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  • Lincoln boys leave a legacy
    Lincoln High’s boys were destined to go through the 2009-10 basketball season and not around it. The day before the Cardinals opened the year against Jefferson, coach David Adelman was convicted of his second DUI. “It’s a look-in-the-mirror time, and you make adjustments away from ...

  • Demos seeing double
    Sometimes, the best-laid plans of women and men do not go awry. Especially when the plans are made by the women and men who play basketball for Jefferson High. Jefferson went into the 2009-10 season planning to win two state titles –and just about everything went according to plan. Last ...

  • Playoff berth excites Hawks
    The Portland Winterhawks are about as ready as they can be for their first postseason in four years. The Hawks open a best-of-seven series with Spokane on Saturday in what figures to be a ferocious and tight Western Hockey League playoff battle. “We and the coaching staff believe we can do ...

  • Quakers nab sixth place
    Over the past two years, Oregon has witnessed the resurrection of Franklin High girls basketball. Franklin won the all-PIL title in 2005-06, but two years ago the program was in disarray. The Quakers managed only four wins that season. Enter three Native Americans from the Confederate Tribes of the ...

  • Jesuit gets a first and a second
    For the second consecutive year, Jesuit’s boys raised the Class 6A championship trophy above their heads. Jesuit left no doubt this season that it was the best 6A team in the state. The Crusaders went 26-2 and lost only to Westchester (Calif.) 68-54 in the Les Schwab invitational and Westview ...

  • Oden on the mend, but cautious
    Rehab from December surgery for a fractured left kneecap (patella) is going fairly smoothly for Greg Oden. Not so well, though, that the 7-foot center can expect to return to the Trail Blazers this season. “The chance of that happening is remote at best,” veteran Portland trainer Jay ...

  • Sbisa adds Olympic heft to Hawks
    If the Winterhawks thought they might get big-timed by their most recent acquisition, blue-chip defenseman Luca Sbisa, they were in for an awakening. For instance, when the players decided to get mohawk haircuts for the Western Hockey League playoffs – which begin Saturday against Spokane at ...

  • Photo galleries: Jefferson's state champs
    The Jefferson Democrats added to their prep basketball legacy last week, sweeping the Class 5A boys and girls state titles. This is the second time in three years that Jefferson has claimed both state championships. The Democrats also did it in 2008. To commemorate their accomplishment, Portland ...

  • Batum shoots into spotlight; OSAA looks to the playoff future
    Hitting on a few subjects on my mind, and maybe on yours ... • Nicolas Batum’s average minutes per game are 23:04, by far lowest of any of the Trail Blazer starters. That has to change, and coach Nate McMillan must know that as Portland heads into the final stretch of the regular season ...

  • History-making Viking women get set for NCAA match with Texas A&M
    There was a hum of conversation at the downtown Buffalo Wild Wings late Thursday afternoon. The Portland State women's basketball team was sitting around a long table, the players in black sweat pants and green Vikings long-sleeved shirts. They were drinking sodas and eating wings. Coach Sherri ...

  • What do you think about the Ducks’ legal troubles?
    Have the Oregon Ducks football team’s legal problems curbed your enthusiasm for the team? Has coach Chip Kelly handled the situation well? Tell us what you think about the recent spate of troubles involving the Ducks’ football players, including QB Jeremiah Masoli and running back ...

  • Wiltjer, Jesuit win big battle with Westview
    Greg Wiltjer could hardly contain himself from storming the floor at the Rose Garden Saturday night after Jesuit’s resounding victory over Westview for the Class 6A boys basketball championship. The former Oregon State center’s buttons were busting over the performance of his son, ...

  • Southridge girls rally to stop Jesuit in 6A finals
    It took the half of Southridge’s life Saturday night at the Rose Garden to grab the state championship from Jesuit with a 47-38 victory. Trailing 26-16, Southridge clawed and scrapped away at Jesuit’s lead. With 7:23 remaining in the fourth quarter, Callie Mikesell drained two free ...

  • Crusaders easily repeat as 6A boys champs
    Jesuit’s 66-44 state championship victory Saturday night over Westview left no doubt that the Crusaders are the best Class 6A team in the state. Westview was the only Oregon team to beat the Crusaders (26-2) this season. From beginning to end of the 6A final at the Rose Garden, though, ...

  • Blazers stay hot, trim Toronto
    The Trail Blazers continued their run of beating up on the NBA’s tomato cans, knocking off the faltering Toronto Raptors 109-98 at the Rose Garden Sunday night. Portland (41-28) won its ninth game in 11 outings against a Toronto team that has dropped nine of its last 10. The Raptors ...