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MERRILL — If there was any doubt who is the best team in the Southern Cascade League right now, that doubt is gone.
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Henley girls basketball routed the Phoenix Pirates in a 20-point win to secure their third-straight game Friday night at home 58-38.
SILVER LAKE — North Lake boys basketball snapped a Hosanna Christian four-game win streak Saturday at home in a close one-point game.
MERRILL — Welcome back, coach Baker.
It didn’t look like there was going to be much hope for Mazama boys basketball during its opening Skyline Conference game against North Valley.
For the first time in nine years of coaching at Mazama, Joy Lease missed the playoffs last season.
The Klamath Falls Ice Hawks tied 2-2 with the Medford Spartans in a mid-season game Saturday at the Bill Collier Ice Arena.
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MERRILL — They’re back.
DORRIS — Butte Valley boys and girls basketball both secured wins Thursday evening as the Bulldogs hosted Evergreen League opponent McCloud.
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You can spot Ken Vieyra in a Lost River hat and polo on the Raiders’ girls basketball bench.
DORRIS — Butte Valley and Tulelake each left with a win Tuesday night, as the Honkers’ girls team and Bulldog boys bested their Evergreen League opponents at Butte Valley 61-47 and 67-41, respectively.
There have been countless Hosanna Christian boys basketball standout players in recent years.
Everything was going well for Hosanna Christian girls basketball.
MEDFORD — Triad jumped out to a 21-7 first-period lead and rolled past Rogue Valley Adventist Tuesday with a 55-27 victory which left the Timberwolves unbeaten in Mountain Valley League play at 9-0.
GRANTS PASS — Klamath Union and Henley each picked up a team championship Saturday in the first major swimming meet of the season, with Pelicans winning the boys title and Henley claiming the girls crown.
All the No. 7 Klamath Union boys basketball team wants is to not be counted out.
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If there’s one thing that can wake someone up, the voice of longtime Henley girls basketball head coach Shannon Carlson might do it.
It was a difficult choice but it had to be made for Triad senior Michael Irvine.
BONANZA — Mazama wrestling took first place at Bonanza’s Lafe Smith Memorial Tournament with 216 points. Henley followed with 162.
If there is a loss Triad head coach Lisa DeFord will look back on and not want to throw away the game film, it will be their matchup against Paisley, which won, 49-27.
SILVER LAKE — North Lake boys basketball was just five points shy of snapping Triad’s 12-game winning streak Friday at home in a 45-40 loss.
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