VERMILLION, S.D. — Teenagers Jashawn and Jayton Pease embraced in the end zone while celebrating the 74-39 victory that made their Crow Creek Chieftains the champions of South Dakota’s tribal school league. But as they hugged, tears streamed down their faces.
Steve Matthies
ADRIAN – The Hosanna Christian Lions’ season came to a crashing end in a 64-16 loss to the Adrian Antelopes in the quarterfinals of the Class 1A state football playoffs.
In a national-level playoff atmosphere, Oregon Tech outlasted Antelope Valley, 74-65, Saturday in the final game of the Lithia Oregon Tech Classic in the third meeting between the two teams in the last 365 days.
EUGENE — Sabrina Ionescu’s junior season was plagued by questions about the Oregon guard’s post-college career.
Oregon Tech overcame another sluggish third-period performance, made 10-of-12 free throws in the final minute and claimed a 71-65 win over Simpson University Saturday at the Lithia Oregon Tech Classic.
It wasn’t a lot of fun for Oregon State offensive players and coaches when they watched the video of Friday night’s 19-7 loss to Washington, a game in which the Beavers’ only points came from the defense.
James Wiseman and his advisers have decided a legal battle with the NCAA is not the best way to keep the heralded freshman on the basketball court.
CORVALLIS — A record number of Oregon Tech soccer players gained all-Cascade Collegiate Conference honors for the recently completed regular season.
Out of high school, Seth Erickson knew he was headed to Tech — just not Oregon Tech.
SPRINGFIELD — Oregon Tech men’s soccer needed just one goal.
REDDING — Oregon Tech went on a 13-0 run toward the end of the first half Tuesday on the way to a 99-49 nonleague men’s basketball victory over Simpson University.
PRESCOTT, Ariz. — Seth Erickson and Mitchell Fink both toyed with triple-double efforts Friday to help Oregon Tech complete its quick trip to Arizona with a 74-53 victory over Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.
From their first day on campus, Oregon Tech’s seniors on the women’s soccer side had grandiose visions.
He sits, almost stoically, in a chair at the far end of the Oregon Tech women’s soccer bench, between head coach Brandon Porter and assistant coach Phoebe Hendry.
COTTAGE GROVE — Oregon Tech runners finished eighth individually in both the men’s and women’s Cascade Collegiate Conference cross country championships Friday at the Middlefield Golf Course.
Before the season began, Oregon Tech women’s soccer coach Brandon Porter said there was one major goal for the season — to remain focused for the entire season.
Friday night was a teary one at Hill O-Brian Field for Henley football as tenth-seeded The Dalles eliminated the No. 7 Hornets from playoffs in the first round in a 49-18 upset.
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