Oregon Sports News

1 week ago | oregonsportsnews.com | Rob Stone

The Seattle Seahawks enter the 2025 NFL season with a blend of fresh energy and looming challenges. Year two under head coach Mike Macdonald and the debut season of quarterback Sam Darnold signal a new direction for the franchise. With a schedule that features six cross-country flights, four prime-time appearances, and two clashes against the San Francisco 49ers to bookend the season, the Seahawks face a proving ground from September to January.

3 weeks ago | oregonsportsnews.com | Stuart Kemp

The Memorial Cup Tournament concluded this weekend, and a winner was crowned, bringing some new elements to the event, including app additions and a strong field of teams vying for the Cup. The host team, Rimouski Oceanic, was the definite underdog, as they were the lowest-ranked team (if one could call them that) and had suffered a couple of heartbreaker losses to both the Medicine Hat Tigers and the London Knights.

4 weeks ago | oregonsportsnews.com | Nick Bartlett

The Seattle Mariners are off to a solid start this year. Many analysts thought that Seattle would finish in the middle of the pack before the season, but the way they’ve played thus far is unexpected. As of Friday morning, the Mariners sit atop the AL West with a 30-25 record and a 0.5-game advantage over the Houston Astros. They’ve managed to position themselves in first place with key injuries throughout their roster.

1 month ago | oregonsportsnews.com | Stuart Kemp

The Memorial Cup is in full swing, with the final game set to take place in about a week. In the meantime, four teams will compete through a round robin, where each team will face the other three teams to create a ranking system or standings. The Medicine Hat Tigers represent the WHL, the London Knights represent the OHL, the Moncton Wildcats represent the QMJHL, and the Rimouski Oceanic are the host team.

1 month ago | oregonsportsnews.com | Mo Damtew

For a moment, it seemed like everything was going to fall apart for David Da Costa at his boyhood club, RC Lens. He was getting less and less playing time. There was growing criticism around his work rate. Questions swirled about whether his size and style could compete in the brutal, physical world of French football. The path forward couldn’t be more unclear. Then came the Portland Timbers. They didn’t just offer him a fresh start; they handed him the whole stage.