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We've done No. 20-11, now it's time for the top 10 Portland high school sports moments of 2025. Again, the list is filled with individual and team wins, along with some postseason runs that turned the community around them into believers. So on the final
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Every year comes with its highlights, and 2025 wasn’t short of some fireworks for the 19 local high schools that reside within Portland city limits. We’ve got the 20 best moments of the year, starting with No. 20-11 down below. Let us know what your favorite moment
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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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
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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
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