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No. 6 Estacada football defense had ‘4th Down Fire’ in playoff win
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In the first half of a playoff opening bout, Estacada football had a trio of inspired stops that set the tone and eventually spurred a blowout victory. All of the stops by the No. 6 Rangers against visiting Tillamook were on 4th down. The...
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Camas Papermakers head back to the playoffs after another season of growth
CAMAS, Wash. (KOIN) — The Camas Papermakers find themselves in familiar territory: Back in the postseason. It’s an accomplishment the program has achieved every year under head coach Adam Mathieson. While making the playoffs has become a tradition, Mathieson says this year’s team’s biggest accomplishment has been its growth, particularly the progress players have made […]
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Tualatin wins big, but plays small in playoff opener versus Grant
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Not all wins are equal, and some are darn right ugly. I wouldn’t go as far as saying Tualatin’s performance was the latter, but it wasn’t up to their standard and head coach Dom Ferraro said as much immediately after their state playoff game with Grant.
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North Medford stalls in playoff-opening loss at No. 3 Nelson
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Black Tornado score on 1 of 4 trips inside Hawks’ 25-yard line to fall short in 6A championship bracket. The big plays that were part of North Medford’s early and late-season success didn’t materialize on a cold and rainy night in Happy Valley, and the Black Tornado’s hopes of extending their run in the Class 6A football championship bracket were dampened because of it.
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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
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Canby softball program sees return of familiar, successful face
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A familiar face is returning to the Canby High School softball program. Canby High School has announced the hiring of Greg Herman as its new head softball coach, bringing back a coach with a championship history at Canby and extensive experience at the collegiate level.
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Big Sky Breakdown: Portland State head coach Chris Fisk on year one with the Vikings & the trip to Montana
Portland State head coach Chris Fisk joins Colter Nuanez ahead of the Vikings’ trip to Missoula. Fisk talks about his first season at Portland State, parity across college football and the biggest differences he’s found moving up to the FCS level. He also gets into closing the gap...