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High School Football Coach Fired After His Team’s 63-0 Victory – The Reason Why Has Social Media Raging
His team's dominant performance was followed by an unexpected career-ending decision. The post High School Football Coach Fired After His Team’s 63-0 Victory – The Reason Why Has Social Media Raging originally published on Total Pro Sports .
philomathnews.com
Hood’s header highlights Philomath’s senior day rout of Central
Rising to meet Kya Bolton’s free kick in the 11th minute Thursday against Central, Philomath High’s Jordyn Hood scored on a header into the left side of the net. It was an emotional moment for the PHS senior — not only because she scored the game’s first goal but because it was the final moment of her soccer career in a Warriors uniform.
nbc16.com
Eugene 4J shifts to premade school meals as kitchen staff adapt to fewer workers
EUGENE, Ore. — The Eugene 4J school district’s nutrition services team is working with about a quarter fewer full-time positions this school year - and the kitchen staff are still keeping the lunch line moving through its school cafeterias. The program received about $2.4 million in budget cuts...
philomathnews.com
Philomath boys soccer stopped by OWC-leading Cascade
The Philomath High School boys soccer team fell into a 3-0 hole in the first half Tuesday night at Cascade and then gave up five goals over the first 15 minutes of the second half in an 8-0 loss. The game was stopped in the 55th minute under the eight-goal...
orangemedianetwork.com
ASOSU Student Advisory Board votes in favor of updated bylaws
The Student Advisory Board of Associated Students of Oregon State University voted unanimously to approve amended bylaws at a meeting on Oct. 15. The Board met to discuss a set of bylaws proposed to the SAB of ASOSU by Senior Student Government Advisor Keri Simonet. ASOSU President Christina Young-Valdovinos made...
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No district-wide e-moto ban in place as Eugene 4J develops campus rules
Eugene School District 4J is developing rules to clarify which electric bikes, scooters and e-motos are allowed on school campuses and where they can be used. The district says there is no formal district-wide ban in place, but Cal Young and Spencer Butte middle schools have asked families to keep the devices at home. The new regulations are expected before the end of the school year, though no specific timeline has been set.
philomathnews.com
Philomath girls soccer still unbeaten in league play
Kya Bolton didn’t like the call that set up a drop ball midway through the first half Tuesday. She did something about it. The Philomath junior scored twice, including a goal moments after the restart, and the Warriors defeated Cascade 3-0 at Philomath High School to stay unbeaten in league play.“It was a drop ball, and it kind of made me a little mad because it was not a good call,” Bolton said. “So I was throwing a little bit of a fit, and I just tried to attack it after he dropped it.”
The Register-Guard
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Eugene 4J school district to ban e-motos across all campuses
Eugene’s 4J school district is planning to ban e-motos from all campuses. E-motos are heavy electric bikes that can go above 15 mph, relying on a twist throttle, not pedaling. They’re also not street legal in Oregon, and prohibited for those younger than 16 to operate. The vehicles...
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NASA Space Grants Put Student Ideas to Work
Building a scientific instrument, sending it aboard a rocket and examining the data afterward might sound like an opportunity reserved for professional engineers. For OSU senior Logan Olbrich, it became part of his college experience. Olbrich was among the presenters at an Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium panel hosted by...
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Prep Football: Missed chances cost Roseburg in 21-12 loss at Springfield
SPRINGFIELD — The Roseburg Indians had two costly turnovers in Springfield territory and another end inside the red zone as they came up short in a 21-12 Class 5A Special District 5 loss Friday night at Silke Field. The loss was Roseburg’s second-in-a-row after starting the season with five...
Emerald Media
History graduate students and director speak on potential program sunsetting
George Moncaster moved from the United Kingdom to continue his graduate studies at the University of Oregon this year. One week and one day into the term, he stood outside McKenzie Hall protesting the potential sunsetting of the history Ph.D. program, while faculty and deans met inside. “Myself, but also...
USA TODAY Sports Media Group
Oregon commit Brayton Feister cleared to play after latest court ruling
The saga continues out in Ohio for one of the Oregon Ducks' most valued commits in the 2027 recruiting cycle. After missing one week with his eligibility stripped, linebacker Brayton Feister and his younger brother, Brydon, were cleared to play at Massillon Washington High School. The decision was first reported by the Canton Repository, part of the USA TODAY Network . The Fifth District Court of Appeals cleared the Feisters to suit up and return to the field on Friday, granting a preliminary permanent injunction and allowing the brothers to play on Oct. 16 against Warren Harding High School. The new ruling overrides the previous ruling by the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA), which ruled the brothers ineligible on Oct. 5. The OHSAA argued the Feisters transferred to Massillon from Archbishop Hoban following disciplinary issues at the state wrestling championships. The OHSAA also alleged Feister's father contacted other schools about enrollment before making the move to Massillon. The brothers were denied an appeal a week ago by a Stark County judge. Now ruled eligible to play, the Feisters will have an opportunity to support and continue Massillon's season, which suffered its first loss last week. The OHSAA could still
philomathnews.com
Philomath School Board faces full slate of action items Tuesday
The Philomath School Board will take up the district’s field trip policy and a proposed student trip to Costa Rica when it meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Philomath High School’s Community Conference Room. The field trip policy and the Costa Rica proposal appear together as the first...
lookouteugene-springfield.com
High school football: Sheldon shakes off sluggish start to thump South Medford
This story has been updated with additional scores from Friday games. Since last year’s 2-7 frustration, Sheldon football has grown in leaps and bounds. Despite a season-opening loss to 5A Thurston, the Irish have surged toward the top of 6A and back toward normalcy in Eugene. But for a...
KTVZ
Oregon State Football Team Pays Tribute to Silver Rail Elementary School Community
CORVALLIS, Ore. (KTVZ) -- The Oregon State Football Program paid tribute to the Silver Rail Elementary School community Saturday by placing stickers on players' helmets. KTVZ Sports Director Dylan Anderman was able to speak with Prineville native and Beaver Wide Receiver Eddie Freauff prior to the game, who showed the sticker players have placed on their helmet.
Total Pro Sports
Oregon High School Football Coach Gets Terminated Immediately After Vicious Onside Kick [VIDEO]
Coach fired after ruthless blowout onside kick. The post Oregon High School Football Coach Gets Terminated Immediately After Vicious Onside Kick [VIDEO] originally published on Total Pro Sports .
Statesman Journal
Stayton football forfeits game with rival Cascade
Another Oregon high school football team has forfeited a varsity game. On Oct. 15, just a day before kickoff against rival Cascade in Turner, Stayton has forfeited the Week 7 conference game. "The contest was forfeited because a team did not have enough participants in order to play. The team forfeited prior to competition; the contest was never started. Forfeit posted by OSAA on 10/15/2026," reads a message on the Oregon School Activities Association scoreboard. Stayton coach Randy Nyquist confirmed his team's forfeit to the Statesman Journal. The newspaper reached out to but was unable to reach the school's principal or athletic director for comment. Stayton High School's website issued a statement: " Dear Stayton High School Community, We are writing to inform our community of a change to our upcoming athletics schedule. Stayton High School will forfeit this Friday night’s varsity football game against the Cascade Cougars and cancel the upcoming Monday evening JV contest. A decision of this magnitude is never easy, and we recognize the disappointment it brings to our dedicated fans, student body, and community members who gather to support our Eagles. However, due to a severe shortage of available players resulting from injuries, taking the
orangemedianetwork.com
Student reactions mixed following ongoing residence hall construction
In June 2026, Turner Construction began construction on Oregon State University’s newest Western Boulevard residence hall. Just four months later, some south side residents have experienced frustrations with the nearby hall which is being built on a former parking lot. The University Housing and Dining Services website notes that...