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Boys Basketball NewsVery early preview for 2011 (6A Boys)Boys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Andrew Millbrooke Monday, 15 March 2010 19:23 Hits: 1805 (6A Boys - Teams to Watch)
It will be an interesting start to the 2010-2011 season as 3A powers, Horizon Christian and Dayton, take their shot at the 6A and 5A’s best during the Les Schwab Invitational in December. Many talented players return for some of the 6A’s top teams and I’m sure the Jefferson players will be hungry to try for an unprecedented fourth-straight state championship in 5A. Jefferson Boys Celebrate Third Straight Title 57-48Boys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Don Francis Sunday, 14 March 2010 13:39 Hits: 1411 Mountain View treated the fans to a tanatlizing final at Mac Court in Eugene. The Cougars shots were falling and the faint smell of 'upset' was lingering in the old gym's rafters. The joint was loud and rocking and thats when Jefferson's Stephen Madison decided to make his stamp on Oregon High School basketball. The Democrat's celebrated their third straight basketball championship in the OSAA 5A Title game with a hard earned win. 6A Boys – State Championship PreviewBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Andrew Millbrooke Tuesday, 09 March 2010 23:32 Hits: 2423 Schedule for Thursday, March 11, 2010 1:30 p.m. #4 Lincoln vs. #6 McKay 3:15 p.m. #7 Newberg vs. #1 Jesuit 6:30 p.m. Sunset vs. #5 South Eugene 8:15 p.m #2 Westview vs. #3 Oregon City
Unranked Sunset joins the top seven ranked teams at the Rose Garden to battle for the 6A Boys 2010 State Championship, starting this Thursday afternoon as Central Valley League Champion McKay takes on PIL Champion Lincoln in the opening game. 3A Boys - All Tournament TeamsBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Andrew Millbrooke Saturday, 06 March 2010 22:14 Hits: 1561 (Salem) - Voting was done by the coaches at the tournament site. Tebbutt and Mitchell were both named first team all-tournament last year. Cochran was a second team selection a year ago. Seven players from the West Valley League, with five of them returning, WOW! Ross Appeal DeniedBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Saturday, 06 March 2010 09:28 Hits: 252 The OSAA has rejected Jefferson High School's request for a hardship waiver for senior guard Terrance Ross.
Ross, who was the Oregonian 2008 Class 5A Player of the Year when he was a sophomore at Jefferson, recently transferred back after spending his junior year and the first half of his senior year at Montrose Christian school in Rockville, Md.
Jefferson Appealing For Terrance Ross EligibilityBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Thursday, 04 March 2010 14:13 Hits: 1469 Democrats Look To Strengthen Stranglehold On 5A
Before the Jefferson Democrats play the South Albany Rebels Saturday afternoon to begin their defense of the 5A state basketball championship they have claimed the last two years, they will appeal to the OSAA eligibility appeals board to gain eligibility for 6’5” guard Terrance Ross.
The board meets at 3 p.m. Friday, and Mike Wallmark, OSAA associate executive director, said a decision should be rendered on Friday unless the committee doesn’t feel it has enough information.
Ross, who was the Oregonian’s 2008 Class 5A player of the year as a sophomore at Jefferson, when the Democrats ran off 21 straight wins on their way to the first of their three titles, recently transferred back to Jefferson after spending the last year and a half attending Montrose Christian in 3A GREAT EIGHT Meet in Salem at Willamette U.Boys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by 3ABballyoda Monday, 01 March 2010 18:09 Hits: 9258 Game by Game Preview 2A Boys Pendleton PreviewBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Bruce McCain Sunday, 28 February 2010 20:00 Hits: 15305 NWL, TRC fill 6 of 8 slots; #1 Cobras (25-0) wait to strike
The Northwest League and Tri-River Conference send three teams each against each other in the quarterfinals for bragging rights as 2A’s dominant league. Defending champs #3 Knappa vs. #5 Western Mennonite, #4 Portland Christian vs. Salem Academy and #2 Blanchet vs. #7 DeLaSalle should provide plenty of opening day excitement. Lying in wait is unbeaten and top-ranked Central Linn, which takes on Cinderella Stanfield, the BMC #3 seed and the only quarterfinal team east of the I-5 corridor. With its dry crisp air, green-vested volunteers, ample parking, and city-wide hospitality, Pendleton may not be as big as the Rose Garden, or possess quite the nostalgia of Mac Court. But then again (with apologies to OSAA) it’s not Willamette… 3 Amigos that Returned to Old Stomping GroundsBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by 3ABballyoda Wednesday, 03 March 2010 10:12 Hits: 2308 Three of the coaches at this year's 3A boys basketball state championship are former players that came back to coach at the high schools were they grew up. The three are Coach Brian Morse of Cascade Christian, Coach Ron Hop of Dayton and the guy they both refer to as the “kid”, Gabe Fuentes of Nyssa.
These 3 guys are very difficult to interview. I have no idea how they have ever won a single game coaching. Okay maybe their sense of humor is what makes these 3 amigos so special and that rubs off on their players. Trying to engage these guys in an in depth discussion is like trying to get a 3 year old to pay attention long enough so that you can potty train them. Stealing 101 by One Bald Quick Hispanic Guy (or was it four?)Boys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by 3ABballyoda Tuesday, 02 March 2010 07:13 Hits: 2462 This is one of the funniest stories ever told and might just be true. It's been verified by Coach Ron Sisler of Santiam Christian.Date: 1996….Site: OSAA 2A State Tournament… A record for the most steals in a single game was tied (and still stands with two others) by the current Nyssa Head Coach Gabe Fuentes while playing for Nyssa back in high school. Nyssa was playing Santiam Christian in the 2A State Tournament and Gabe Fuentes was a six foot Hispanic kid with really quick hands and a great court sense that tied the single game record for steals with 10 in the game. Santiam Christian Coach Ron Sisler confirms the fact as does the OSAA record books. Coach Sisler, having a sterling memory like an elephant, clearly remembers that game and states, “Which number was he again?” 3A 2010 Boys State Championship PreviewBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by 3ABballyoda Wednesday, 24 February 2010 12:28 Hits: 11685 Game by game Preview (Seeding provided by Final Coaches Poll) Top half bracket #16 Riverside(13-10) at #11 Harrisburg(18-7) Talented Hyder and Carranzo lead Riverside against Harrisburg's slow down possession-by-possession ball control game. The game being in Harrisburg and the type of ball the Burg plays is tough for anyone who hasn't been up against it before. Riverside did scout the seeding game against SC so they have seen it and try to simulate practice against it all week but you don't really know how the kids will react until they are up against it face-to-face. Riverside has the players to win this game if they can isolate those players in their offensive set. Harrisburg is patient and well coached and has been pretty unselfish all year and that makes their slow down game even more effective. If Riverside can force some turnovers like SC was able to force the young Burg players into, then they can win. If not, Harrisburg wins this one in a very low scoring affair as their four 2nd team all leaguers(Ruckert, Baker, McMillian, Strutz) control the tempo. Terrence Jones Hangs 50 on ClevelandBoys Basketball - Boys Basketball News Written by Doug Binder Wednesday, 17 February 2010 18:41 Hits: 1257 Jefferson High senior Terrence Jones, ranked the 13th best player in the country by ESPN/Rise, scored 31 of his school-record 50 points in the first half of the Democrats’ 92-66 victory over Cleveland on Tuesday. Page 1 of 10 «StartPrev12345678910NextEnd» |










Familiar faces return to the Pendleton Convention Center as all four semifinalists from 2009 make another run for the elusive blue trophy. This year’s field features six teams from the two strongest leagues seeking to knock off the unanimous #1 team that has never been to Pendleton. Three of the eight quarterfinalists are #3 seeds who took the long way home.