Summer Sports Zone June 19

Summer Sports Zone
The Chronicle

Drifters first fireworks show;
Spring sports All-League and All-State

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Pickles, fireworks provide big bangs
SPRINGFIELD – Saturday evening, fans packed the stands like sardines to see Springfield take on the Portland Pickles. Despite the 19-4 loss, fans stayed until the end to witness a… Read more.
Pickles, fireworks provide big bangs
SPRINGFIELD – Saturday evening, fans packed the stands like sardines to see Springfield take on the Portland Pickles. Despite the 19-4 loss, fans stayed until the end to witness a… Read more.
2025 Spring Sports Honors
BASEBALL Sky-Em League Second Team Christian Spear, IF, CGHS Honorable Mention Micah Spear, C, CGHS Isaiah Cushman, IF, CGHS Mountain Valley Conference Coach of The Year: … Read more.
2025 Spring Sports Honors
BASEBALL Sky-Em League Second Team Christian Spear, IF, CGHS Honorable Mention Micah Spear, C, CGHS Isaiah Cushman, IF, CGHS Mountain Valley Conference Coach of The Year: … Read more.
Summer fishing, weather at their best
With the arrival of the summer solstice on June 20 and the long, warm days that follow, Oregon offers a wealth of fishing opportunities characteristic of its extended summer days.… Read more.
Summer fishing, weather at their best
With the arrival of the summer solstice on June 20 and the long, warm days that follow, Oregon offers a wealth of fishing opportunities characteristic of its extended summer days.… Read more.


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Postscript:
‘We will … be ready next year’

Bengston letting out a Lion roar after his finish.

EUGENE — In its first state appearance in program history, the Thurston softball team was taken down by the Ridgeview Ravens from Redmond in a 9-0 shutout at Jane Saunders Stadium Saturday night. The veteran Ravens, who sealed their season 27-1, added a second 5A title trophy to the case among the 2019 title.

“I look forward to the future,” head coach Jeff Litle said about earning state-runner up and recording their first appearance in the program. 

“What a great group of kids. Obviously this is not the outcome we wanted today. We didn’t play our best game for sure. So that’s disappointing, but you know, you can’t win them all. We will regroup and be ready for next year,” he said.

It was a tough game for the Colts (26-6), who recorded their first runless game of the season. The Colts found trouble on the offense with Ravens starter Brezlyn Hagemeister, who allowed only three hits for the Colts and struck out 11.

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