Oregon High School Sports News

The Cavaliers opened league play last week with wins over Lake Oswego and Oregon City , and a 2-1 loss to TRL leader Lakeridge .

The Clackamas Cavaliers last week continued as one of the top high school baseball teams in the state, pushing their season record to 12-1-1 with a three-game series sweep of Oregon City in the first week of Three Rivers League play.

Depth in the field events proved the difference, as Oregon City thinclads topped Lakeridge 77-1/2 to 67-1/2 in a hotly contested Three Rivers League boys track and field meet held in Oregon City April 16. The Pacers won nine of the 17 events contest in the meet, but the Pioneers were dominant in the field events, where they outscored their guests ... (more)

HILLSBORO Tigard senior Ray Barlow struck out seven batters, including six straight at one point, to lead his team to a 4-0 victory over Century on Tuesday at Hillsboro Ballpark.

BEAVERTON After opening the season 7-0 and dashing to a No. 1 OSAA ranking, the Jesuit Crusaders faced the sudden prospect of a three-game deficit in the Metro League standings with a loss Tuesday.

The Southridge Skyhawks needed only one run to get the win over the Sunset Apollos on Tuesday at Sunset High School.

Poker Tournament: The Oregon City High School Pioneers Baseball team will benefit from the tournament happening at 5 p.m. Saturday, April 26, at Westmoreland's Union Manor, 6404 S.E. 23rd Ave. in Oregon City.

I will now be wearing green and yellow not as a fan but a player. I have committed to the University of Oregon.

Prep baseball: The Mt. Hood Conference scheduled includes Central Catholic at David Douglas.

Unfortunately for the Forest Grove baseball team, the Vikings were on the wrong end of it Friday, and they were forced to round out their nonleague schedule with a 7-2 loss to visiting Southridge.

There are 192 high school softball teams across Oregon's five classifications, and only one other has a perfect record: the 12-0 Saxons of South Salem.

The Madison High baseball team is making its case as the team to beat in the PIL this season.

A steady rain wasn't going to sidetrack Clackamas pitcher Jared Bell from completing a personal mission Monday night against visiting Lake Oswego.

BEAVERTON It was difficult for Jesuit junior Alicia Taylor to recall exactly how many pitches she fouled off during a crucial at bat in the bottom of the fifth against Aloha on Monday.

The Crimson Tide certainly found something earlier on last week - some tough sledding - when the team dropped an 8-4 decision to Southridge and then fell 8-0 at South Salem, one of the top two outfits in the state.

The West Linn girls lacrosse team won the year's first showdown with Lake Oswego Monday, fending off the perennial state contenders 15-11 and handing the Lakers their first loss on their home field since 2011.

A second-inning grand slam from Sage Harrison highlights an offensive-riddled afternoon as Scappoose bats past Tillamook 12-1 Normally when a team pitches against Scappoose senior Lexi Courtney, they'd rather walk her than take their chances at seeing a pitch fly over the outfield fence.

Lake Oswego claimed the first win of the series against Lakeridge 4-1 at home Monday behind a solid performance on the mound from Jordan Horak and some timely hitting by lead-off hitter Harrison Reece.

The Lakeridge boys tennis team is living up to expectations early in the season.

Lake Oswego's boys tennis team will be led by its depth this year and the Lakers hope to be competitive in what should be an exceptionally tough league this year.