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SPRINGFIELD – The Springfield Millers boys basketball team hasn’t had it easy in recent history, and their new head coach is trying to turn that around. Springfield was 13-50 over…
SPRINGFIELD – The Springfield Millers boys basketball team hasn’t had it easy in recent history, and their new head coach is trying to turn that around. Springfield was 13-50 over…
HARRISBURG – The Pleasant Hill Billies boys basketball team took a huge step toward at least a share of the Mountain Valley Conference title on Saturday night, routing 8th-ranked Harrisburg…
HARRISBURG – The Pleasant Hill Billies boys basketball team took a huge step toward at least a share of the Mountain Valley Conference title on Saturday night, routing 8th-ranked Harrisburg…
THE MAIN EVENT: GIRLS BASKETBALL CRATER AT SPRINGFIELDтЦа Game facts: No. 1 Crater Comets (15-1) at No. 7 Springfield Millers (12-6), Friday, Feb. 2 at 5:30 p.m.тЦа Tipping off: The…
THE MAIN EVENT: GIRLS BASKETBALL CRATER AT SPRINGFIELDтЦа Game facts: No. 1 Crater Comets (15-1) at No. 7 Springfield Millers (12-6), Friday, Feb. 2 at 5:30 p.m.тЦа Tipping off: The…
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Creswell boasts cutting-edge facility, made to order by UO
By Seth Thompson
SETH THOMPSON / CHRONICLE PHOTO. The fully completed University of Oregon golf facility, nicknamed ‘The Jake,’ sits at the Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell. The facility, formally named the Peter & Jan Jacobsen Oregon Golf Teaching Facility, offers indoor/outdoor capabilities for training during any type of weather.
CRESWELL – “The Jake” opened this past October for the University of Oregon at Emerald Valley Golf Club in Creswell. The facility – formally named Peter & Jan Jacobsen Oregon Golf Teaching Facility – offers indoor/outdoor capabilities for training during any type of weather.
“Coach Casey Martin brought it up, the vision of a building back there because of the weather,” Emerald Valley general manager Laine Wortman said, referring to the Ducks’ men’s golf coach.
“So from day one, when I started working there, coach Casey was pretty clear that we want to get something back there covered and heated and are able to create a top-notch practice facility for when the weather is not very good.”
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