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1 week ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
Klamath Union used a balanced effort to capture, comfortably, the Skyline Conference girls track and field championship on a brilliant, sun-soaked Modoc Field over the weekend. With three of the outstanding individuals in their various events, the Pelicans won the meet with 10 gold-medal performances, as they outdistanced runner-up Henley, which was second with 151 points.
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1 week ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
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3 weeks ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
If a picture is worth a thousand words, the faces of the Oregon Tech softball team as it left the field Thursday told more than a few stories — disappointment, frustration, shock, uncertainty. For the first time in six years, the players are not using this weekend to work with professors and prepare for a trip to the NAIA World Series in Columbus, Ga.kAm~x% 3642>6 E96 D:IE9 }@] ` D665 :? 2? @A6?:?8\C@F?5 4@>A6E:E:@? E@ 4@>6 FA D9J @7 2 (@C=5 $6C:6D EC:A]k^AmkAm%96 A@E6?E:2= H:??:?8 CF?
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3 weeks ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
If Oregon Tech is going to make another trip to the NAIA softball World Series, it will have to win its trip the hard way — coming through the consolation bracket of the tournament being played at the John & Lois Stilwell Softball Stadium. OIT was thrust into a series of must-win games after Midland of Nebraska took advantage of three booming home runs to outlast the Lady Owls 12-10 Tuesday. kAm%649 :D D4965F=65 E@ >66E $@FE962DE6C? Wu=2]X 2E ` A]>] (65?6D52J[ 2?5 E96 H:??6C E96?
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4 weeks ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
The roar thundered throughout the Oregon Tech auditorium when the Hustlin’ Owls learned they were headed to the NAIA baseball tournament. OIT (38-14 overall) drew the No. 4 seed in Lewiston, Idaho, and will meet Dickinson State of North Dakota at 11 a.m. Monday in the five-team bracket which will determine one of the 10 entries to the World Series. kAmw@A6 x?E6C?2E:@?2= @7 r2=:7@C?:2 C646:G65 E96 E@A D665 :?
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4 weeks ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
Unsure of what to expect, Oregon Tech senior Zoe Allen has, in many ways, defied the odds. The outfielder is back and gets to play in the NAIA opening softball round when OIT hosts either Jamestown of North Dakota or Arizona Christian at 4 p.m. Monday. kAm$96 H2D 56?:65 E92E @AA@CEF?:EJ 2 J62C 28@]k^AmkAmp <6J >6>36C @7 E96 D@7E32== E62>[ p==6? 925 E@ >:DD E96 ?2E:@?2= 4@>A6E:E:@? :?
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1 month ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
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1 month ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
Oregon Tech had a basic need — a shortstop. Patrick Barry needed a place to complete his bachelor’s degree in civil engineering while also being able to play baseball. kAm%96 EH@ 3642>6 2 A6C764E 7:E]k^AmkAm“x 92G6 =@G65 6G6CJ D64@?5 96C6[” D2:5 E96 D6?:@C[ EH@\E:>6 2==\r2D4256 r@==68:2E6 r@?76C6?46 :?7:6=56C] “x H2=<65 :?E@ 2 A6C764E D:EF2E:@?] %96 4F=EFC6 96C6 :D D@ H6=4@>:?8] x 92G6 366? 7@CEF?2E6]”k^AmkAmq2CCJ 2?5 9:D D6?:@C E62>>2E6D[ @7 H9@> E96C6 2C6 `e[ 2== 6?E6C65 E96 4FCC6?E D62D@?
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1 month ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
Winning his first outstanding performer in a meet was special to Crook County senior Eli Oelkers. His grandparents were on hand for his efforts as he was named winner of the Bill McCadden Award as the outstanding male athlete at Saturday’s 33rd annual Coldwell Banker Invitational track and field meet. kAm“~3G:@FD=J[ x 9@A65 x >:89E WH:? E96 2H2C5X] x 925 8@@5 A6C7@C>2?46D :? E96 9FC5=6D 2?5 3@E9 @7 >J ;F>AD[” ~6=<6CD D2:5 27E6C 96 65865 E62>>2E6 v236 {@G6 2?5 w6?=6J’D y@D6A9 y2??6J :?
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1 month ago | 
heraldandnews.com | Steve Matthies
Amaya Chapman might have had doubts about her abilities, but there was little doubt about what she did Saturday at the 33rd annual Coldwell Banker Invitational track and field meet at Mazama’s Viking Field. She won the girls 200- and 400-meter dashes and anchored the Spanish Springs, Nev., 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams, efforts which helped her team win the girls team championship for the second straight season. kAmr92A>2? 2=D@ H2D ?2>65 H:??6C @7 E96 v2CJ z6AA6?
