Football
Week Five is in the books and we’re officially already more than halfway through the high school football season. The PIL race is starting to take shape with Roosevelt taking the outright lead. But troubles still lurk with Grant picking up win No. 1 and McDaniel on a win
Football
GOOSE HOLLOW – Down 14-0 at halftime, Roosevelt High School took its minds back to before the season even started with a summer camp held out on the coast. Inside the Lincoln High School locker room, defensive coordinator Josh Bradford brought up the memory to remind the Roughriders about sticking together
Soccer
Soccer
ST. JOHN’S—Grant boys soccer needed less than 10 seconds to seize a lead over Roosevelt High School on Tuesday, Sept. 30, and rode that initial momentum to a 5-0 win. Grant (6-2-1) improves to 1-0 in the PIL, while Roosevelt (4-4-1) will look for a first league win
Cross country
Football
Cross country
We’re back with another addition of the Rose City Roundup, aiming to wrap up some of the storylines that slipped through the cracks during the week. There were some big-time football matchups, an even bigger girls volleyball showdown in 2A and some soccer teams keeping their foot on the
Football
Week 4 provided some plenty of football fireworks in the PIL and at Hillsboro Stadium with Central Catholic. McDaniel and Roosevelt pulled off some low-scoring upsets, meanwhile the Rams scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns to turn back Lakeridge. Here’s a roundup of most of the action in Rose City high
Football
ST. JOHNS – Coming into Friday, Ida B. Wells High School football – the two-time defending PIL champions – hadn’t lost a league game since Oct. 7, 2022, a run of 16 consecutive wins. But all good things must come to an end, and Roosevelt made sure the Guardians’ ride came to
Volleyball
Soccer
Football