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Savannah Moore crowned Columbia County Rodeo Queen

Moore, a 2021 St. Helens High School graduate, will represent Columbia County at rodeos, parades and other events through 2023. Read moreSavannah Moore crowned Columbia County Rodeo Queen

From the Sidelines Podcast: Jed Tai from Prep Hoops Oregon talks boys basketball

Lillard drops another 42 points in win of the year at Memphis

Jerami Grant exits at halftime with concussion like symptoms, Drew Eubanks puts up 11 and 11. Read moreLillard drops another 42 points in win of the year at Memphis

Timbers ramp up training ahead of three preseason matches

As the calendar turns to February, with the MLS season opener less than four weeks away, Portland Timbers coach Giovanni Savarese continues to emphasize building … Read moreTimbers ramp up training ahead of three preseason matches

Wyatt Anicker thrives as three-sport athlete at Scappoose High School

Of the three sports Wyatt Anicker has played at Scappoose High School, baseball is his favorite. Read moreWyatt Anicker thrives as three-sport athlete at Scappoose High School

FROM THE SIDELINES: Portland's major league dreams lie in the hands of MLB, and MLB isn't talking

Five years. Read moreFROM THE SIDELINES: Portland's major league dreams lie in the hands of MLB, and MLB isn't talking

Small School Report: Country Christian overcomes 19-point deficit against Portland Waldorf to remain in Valley-10 title hunt

Behind 21 points from Tyson Smith, 10 from Rhett Johnson, Cougars earn ninth league win of the season Read moreSmall School Report: Country Christian overcomes 19-point deficit against Portland Waldorf to remain in Valley-10 title hunt

How Nassir Little's voice is impacting the Portland Trail Blazers

Head coach Chauncey Billups will be the first to admit that he’s got a quiet team on his hands in the current iteration of the Portland Trail Blazers.

Timbers preseason goal: a lot of competition; no complacency

A couple of weeks into training camp, Portland Timbers coach Giovanni Savarese expressed satisfaction with the fitness levels and work rate he’s seen from his players.

Blazers can't overcome another slow start in 123-105 loss to Toronto

The Portland Trail Blazers (23-26) couldn’t dig out of another first-quarter hole in their 123-105 loss to the visiting Toronto Raptors (23-28).

Newest Portland Winterhawk Chaz Lucius off to strong start

Chaz Lucius admits his head is spinning a bit as he transitions to the Portland Winterhawks and the Western Hockey League.

Alice Davidson shines among Scappoose High School soccer stars

Alice Davidson is only a junior, but she shines on the girl Indian soccer team.

From the Sidelines podcast: Best games this weekend, plus more stock risers

Lillard drops a 'simple' 60 points in Blazers' important win over Utah

The crowd in the last three minutes of the Portland Trail Blazers (23-25) was on its feet as Damian Lillard fell one-point shy of a new career high in points with 60 in the 134-124 win over the Utah Jazz (25-26).

Portland Thorns dismiss trainer, assistant coach after NWSL investigations

The Portland Thorns have fired assistant coach Sophie Clough for inappropriate behavior and fired trainer Pierre Soubrier for supplying players with a controlled substance.

FROM THE SIDELINES: Bill Schonely's mark on the city and franchise was immeasurable

Bill Schonely is gone, but his memory and the memories he provided aren’t going anywhere.

Scappoose takes first in hip-hop dance

The Scappoose Vision dance team took home first place in the hip-hop category and finished in the top three in modern at category championships this month.

Small School Report: Banks' Daevon Vereen is 'working' for his success; Valley 10 hoops; Westside Christian girls pull upset

Some athletes love the competition, some the challenge, others the camaraderie, but what Banks’ Daevon Vereen loves is the work — and the harder the better.

Remembering the life of Rip City legend Bill Schonely

There's no shortage of love from around the Blazers organization and beyond on the life and legacy of Bill Schonely.

Former Blazers announcer and Rip City icon Bill Schonely dead at 93

Portland Trail Blazers longtime on-air broadcaster Bill Schonely has died at age 93.

Hops break ground with first woman manager at High-A level

The Hillsboro Hops are making history.

Three-sport athlete reflects on time at St. Helens High School

Tyler Tolles has played basketball, football and golf for the Lions. He's committed to Lewis & Clark College in Portland this fall.

Hillsboro Hops' Harrison is going home

The Hillsboro Hops will have a new manager in 2023.

Eisenschmidt Pool in St. Helens to close for three weeks starting late February

Leaks have been discovered at the popular pool, forcing the pool to close temporarily.

Ducks, Beavers 2023 football schedules have challenges, opportunities

The Pac-12 football schedule, the last as we know it, has been unveiled.

Jokic's triple-double fuels Blazers' 122-113 loss on the road to Denver

Denver and Nikola Jokic shot the ball well and handed the Portland Trail Blazers (21-23) a road loss to break the two-game streak the Blazers came into the night with.

6A, 5A, 4A, 3A and 2A girls coaches poll (Jan. 15)

Below are the Oregon girls high school basketball coaches polls comprised of votes from coaches statewide and compiled by John Tawa at the OSAAtoday.

'He's like a little gnat': What Gary Payton II has already brought to the Blazers

There hasn’t been much to like about the Portland Trail Blazers the last couple of weeks.

Blazers fall late to Cleveland despite Lillard dropping 50 points

The Portland Trail Blazers (19-22) couldn’t hit the big shot down the stretch once more and fell to visiting Cleveland 119-113. The loss keeps Portland in 11th in the Western Conference, .5 game behind Utah and Minnesota in 9th and 10th and o…

Portland Thorns draft defender, two attackers, goalkeeper

The Portland Thorns picked a top-flight fullback and a forward who scored 50 career goals in college Thursday, Jan. 12, in the first round of the National Women’s Soccer League Draft.

Scappoose girls basketball aims high

Scappoose girls basketball team’s league competition kicked off this month after an out-of-state tournament.

From the Sidelines podcast: Stock risers and 6A-4A league predictions

Scappoose taekwondo instructor earns high honor

Monique Tindall, who teaches at Snap Fitness in Scappoose, recently earned her seventh-degree black belt in taekwondo.

Recently announced Class 4A all-state teams feature several Scappoose Indians

Scappoose High School seniors Trey Dieringer and Ben Rintoul are among those selected to the first time.

The Portland Trail Blazers' offense has taken a detour to Funkytown

Losers of their last four, the Blazers aren't so much in need of stronger defense, but rather a better rhythm on offense.

Blazers go 6 for 35 from deep in 109-106 loss to Orlando

There was no aerial display inside the Moda Center on Tuesday, Jan. 10, as the Portland Trail Blazers (19-21) fell 109-106 to the Orlando Magic after shooting 6 for 35 from 3-point range.

FROM THE SIDELINES: Ducks versus Beavers has gotten a lot more interesting

Who’s the better football team, Oregon or Oregon State?

Mike Norris officially introduced as next head coach for the Portland Thorns

New Portland Thorns FC head coach Mike Norris described as "tactical genius." His connection with players, knowledge of National Women's Soccer League, among the reason he was selected to replace Rhian Wilkinson.

St. Helens High School swim team gets winter competition underway

The Lions swim team competes at Eisenschmidt Pool in St. Helens

Portland Thorns Sophia Smith is U.S. Soccer Female Player of the Year

Portland Thorns forward Sophia Smith wins U.S. Soccer Female Player of the Year Award for 2022.

Report: Blazers' rookie Shaedon Sharpe to compete in NBA Slam Dunk Contest

Rims beware, Shaedon Sharpe is coming to jam.

Scappoose hosts team's first swim meet of 2023

The Scappoose Indians swim team kicked off 2023 with a meet against Tillamook, Corbett and Rainier on Tuesday, Jan. 3.

Lillard 7th in initial fan voting for NBA All-Star Game starters

The first release of fan voting results for the NBA All-Star Game starters was revealed Thursday morning by the NBA. Only the top 10 vote-getters for the front and back court for each conference was shown.

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