The Henley Hornets (6-1, 2-1 Skyline) grabbed their second-straight conference win and second shutout of the season when they breezed past North Valley (5-3, 1-2) in a 40-0 road victory on Friday.
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A blue team player attempts to pull one of the gold team player’s flags during Henley High School’s annual powder puff football game on Oct. 6, 2021. The gold team, made up of freshmen and seniors, defeated the blue team, sophomores and juniors, 22-6.
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Back-to-back road sweeps of two Washington teams powered the Tech volleyball team to their seventh- and eighth straight wins.
The Lady Owls soccer team posted a productive road trip this past weekend, snatching an upset over a ranked opponent on Friday and a come-from-behind win on Saturday to grab the top spot in the conference.
The top-of-table Oregon Tech men's soccer team (13-1, 9-1 CCC) defended their conference lead valiantly Saturday, dispatching the College of Idaho 1-0 in a bruising road match the Owls spent partially short handed.
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Mazama volleyball (17-0, 9-0 Skyline) defeated Henley 3-1 on Thursday night at Valhalla Court, securing the Vikings’ first-ever Skyline Conference championship.
With just under a minute to play, a collective gasp, then a roar reverberated among the home spectators at Lost River’s Chin Field on Friday night.
An eight-goal explosion pushed Henley boys soccer (9-2-1, 7-0 Skyline) past Mazama (0-6-2, 0-5-2) on Thursday, netting the Hornets’ seventh-straight conference win.
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Bonanza’s volleyball team fought through a challenge from neighboring rival Lost River on Thursday night, winning 3-1 at home on senior night.
A handful of Skyline Conference teams squared off in a mid-week cross country meet in Jackson County on Wednesday, offering yet another preview of who may head to state after the fast-approaching conference meet.
Both Oregon Tech golf teams got their first win of the season as both the men’s and women’s squads took first place at the Coastal Collegiate Classic on Tuesday.
The Lady Owls' volleyball squad claimed their sixth straight win on Saturday night, sweeping a winless Walla Walla after going five sets with Lewis-Clark State the night prior.
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Oregon Tech men's soccer team pounded a winless Walla Walla team on Sunday, winning 7-0 on the OIT campus.
The Henley boys' soccer team (8-2-1, 6-0 Skyline) defeated Hidden Valley (6-3, 3-3) Monday night 2-0, expanding their hold on the conference and notching their sixth shutout of the year.
Mazama outclassed conference opponent North Valley (5-2, 1-1 Skyline) on Friday, cruising to a 49-0 victory for the Vikings’ homecoming.
The Lost River Raiders (5-1) routed Chiloquin Thursday night with a balanced attack that managed to score on all fronts.
The Oregon Tech women's soccer team managed to keep visiting Carroll College (5-4-1, 4-2-1 CCC) off the scoreboard and largely out of the Tech half of the field Friday afternoon.
Both Oregon Tech cross country teams cruised to easy wins on Friday, as Hustlin' Owls packed the top-10 of both the men's and women's races at the Running Y Resort in a meet featuring only conference teams.
Henley delivered a 49-6 rout over an overmatched Phoenix team (0-6, 0-2 Skyline) before a homecoming crowd Thursday night.
A second-half surge propelled the Henley boys’ soccer team past perennial powerhouse Phoenix (7-2, 3-2 Skyline), keeping the Hornets perfect in league play.
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