Showing posts with label Oregon high school football news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oregon high school football news. Show all posts

Monday, September 10, 2012

No Football in 2012 for Oregon School For the Deaf

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

The 140th anniversary of the Oregon School for the Deaf will not include football.

Steve Duin of The Oregonian reports that the school has cancelled its 8-man season due to a lack of players.  The season was cancelled after the team only had seven players, one of which was a girl, according to Duin's story.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

South Albany Hires Dennis Erickson's Son as New Head Football Coach

by Jeff Fisher
High School Football America

Bryce Erickson, son of former college and NFL coach Dennis Erickson, has been hired as the new head football coach at South Albany.

This will be the younger Erickson's first head coaching job after serving as the school's weight room instructor and an assistant last season.

Erickson takes over for Tony Matta, who is South Albany's new athletic coordinator.

Last season, South Albany was winless in nine regular season games.

To read more about the hiring, click here to check-out a story in the Democrat Herald.

Saturday, December 03, 2011

Oregon High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championships/Semifinals

Oregon High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 3, 2011

Playoffs
Championships

5A
Mountain View  14  Sherwood  13

4A
La Salle Prep  45  Slauslaw  40

3A
Santiam Christian  31  Dayton  28

2A
Gold Beach  30  Scio  0

1A
Camas Valley  66  Perrydale  22

Playoffs
Semifinals

6A
Lake Oswego 21 Jesuit 13
Sheldon 18 Central Catholic 9


Sunday, September 11, 2011

Wednesday, July 06, 2011

2011 Oregon High School Football Schedules

by Jeff Fisher
Oregon High School Football Huddle

Dates and schedules for the 2011 Oregon high school football season have been released.

Practice begins August 22nd with the first games to be played during the Labor Day weekend starting September 1st.

This year the playoffs will begin on November 11th and 12th with the 6A championship game set for December 10th.  The 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A title games will be played December 3rd.

OregonLive.com has posted many of the team schedules.  Click on the classifications below to check-out your favorite team:

6A schedules
5A schedules
4A schedules

Monday, June 27, 2011

by Jeff Fisher
Oregon High School Football Huddle

Usually summer high school football all-star games are a little boring because of the lack of offense.

That wasn't the case with the 2011 version of the Les Schwab Bowl.

The North team stormed back from a 24-point deficit to defeat the season 42-38.  Lincoln High quarterback Peter Williams, who will attend college at MIT, led the charge by completing 25 of 36 passes for 267 yards and three touchdowns.

The North won the game when Aloha's John Shaffer scored on a six-yard run with just 22 seconds left.

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Oregon City HS Names New Head Coach

by Jeff Fisher 
Oregon High School Football Huddle

40-year old Kevin Strasser has had a coaching career that has taken him from the high school level right-up to the pros in the Canadian Football League with the Edmonton Eskimos...now he's back in high school.

Strasser has been named the new head football coach at Oregon City.  Strasser takes over for Dane Iverson, who didn't have a winning season in seven years.

Iverson's record was 22-49.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

Rosters Announced for Oregon's Les Schwab Bowl All-Star Football Game

by Jeff Fisher
Oregon High School Football Huddle

Organizers of the 64th annual Les Schwab Bowl North-South All-Star Football Game that pits the best 6A/5A senior all-stars against each other have announced rosters for this year's game that will be played June 25th at Hillsboro Stadium in Hillsboro.

Chris Casey of Aloha is the coach of the North team, while Frank Geske of Marist will lead the South squad.

North All-Stars


Noa Aluesi - Jefferson
Antoinne Baker David Douglas
Tanner Balderee - Sherwood
Michael Balfour - Sherwood
Jesse Bresser - Aloha
Kyler Bruno - Sunset
Caylon Clardy - Aloha
Connor Creitz - Westview
Heath English - Hillsboro
Jason Ferguson - Hillsboro
Tyson Fernstrom - Hillsboro
Greg Heath - Central Catholic
Masi Huluma - Jefferson
Max Jackson - Grant
Kolby Kansala - Sandy
Cameron Kerkar - Beaverton
Jake Lawrence - Sherwood
Alex Mitchell - Jefferson
Cole Naone - Lake Oswego
Brock Nelson - Jesuit
Niel Ochs - Wilsonville
Ivan Palavra - Centenial
Daniel Pavlenko - Parkrose
Eric Pitassi - West Linn
Hayden Plinke - Glencoe
Dylan Saunders - David Douglas
Brennan Scarlet - Central Catholic
John Shaffer - Aloha
Devon Smith - Aloha
Jordan Talley - Jesuit
Myke Tavarres - Lakeridge
Luke Vanoudenhaegen - Central Catholic
Colin Walsh - Reynolds
Miles Weatheroy - Jesuit
Peter Williams - Lincoln
Drake Whitehurst - Lincoln
John Wolfe - Barlow

South All-Stars

Craig Akins - Thurston
Micah Audiss - Roseburg
Brian Balsiger - Tualatin
Sam Cowan - Ashland
Matthew Devereux - Marist
Jordan Ellison - Tualatin
Mike Flanningan - Tigard
John Fohn - South Salem
Dalton Frazier - Hood River Valley
Kyle Gardner - Crescent Valley
Jordan Giza - Sprague
Dan Grimes - Tualatin
Vincenzo Grosso - Corvallis
Beau Hansen - Tigard
Josh Havrid - South Medford
Daniel Herr - Sheldon
Andrew Hester - Mountain View
Shane Kuenzi - West Salem
Brock Lutes - Newberg
Logan Mayes - Marist
Ray Niko - The Dallas-Wahtonka
Colton Nye - Bend
Dontee Provost - Sheldon
Levi Rayburn - South Salem
Jackson Ruckert - West Albany
Austin Sears - Mountain View
Ian Silbergnagel - McKay
Joey Sullivan - Corvallis
Kristian Tharp - Shelton
Tyler Turituri - Crater
Andrew Vandetta - Lebanon
Jake Withnell - South Salem
Brandon Wyscaver - Roseburg
Matt Yarbrough - Tualatin

Sunday, December 05, 2010

Oregon High School Football Scores - Playoffs/Championships

Oregon High School Football Scores
Saturday, December 4, 2010

5A Championship
Sherwood  26  Marist  23

4A Championship
Baker  34  Douglas  20

3A Championship
Rainier  40  Santiam Christian  26

2A Championship
Scio  46  Gold Beach  8

1A Championship
St. Paul  22  Camas Valley  8

Oregon High School Football Scores
Friday, December 3, 2010

6A Semifinals
Aloha  17  Lake Oswego  16
Tualatin  26  Jesuit  22

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Oregon High School Football Scores - Week 7

Oregon High School Football Scores
Friday, October 15, 2010


Aloha 38, Jesuit 25
Amity 42, Gervais 0
Arlington 14, Condon/Wheeler 8
Ashland 40, Springfield 23
Baker 47, McLoughlin 10
Banks 50, Seaside 0
Blanchet Catholic 23, Jefferson 0
Brookings-Harbor 60, South Umpqua 34
Burns 55, Riverside 0
Canby 42, Oregon City 6
Cascade Christian 49, Rogue River 8
Centennial 52, Reynolds 38
Central 58, Taft 14
Central Catholic 38, Gresham 35
Churchill 42, Marshfield 14
Corbett 60, Waldport 12
Corvallis 14, Lebanon 8
Cottage Grove 54, Sisters 12
Country Christian 57, Oregon School for Deaf 12
Cove 44, Imbler 18
Crane 68, Harper/Huntington 6
Crescent Valley 34, Woodburn 13
Crook County 53, Marshall 0
Crow 16, Riddle 14
Dallas 28, South Albany 21
David Douglas 34, Barlow 22
Dayton 34, Willamina 12
Douglas 53, Sutherlin 22
Dufur 34, Echo 30
Eagle Point 32, North Eugene 30
Elmira 21, La Pine 6
Estacada 42, Madras 14
Falls City def. Jewell, forfeit
Forest Grove 32, Century 28
Franklin 51, Benson 14
Gaston 34, Neah-Kah-Nie 14
Gladstone 45, North Marion 14
Glide 28, Bandon 0
Gold Beach 46, Coquille 0
Grant 48, Redmond 26
Hillsboro 42, Newberg 6
Hood River 44, Hermiston 33
Illinois Valley 42, Chiloquin 27
Ione 32, McKenzie 8
Jefferson PDX 28, Wilson 20
Junction City 35, Sweet Home 28
Kennedy 55, Central Linn 6
Klamath 31, Phoenix 24
La Salle 28, Molalla 7
La Salle 28, Molalla 7
Lake Oswego 31, Clackamas 0
Lincoln 55, Bend 21
Lost River 47, Bonanza 6
Lowell 66, Mapleton 19
Madison 17, Cleveland 14
Marist 62, Willamette 7
Mazama 24, Hidden Valley 14
Mitchell-Spray 2, Burnt River 0
Mohawk 76, Triangle Lake 6
Monroe 40, Oakland 7
Mountain View 50, Summit 7
Nestucca 38, Vernonia 0
Newport 46, Philomath 29
North Douglas def. Days Creek, forfeit
North Medford 28, Crater 21
North Valley 36, Henley 35
Nyssa 47, Umatilla 0
Oakridge 42, Yoncalla 20
Ontario 63, La Grande 20
Parkrose 32, Milwaukie 20
Perrydale 62, Alsea 38
Pine Eagle 44, Joseph 20
Pleasant Hill 35, Creswell 16
Powers 60, Prospect 8
Putnam 19, St. Helens 13
Rainier 62, Warrenton 6
Reedsport 44, Myrtle Point 20
Regis 21, Santiam 20
Roosevelt 53, Portland Christian 13
Santiam Christian 41, Harrisburg 7
Scappoose 41, Yamhill-Carlton 7
Scio 52, Culver 6
Sheldon 42, Roseburg 21
Sheridan 50, Colton 22
Sherwood 60, Sandy 7
Siuslaw 18, North Bend 14
South Medford 34, Grants Pass 27
South Salem 34, McNary 21
Southridge 21, Sunset 20
Sprague 55, North Salem 41
St. Paul def. Portland Lutheran, forfeit
Stayton 45, Cascade 16
The Dalles-Wahtonka 68, Pendleton 55
Thurston 49, South Eugene 0
Tigard 51, McMinnville 6
Toledo 53, Salem Academy 7
Triad School 64, Gilchrist 14
Tualatin 51, Glencoe 14
Vale 42, Grant Union 6
Wallowa 64, Powder Valley 42
West Albany 33, Silverton 21
West Linn 14, Lakeridge 7
West Salem 51, McKay 19
Weston-McEwen 34, Stanfield 13
Westview 30, Beaverton 16
Wilsonville 40, Liberty 7

Thursday, August 05, 2010

Oregon High School Football Pre-Season Practice Begins August 23rd

by Jeff Fisher
Oregon High School Football Huddle

Welcome to our new look for the 2010 Oregon high school football season!

With the first day of practice beginning August 23rd, I wanted to take the time to thank all of my readers, who have made this blog successful over the past three years.  I have bigger-and-better things planned this year with more original content.

Also, don't forget to check-out High School Football America for great high school football stories from around the country.  If you have story ideas that I should know about, please feel free to email me.

Here's a look at important dates for the 2010 season...

First Practice - August 23rd
Regular Season Begins - September 3rd

Championships December 3rd & 4th (5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, 1A); December 11th (6A)

Jeff Fisher is Founder/Editor-in-Chief of High School Football America

Sunday, January 17, 2010

Mike Doty Steps Down as Canby Football Coach

by Jeff Fisher
Oregon High School Football Huddle

Mike Doty has ended his 19-year career as the head football coach at Canby.

The Canby Herald reports that Doty finishes with a career record of 144-66 with four trips to the state semifinals.
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