Clark County, Wash. – After nine years at Clark County Today, veteran sports reporter Paul Valencia is expanding his coverage of Washington high school football. He will now produce video reports for the new online platform FinalScore.tv, with each segment also simulcast on Seattle’s KJR radio.

From Print to Video

Valencia, who describes himself as a “face for radio, a voice for print,” says the shift to video will let fans not only hear his analysis but also see the action from his home office or directly from stadiums across the state. The weekly shows are slated to air around 10 p.m. on Fridays, kicking off with the season‑opening game in Camas.

Community‑Focused Coverage

FinalScore.tv aims to spotlight athletes from every corner of Washington, covering both boys’ and girls’ football, basketball, and even flag football. “We want to bring people back to the fields and courts and support our youth through community involvement,” said Delano Morgan, COO of FinalScore.tv.

While the platform has no formal partnership with Clark County, its officials hope the added exposure will benefit local schools and families, encouraging more community members to attend games.

Valencia’s Legacy

Valencia notes that the upcoming Friday night will mark his 217th consecutive regular‑season high school football game covered in Clark County. Though he no longer holds a daily sports beat, his passion for the game remains unchanged, and he sees the new video format as a way to reach a broader audience.

Fans are invited to tune in each week as Valencia travels around the state, delivering game recaps, player spotlights, and the kind of local color that makes high school sports a cornerstone of Washington community life.

Original reporting: Clark County Today (Vancouver WA) — read the source article.