High School Sports Zone April 23



BACK ON TRACK: Pleasant Hill senior still sprinting toward goals




Athlete of the Week

Grady Saunders – Thurston Baseball



Top Stories, Recaps & More

By Steve Mims FOR THE CHRONICLE

PLEASANT HILL – Most of the moments immediately following a tragic car accident remain unclear for Ryan Thomas, but her mom recalled one of the initial worries. “The first thing…

By Steve Mims FOR THE CHRONICLE

SPRINGFIELD – Hunter Dryden has gone from a Drifter to an Emerald.The 23-year-old right-handed pitcher spent the summers of 2022 and ’23 pitching for Springfield at Hamlin Sports Complex before…

By Knight Jarecki

SPRINGFIELD – Drifters pitchers, past and present, excelled over the weekend, with several dominant, low-contact performances.Hunter Dryden (a 2022, ’23) fanned five over four hitless innings for the Eugene Emeralds,…

By Eli Thomas

THURSTON (8-7, 3-4, #9) Leading off: Thurston has three league matchups this week. On Saturday, they welcome No. 21 Eagle Point (5-8, 4-2) for a doubleheader after playing Game One…

By Eli Thomas

THURSTON (0-15, 0-6, #28) Leading off: Thurston has three league matchups this week. On Saturday, it welcomes No. 17 Eagle Point (9-4, 5-1) for a doubleheader after playing game one…

By Eli Thomas

THURSTON was swept by No. 2 in Class 5A North Eugene last week. In Game One, the Colts lost 7-3. Grady Saunders threw 5 1/3 innings, with only three…

By Eli Thomas

THURSTON lost all three games to North Eugene last week. The Highlanders won Game One 10-6. Raygan Litle was 2-for-3, with a HR and 3 RBI. Game Two finished…

By Eli Thomas

THURSTON and SPRINGFIELD compete in a dual meet on Wednesday. Expect Springfield to dominate the throwing events, while Thurston likely has the edge on the track and in…




In Case You Missed It

Together, again: Neely, Melvin commit to George Fox University

PLEASANT HILL – Jacob Neely and Landen Melvin, two of the Pleasant Hill Billies’ standout senior athletes this past season, have committed to play for George Fox University next year, the largest private university in the state.

Attending college together for the Division III Bruins should be a comfortable fit.

“It’s just amazing. We’ve been best friends since first grade,” Neely said of his relationship with Melvin. “To be able to go through elementary, middle, and high school with someone, and then go off to college with that same person … Going off to college with anyone you know is nice, because it’s a different feel, a different area, but especially with that being your best friend, it just means that much more.”

Neely and Melvin recently committed to the private Christian school in Newberg, which has 4,339 students according to its website. Melvin will play basketball and Neely will play football.



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