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Canby’s Cutsforth runs to top-20 finish at 5A girl’s state meet
For Canby’s Macallan Cutsforth, finishing her high school cross country career with a top-20 finish at the state championships puts a nice capper on her career. Cutsforth churned through the tough 5,000 meter state meet course Saturday, Nov. 7, at Lane Community College, in a time of 19 minutes, 30.2 seconds, good enough for 19th place overall in the hyper-competitive 5A girl’s division.
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Washington Basketball Lands Commitment From Rising 2027 Oregon Guard
Clackamas High School senior guard RJ Barhoum didn't wait long after receiving an offer Saturday from Washington to entrust his college basketball future to Huskies' coach Danny Sprinkle. The 6-foot-5 combo guard joins four-star Compass Prep (Ariz.) guard Jimmie Haywood, who announced his pledge to UW this past Tuesday, as the second high school commit for the Big Ten program in the 2027 recruiting class. His decision came on the heels of an official visit to Seattle on Thursday, with the groundwork already laid by ex-Oregon assistant coach Mike Mennegna and the rest of the coaching staff connecting with the talented guard over the past couple of months to seal the deal. Barhoum, the younger brother of former Oregon high school state all-time girls three-point record holder Sara Barhoum, who began her college career at Oregon before transferring to Portland State this past offseason, landed a handful of offers in recent months, including Air Force and Eastern Washington, but felt the opportunity at the Big Ten level was too much to turn down. After a lot of thought and prayer I’ve made the decision to commit to @UW_MBB Thank you to Coach Sprinkle, Coach Mennegna, and Coach Kline for believing
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South Eugene girls soccer wins state playoff thriller on penalty kicks
Emma Pettersson insists she didn't feel all that nervous as she stepped up to the penalty spot for a moment that many high school players dream of experiencing. The way she saw it, she was playing with house money. But South Eugene's senior captain didn't leave her team waiting any longer; Pettersson calmly buried a match-winning penalty kick to keep the Axe's season rolling. After 80 minutes and an overtime period weren't enough to break a 1-1 deadlock, Pettersson and Class 6A No. 7 South Eugene beat No. 22 Beaverton 5-4 on penalties Nov. 4 in the second round of the OSAA Class 6A girls soccer state playoffs. On the back of a stellar 10-4-1 regular season campaign, the Axe are headed to the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2019. "That was the first penalty I've ever taken in a game," Pettersson said with a slight smile. "So, that was nice. That was fun." An all-state center back who has helped the Axe limit their opponents to just 19 goals this season, Pettersson didn't necessarily need to convert her attempt to keep her team alive. South Eugene and Beaverton each converted four of their first five attempts, which