Modoc Field had two days of Skyline Track and Field Championship action Friday, May 14 and 15. Around 250 student-athletes competed in the conference event with Hidden Valley High School taking the title.
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The Klamath Community Leadership Foundation presented a $4,400 check to Mazama High School Thursday, May 6 in efforts to help fund their championship rings. Heather Tramp, executive director of the Klamath County Chamber of Commerce, created a Facebook post on Thursday, April 15 and reached …
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With a 17-1 win, the Lakeview Honkers' softball team defeated the Chiloquin Panthers Tuesday, May 11 in an away game. Lakeview scored in every inning and had it's peak in the third with six runs.
A nonprofit baseball team is set to form in the Klamath area with hopes of helping 15-year-olds and older with autism and other disabilities gain social and physical skills on and off the field. With 65 teams across the nation, the Alternative Baseball Organization plans to have the team rea…
For the first time in 12 years Oregon Institute of Technology’s softball team won the Cascade Collegiate Conference after defeating the College of Idaho in a dragged out final, 1-0, Sunday in Ashland. Their wish was spoken into existence by pitcher Sarah Abramson and head Coach Greg Stewart.
Mazama baseball swept Klamath Union Saturday, 16-1 and 14-3, at Kiger Stadium in Klamath Falls. Pete Whisler, head coach for the Vikings, said discipline at the plate and strong pitching contributed to the wins.
Tyler Mcneley had all the right stuff on Friday for the Lakeview Honkers, allowing zero runs and besting Rogue River by a socre of 10-0 Friday, May 7 in the first game of the day.
Seven players from the Oregon Tech softball team have been recognized by the Cascade Collegiate Conference for their contributions on the field, leading the Lady Owls to a 38-8 record and a third-place finish in the CCC regular season standings with a 21-6 record.
Three Oregon Tech Owls received postseason awards Thursday for Cascade Collegiate Conference women’s basketball.
Lakeview's Tyler McNeley had a perfect game against Bonanza's softball team Thursday, May 6. McNeley pitched all five innings and struckout 14 Antlers.
Viking softball defeated the Pelicans Tuesday, May 5.
Oregon Tech (23-23, 18-14) claimed a 2nd place finish in the Cascade Collegiate Conference regular season Sunday on a David Palmer pinch-hit walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth. Needing a sweep to claim the 2-seed, Tech won 5-1 and 12-11 after Corban (21-27, 16-16) nearly pulled off a…
Oregon Tech’s Trask Telesmanich (baseball/pitcher), and Sarah Abramson (softball/pitcher) have been recognized by the Cascade Conference as the Embrace Health-Santiam Hospital Players of the Week for their performances during the week of April 26 to May 2.
Klamath Union High School’s boys and girls tennis teams defeated Cascade Christian at home, 9-3, Tuesday.
Elite Apparel's athlete of the season competition is now taking votes. The competition highlights the achievements of local athletes. It consists 10 finalists from Klamath Falls high schools.
On Saturday Klamath Union softball got their first wins in the season as they defeated Hidden Valley 19-12 and 11-8 in a doubleheader.
Henley High School's softball team continued towards a perfect season Saturday, May 1 as they defeated North Valley High School in a double header 23-1 and 23-0. Hornet Madison Perez said Henley's teamwork was more precise than their previous games
Henley High School’s junior varsity baseball team defeated Bonanza High School’s varsity team 5-3 in the Antlers’ newly renovated stadium. This was not a simple win however, as Bonanza always kept some pressure on the Hornets, especially in the last inning.
Henley High School's softball program visited and defeated North Valley High School 21-0 Wednesday, April 28.
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