Cross Country

SALEM – The possibility of an upcoming basketball and wrestling season just took another large step backward as Oregon Governor Brown issued an executive order barring any indoor sports and severely curtailing outdoor conditioning.

HERMISTON – On his weekly run for the Nike Cross Virtual competition, Hermiston junior Grant Anderson recorded his best time of the season, finishing 53rd in the field for the northwest region. Anderson clocked...

PARMA, IDAHO – Like many high school students in eastern Oregon, Adrian High School senior Claire Wagster is missing her friends, playing sports and the community support of the town at high school events. Wagster, a cross...

HERMISTON – With the current cross country season on hold around both Oregon and Washington, runners have been forced to become creative. Many are running ditch banks or country roads alone or with a friend, but few...

In today’s world of technology, getting the word out immediately is important. Our followers want to know what is happening in the world of sports in eastern Oregon and the OSAA decision on fall sports was paramount...

WILSONVILLE – Meeting in a closed work session on Wednesday, July 22, the Oregon School Activities Association released today some not so encouraging news concerning fall sports. The status of a fall football season grew somewhat...

The Washington Interscholastic Activities Association announced Tuesday, July 7, the decision to delay fall sports. Hermiston competes in the State of Washington for athletic purposes. The WIAA took the action to...

At this time, the Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) has no interest in swapping spring and fall sports and has issued action to prohibit the use of protective equipment in summer football activities. The...

ATHENA - Jeremy Dobos graduated from Weston-McEwen High School in 2001. Like many, Dobos left the area after graduation, running cross country at the collegiate level. Fast forward to 2020, Dobos returns to his home town and...

WILSONVILLE – Schools around eastern Oregon were due some good news. In a memo received today by schools throughout the state, the news is at least encouraging regarding the return to high school competition.