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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.
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Hidden Valley’s Julian Grinager wrestles against Mazama’s Jason Ortega during an intramural wrestling meet Wednesday hosted by Klamath Union High School.
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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.
The Tuesday, May 25 evening slate included a full moon and a sweep at Pel Court. Klamath Union High School girls basketball defeated North Valley High School in a buzzer beater 48-47, while the Pelican boys had a much more calm game, winning 57-34.
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Relocated form its usual venue of Hayward Field in Eugene to Siuslaw High School in Florence, the 4A state track and field championships were held May 21-22, with three Klamath County athletes as good as gold placing first overall in competition.
Klamath Union High School's boy's basketball team defeated St. Mary's School 65-37 Saturday, May 22.
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On a bright Saturday afternoon Marist Catholic High School handed Henley High its only defeat of the season, 6-2, in the 4A softball championship in Medford. The Hornets ended the season with an 18-1 record.
Mother nature defeated both Hosanna-Triad School and Trinity Lutheran High School girls’ basketball teams Friday. A leak sprung from the six-month-old roof around the second minute in the third quarter at first delayed the game a few minutes, but ultimately the leak puddled near the half cou…
The third time was the charm for Henley High School’s softball team as they defeated La Grande High School, 8-0, Thursday and earned a spot in the 4A championship. Henley lost against the Tigers in 2018 and 2019 in the finals.
As season three high school sports come to an end, the fourth and final sports season is already in progress. At an unusual time of the year, with a shorter, concise season, basketball, swimming and wrestling got in their first practice Monday. The end of the season is June 26.
Head coach Pete Whisler and the Viking boys swept Phoenix 9-1 and 5-1 Wednesday, May 19 at Kiger Stadium in Klamath Falls. They extended the Pirates losing streak to seven games.
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