Senior Ryane Mattox scored a hat trick in a lopsided Hornets win over Cottage Grove on Saturday, during the final non-conference game.
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Thanks to the ever-lingering wildfire smoke that has plagued the state and its athletes for months, Klamath Union cross country’s first meet of the year featured a bit of the bizarre.
Henley volleyball (2-1) notched a tough road win over St. Mary’s, Medford (3-3) in a five-set thriller on Thursday night.
Mazama volleyball continued its roll through the first week of the fall sports season, claiming the top spot at the Basin Best tournament on Saturday.
In the spring, Mazama was crowned the unofficial Class 4A state champion in football after a COVID-shortened 6 game season.
With the fall sports season finally upon us, the Herald and News is revamping its sports section.
Just two days after being swept by Mazama, Bonanza volleyball turned around and delivered a strong win over 4A Klamath Union on Thursday night.
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The sets didn’t really count. It was a jamboree, scrimmage, the preseason — but don’t tell that to Lost River’s Jazmin Cobian.
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Klamath Union High School boys basketball beat crosstown rival Mazama 42-38 at Pel Court Saturday night, securing a league title and finishing an undefeated regular season.
Local high school football players have been named to the class 4A All-State football teams. Coaches of the Year included Vic Lease Mazama.
Five ball players from Klamath Basin high schools have been selected to play in the Oregon 4A-All Star Series. The annual series will be played June 19-20 at North Marion High School in Aurora, Oregon.
Mazama High School’s girls and boys teams hosted and defeated two North Valley High School in a doubleheader.
Mazama, Klamath Union and Ashland tied at 36 points apiece during a three-way wrestling match Tuesday.
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Neither of the visiting teams walked out of the Hornet’s Nest with a win Thursday at Henley High School. Both the girls and boys hosted North Valley High School and beat them 58-38 and 43-30 respectively.
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Klamath Union High School hosted Hidden Valley High School, Rogue River High School and Mazama High School Wednesday, May 26 at Pel Court in Klamath Falls. Mazama was supposed to travel to La Pine but the meet was cancelled last minute. Because of the shortened season scores were not kept, K…
Hidden Valley's varsity basketball team defeated Henley in a home game 39-38.
The American Legion Falcons baseball team will hold tryouts at 9 a.m. on May 29 and 30 at Kiger Stadium in Klamath Falls. All ages are welcome. For more information or to sign up contact Pete Whisler at 541-591-0082.
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