Football
The 2025 regular season is in the books for Portland Interscholastic League football, and with the ending comes the annual All-PIL squads. Earning the league's top honors is Roosevelt senior Geovoney Burks. The Idaho-commit senior was awarded both Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year for being the
Soccer
With the success of the Portland Interscholastic League boys soccer teams over the years, it’s been no surprise to see two of the matched up come playoff time. And that was the case again Wednesday, Nov. 5 with No. 10 Cleveland on the road to play No. 7 Lincoln.
Soccer
SOUTH TABOR – Through the pouring rain and several close calls, Grant High School girls soccer found a way to survive and advance Tuesday, Nov. 4 at Franklin High School. Tied at one with No. 11 Tualatin, the No. 6 seed Generals won in penalty kicks 3-2 to take home the
Football
Halloween is over and the calendar has flipped to November, meaning no more time for tricks and teams competing for the ultimate treat. Football's regular season came to an end and we saw three local squads make it into the brackets. Meanwhile girls volleyball, girls soccer and boys
Football
Volleyball
Cross country
LENTS – Even if it's a rebuilding year, Lincoln High School girls cross country didn’t look the part Wednesday, Oct. 29. Racing at Lents Park in the PIL district championships, the Cardinals walked away with the team title once again. Leading the charge was junior Ellery Lincoln, who&
Volleyball
We’re back with the Rose City Roundup this Sunday after a two-week break. My apologies, had some important things to celebrate the past two weekends. Oct. 11 was my beautiful wife Faviola’s birthday and we spent the day rail-biking in Hood River, followed by a night with family
Football
In week eight of the high school football season, league titles were up for grabs and playoff spots were starting to come to light. For Central Catholic, a tough defeat likely ends its shot at another Mt. Hood crown, meanwhile Roosevelt won to secure its first outright PIL title at
Football
HAPPY VALLEY – There’s no way around it: It wasn’t Central Catholic High School football’s night on offense. Facing off with Mt. Hood Conference foe Nelson, the Rams and Hawks were essentially playing for the league title as they both entered the game 3-0 in league play and
Volleyball
Football