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Creswell aims to squeeze all sports in during 2021

CRESWELL — It may be a few months before any coronavirus vaccines become available locally. Still, high school students from throughout the state had to feel like Monday’s OSAA meeting — which laid out a plan for an abbreviated 2021 sports and activities schedule —…

New dates announced for Trials

Hayward Field under construction, 2020 Photo by Bradley Cook, Flashbox Studio, Eugene, OR EUGENE – USA Track & Field officials announced this morning that the Olympics Trials will take place June 18–27, 2021 in a new, state-of-the-art Hayward Field at the University of Oregon in…

CHS reacts to OSAA cancellations

Following the Oregon School Activities Association’s cancellation decision Wednesday, Creswell High School officials are turning their attention from planning for shortened seasons and events to instead honoring and supporting students dealing with the end of school. Brandon Standridge, Creswell’s assistant principal and athletic director, said…

Spring sports still on hold

Creswell track & field standout Gauge SmithThe OSAA released this statement after sending it to schools earlier today: The OSAA Executive Board held an online meeting today to discuss the latest developments regarding the COVID-19 situation. The Board decided to continue its current suspension of Spring…

Dapron, two others earn all-league honors

CRESWELL — Three members of the CHS girls basketball team earned all-league honors for the 2019-20 season. Junior post/forward Brea Dapron was named to the 3A Mountain Valley Conference First Team, sophomore guard Emme Whitson was named to the second team and senior wing Kylee…

Frieze honored as MVC Player of the Year

Frieze CRESWELL – Senior guard Tyler Frieze was named 2019-20 3A Mountain Valley Conference Player of the Year, and the Bulldogs’ other four regular starters also earned boys basketball all-league honors when those teams were announced recently. Frieze led the fifth-ranked MVC Champion Bulldogs to…

A note to readers

Sport is a diversion and a small pleasure in our daily lives. The Olympics and the Olympic Trials are spectacles for our enjoyment. In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic it is difficult to carry on in a business-as-usual fashion. Countdown to the Trials would…

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