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  • 3/10/12 10:10pm: Corvallis 63 Milwaukie 51 - Final
  • 3/10/12 10:05pm: Central 49 Phoenix 47 - Final
  • 3/10/12 10:00pm: Jesuit 52 Lake Oswego 42 - Final
  • 3/10/12 5:10pm: Benson 51 Wilsonville 40 - Final
  • 3/10/12 5:05pm: Seaside 42 Sisters 39 - Final
  • 3/10/12 4:45pm: North Medford 58 West Linn 53 - Final
  • 3/10/12 12:35pm: Mountain View 56 Silverton 45 - Final
  • 3/10/12 12:25pm: Newport 68 North Valley 66 - Final
  • 3/10/12 12:20pm: Lincoln 58 David Douglas 57 - Final
  • 3/9/12 10:20pm: Corvallis 59 Benson 45 - Final
  • 3/9/12 10:00pm: Lake Oswego 67 West Linn 45 - Final
  • 3/9/12 10:00pm: Phoenix 74 Sisters 55 - Final
  • 3/9/12 5:05pm: Central 40 Seaside 26 - Final
  • 3/9/12 4:40pm: Milwaukie 59 Wilsonville 41 - Final
  • 3/9/12 4:35pm: Jesuit 47 North Medford 31 - Final
  • 3/9/12 12:20pm: Silverton 61 Eagle Point 49 - Final
  • 3/9/12 12:15pm: Lincoln 80 Central Catholic 62 - Final
  • 3/9/12 12:10pm: North Valley 55 North Bend 52 - Final
  • 3/9/12 10:40am: Mountain View 56 Churchill 50 - Final
  • 3/9/12 10:35am: David Douglas 62 South Medford 54 - Final
  • 3/9/12 10:35am: Newport 67 Roosevelt 66 - Final
  • 3/8/12 10:05pm: Benson 69 Eagle Point 39 - Final
  • 3/8/12 9:45pm: West Linn 56 Central Catholic 41 - Final
  • 3/8/12 9:35pm: Sisters 47 North Valley 46 - Final
  • 3/8/12 8:00pm: Phoenix 50 North Bend 42 - Final

Boys Basketball

12basketballWelcome to OregonPrepSports.net's coverage of the 2011-12 Oregon High School Boys Basketball season!

2012 OSAA Playoff brackets: 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A

Polls (with recent results):  6A  5A  4A 3A 2A 1A

Polls (by week): 6A  5A  4A 3A 2A 1A

Playoff bracket projections:  6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A

 


Wilsonville's Kevin Marshall signs with Regis University

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Written by Dan Smith Wednesday, 09 May 2012 09:11    Hits: 465

5A First team all-state player headed to the Rocky Mountains

 

Wilsonville High senior Kevin Marshall has signed a National Letter of Intent and accepted a full scholarship to study and play basketball at Regis University next school year.  Regis is an NCAA Division II school located in Denver, Colorado.

Marshall will graduate this June ranked third all-time in Wildcat Basketball scoring and as Wilsonville's all-time leader in assists, steals and Wildcat Stars.  Wilsonville also was 101-15 during his four years as a starter on varsity, an unmatched total of varsity wins for any player in WHS history.  A talented and hard-working student-athlete, Marshall earned his scholarship through both tremendous individual achievement and an unselfish commitment to team success.

 

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2011-12 Boys Basketball All-State Selections

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Written by OregonPrepSports.net Tuesday, 08 May 2012 10:42    Hits: 295 Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 May 2012 10:53

We at oregonprepsports.net are gathering all of the all-state teams for the 2011-2012 season.

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2011-12 Boys Basketball All-Star Selections

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Written by OregonPrepSports.net Friday, 04 May 2012 15:28    Hits: 490 Last Updated on Monday, 07 May 2012 16:15

We at oregonprepsports.net will try to keep a list of all of the all-star teams for each league. If you have any all-star teams from leagues we are missing or have 2nd team/HM lists, please send them to us This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Jesuit 5-peat?

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Written by Allan Classen Thursday, 15 March 2012 07:43    Hits: 2344

Jesuit rolled to its fourth straight boys basketball crown, and by now, other teams might be wondering, “Will we ever get another chance?”

 

After Kyle Wiltjer led them to three titles, this was to be the “building year”—the season the Crusaders wouldn’t be up to their usual standard. After all, only two of the 11 regular players on the 2011 squad returned, and they were the fourth and sixth leading scorers—hardly the pillars one would expect to build a championship team around.

 

The Crusaders not only won again, they were on a par with their last three seasons. After 25-3, 26-2 and 26-2 seasons, they went 26-2. I’m not noticing much slippage there.

 

And it was again about the way they won. They were outstanding in the regular season, but not invincible. They lost by 12 to Central Catholic in January and eked out three two-point wins. At the state tournament, however, they put it in overdrive and left opponents gasping in their dust. David Douglas fell 54-45, North Medford lost 47-31 after scoring only two points in the first 13 minutes of the game, and Lake Oswego contended only briefly in the 52-42 final game.

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Crusaders Shut Down Lakers for Fourth Straight Title

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Written by Andrew Millbrooke Saturday, 10 March 2012 21:31    Hits: 1440

Team Defense on Hermanson Keys Victory

 

 

PORTLAND - Jesuit made history with its fourth-straight 6A boys state
championship, defeating Lake Oswego 52 to 42 at the Rose Garden on
Saturday night, to give head coach Gene Potter his sixth title.  No Oregon

boys team had ever won four straight championships at any classification

level.  All-Tournament guard Khyan Rayner led the Crusaders with 19 points,

4 rebounds, and 4 assists – sinking 3 of 4 three-pointers.  Jesuit led by as

many as 12 points in the third quarter, but Lake Oswego fought back,

cutting the lead to one point with one-minute remaining in the quarter. 

Jesuit answered with two three-pointers in the final 40-seconds to regain

momentum, then closed it out with an 8 to 2 run to open the fourth quarter.

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Central Beats Phoenix 49-47 On Omlid's Basket With 4 Seconds Left

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Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Saturday, 10 March 2012 19:29    Hits: 6454

Omlid 7 of 9 In Second Half, After 4 of 14 Start

 

central_game_winner"I said to myself at halftime 'I've got 16 more minutes in a Panther uniform, and I was going to live it up," Omlid explained.

 

And live it up he did, though it took all the way down to 4 seconds left, for the West Point bound Panther star to make the play, left, that delivered Central a 49-47 win, and their second OSAA 4A State Basketball title in 3 years.

 

"We said all year we were going to ride Tanner to a state Championship," McBeth said, "and the plan worked perfectly."

 

Omlid finished with a game high 27 points, and also a game high 11 rebounds, for a double double.

 

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Seaside Squeaks By Sisters

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Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Saturday, 10 March 2012 15:44    Hits: 2175

Seniors Sent Out Strong

 

seaside2Seaside started a not usually starting senior, Charles Hawes, and after Eddie Soller, left, scored within seconds to put the Gulls ahead, Charles Hawes, made the next basket, on a feed from Soller.

 

Meanwhile, it took the usually high powered Outlaw offense almost half the opening quarter to score, on a John Erickson jumper, as Eli Harrison missed his first 2 shots.

 

Andrew Potter connected for the next 2 Seaside baskets. Soller sank 2 free throws to make it 10-7 Seaside almost 6 minutes into the first quarter.

 

Eventually, the Gulls' team effort paid off with a 42-39 win over high powered Sisters, and the third place trophy.

 

"We have 9 seniors on this team," coach Bill Westerholm explained. "We sat and talked a long time last night about how they wanted to end their careers."

 

"Last night (the semifinal loss to Central) was tough to come back from. We did some good things last night, but Central is a really good team. The guys dug down though. We take pride in our defense, and they came out and held a real good offensive team in Sisters under 40 points," Westerholm added. "This is a special group of guys."

 

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Cubs Claim Brunch Bracket

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Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Saturday, 10 March 2012 11:31    Hits: 1035

Newport and North Valley demonstrated again why many thought both would be playing all three days at Gill Coliseum after lunch, instead of being in the brunch bunch, with another high scoring (by this tournament's standards), and highly competive Consolation contest.

 

The Cubs led most of the way, powered by the 44 point 1-2 punch of sophomore Yadie Dunmore, who finished with a game high 23 points, and Stuart Bartoldus, who shot 63% from the floor, and finished with a double double, 21 points and a game high 14 rebounds.

 

But the Knights made a 4th quarter rally, getting within a possession twice. It fell just short though, and Newport claimed the 68-66 win, and the 4th place trophy.

 

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Phoenix Scorches Sisters

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Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 09 March 2012 22:36    Hits: 1878

Dungannon Destroys Outlaws, and the 4A Tournament Record Book

 

phoenix2Tyler Dungannon got Phoenix started with a crossing runner, and Cavin Loper added a net only 3 pointer for a quick 5-1 lead in the first minute of the game.

 

It was just a taste of things to come.

 

By the time Dungannon was done, the 4A tournament single game and 3-game tournament records (which only go back to redistricting in 2007) were torched, and the defending state champion Pirates were headed back to the championship game, after a 74-55 win over Sisters, the champions of the SkyEm Conference.

 

Dungannon, left, knocked down 12 of 19 shots, 63%, including 9 of 15 from 3 point range (60%), and also made all 10 of his free throws. His 43 points were a personal and Phoenix school record, and also broke the individual game record for the 4A Tournament.

 

Combined with his 19 point effort in the Pirates’ tournament opening win over North Bend, it gives him 62, which eclipsed the old record of 59 set by Tillamook’s Justin Hartford for 3 games in 2007, and shared by Dungannon in 2010, and Dungannon has another game left this year!

 

”We came in with intensity,” Dungannon said, “and we put it to them.”

 

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Central Smothers Seaside

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Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 09 March 2012 17:39    Hits: 1863

Omlid And A Lot Of Defense Propel Panthers To Title Game

 

Tanner_Omlid_DSC00634The Panthers’ Tanner Omlid threw down a dunk seconds into the game. It was 2 minutes later when Junior King added a 3 pointer to make it 5-0 Central. The Gulls couldn’t figure out how to crack Central’s matchup zone defense, but an Omlid basket that opened the lead to 7-0 opened the door for the Panthers to spread the floor before the first quarter was even over.

 

It was a perfect preview of what was to come, as Omlid' left, backed up his 33 point opening day performance with a 22 point, 13 rebound double double to lead top ranked Central to a 40-26 win over Seaside, and Saturday night’s OSAA 4A State Championship game.

 

“We’re going to try to ride Tanner all the way to the Championship,” Central coach Bob McBeth admitted. “We rode him real hard yesterday, and we knew he would need some help today, so our defense would have to step up.”

 

Omlid was [only] 53% from the field, after hitting 11 of 13 shots Thursday afternoon.

 

“He was cramping up all night,” McBeth added. “But he still came up with some big plays.”

 

Meanwhile, the Panther defense was able for much of the game to make the Gulls a perimeter team, and Seaside failed in that roll, missing all 13 of their 3 point attempts.

 

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Newport and North Valley Negotiate Their Way To Consy Final

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Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 09 March 2012 17:33    Hits: 1330

Breakfast Bracket Some Of Best Basketball Of Tournament

 

The Breakfast bracket consolation semi-finals often does NOT produce some of the best basketball of the week, between a less than 24 hour turnaround after a usually very bitter disappointment, and playing at an ungodly hour when one is lucky to be awake.

 

But not this time; both games produced high scoring, entertaining games that weren’t decided literally until the buzzer had buzzed.

 

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6A Boys - Semifinals

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Written by Andrew Millbrooke Friday, 09 March 2012 16:59    Hits: 437

Crusaders Defense Smothers Black Tornado, 47-31

Hermanson Leads Lakers Past Lions, 67-45

 

Results – Friday March 9th – at Rose Garden

Semifinals

3:15 p.m. - Jesuit 47, North Medford 31

8:15 p.m. - Lake Oswego 67,  West Linn 45

 

Finals - Saturday March 10th

8:30 p.m. - Jesuit vs. Lake Oswego

 

PORTLAND – Jesuit will get a chance at a historic “Fourpeat” as the
Crusaders forced North Medford into 22 turnovers and 28% shooting in
a defensive clinic, winning 47-31, to advance to Saturday's State
Championship game at 8:30 pm against Lake Oswego.  Jesuit is seeking

 a fourth-straight 6A boys state championship. The Crusaders held the

Scots to two first quarter points and used a 16-3 run over the first five

minutes of the third quarter to lead 36-14.  5'10 junior Khyan Rayner

rebounded from a poor shooting game to score a  game-high 22 points,

making all three of his three-point attempts and 9 of 15 overall.  Every

Jesuit starter got a steal in the opening half and they finished with 14

for the game.  On the other side, every North Medford starter committed

at least 2 turnovers in the opening half. 

 

In a battle of Three Rivers League rivals with young rosters and nearly
identical records, Lake Oswego (22-5) jumped on West Linn (22-6)
early and often as 6'5 junior Calvin Hermanson scored the first eight
points on his way to a game-high 32 points in the Lakers 67-45 victory.
Hermanson displayed his all-around game for the second straight night,

but this time flashed his monster athleticism with a couple big dunks –

much to the delight of  the Rose Garden crowd.  In the second quarter,

Hermanson followed a miss with two-handed authority and then with

2:20 left in the third, he drove right baseline and unleashed a ferocious

two-hander to give the Lakers a 43-27 lead. 

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