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Work, or play. The option was reasonably straightforward for Luke Homfeldt.
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If anyone on the Lakeview Swim Team embodies commitment, it likely is 18-year-old Tanner Smith.
It was another rough outing for the Klamath Falls Falcons, losing 19-2 in five innings against the visiting Eugene Challengers Monday evening.
n Oregon Tech’s second soccer camp for players 7-17, will run July 15-18. Camp also will be 9 a.m.-noon. Cost is $109, with a discount for individuals who register online at least one week before the camp.
Two-time Skyline Conference volleyball Player of the Year.
Kira Morrow still tears up when she thinks about her close friend, classmate and running partner Cameron Caldwell.
A funny thing happened to Reagan Dahle on his way to San Luis Obispo, where the Big Valley senior’s eyes are on a college wrestling career at Cal Poly.
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Sitting in the outfield in 2014, a young Kaila Mick watched Henley beat Banks in the 4-3 in the state semifinals.
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A pair of first-team All-State athletes with ambitions to be college athletes have been named winners of the 48th Mike Keck Memorial Scholarships which are awarded to the top senior male and female student-athlete in Klamath County.
KEIZER — A ground ball to second base off the bat of Hayden Rasica ended the Henley baseball team’s quest for a state title.
EUGENE — All season, the Henley softball team refused to make the “No. 1” hand gesture.
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It’s just a plain, old, ordinary Tuesday at the Henley softball field.
One thing first-year Henley baseball coach Adam Randall knows is that Saturday’s Class 4A state championship opponent understands title contests.
The game had ended, the players and coaches had finished their meeting in shallow right field.
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Henley proved to be the purveyors of opportunistic baseball Tuesday on the way to a 9-3 win over Astoria in the Class 4A state championship semifinals.
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It was pure déjà vu, a trap game for Henley baseball.
Kaila Mick had all the reasons to feel confident with two outs in the top of the seventh inning.
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Henley took advantage of a crucial error in the bottom of the second inning, which proved deadly for Seaside Wednesday.
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