Oregon High School Sports News

To win a state championship, a boys' soccer team needs a lot of talent, and a dose of good fortune, some sort of unanticipated happening to transpire somewhere along the way.

Optimism is sky-high in Gaston, where the boys basketball team is arguably deeper and more talented than the one that captured a Northwest League championship last season.

The fall sports season is barely in the rearview mirror but, ready or not, the winter slate begins tonight for several schools in the Rogue Valley.

South Medford senior Kaylee Cooper has signed a letter of intent to swim for Fresno Pacific University in Fresno, Calif.

The boys' and girls' swimming teams at Sandy took very separate journeys as they navigated the 2012-13 season.

Five area varsity teams were honored as Academic All-State by the OSAA and the Dairy Farmers of Oregon after finishing in the top 10 schools in their sport and classification.

The playoffs are a whole new season, which is a good thing for Newberg boys soccer team, because the Tigers look like a whole new team since ending the regular season with three consecutive losses.

As the final Santiam Christian kill of the 3A state championship game cascaded to the floor, completing the Crusaders' three-game title win over the Valley Catholic volleyball team, something surprisingly remarkable occurred.

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Cascade Christian football players had an extra bounce in their stride, along with bling around their necks, on Monday after claiming the Class 3A state title on Saturday in Bend.

The squad that entertained intentions of making the 6A state tournament and displayed the talent to make that dream a reality, didn't envision a first round, five-set playoff loss to Glencoe.

West Salem graduate Cody Allison and McKay graduate Alex Emerson, who currently play at Chemeketa, have signed letters of intent to play baseball at Western Oregon.

Imbler's Joe Griffin breaks through the offensive line during the Class 1A state championship game against Lowell Saturday at Hillsboro Stadium.

Imbler was wrapping up its second state title in school history with a victory against Lowell, 88-76.

It'll be an entirely new starting five and, technically, a brand new head coach, but Brandon Begley doesn't want to hear the "R" word.

One of the Vikings' standout runners, Berdahl had high hopes for the boys Class 6A race, both for himself and for his Forest Grove teammates, whose collective sights had been set on earning the program's first-ever state trophy with a top-four finish.

During the summer before his senior year, a hobbled Abran Serrano-Garcia sat down with his parents and told them the news.

To win a state championship, a boys' soccer team needs a lot of talent, and a dose of good fortune, some sort of unanticipated happening to transpire somewhere along the way.

Canby's Noah Kyllo scored the Cougars' only two touchdowns of the game in the 35-17 semifinal loss to Jesuit.

The underdog, nobody-believes-in-us Beaverton boys' soccer team tugged on Superman's cape for a half in the 6A state quarterfinals on Saturday.