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About the OSAA
The OSAA is comprised of 290 member high schools representing more than 200 Oregon communities. A private non‐profit, board‐governed association, the OSAA is sanctioned by the Oregon State Board of Education and is a member of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). It’s History The OSAA began in 1918 when administrators from 36 schools recognized a need for an organization to coordinate and regulate high school interscholastic competition. Thus the Oregon State High School Athletic Association was formed. The name was changed in 1947 to reflect the inclusion of activities outside of traditional athletics. Mission Statement The mission of the OSAA is to serve member schools by providing leadership and state coordination for the conduct of interscholastic activities, which will enrich the educational experiences of high school students. The OSAA will work to promote interschool activities that provide equitable participation opportunities, positive recognition and learning experiences to students, while enhancing the achievement of educational goals. What the OSAA Does Much like the NCAA at the collegiate level, the OSAA regulates the eligibility and competition of all high school students in the state. This includes everything from determining which league a school will compete in to sponsoring and administering state championships. Funding As a private, non‐profit organization, the OSAA does not receive any state funding. Revenue is generated from three sources: school membership fees, state championship gate receipts and corporate sponsors. OSAA Activities The OSAA sponsors 116 state championships for students competing in 19 interscholastic activities: Fall Cross Country, Volleyball, Soccer, Football Winter Cheerleading, Wrestling, Swimming, Basketball, Dance/Drill Spring Speech, Solo Music, Choir, Band/Orchestra Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, Softball, Baseball
E X E C U T I V E B O A R D
Don Grotting Superintendent
David Douglas SD 6A
Mark Hannan (Pres.)
Principal Silverton HS
5A
Krista Parent Superintendent South Lane SD
4A
Tim France Principal
Willamina HS 3A
Jeff Clark (V.P.)
Principal Oakland HS
2A
Jack Henderson Superintendent
Dufur SD 1A
Mark Witty Superintendent
Baker SD 6A/5A/4A At-Large
Heidi Sipe
Superintendent Umatilla SD
3A/2A/1A At-Large
Sherry Duerst-Higgins School Board
Lane County ESD OSBA
Mark Horak Athletic Director
West Linn HS OADA
Mary Lou Boderman Coordinator Music &
Drama Salem-Keizer SD
Activities
John Beck Coach
Crater HS OACA
Jack Folliard Executive Director
OAOA
OREGON SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION
2017‐18 Delegate Assembly
DISTRICT TERM EXP NAME POSITION SCHOOL / DISTRICT
6A‐1 Portland Interscholastic League 2020 * Brian Chatard Principal Wilson HS
6A‐2 Metro League 2020 **EB Don Grotting Superintendent Beaverton SD
6A‐3 Mt. Hood Conference 2019 Ken Richardson Superintendent David Douglas SD
6A‐4 Three Rivers League 2018 Ken Bell Principal Sherwood HS
6A‐5 Greater Valley Conference 2020 ** Susie Orsborn Principal West Albany HS
6A‐6 Southwest Conference 2018 ** Russ Bolin Administrator Roseburg HS
5A‐1 Northwest Oregon Conference 2018 ** Mark Pinder Principal Milwaukie HS
5A‐2 Mid‐Willamette Conference 2019 **EB Mark Hannan Administrator Silver Falls SD
5A‐3 Midwestern League 2018 Kelly Bokn District Athletic Director Eugene SD
5A‐4 Intermountain Conference 2020 * Mike McIntosh Superintendent Redmond SD
5A‐5 Columbia River Conference 2019 Rich Polkinghorn Principal Hood River Valley HS
4A‐1 Cowapa League 2020 ** Jim Jones Principal Scappoose HS
4A‐2 Tri‐Valley Conference 2018 Ryan Carpenter Superintendent Estacada SD
4A‐3 Far West League 2020 * Andy Grzeskowiak Superintendent Siuslaw SD
4A‐4 Oregon West Conference 2020 * Heidi Hermansen Assistant Principal Cascade HS
4A‐5 Sky‐Em League 2019 Curtiss Scholl Superintendent Sisters SD
4A‐6 Skyline Conference 2020 * Erik Lathen Principal North Valley HS
4A‐7 Greater Oregon League 2019 EB Mark Witty Superintendent Baker SD
3A‐1 Lewis & Clark League 2019 ** Graden Blue Principal Rainier HS
3A‐2 West Valley League 2018 EB Tim France Principal Willamina HS
3A‐3 PacWest Conference 2020 * Cathy Emmert Principal Jefferson HS
3A‐4 Mountain Valley Conference 2018 ** Tony Jones Administrator Coquille SD
3A‐5 Eastern Oregon League 2018 Marie Shimer Director of Ed Services Morrow County SD
3A‐6 Southern Cascade League 2020 * Rusty Zysett Vice Principal Lakeview HS
2A‐1 Northwest League 2020 * Misty Wharton Superintendent Nestucca Valley SD
2A‐2 Tri‐River Conference 2020 ** David Plotts Principal Santiam HS
2A‐3 Mountain View Conference 2018 EB Jeff Clark Principal Oakland HS
2A‐4 Sunset Conference 2020 * Brandon Standridge Assistant Principal Bandon HS
2A‐5 Columbia Basin Conference 2019 Matt Combe Principal Heppner HS
2A‐6 Wapiti League 2018 ** Curt Shelley Superintendent John Day SD
1A‐1 The Valley 10 League 2018 Mark Sherman Vice Principal Southwest Christian HS
1A‐2 Casco League 2018 ** Adam Kronberger Principal Crosshill Christian School
1A‐3 Mountain West League 2020 * Marc Thielman Superintendent Alsea SD
1A‐4 Skyline League 2019 Scott Yakovich Principal North Douglas HS
1A‐5 Mountain Valley League 2019 ** Steve Prock Principal Gilchrist HS
1A‐6 Big Sky League 2019 Jim Smith Principal Wheeler HS
1A‐7 Old Oregon League 2018 ** Lance Dixon Superintendent North Powder SD
1A‐8 High Desert League 2020 * Kevin Purnell Principal Adrian HS
Oregon School Boards Assn 2020 *EB Sherry Duerst‐Higgins School Board Lane County ESD
Oregon Athletic Directors Assn 2019 EB Mark Horak Athletic Director West Linn HS
Activities Advisory Committee 2019 EB Mary Lou Boderman Coord of Music/Drama Salem‐Keizer SD
Oregon Athletic Coaches Assn 2020 *EB John Beck Coach Crater HS
Oregon Athletic Officials Assn 2019 EB Jack Folliard Executive Director Officials Association
* Newly elected ** Re‐elected
(EB) OSAA Executive Board Member
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Sally Roberts Residence: Colorado Springs, Colo. Hometown: Federal Way, Wash. High School: Federal Way High School, Graduation 1999 Varsity Swimming ‐ State Qualifier, football, track and field, wrestling College: University of Colorado, Colorado Springs ‐ 2010, B.A. Psychology University of the Rockies, 2015, M.A. Sports and Performance Psychology Professional: Association of Applied Sports Psychology Greatest impact: The person who had the greatest impact on my life was my junior high wrestling coach, Mr. Price. He's acceptance of allowing me in the wrestling room changed my life ‐ for the better. Sports impact: Sally Roberts is a former elite wrestler, Army soldier, sport psychology consultant and founder of Wrestle Like A Girl™ nonprofit organization. Sally was a resident at the Colorado Springs Olympic Training Center for eight years during which she was a 3‐time national champion, 2003 World Cup Champion, 2003 & 2005 World Bronze Medalist, and a 2008 Olympic Alternate. She served 6 years in the Army as a Special Operations soldier where she volunteered for deployment in Afghanistan. She was also a member of the Army's prestigious World Class Athlete Program and represented both the U.S. Army and Team USA in elite athletic competitions. She earned a B.A. in Psychology from University of Colorado ‐ Colorado Springs and a Master of Arts degree in Sport and Performance Psychology from University of the Rockies. She has a certification in
nutrition from Institute of Integrative Nutrition. In 2016, Sally founded the nonprofit organization Wrestle Like A Girl, Inc.® on the premise that girls can do anything and that through sport can realize their full potential. Sally received the 2016 Women in Sport Award on behalf of United World Wrestling and the International Olympic Committee. She is a board member of USA Wrestling, the United States Olympic Committee Youth Development Working Group, and the Association for Applied Sports Psychology. She is an athlete ambassador for TrueSport, the grassroots organization for the United States Anti‐Doping Agency. Sally spoke at the United Nations 'Global Good' summit and participated in the Global Goals World Cup activist soccer tournament on Team Sports Equality Enforcers promoting the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals. Sally and Wrestle Like A Girl were featured on Megyn Kelly's Today show highlighting how wrestling empowers girls to become leaders.
Donnie McPherson Residence: Portland, Ore. Hometown: Portland, Ore. High School: Washington High School Portland, Or. Graduated 1969. Lettered in Football, wrestling and baseball. Three time District Wrestling Champion, one time State Wrestling Champion, All League in Football. College: Wrestled and played football at Portland State 4 years. Professional: Has worked in education for 35 years. Coaching: Started coaching in 1979 at Peninsula Park Community Center with Roy
Pittman. Started his High School Coaching career in 1984 at Jefferson High School as an asst.football, wrestling and baseball coach. Asst, wrestling coach at Portland State University with Marlin Grahn in 1993. Became the first head wrestling coach at Heritage High School in Vancouver, Wa. in 1999 until 2009. Has coached many National and International USA Wrestling teams including, USA World Cup,Goodwill Games and Olympic Teams. Greatest impact: Probably my mother and my first sports coach Mr. Phil Walden. Sports impact: Playing sports have been so good to me over the years. I have been able to meet people and travel all over the world. Sports has allowed me to have a great influence in the lives of so many young people while teaching them the lesson I learned as a young man and that is to work through life's problems and never give up!
Merrill Ahrens Residence: Portland, Ore. Hometown: Evergreen Park, Ill. High School: Evergreen Park Community High School 1977 Wrestling College: St. John's College , Annapolis, Maryland 1983 Professional: Internship/Residency in Portland, Maine. Primary care and other practices in Portland Oregon since 1992. Greatest impact: High school wrestling coach, John George.
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High school teacher, Dale Edwards. Medical school professor, Guenter Albrecht‐Beuhler. Sports impact: The discipline I learned in high school sports has helped me in every facet of my adult life.
Bill Thompson Residence: Cottage Grove, Ore. Hometown: Reedsport Ore. High School: Reedsport 1969 Football Wrestling Track and Field College: University of Oregon 1973 BS Physical Education and Health Education Football Professional: Upon Graduation from U of O I coached football at the U of O, Sheldon and Willamette High Schools. Then I began teaching and coaching Football Wrestling and Track and Field in Cottage Grove for 40 Years. Coaching: Head Wrestling coach at Cottage Grove High School from 1977 to 2015. Head Football Coach at CGHS 1979‐81 One of the most rewarding award was the 2008 Oregon State 4A Coach of the Year. For me, this award represented what was accomplished by our program and not just m as an individuale. I was very proud of this acknowledgement for Cottage Grove. Greatest impact: Coaches such as Ron Finley, Len Casanova, Jerry Frei, and Rudy Rupee are why I am who I am. They helped me realize
how important of a role I could play in the lives of others because they did it for me. My Parents, Betty and Butch Thompson made me the person I am. Sports impact: Athletics have been the vehicle to surround myself with so many wonderful people; young and old. Sport is my life. It defines who I am. My connection with people has been profoundly altered because of our relationship of the brother/sisterhood of sports.
Stephanie Matthews Residence: Gresham, Ore. Hometown: Aloha, Ore. High School: Aloha 1986 Professional: Athletic secretary for David Douglas High School Previously I worked for Centennial School district for 12 years. Certified weight assessor for the OSAA President of Centennial Mat Club. I have also a passion for photography and have been taking sports photos for all of these years and sharing them freely with the athletes and their families. I am also the official photographer for the Oregon Wrestling Classic as well as the Oregon Hall of Fame banquet. I am currently on the board for the Oregon Wrestling Classic, the Mt Hood Conference District tournament as well as this State Tournament. In 2015 I was named "Person of the Year" at the Oregon Wrestling Classic. Coaching: I started as a wrestling mom and coaches wife at Centennial Middle School in 2003. Once my son and husband moved up to the high school I took over the stat crew team and I have been training stat crew girls
for 14 years, recruiting from 6th grade up and have maintained a team of 15‐18 girls that travel to tournaments with the team. These girls will run most or all of the tables and in some cases running the entire tournament. Often I train stat crew from other schools as well. I championed for these high school students to be the table help at the district and state tournaments during the time that only adults were aloud to do this. It made more sense to let the kids who were doing it all year long very well to get the opportunity to do it during these important tournaments. I train not only the old fashioned paper and team scoring but train for trackwrestling scoring and set up many tournaments for the table/clock/scoring with trackwrestling. Greatest impact: I can with the utmost sincerity say that the person who has had the greatest impact on my life is my husband Roger Matthews. I did not know anything about wrestling before we met 30 years ago and when he became a coach both of our lives completely changed direction. Watching him coach I have learned so much and take so much of what he teaches into my own set of life skills. I watched him grow and change into the man he is today through wrestling and coaching. I love, adore and respect him more than I can put into words. I have grown to love the sport and what value it gives to our lives in so many ways so much so that it has become a passion of mine and a mission to keep this sport strong and alive. Sports impact: Growing up with a single mother who had to work very hard to raise two kids on her own I did not have the opportunities to get involved with athletics. While I have no regrets for this I do think I missed out on some good things, however feel like I am getting back what I may have missed then 10 fold now. Wrestling has changed my life in an indescribable way and though I have not ever been on the mat as a competitor, I feel like the greatest lessons I have learned have come from this sport. Now it is my hope to be able to give back to the sport what it has given me and hope to share this with the young student athletes that I work with.
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Tony Jones Residence: Coquille, Ore. Hometown: Springfield, Ore. High School: Springfield 1978 Football and Westling College: Last graduating class from Oregon College of Education ‐ 1982 Bachelor of Science: Physical Education and Health Lewis and Clark College ‐ 2001 Master of Education Professional: I have enjoyed a thirty, plus year career in education. During my career I spent a significant amount of time volunteering with the Oregon Wrestling Association and USA Wrestling. Some of the highlights of my experiences were: National Coach of the Year (USA Wrestling 1992), coordinating many state‐wide and regional tournaments, serving as an international wrestling official, developing the OWA Cadet Division, coaching at the Olympic Sports Festival (1995), serving as the OWA State Chairman and leading wresting teams on international tours and tournaments to Japan, China, New Zealand, Bulgaria, India and Russia. Coaching: I served as the head wrestling coach at Southwestern Oregon CC (1997‐2001) and Springfield High School (1984‐87). Additional schools that I coached wrestling at were: Marshfield, Thurston and Central High Schools. During my coaching days at Marshfield, I also acted as the head coach of Boys Soccer, Girls Soccer and Boys Tennis at various times. Greatest impact: The greatest influence in my life was my father. Even though he was only with me for my first fifteen years, he taught me many values that define who I am now. The ideals of honesty, integrity, sincerity and the benefits of hard work were
benefits that I was exposed to as a youth. His love for his family as well as others was unconditional; a gift that has left an indelible impression on me as a person, educator, husband and father. He was the most generous soul I have ever known and I am blessed to have had him as a dad. Sports impact: I get an abundant amount of satisfaction in seeing a great number of athletes that I had a hand in coaching, participating in some role in athletics themselves. It is a true pleasure to go to a sporting event in Oregon and observe a former athlete leading a team, officiating or being a supportive parent. The fellowship that I continue to experience through personal connections in sports is truly a blessing.
2018 Button The 2018 tournament button features an important part of wrestling: “The Takedown”. 75% of matches are won by the wrestler securing the first takedown. The takedown opens the opportunity to gain a fall or near fall points. This year’s button features Larry Owings of Canby HS representing the University of Washington. His “modified fireman’s carry” scored a 2‐point takedown and a 2‐point nearfall against unbeaten Dan Gable of Iowa in the 1970 NCAA Wrestling Championship finals. Owings 13‐11 victory is even today considered one of the greatest upsets in collegiate wrestling. Many Iowa fans still can’t believe it happened.
OSAA REGULAR DISTRICTS2017-2018
(includes Adjusted 2016-17 ADM)
6A (52) 5A (33) 4A (40)1258+ 1257-676 675-331
6A-1 - PIL (9) 5A-1 - Northwest Oregon Conference (8) 4A-1 - Cowapa League (6)*Benson Techmen 831 Hillsboro Spartans 1138 Astoria Fishermen 525Cleveland Warriors 1463 La Salle Prep Falcons 697 Banks Braves 368Franklin Quakers 1369 Milwaukie / Arts Academy Mustangs 1182 Scappoose Indians 730Grant Generals 1407 Parkrose Broncos 778 Seaside Seagulls 377*Jefferson Democrats 482 Putnam Kingsmen 1015 Tillamook Cheesemakers 513Lincoln Cardinals 1648 Sandy Pioneers 1281 Valley Catholic Valiants 382*Madison Senators 862 St. Helens Lions 861*Roosevelt Roughriders 690 Wilsonville Wildcats 1063 4A-2 - Tri-Valley Conference (6)*Wilson Trojans 1325 Corbett Cardinals 394
5A-2 - Mid-Willamette Conference (8) Crook County Cowboys 6936A-2 - Metro League (10) Central Panthers 837 Estacada Rangers 452Aloha Warriors 1748 Corvallis Spartans 1079 Gladstone Gladiators 607Beaverton Beavers 1635 Crescent Valley Raiders 921 Madras White Buffaloes 490Century Jaguars 1433 Dallas Dragons 820 Molalla Indians 651Glencoe Crimson Tide 1407 Lebanon Warriors 1137Jesuit Crusaders 1290 Silverton Foxes 1158 4A-3 - Far West League (6)Liberty Falcons 1359 South Albany Rebels 1185 Brookings–Harbor Bruins 445Mountainside Mavericks 800 Woodburn Bulldogs 1105 Douglas Trojans 335Southridge Skyhawks 1595 Marshfield Pirates 650Sunset Apollos 2213 5A-3 - Midwestern League (8) North Bend Bulldogs 702Westview Wildcats 2552 Ashland Grizzlies 956 Siuslaw Vikings 376
Churchill Lancers 1000 South Umpqua Lancers 3316A-3 - Mt. Hood Conference (8) Crater Comets 1125Barlow Bruins 1510 Eagle Point Eagles 903 4A-4 - Oregon West Conference (6)Centennial Eagles 1449 *Marist Catholic Spartans 521 Cascade Cougars 687*Central Catholic Rams 894 North Eugene Highlanders 744 Newport Cubs 515Clackamas Cavaliers 2300 Springfield Millers 1107 North Marion Huskies 486David Douglas Scots 2495 Thurston Colts 1143 Philomath Warriors 416Gresham Gophers 1292 Stayton Eagles 577Oregon City Pioneers 1918 5A-4 - Intermountain Conference (5) Yamhill-Carlton Tigers 278Reynolds Raiders 2183 **Bend Lava Bears 1558
Mountain View Cougars 1282 4A-5 - Sky-Em League (6)6A-4 - Three Rivers League (9) Redmond Panthers 844 Cottage Grove Lions 635Canby Cougars 1314 Ridgeview Ravens 793 Elmira Falcons 370Lake Oswego Lakers 1301 **Summit Storm 1428 Junction City Tigers 476*Lakeridge Pacers 1092 Sisters Outlaws 371Newberg Tigers 1488 5A-5 - Columbia River Conference (4) Sutherlin Bulldogs 325Sherwood Bowmen 1597 Hermiston Bulldogs 1349 Sweet Home Huskies 610St. Mary's Academy Blues 1446 Hood River Valley Eagles 1192Tigard Tigers 1813 Pendleton Buckaroos 721 4A-6 - Skyline Conference (6)Tualatin Timberwolves 1774 The Dalles Riverhawks 729 Henley Hornets 599West Linn Lions 1751 Hidden Valley Mustangs 501
Klamath Union Pelicans 5156A-5- Greater Valley Conference (9) Mazama Vikings 572Forest Grove Vikings 1623 North Valley Knights 458McKay Scots 1876 Phoenix Pirates 602McMinnville Grizzles 1771McNary Celtics 1713 4A-7 - Greater Oregon League (4)North Salem Vikings 1389 Baker Bulldogs 408South Salem Saxons 1637 La Grande Tigers 626Sprague Olympians 1529 McLoughlin Pioneers 422West Albany Bulldogs 1253 Ontario Tigers 544West Salem Titans 1570
6A-6 - Southwest Conference (7)Grants Pass Cavemen 1450North Medford Black Tornado 1442Roseburg Indians 1352Sheldon Irish 1365South Eugene Axemen 1371South Medford Panthers 1495Willamette Wolverines 1237
*school choosing to play above assigned classification **school moved due to geographical exception ***school moved due to Petition to Play Down
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2017-18Membership
1A Schools2A Schools3A Schools4A Schools5A Schools6A Schools
199
101
101
101
26
95
78
95
20
26
395
395
2620
58
20
395
20
197
PORTLAND METROPOLITAN AREA
38
42
217
205
405
395
30
GRANT
LINCOLN
JESUITBEAVERTON
ALOHA
SUNSET
WESTVIEW
SOUTHRIDGE
REYNOLDS(TROUTDALE)
BARLOW(GRESHAM)
CENTENNIAL
DAVID DOUGLAS
CENTRAL CATHOLIC
ST. MARY’SACADEMY
GRESHAM
WESTLINN OREGON
CITY
LAKE OSWEGO CLACKAMAS
LAKERIDGE
SHERWOOD
MCMINNVILLE
NEWBERG
CANBY
FORESTGROVE
TIGARD
TUALATIN
CENTURY(HILLSBORO)
GLENCOE(HILLSBORO)
HILLSBORO
ROSEBURG
GRANTS PASS
SOUTH MEDFORD
NORTH MEDFORD
SOUTH EUGENESHELDON (EUGENE)
THURSTON(SPRINGFIELD)
CRATER(CENTRAL POINT)
MCNARY(KEIZER)
NORTH SALEM
SOUTH SALEM
SPRAGUE(SALEM)
MCKAY(SALEM)
WEST SALEM
REDMOND
RIDGEVIEW
MADISON
JEFFERSON
ROOSEVELT
CLEVELAND
BENSON
FRANKLINWILSON
LIBERTY(HILLSBORO)
WILSONVILLE
PARKROSE
ST. HELENS
PUTNAM
MILWAUKIE
HOOD RIVERVALLEY
SANDY
SOUTH ALBANY
CORVALLISCRESCENTVALLEY(CORVALLIS)
LEBANON
SILVERTON
DALLAS
WOODBURN
WESTALBANY
CHURCHILL(EUGENE)
NORTH EUGENE
WILLAMETTE (EUGENE)
SPRINGFIELD
MARSHFIELD(COOS BAY)
EAGLE POINT
ASHLAND
KLAMATH UNION
MAZAMA(KLAMATH FALLS)
HERMISTON
PENDLETON
CROOK COUNTY(PRINEVILLE)
BENDMOUNTAIN VIEW
(BEND)
SUMMIT(BEND)
THE DALLES
MADRAS
ASTORIA
SEASIDE
BANKS
SCAPPOOSE
TILLAMOOK
YAMHILL-CARLTON
ESTACADA
GLADSTONE
NORTH MARION(AURORA)
CASCADE(TURNER)
STAYTON
MOLALLA
LA SALLE PREP
SOUTH UMPQUA(MYRTLE CREEK)
BROOKINGS - HARBOR
DOUGLAS(WINSTON)
NORTH BEND
SUTHERLIN
SIUSLAW(FLORENCE)
PHILOMATH
NEWPORT
SWEETHOME
CENTRAL (INDEPENDENCE)
COTTAGE GROVE
MARIST (EUGENE)
JUNCTIONCITY
PLEASANT HILL
ELMIRA
SISTERS
LA PINE
PHOENIX
ILLINOIS VALLEY(CAVE JUNCTION)
HIDDEN VALLEY(GRANTS PASS)
NORTH VALLEY(GRANTS PASS)
HENLEY(KLAMATH FALLS)
ONTARIO
MCLOUGHLIN(MILTON-FREEWATER)
BAKER
LA GRANDE
WARRENTON
NEAH-KAH-NIE(ROCKAWAY BEACH)
VERNONIA
CLATSKANIE
PORTLANDADVENTIST
RAINIER
CATLIN GABEL
OREGON EPISCOPAL
WILLAMINA
DAYTON
SHERIDANAMITY
WESTSIDECHRISTIAN
COLTON
GERVAIS
HORIZONCHRISTIAN (TUAL)
VALLEY CATHOLIC
TAFT(LINCOLN CITY)
TOLEDO
CRESWELL
CHEMAWA(SALEM)
HARRISBURG
JEFFERSON
WALDPORT
REGIS(STAYTON)SANTIAM
CHRISTIAN(CORVALLIS)
GOLDBEACH
BANDON MYRTLE POINT
REEDSPORT
GLIDE
COQUILLE
ROGUE RIVER
RIVERSIDE(BOARDMAN)
UMATILLA
NYSSA
GRANT UNION(JOHN DAY)
VALE
BURNS
KNAPPA(ASTORIA)
PORTLANDCHRISTIAN
DE LA SALLE NORTH CATHOLIC
FAITH BIBLE(HILLSBORO)
NESTUCCA(CLOVERDALE)
GASTON
RIVERDALE
CORBETT
MONROE
CENTRAL LINN(HALSEY)
OAKRIDGE
RIDDLE
OAKLAND
CANYONVILLECHRISTIAN
YONCALLA
GLENDALE
NORTH DOUGLAS(DRAIN)
SANTIAM(MILL CITY)
BLANCHET CATHOLIC(SALEM)
SALEM ACADEMY
SCIO
KENNEDY (MT. ANGEL)
WESTERN MENNONITE(SALEM)
DELPHIAN(SHERIDAN)
EAST LINN CHRISTIAN(LEBANON)
CULVER
ST. MARY’S (MEDFORD)
LOST RIVER (MERRILL)
BONANZA
MILO ADVENTIST(DAYS CREEK)
LAKEVIEW
CASCADE CHRISTIAN(MEDFORD)
CHILOQUIN
ELGIN
ENTERPRISE
UNION
PILOT ROCK
STANFIELD
IRRIGON
WESTON-MCEWEN(ATHENA)
HEPPNERNORTH CLACKAMASCHRISTIAN(OREGON CITY)
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OSAA REGULAR DISTRICTS2017-2018
(includes Adjusted 2016-17 ADM)
3A (41) 2A (44) 1A (81) 1A (cont.)330-191 190-90 89- 89-
3A-1 - Lewis & Clark League (9) 2A-1 - Northwest League (11) 1A-1 - The Valley 10 League (10) 1A-5 - Mountain Valley League (12)Catlin Gabel Eagles 307 City Christian Lions 147 Country Christian Cougars 51 Butte Falls Loggers 48Clatskanie Tigers 207 Columbia Christian Knights 119 Damascus Christian Eagles 65 Cascades Academy Steelhead 35De La Salle North Catholic Knights 318 Delphian School Dragons 153 Grand View Christian Eagles 56 Central Christian Tigers 62Oregon Episcopal Aardvarks 313 Faith Bible Falcons 135 North Clackamas Christian Saints 66 Chiloquin Panthers 68Portland Adventist Cougars 263 Gaston Greyhounds 177 Open Door Christian Huskies 54 Gilchrist Grizzlies 45Portland Christian Royals 175 Knappa Loggers 137 Portland Waldorf Wolfpack 79 Hosanna Christian Lions 78Rainier Columbians 271 Life Christian Lions 53 Southwest Christian Wildcats 56 North Lake Cowboys 66Riverdale Mavericks 269 Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates 202 St. Stephens Academy 42 Paisley Broncos 31Warrenton Warriors 225 Nestucca Bobcats 133 Trinity Academy Thunder 28 Prospect Cougars 48
Open School East Goats 90 Valor Christian Knights 29 Rogue Valley Adventist Red Tail Hawks 323A-2 - West Valley League (8) Vernonia Loggers 161 Triad Timber Wolves 61Amity Warriors 233 1A-2 - Casco League (9) Trinity Lutheran Saints 58Dayton Pirates 269 2A-2 - Tri-River Conference (7) C.S. Lewis Watchmen 31*Horizon Christian Hawks (TUAL) 135 Central Linn Cobras 173 Crosshill Christian Eagles 79 1A-6 - Big Sky League (10)Santiam Christian Eagles 221 East Linn Christian Eagles 134 Falls City Mountaineers 53 Arlington Honkers 47Sheridan Spartans 204 Kennedy Trojans 162 Jewell Bluejays 39 Condon Blue Devils 36***Taft Tigers 330 Regis Rams 132 Livingstone Adventist Academy Lions 61 Dufur Rangers 84Westside Christian Eagles 234 Santiam Wolverines 138 Oregon School f/t Deaf Panthers 51 Horizon Christian Hawks (HR) 70Willamina Bulldogs 225 St. Paul Buckaroos 85 Perrydale Pirates 84 Ione Cardinals 65
Western Mennonite Pioneers 125 Veritas School Vanguard 49 Mitchell Loggers 273A-3 - PacWest Conference (7) Willamette Valley Christian Warriors 55 Sherman Huskies 74Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers 208 2A-3 - Mountain View Conference (10) South Wasco County Redsides 62Chemawa Braves 236 Bonanza Antlers 120 1A-3 - Mountain West League (9) Spray Eagles 19Colton Vikings 180 Canyonville Christian Pilots 130 Alsea Wolverines 42 Wheeler Falcons 14Gervais Cougars 237 Crater Lake Academy 96 Eddyville Charter Eagles 48Jefferson Lions 242 Crow Cougars 85 Lowell Devils 94 1A-7 - Old Oregon League (8)Salem Academy Crusaders 239 Lost River Raiders 114 Mapleton Sailors 36 Cove Leopards 79Scio Loggers 250 Milo Adventist Mustangs 81 McKenzie Eagles 46 Echo Cougars 77
Monroe Dragons 115 Mohawk Indians 60 Griswold Grizzlies 553A-4 - Mountain Valley Conference (6) Oakland Oakers 174 Oak Hill School Falcons 57 Joseph Eagles 65Coquille Red Devils 192 Oakridge Warriors 127 Siletz Valley Warriors 66 Nixyaawii Eagles 47Creswell Bulldogs 340 Riddle Irish 85 Triangle Lake Lakers 62 Pine Eagle Spartans 47Glide Wildcats 184 Powder Valley Badgers 73Harrisburg Eagles 266 2A-4 - Sunset Conference (6) 1A-4 - Skyline League (11) Wallowa Cougars 51***La Pine Hawks 334 Bandon Tigers 189 Camas Valley Hornets 56Pleasant Hill Billies 316 Gold Beach Panthers 145 Days Creek Wolves 71 1A-8 - High Desert League (12)
Myrtle Point Bobcats 143 Elkton Elks 77 Adrian Antelopes 773A-5 - Eastern Oregon League (6) Reedsport Brave 165 Glendale Pirates 77 Burnt River Bulls 23Burns Hilanders 238 Toledo Boomers 137 Melrose Christian 17 Crane Mustangs 57Irrigon Knights 219 Waldport Irish 132 New Hope Christian Warriors 71 Dayville Tigers 14Nyssa Bulldogs 257 North Douglas Warriors 82 Four Rivers Community School Falcons 47Riverside Pirates 223 2A-5 - Columbia Basin Conference (5) Pacific Pirates 58 Harper Hornets 32Umatilla Vikings 317 Culver Bulldogs 175 Powers Cruisers 38 Huntington Locomotives 24Vale Vikings 240 Heppner Mustangs 93 Umpqua Valley Christian Monarchs 65 Jordan Valley Mustangs 31
Pilot Rock Rockets 92 Yoncalla Eagles 72 Long Creek Mountaineers 133A-6 - Southern Cascade League (5) Stanfield Tigers 126 Monument Tigers 18Cascade Christian Challengers 257 Weston-McEwen Tiger Scots 167 Prairie City Panthers 42Illinois Valley Cougars 253 Ukiah Cougars 13Lakeview Honkers 202 2A-6 - Wapiti League (5)Rogue River Chieftains 213 Elgin Huskies 84St. Mary's Crusaders 311 Enterprise Outlaws 127
Grant Union Prospectors 154Imbler Panthers 87Union Bobcats 100
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Tournament scoring has three components: advancement points, bonus points and placement points. One or more of these may make up the points earned by each wrestler in any given round of the tournament.
Advancement Points:
Are awarded for each match won in either the championship or consolation bracket where the wrestler advances to a subsequent match in the tournament.
A wrestler who receives a bye in a round where at least one match is wrestled receives additional advancement points by winning the next match.
o For example, in the 3A classification there are four wrestlers in each weight class who may earn additional advancement points after receiving a bye in Championship Round 1.
o However, in the 3A classification, no wrestlers receive advancement points in the consolation bracket after receiving byes in Consolation Round 1, as there are NO matches wrestled in Consolation Round 1.
Wins in the championship bracket where the wrestler advances to a subsequent round earn two advancement points.
Wins in the consolation bracket where the wrestler advances to a subsequent round earn one advancement point.
Bonus Points:
Are awarded for a major decision, technical fall, fall, injury default, disqualification or forfeit.
Major decision: 1 bonus point
Technical Fall: 1.5 bonus points
Fall, injury default, disqualification or forfeit: 2 bonus points
Placement Points:
Individual placement points are awarded as earned. The placement points are different between some classifications in this tournament due to the different number of places being awarded.
6A, 5A, 4A, and 3A : Six places awarded
Round Advancement Pts Bonus Pts Placement Pts Total Possible
Championship Rd 1 2 2 0 4
Championship Rd 2 (Quarterfinals) 2 2 3 7
Championship Rd 3 (Semifinals) 2 2 9 13
Championship Finals 0 2 4 6
Consolation Rd 1 1 2 0 3
Consolation Rd 2 1 2 0 3
Consolation Rd 3 (Quarterfinals) 1 2 3 6
Consolation Rd 4 (Semifinals) 1 2 4 7
Fifth‐Sixth 0 2 2 4
Third‐Fourth 0 2 2 4
o The maximum team points that an individual champion can score is 30 (Four championship round wins, all won by fall. 6 (advancement) + 8 (bonus) + 16 (total placement) = 30.)
2A/1A: Four places awarded
Round Advancement Pts
Bonus Pts Placement Pts Total Possible
Championship Rd 1 2 2 0 4
Championship Rd 2 (Semifinals) 2 2 10 14
Championship Finals 0 2 4 6
Consolation Rd 1 1 2 0 3
Consolation Rd 2 (Semifinals) 1 2 4 7
Third‐Fourth 0 2 3 5
The maximum team points that an individual champion can score is 24 (Three championship round wins, all won by fall. 4 (advancement) + 6 (bonus) + 14 (total placement) = 24.)
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2017 Placers and Top 10 Teams
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6A 106
1. Cody Fettig, 11, Newberg 2. Tristin David, 9, Roseburg 3. Colton Fleming, 9, Aloha 4. Bollong Joklur, 11, Sprague 5. L. Ferschweiler, 10, West Salem 6. Jonathan Zuriaga, 10, Canby
113 1. Phillip Kue, 10, Centennial 2. Hunter Sparks, 11, Roseburg 3. B. Quezada, 12, North Salem 4. Cole Zoller, 9, North Medford 5. Richard Monterroso, 11, Century 6. Archer Bergeron, 9, Roseburg
120 1. Gaven Jolley, 10, Sherwood 2. Christopher Strange, 10, Newberg 3. Enrique Vincent, 10, McNary 4. Dillon Nunes, 12, David Douglas 5. D. Deitrick, 12, North Medford 6. Tre Blasingame, 9, Beaverton
126 1. Quinn Brink, 10, Lakeridge 2. Daniel McClung, 10, Sprague 3. Simon Brown, 12, Cleveland 4. Evan Spragg, 12, Sprague 5. Damien Wells, 12, Roseburg 6. Daniel Smith, 10, Beaverton
132 1. Bennett Mesa, 12, Roseburg 2. Joey Coste, 10, Westview 3. L. Higginbotham, 12, Forest Grove 4. Noah Wachsmuth, 10, Clackamas 5. Joey Moody, 10, Newberg 6. I. Usmanov, 12, David Douglas
138 1. Ethan Wendell, 12, Liberty 2. Kyle Beal, 11, David Douglas 3. Michael Murphy, 11, Sprague 4. Quinton Read, 12, Newberg 5. Terrell Jackson, 12, Century 6. Sawyer Myres, 11, West Albany
145 1. Ian Carlos, 10, North Salem 2. Michael Abeyta, 11, McMinnville 3. Juan Lopez, 12, Aloha 4. Shane Sabins, 12, Roseburg 5. Jake Lowry, 11, Canby 6. David Frank, 12, Westview
152 1. Sean Harman, 10, West Linn 2. Ty Simko, 12, Century 3. Josh Grant, 11, Century 4. Patrick Boulanger, 12, Newberg 5. Ian Stettler, 12, Glencoe 6. Landon Davis, 10, Sprague
160 1. Layne Van Anrooy, 12, Roseburg 2. Taran Floyd, 11, West Linn 3. Mitchell Sorte, 11, West Albany 4. Joshua Tuthill, 12, Oregon City 5. Dane McKinney, 12, Sprague 6. Jacob Russell, 12, Grants Pass
170 1. Trajan Hurd, 12, Grants Pass 2. Terrell West, 12, Jefferson(PDX) 3. Brandon Jeffers, 11, Roseburg 4. Garrett Lewis, 12, Sunset 5. Matthew McDowell, 12, Roseburg 6. Spencer Nofziger, 12, Sprague
182 1. Austin Harris, 12, Roseburg 2. Adrian Rodriguez, 11, Century 3. Jacob Beck, 11, Tigard 4. Thomas Cousins, 11, Barlow 5. Brenton Reddy, 12, West Salem 6. Ethan Long, 10, West Linn
195 1. Santos Cantu, 9, Sprague 2. Cameron Campbell, 12, Roseburg 3. Erik Munoz, 12, Glencoe 4. Sina Ansari, 12, Lake Oswego 5. Tun Way, 12, Franklin 6. K. Behbehani-Escobar, 10, Westview
220 1. Haydn Maley, 12, Roseburg 2. JJ Perez, 12, Century 3. Ricky Tilbury, 12, Aloha 4. Lane Marshall, 10, Oregon City 5. Tanner Sorensen, 12, Sprague 6. M. Cormier, 11, South Medford
285 1. Brian Barnes, 12, McMinnville 2. Dallas O`Bryan, 12, Newberg 3. Aaron Adair, 12, Roseburg 4. John Ashe, 12, David Douglas 5. Taylor Mottern, 12, Canby 6. A. Carpio-Reyes, 12, Tualatin
6A Team Scores 1. Roseburg ..................... 366.0 2. Sprague .................... 195.0 3. Newberg ................... 180.0 4. Century .................... 122.5 5. David Douglas .............. 96.5 6. Aloha .......................... 88.5 7. West Linn .................... 86.0 8. Westview .................... 82.5 9. Grants Pass ................. 77.0
10. North Salem ................ 71.0
5A 106
1. Kaden Kuenzi, 9, Silverton 2. Landon Robinson, 10, Redmond 3. Zeth Brower, 11, Crater 4. Ryan Bibler, 11, Dallas 5. Gavin Sherrill, 11, Thurston 6. Noah Worthington, 9, Central
113 1. Beau Ohlson, 9, Mountain View 2. Jacob Whitehead, 11, Silverton 3. Cole Siemon, 10, Hillsboro 4. Hunter Grant, 12, Crater 5. Dawson Barcroft, 10, Dallas 6. C. Muenzer, 9, Hood River Valley
120 1. Legend Lamer, 10, Crescent Valley 2. Jacob Curry, 10, Redmond 3. Hunter Rickman, 11, Sandy 4. Hunter Hiatt, 10, Crater 5. Jack McEathron, 11, Redmond 6. Robert Guenther, 9, Silverton
126 1. J. Shaner, 11, Hood River Valley 2. Bryant Smith, 10, Milwaukie 3. Jacob Jones, 10, Dallas 4. Jonathon Hernandez, 10, Putnam 5. Caleb Duhn, 11, Mountain View 6. Joseph Foster, 10, Dallas
132 1. B. Lamer, 12, Crescent Valley 2. Peyton Bell, 12, Hillsboro 3. Blake Ohlson, 9, Mountain View 4. Dallas Howard, 11, Crater 5. Alex Rendon, 10, Pendleton 6. Max Brown, 12, Sandy
138 1. CJ Hendon, 12, Hermiston 2. Brody Diaz de Leon, 11, Sandy 3. Chance Beutler, 12, Bend 4. Giovanni Bravo, 10, Woodburn 5. Cameron Alley, 12, Lebanon 6. Joseph English, 11, Dallas
145 1. Logan Meek, 11, Crater 2. Matthew Lee, 11, Milwaukie 3. Austin Watson, 10, Thurston 4. Rafael Vasquez, 12, Woodburn 5. Clyde Rood, 11, Lebanon 6. Adrian Tuia, 11, Hermiston
152 1. Mitchell Willett, 12, Redmond 2. Perry Rodenbeck, 11, Wilsonville 3. Julio Osorio, 12, Ridgeview 4. Jace Godley, 12, Crater 5. Max Topliff, 11, Sandy 6. Logan LaPine, 10, Milwaukie
160 1. Tanner Earhart, 12, Dallas 2. Morgan Holcomb, 12, Pendleton 3. F. Lesowski, 11, Mountain View 4. Joseph Blisseck, 10, Lebanon 5. Giovanni Hernandez, 11, Putnam 6. Andrew Gay, 11, Wilsonville
170 1. Valen Wyse, 12, Hermiston 2. Mikel Bremner, 12, Milwaukie 3. K. Christiansen, 12, Woodburn 4. Julio Leiva, 12, Hermiston 5. Colton Beisley, 12, St. Helens 6. Markus Bennett, 12, Crater
182 1. Tanner Sallee, 12, Lebanon 2. Clay Coxen, 12, Dallas 3. Joey Gutierrez, 11, Hermiston 4. Luke Schulz, 11, Mountain View 5. Chazz Amundson, 11, Milwaukie 6. Jack Rademacher, 10, Sandy
195 1. Bunker Parrish, 12, Redmond 2. Treve Earhart, 11, Dallas 3. Avery Jaramillo, 10, Thurston 4. Sam Crow, 12, Central 5. Braden Watson, 12, Sandy 6. Jared Eichstadt, 12, Hillsboro
220 1. David Negrete, 12, Central 2. Jackson Casteel, 12, Thurston 3. Mario Nonato, 12, Redmond 4. Colton Albertson, 12, St. Helens 5. Kenny Bevan, 11, Hermiston 6. Jakeb Cripe, 12, Lebanon
285 1. Miguel Olmedo, 12, St. Helens 2. Iosefa Polamalu, 11, Sandy 3. Enrique Guerra, 12, Hillsboro 4. Javon Gill, 12, Crater 5. Beau Blake, 11, Hermiston 6. Caleb Sedlacek, 11, Central
5A Team Scores 1. Crater .......................... 175.5 2. Dallas ....................... 147.5 3. Redmond ................... 144.0 4. Hermiston .................. 138.0 5. Sandy ....................... 135.0 6. Mountain View ............ 115.0 7. Milwaukie ................... 98.5 8. Lebanon ..................... 95.0 9. Thurston .................... 81.0
10. Hillsboro ..................... 73.5
4A 106
1. Kody Koumentis, 9, Marshfield 2. Hunter Mode, 9, Crook County 3. Jackson Royer, 9, Sweet Home 4. Quintin Metcalfe, 9, Tillamook 5. J. Jones, 9, McLoughlin/Weston McEwen 6. Tannon Joyner, 9, Crook County
113 1. Richard Huff, 11, Siuslaw 2. Maximus Tate, 9, Molalla 3. Kane Nixon, 9, Cascade 4. Derek Blake, 12, Yamhill-Carlton 5. Robert Watkins, 10, Sweet Home 6. Frankie Harlow, 10, Marshfield
120 1. Russel Stigall, 10, North Marion 2. Tyler Cooper, 12, Scappoose 3. Pacer Quire, 11, Crook County 4. Ryan Ninman, 12, Stayton 5. Robbie Yunke, 10, Sweet Home 6. Zachary Mauras, 9, Crook County
126 1. Kobe Olson, 12, Sweet Home 2. Travis Thorpe, 9, Sweet Home 3. James AhHee, 12, Baker/Powder Valley 4. Chad Werner, 9, Tillamook 5. Colton Morgan, 11, Crook County 6. Jace Hays, 12, Baker/Powder Valley
132 1. AJ Lira, 11, Marshfield 2. E. Banister, 11, Baker/Powder Valley 3. Brandon Gibson, 11, North Marion 4. Tyler Fioravanti, 11, Crook County 5. Derek Estrada, 12, North Marion 6. Sean McColly, 11, Tillamook
138 1. Garrett Lefebvre, 11, Marshfield 2. Ricky Yunke, 11, Sweet Home 3. R. Chester, 12, McLoughlin/Weston McEwen 4. Avidan Sanchez, 10, North Marion 5. Austin Weeks, 11, Tillamook 6. Justin Kurtz, 11, Sweet Home
145 1. Clay Keller, 11, Baker/Powder Valley 2. Jake Porter, 12, Sweet Home 3. Parker Robinson, 9, La Grande 4. Justin Drury, 11, Estacada 5. William Jantzer, 11, Marshfield 6. Caleb Werner, 10, Tillamook
152 1. Lane Stigall, 12, North Marion 2. Martin Sierra, 11, Henley 3. K. Grende, 12, Baker/Powder Valley 4. Nathan Reed, 9, La Grande 5. Kade VanDeHey, 11, Cascade 6. Elijah McRae, 11, Tillamook
2017 Placers and Top 10 Teams
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160 1. Trevor Thiessen, 12, Banks 2. Gregory Wing, 12, North Marion 3. D. Feldmeier, 12, Baker/Powder Valley 4. Cade Hite, 12, Marshfield 5. Elijah Livingston, 11, La Grande 6. Kyle Knudtson, 9, Crook County
170 1. Travis Wittlake, 11, Marshfield 2. James Ellis, 9, Banks 3. C. Dahl, 12, Douglas/Camas Valley 4. Fabian Niemi, 10, Tillamook 5. Alonzo Nalls, 12, Brookings-Harbor 6. Jesse Wagner, 12, Newport
182 1. Josh Hammers, 12, Mazama 2. Bryce Coulter, 11, Sweet Home 3. Jaxson Rhoden, 10, Crook County 4. Matt Carrillo, 11, North Marion 5. Harrison Manu, 11, Madras 6. Justin Self, 12, Henley
195 1. Cade Woodward, 12, Crook County 2. Taylen Kirkaldie, 10, Henley 3. B. Schultz, 12, Douglas/Camas Valley 4. Tyler Morris, 10, Junction City 5. James Van Agtmael, 11, Cascade 6. Ramon Organiz, 11, North Marion
220 1. Louie Sanchez, 11, Cascade 2. S. Wells, 11, McLoughlin/Weston McEwen 3. Andrew Smalley, 11, Sutherlin 4. Josh Buehler, 12, South Umpqua 5. Michael Sierra, 10, Henley 6. H. Cole, 11, Baker/Powder Valley
285 1. Dylan Porter, 12, Elmira 2. John Dover, 11, Junction City 3. Caleb Parrott, 10, Crook County 4. Antonio Sanders, 11, Ontario 5. Kainan Lane, 12, Siuslaw 6. D. Clark, 12, McLoughlin/Weston McEwen
4A Team Scores 1. Sweet Home .............. 181.0 2. Crook County ............. 180.5 3. North Marion .............. 165.0 4. Marshfield .................. 157.0 5. Baker/Powder Valley ... 132.5 6. Tillamook.................... 92.5 7. Cascade ..................... 89.0 8. Henley ....................... 85.0 9. Banks ........................ 65.0
10. La Grande ................... 63.5
3A 106
1. Derrik Kerr, 10, La Pine 2. J. Reyes, 10, Willamina/Falls City 3. Ryan Vidlak, 11, Cascade Christian 4. Micklo Luna, 12, Nyssa 5. Dominik Madrid, 11, Nyssa 6. Ryan Penrose, 9, Dayton
113 1. Chance Hendrickson, 10, Harrisburg 2. R. Tapia-Bravo, 12, Willamina/Falls City 3. Gabe Vidlak, 9, Cascade Christian 4. Raul Ruiz, 9, Nyssa 5. Dillion St. Onge, 11, Illinois Valley 6. Mitch Garcia, 9, Jefferson
120 1. Heath Hartley, 12, Nyssa 2. Isaiah Vazquez, 11, Rainier 3. Max Valle, 12, Cascade Christian 4. Alex Dudley, 11, La Pine 5. E. Howard, 11, Willamina/Falls City 6. Andrew Barker, 11, Riverside
126 1. David Kerr, 12, La Pine 2. J. Fasana, 12, Willamina/Falls City 3. Dallon Higgins, 12, Burns 4. Aaron Runion, 11, Amity 5. Hunter Robison, 11, Scio 6. Luke Janssen, 10, Santiam Christian
132 1. Aristotle Rockwell, 12, Riverside 2. Kasey Collier, 12, Glide 3. Grant Laiblin, 12, Harrisburg 4. Gavin Hartley, 12, Nyssa 5. Austin Russell, 12, La Pine 6. Kyran Simpson, 11, Burns
138 1. Jared Henry, 12, Dayton 2. Ryan Vineyard, 12, Nyssa 3. Chris Acosta, 11, Nyssa 4. Jesse Wittenborn, 12, Creswell 5. Jason Manzi, 10, Santiam Christian 6. D. Elwood, 11, Willamina/Falls City
145 1. Titus Rice, 10, Creswell 2. Zach Holland, 10, Glide 3. Elijah Cleaver, 9, Nyssa 4. Brandon Zeiher, 11, Scio 5. Noah Sickles, 9, Willamina/Falls City 6. Cody Knott, 10, Taft
152 1. Dax Bennett, 10, Harrisburg 2. Ryland Parazoo, 12, Glide 3. Evan Gunderson, 11, Burns 4. Dearden Woodruff, 10, Nyssa 5. Jonathan Iniguez, 11, Nyssa 6. Zach Russell, 11, Dayton
160 1. Wyatt McCarthy, 12, Coquille 2. Cody Stahl, 12, Dayton 3. Adam Van Meter, 11, Nyssa 4. Adam Simpson, 9, Nyssa 5. Deven Contreras, 12, Harrisburg 6. Cody Adams, 10, Jefferson
170 1. C. Allen, 12, Willamina/Falls City 2. Layten Briggs, 12, Harrisburg 3. Dru Cook, 11, Scio 4. Cayden Kangiser, 10, Glide 5. Curtis Hollinger, 12, Nyssa 6. Colby Krogh, 12, Irrigon
182 1. Jose Candelas, 12, Nyssa 2. Nate Marquez, 12, Nyssa 3. Legin Engle, 10, Dayton 4. Caleb Beck, 11, Santiam Christian 5. Riley Davis, 10, Jefferson 6. Jordan Mode, 10, Willamina/Falls City
195 1. Jose Sanchez, 10, Nyssa 2. Collyn Potter, 11, Glide 3. Joey Vigue, 11, Coquille 4. Blake Larsen, 9, Dayton 5. Brenden Hicks, 12, Clatskanie 6. Tucker McAllister, 11, Irrigon
220 1. Ryan Mask, 11, Scio 2. Josue Martinez, 11, Dayton 3. Blake Nelson, 11, Creswell 4. Anthony Kernal, 12, Riverside 5. Chase Onstot, 12, Willamina/Falls City 6. Zack Welker, 10, Glide
285 1. Osiris Tapia, 12, Nyssa 2. Jacob Lowther, 11, Scio 3. Aaron Hiatt, 12, Dayton 4. Michael McCully, 12, Lakeview 5. Ruben Villa, 12, Riverside 6. Gabe Echaide, 11, Roque River
3A Team Scores 1. Nyssa ....................... 287.0 2. Willamina/Falls City .... 167.0 3. Dayton ..................... 134.0 4. Glide ........................ 122.0 5. Harrisburg ................. 107.5 6. La Pine ..................... 106.5 7. Scio ......................... 101.0 8. Riverside .................... 68.0 9. Creswell...................... 65.0
10. Cascade Christian ......... 57.5
2A / 1A 106
1. S. Becman, 10, Joseph/Wallowa 2. Oak Tenold, 9, Bonanza 3. Hunter McIrvin, 9, Central Linn 4. Jacob Bowman, 9, Myrtle Point
113 1. Lorenzo Vasquez, 10, Culver 2. Symon Thurman, 10, Lowell 3. Shane Lund, 10, Enterprise 4. Marcus Furtado, 12, Adrian
120 1. Cole Farwell, 11, Enterprise 2. Orlando Torres, 9, Culver 3. Jaxon Blackburn, 9, Union/Cove 4. Louden Ballard, 10, Monroe
126 1. Taylor Bright, 12, Gold Beach 2. Blake Butler, 12, Pine Eagle 3. Mekhi Williams, 11, Vernonia 4. Caleb Day, 10, Central Linn
132 1. Justin Doyle, 12, Monroe 2. Kasey Erwin, 10, Lowell 3. Mike Day, 11, Central Linn 4. Jayson Blackburn, 12, Union/Cove
138 1. Jace Oppenlander, 12, Culver 2. C. Johnson, 12, Grant Union/Prairie City 3. Tandy Martin, 9, Gold Beach 4. Seth Sidwell, 10, Oakridge
145 1. Jorge Olivera, 11, Culver 2. Bobby Butler, 12, Siletz Valley 3. William Johnson, 9, Crane 4. Hunter Lewis, 9, Toledo
152 1. Justyn Barton, 12, Lowell 2. Saxton Schaffner, 12, Culver 3. Jerron Rhen, 11, Culver 4. Elijah Epling, 11, Crane
160 1. Thomas Harvey, 12, Lowell 2. Marco Retano, 12, Culver 3. Tanner Owen, 12, Elgin 4. Riley Bruce, 11, Union/Cove
170 1. Cale Edmunds, 12, Oakridge 2. Victor Torres, 10, Culver 3. Hayden Trimble, 12, Lowell 4. Rylie Warnock, 11, Joseph/Wallowa
182 1. Ben Hughes, 12, Central Linn 2. Kenny Lane, 12, Lowell 3. Isaac Butler, 11, Siletz Valley 4. Drake Marquez, 12, Adrian
195 1. Cord Flynn, 12, Heppner/Ione 2. Jaiden Jones, 12, Culver 3. Cylus Hoke, 10, Culver 4. Zachary Kintzley, 12, Lowell
220 1. MacKyle Little, 12, Culver 2. Tristan Bennett, 10, Neah-Kah-Nie 3. Mahsen Asher, 12, Lowell 4. Drew Lusco, 9, Grant Union/Prairie City
285 1. Anthony Ramirez, 12, Neah-Kah-Nie 2. T. Talamantes-Ward, 11, Lowell 3. Samuel Williams, 12, Crane 4. Travis Jonsson, 10, Neah-Kah-Nie
2A / 1A Team Scores 1. Culver .......................... 202.5 2. Lowell .......................... 150.5 3. Central Linn .................... 60.0 4. Neah-Kah-Nie .................. 46.0 5. Crane ............................. 38.0 6. Gold Beach ..................... 37.0 7. Enterprise ....................... 35.5 8. Monroe ........................... 35.0 9. Joseph/Wallowa ............... 33.0
10. Grant Union/Prairie City .... 32.0
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Wearing the uniform of your high school comes with a big responsibility. Your community cheers for you. Your teammates count on you. And you have the opportunity to make history by competing for a state championship. Do you have what it takes?
In high school sports, you can be a part of something bigger than yourself.
You can be part of a team.
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OSAA Wrestling Championships
Team State Champions Past 15 Years (see www.osaa.org/archive for all-time lists of team and individual champions) Year Class State Champion Score Coach 2nd Place Score Coach Site
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2005 4A Crater 227.5 Greg Haga Pendleton 171.5 Fred Phillips State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 3A Burns 222 Jeff Kloetzer Estacada 173.5 Heath Stalkup State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 2A/1A Nyssa 165 Luke Cleaver Culver 131 J.D. Alley State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 2006 4A Crater 196 Greg Haga Hermiston 146 Curt Berger State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 3A Burns 192.5 Jeff Kloetzer Illinois Valley 163.5 Jay Miller State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 2A/1A Nyssa 198.5 Luke Cleaver Culver 128 J.D. Alley State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 2007 6A Roseburg 190 Steve Lander West Linn 171.5 Doug Samarron State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 5A Hermiston 215 Curt Berger Crook County 156 Mike Shinkle State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 4A Sweet Home 154 Steve Thorpe Tillamook 140.5 Lonnie Eggert State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 3A Burns 269.5 Mark Hofman Nyssa 131.5 Luke Cleaver State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 2A/1A Culver 155.5 J.D. Alley Scio 73 Matt Parazoo State Fairgrounds Pavilion, Salem 2008 6A Roseburg 269 Steve Lander Newberg 195.5 Neil Russo Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 192 Curt Berger Hillsboro 166 Adam Reese Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Tillamook 169 Lonnie Eggert Scappoose 154 Jim Jones Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Burns 159 Mark Hofman Glide 130 Jeff Freeman Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 186.5 J.D. Alley Lakeview 79.5 Bob Truby Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2009 6A Newberg 189 Neil Russo Roseburg 174.5 Steve Lander Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 303 Curt Berger Crater 165 Denny Walters Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Sweet Home 142 Steve Thorpe McLoughlin 122.5 Beau Chester Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Burns 149 Mark Hofman Nyssa 146.5 Luke Cleaver Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 138 J.D. Alley Lakeview 101.5 Jim Nicholl Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2010 6A Roseburg 298.5 Steve Lander Newberg 169.0 Neil Russo Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 269.0 Curt Berger Churchill 127.5 Scott Kearney Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Scappoose 195.0 Jim Jones Sweet Home 182.0 Steve Thorpe Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Burns 210.5 Mark Hofman Reedsport 172.5 Phillip Lopez Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 139.5 J.D. Alley Lowell 95.0 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2011 6A Roseburg 212.0 Steve Lander Sprague 105.5 Kyle Temple Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 198.0 Curt Berger Dallas 138.0 Tony Olliff Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Henley 172.0 Pete Lucas Sweet Home 137.0 Steve Thorpe Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Burns 193.0 Mark Hofman Nyssa 134.0 Luke Cleaver Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 141.5 J.D. Alley Lowell 103.5 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2012 6A Roseburg 237.0 Steve Lander David Douglas 102.0 Ron Holyoak Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Dallas 164.0 Tony Olliff Pendleton 150.0 Fred Phillips Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Cascade 188.0 Jason Lovell Henley 185.5 Pete Lucas Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Nyssa 171.0 Luke Cleaver Willamina 165.0 Ariah Fasana Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 132.0 J.D. Alley Lowell 118.5 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2013 6A David Douglas 146.0 Ron Holyoak Oregon City 126.5 Roger Rolen Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 246.0 Shawn Williams Dallas 181.5 Tony Oliff Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Crook County 290.0 Jake Huffman Henley 196.0 Pete Lucas Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Glide 205.0 Jeff Freeman Willamina 180.0 Ariah Fasana Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Lowell 115.0 Jeff Cardwell Culver 89.5 J.D. Alley Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2014 6A Roseburg 272.5 Steve Lander West Linn 107.5 Doug Samarron Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 174.0 Shaun Williams Dallas 145.5 Tony Olliff Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Crook County 405.5 Jake Huffman Henley 159.0 Pete Lucas Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Glide 182.5 Jeff Freeman Vale 167.0 Matt Cobb Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 152.0 J.D. Alley Lowell 142.0 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2014 6A Roseburg 272.5 Steve Lander West Linn 107.5 Doug Samarron Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 174.0 Shaun Williams Dallas 145.5 Tony Olliff Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Crook County 405.5 Jake Huffman Henley 159.0 Pete Lucas Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Glide 182.5 Jeff Freeman Vale 167.0 Matt Cobb Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 152.0 J.D. Alley Lowell 142.0 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2015 6A Roseburg 234.0 Steve Lander David Douglas 170.0 Ron Holyoak Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 161.0 Shaun Williams Hillsboro 154.5 Adam Reese Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Crook County 327.0 Jake Huffman Henley 165.5 Pete Lucas Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Nyssa 185.0 Luke Cleaver Vale 164.0 Matt Cobb Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 147.5 J.D. Alley Lowell 127.0 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2016 6A Roseburg 295.0 Steve Lander David Douglas 181.0 Ron Holyoak Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Hermiston 226.5 Kyle Larson Churchill 137.0 Alec Rice Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Crook County 249.0 Jake Huffman Marshfield 175.0 Travis Wittlake Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Nyssa 209.0 Luke Cleaver La Pine 147.0 Aaron Flack Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 157.0 J.D. Alley Lowell 99.5 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2017 6A Roseburg 366.0 Steve Lander Sprague 195.0 Nolan Harris Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 5A Crater 175.5 Greg Haga Dallas 147.5 Tony Olliff Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 4A Sweet Home 181.0 Steve Thrope Crook County 180.5 Jake Huffman Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 3A Nyssa 287.0 Luke Clever Willamina / Falls City 167.0 Ariah Fasana Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland 2A/1A Culver 202.5 J.D. Alley Lowell 150.5 Jeff Cardwell Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Portland
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