Basketball
Basketball
The Rose City Roundup returns with the winter season already into the thick of things. Nonleague basketball is going on across the state while wrestling tournaments have been happening each weekend with local grapplers competing. Down below you’ll find some early headlines from the first few weeks of action,
Basketball
Basketball
The Rose City Roundup returns with the winter season already into the thick of things. Nonleague basketball is going on across the state while wrestling tournaments have been happening each weekend with local grapplers competing. Down below you’ll find some early headlines from the first few weeks of action,
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The temperatures are dropping which means the fun is just beginning inside high school gyms across Portland. The high school boys basketball is already underway, along with the rest of the winter sports in girls basketball, boys and girls wrestling, and boys and girls swimming. Here, we take a look
The temperatures are dropping which means the fun is just beginning inside high school gyms across Portland. The high school girls basketball season begins Wednesday, Dec. 3, along with the rest of the winter sports in boys basketball, boys and girls wrestling, and boys and girls swimming. Here, we take
Check out some of the best photos from the Oregon high school football 6A state championship game between Central Catholic and Lake Oswego. The Lakers took an early lead and dominated the game, taking home the win 35-6 after the Rams got on the board late with a touchdown from
December is nearly here which means winter sports are on their way for high school athletes in the City of Portland. One of those sports is of course wrestling where the city has plenty of stars looking to make their mark for the 2025-2026 season. Here, we take a look
SHERWOOD – The game was destined for overtime. Down 21-14 to No. 5 Central Catholic (10-2), a 40-yard run from No. 1 West Linn (11-1) football sophomore Cohen Bissell put the Lions down at the Rams 6-yard line. Three plays later, the Lions had moved the ball to inches away from
The Grant High School boys soccer team lost 4-2 in a penalty shootout against Beaverton High School in the OSAA Class 6A boys soccer state championships on Saturday, Nov. 15, at Hillsboro Stadium, dropping the match 2-1. It was the Generals’ first state championship appearance since 2014, their first appearance
No. 5 Grant boys soccer senior Owen Bonnin scored three goals Tuesday night. However, one was an own-goal that changed the momentum on the road at No. 1 Lakeridge, cutting the Generals lead to 2-1. The Pacers found the equalizer, but Bonnin made up for it by converting on a