The Athlete of the Week will be chosen based off of nominations. To nominate an athlete for consideration, please fill out the form below. The weekly deadline is Tuesday at noon.
Each winner of the Athlete of the Week award will receive letter of recognition from the OSAA Executive Director and an Athlete of the Week sling bag from Toyota and the OSAA. Winners will be announced weekly on the OSAA website and across OSAA social media platforms.
| Week |
Student |
School |
Activity |
Performance Details |
| August 25 - September 4 |
Charlotte Brown | Aloha | Girls Soccer | Scored 2 goals and recorded 2 assists against Gresham on 8/30. Scored 3 goals and had 1 assist on 9/1 against Parkrose. |
| Jackson Pfeifer | Silverton | Football | Coming off a two-year injury, scored 5 touchdowns in a 40-29 win over Dallas. Scored 2 rushing TDs, a receiving TD, a kick-off return TD & had a “Pick-6.” |
| September 5-11 |
Kendyl Arnett | West Albany | Volleyball | Lead the match against Dallas with 20 kills, 22 digs, and 4 aces to give the Bulldogs a 3-1 win. |
| Alexander Garcia-Silver | Marshfield | Boys Cross Country | Won the 2022 Ash Creek Boys XC Festival with a 5K time of 15:09.7. This broke the school and is the fastest mark in the state for 4A this season to date. |
| September 12-18 |
Alexis Cockerill-Gonzalez | Sheldon | Girls Soccer | Helped Sheldon win both games this week. Scored a goal against Churchill and 4 more against North Medford. |
| Luciano Alvarado | The Dalles | Boys Soccer | Helped the Riverhawks win 3-1 against Sisters by saving 10 shots, 8 of them being one-on-one saves. |
| September 19-25 |
Adele Beckstead | Philomath | Girls Cross Country | Adele took first place in the Bramble Scramble race with a time of 20:37.73, finishing 39 seconds ahead of second place. |
| Zach Smith | Dayton | Football | Zach has been a powerhouse in the PacWest Conference. He has rushed over 200 yards in the last three games for the Pirates. |
| Sept. 26 - Oct. 2 |
Addi Dauler | Catlin Gabel | Girls Soccer | Addi scored 7 goals across 2 games to help the Eagles win against OES in both matches this week. She has scored a total of 13 goals in the first 6 games. |
| Jamahl Wilson | McKay | Football | Jamahl set school records and broke the state record for most yards rushed by a Junior for his performance against Crescent Valley. He rushed for 444 yards and 6 touchdowns. |
| October 3-9 |
Joya Euhus | Santiam Christian | Volleyball | Joya helped the Eagles win both matches this week, with a total of 28 kills, 22 digs, 3 aces and 3 blocks. |
| Javier Sandoval Gongora | Marist Catholic | Boys Soccer | Javier was a key piece in the Spartans win over Cottage Grove. He provided 2 assists and scored a goal in the last 2 minutes of the game to secure the win. |
| October 10-16 |
Anika Jenson | Molalla | Girls Cross Country | Anika won the Estacada Invite with a time of 19:16.9. She then won the DAM Worth It Invitation in Scappoose with a time of 19:25. |
| Jaden Owens | Cottage Grove | Boys Cross Country | Jaden has won XC races each of the last three weeks. Most recently at the Paul Mariman Invitational, which featured more than 30 of the top 1A-4A teams, Jaden won by 5 seconds. |
| October 17-23 |
Hannah Brown | Sherwood | Volleyball | As co-captain of her team, Hannah's leadership helped Sherwood win this week, making them undefeated in league. She has been a key part of the team, with this week's perfomance giveing her a season total of 537 assists, 60 aces, and 27 kills. |
| Jaidon Siler | Nelson | Football | Jaidon helped the Hawks win this week by rushing for 159 yards and scoring 5 touchdowns. His performance set school records for both rushing yards and touchdowns in a single game. |
| October 24-30 |
Amalie Anderson | Scappoose | Girls Cross Country | Amalie won the Cowapa League district XC meet this week as a freshman. This secures her team as district champions, giving the Indians their first team birth into state for the first time since 2017. |
| Isaiah Rodriguez | Knappa | Boys Cross Country | Isaiah won the District 1 Championship with a time of 16:29. He is currently the number 1 ranked runner in 2A/1A. |
| October 31 - November 6 |
Kyla Potratz | Phoenix | Girls Cross Country | Kyla, a 3 sport athlete carrying a 4.0 GPA, won the 4A State Championship with a time of 18:47.5. It is the first Girls XC title in school history. |
| Tyrone Gorze | Crater | Boys Cross Country | Tyrone won the 5A State Championship with a time of 14:37.9, beating second place by 38.2 seconds. The time set a new all-time course record. |
| November 7-13 |
Sela Freeman | Marist Catholic | Girls Soccer | Sela was an impact player for the Spartans all season long, but especially this week. She scored 1 goal and assisted on another in the Semifinal. Sela then scored 2 goals in the Championship, securing the school’s first Girls Soccer state title. |
| Julian Ettinger | Oregon Episcopal | Boys Soccer | Julian led the Aardvarks in the Semifinals by scoring 4 of their 5 goals. He then scored a goal and assisted on another in a 2-1 victory to win the state title. |
| November 14-20 |
Kayla Pobuda | Sprague | Dance/Drill | Kayla helped the Olympians take first in both the modern and novelty divisions in the David Douglas competition. Their score qualified them for the DDCA Championships. Kayla has also earn a spot in the top 10 Advanced Drill Down competition. |
| Carter Boise | Spray | Football | Passed for 162 yards and a TD, rushed for 148 yards and 3 TDs, and secured an interception in the 1A 6-Player State Championship, leading the Wheeler County (Spray/Mitchell/Wheeler) Rattlers to victory. |
| November 21-27 |
Rhyli Grim | Gladstone | Girls Soccer | Rhyli was a powerhouse throughout the season, leading the Gladiators to a 15-2 record and an appearance in the 4A Semifinals. She lead the state at all levels with 48 goals, and also dished 7 assists to go with it. |
| Connor Dunlea | Lost River | Football | Connor helped the Raiders win the 1A 8 Player State Championship for the first time in 18 years. He got 3 interceptions, a fumble recovery, 2 onside kick recoveries, a passing TD, and a rushing TD. |
| November 28 - December 4 |
Ava Garus | Trinity Lutheran | Girls Basketball | In the first game of the season, Ava led the Saints to a 42-37 win over Newport. She scored 20 points and had 10 rebounds, 3 blocks, and 3 steals. |
| Logan Hobbs | Ridgeview | Wrestling | Logan won the Adrian Irwin Wrestling tournament this week. He was an absolute powerhouse, pinning every opponent on his way to victory. |
| December 5-11 |
Helena Jones | Wilsonville | Girls Swimming | After breaking a 12 year old 5A state record last year in the 50 yard Freestyle, Helena beat her own record at the Winter Juniors West Championships with a time of 22.59. |
| Jalen Atkins | Barlow | Boys Basketball | Jalen was a difference maker this week for the Bruins, leading them to 3 wins. He averaged 26.3 points per game, including a 41 point effort to help defeat defending state champion Tualatin 86-85 in OT. |
| December 12-18 |
Allison Palluck | Cottage Grove | Wrestling | Allison pinned all 4 of her competitors to win the Perry Burlison Tournament. Allison then competed in the Coast Classic, pinning her way to the finals; where she pinned the defending champion to take 1st place. |
| Corbin Roe | Knappa | Wrestling | Corbin wrestled at Molalla Mayhem, pinning all of his opponents to take 1st place. His season record so far is 12-0, ending every match by pinning the opponent. |
| December 19-25 |
Mollie Miller | Oregon City | Girls Basketball | In the Capital City Classic tournament Mollie averaged 18 points per game. She was named player of the game in the first 2 games, leading the Pioneers to the finals. |
| Cole Steketee | Sprague | Wrestling | Cole wrestled in the Reno Tournament of Champions where he won 7 matches and lost once in the semifinals, finishing in 3rd place. Cole has received High School All-American honors for his performance. |
| Dec. 26, 2022 - Jan. 1, 2023 |
Gabriella Moultrie | Wilsonville | Girls Basketball | Gabriella exploded on the court this week, scoring 44 points for the Wildcats against South Albany. Her performance is the second most points scored by a freshman in Oregon Girls Basketball history. |
| James Kefgenn | Liberty | Boys Basketball | James performance significantly helped the Falcons in their intense game against Clackamas, which lasted 3 OT’s. He earned half of the Falcons points, scoring 37 points to keep them in the game. |
| January 2-8, 2023 |
Kaili Kirkhart | Lowell | Wrestling | Kaili took first place at the King of the Hill Wrestling tournament this week. She pinned all her opponents on the way to victory. |
| Jacob Beauchamp | Central Linn | Wrestling | Jacob finished first place in the Linn County Championship Wrestling tournament. He received the outstanding Wrestler award for his performance. He is currently undefeated this season. |
| January 9-15 |
Kaylie Schrotzberger | Scappoose | Dance/Drill | Kaylie took 1st place with the Indians in both the Hip Hop & Modern divisions at the Clackamas Dance Team competition. She also placed individually in the Top Ten Advanced Drill Down. Kaylie has also made the 1-4A All-State Team for Dance/Drill. |
| Izzy Golden | Ashland | Boys Basketball | Izzy helped the Grizzlies win against Thurston, scoring 16 points. He was crucial in their success, scoring a final three pointer at the buzzer for a 54-51 win. |
| January 16-22 |
Kaylee Truong | McDaniel | Cheerleading | Kaylee captained the Mountain Lions in the Gladiator Cheer Challenge this week. They took 1st place in the 6A Traditional Routine category. |
| Joe Lathrop | Elgin | Wrestling | Joe has taken Wrestling by storm. He has placed 1st in many tournaments: Devin Dawson, Perry Burlison, Elgin Memorial Classic, and JO-HI. His performances have earned him 2 tournament MVP’s and a record of 32 wins with only 1 loss. |
| January 23-29 |
Reese Lawson | West Salem | Wrestling | Reese has been a powerhouse this season, winning the Southridge Tournament and the Lady Dragon Invitational. During this weeks dual match versus South Salem, she won by pin in :13 seconds. This brings her season record to an impressive 21 wins and 0 losses. |
| Quinlan Gould | Nelson | Boys Swimming | 100 backstroke defending state champion Quinlan set a personal best this season at 48.56 seconds. This is 0.03 seconds behind the 6A meet record set in 2014. Quinlan is signed to swim at Arizona State. |
| January 30 - February 5 |
Naudia Edmiston | West Albany | Wrestling | Naudia has had quite the freshman season so far. She has taken first place in the Battle for the Capital, the Liberty High School Girls Invitational, and the Pape Linn County Women’s Championship. |
| Jacob Sieminski | Sweet Home | Wrestling | Jacob, a defending 4A state champion, won the Reser’s Tournament of Champions this week. Jacob also won the Pape Linn County Wrestling Championship and the Perry Burlison Invitational this season. |
| February 6-12 |
Rose Koehler | Summit | Girls Basketball | Rose broke Summit’s single game scoring record this week with 39 points scored. She is averaging 20 points per game, and has accumulated over 1000 points over her high school career. |
| Becca Koza | Cove Charter | Girls Swimming | Becca dominated in the SD1 Girls Swimming Districts this year. She took 1st in the 200 Freestyle (1:53:57) and the 500 Freestyle (5:12:05). She also anchored for the Leopards in the 200 Freestyle Relay, taking 2nd place. |
| Amos Craft | Franklin | Boys Swimming | Amos placed 1st in the 100 Breaststroke and 2nd in the 200 Free at Districts this week. He also swam with the Lightning in the 200 Free Relay and took 1st place. |
| Ash Blomstrom | Toledo | Wrestling | Ash secured his 3rd District Championship this week. He received the Outstanding Wrestler award for his performance. |
| February 13-19 |
Mia Brahe-Pedersen | Lake Oswego | Girls Track & Field | At the Don Kirby Invitational, Mia broke the high school national record in the Indoor 200-meter sprint, finishing in 22.89 seconds. Over the summer, she competed in the World Athletics U20 Championships, taking 7th in the world in the 100 and 4th in the 200. |
| Aubrey Holowati | Gladstone | Cheerleading | Aubrey lead the Gladiators to their 4th straight State Championship win this year. She also has 2 national Championships and 2 All-State Stunt Championships on her resume. She was awarded the OCCA academic scholarship this week. |
| Thomas Olsen III | Parkrose | Boys Swimming | Thomas won both the 200 and 500 Freestyle at the Swimming State Championships this week. He set the 5A State record in the 200 Freestyle, coming in with a time of 1:39.14. |
| Dylan Clark | Henley | Wrestling | Dylan won the Special District 3 tournament. His performance has brought his record to as astonishing 43-0 for the season. |
| February 20-26 |
Emilia Marshall | Clackamas | Speech | Emilia placed first in Policy Debate at the North Oregon National Speech & Debate Association National Qualifying Tournament. She has also won the Sprague Invitational, the Ida B. Wells Invitational, the Clackamas Holiday Edge Invitational, the Reynolds Invitational, and the Robert D. Clark Invitational. |
| Mallory Lusco | Grant Union | Wrestling | Mallory won the OSAA 4A/3A/2A/1A Wrestling State Championships this week, making her a two time consecutive state champion. She pinned her opponent in each match. |
| Ethan Dunigan | Central | Wrestling | Ethan won the OSAA 5A Wrestling State Championships this week. He ended his season undefeated, with a record of 40-0. |
| Gavin Inglish | Pleasant Hill | Boys Basketball | Gavin has been vital in the Billies success this season, averaging 21 points per game. He also received Player of the Year in the Mountain Valley Conference. |
| February 27 - March 5 |
Annie Koenig | Barlow | Girls Basketball | Annie had two clutch performances for the Bruins this week. She scored 24 points and got 7 rebounds against South Salem. She then followed up with 26 points and 9 rebounds against Benson, advancing them to the State Championships. |
| Ally Schimel | Corbett | Girls Basketball | Ally was a crucial part for the Cardinals in the OSAA Girls Basketball State Championships. She got 40 points, 25 rebounds, 12 assists, and 7 steals over the course of the tournament. |
| Chase Dennis | Tigard | Wrestling | Chase won the 6A Wrestling State Championships. His record this year was 49-2, giving him over 125 career wins. He set the new records for Tigard in wins per season as well as career wins. |
| Matthew Evans | Astoria | Wrestling | Matthew is the new 4A Wrestling State Champion, winning all 4 matches by fall. He only had to spend a total of 3 minutes and 6 seconds on the mat across those 4 matches. |
| March 6-12 |
Donovyn Hunter | South Medford | Girls Basketball | Donovyn was a key factor for the Panthers in the OSAA Girls Basketball State Championships. In total, she scored 58 points, got 9 assists, 13 rebounds, and had 10 steals. She is the Southwest Conference’s player of the year and is signed to play at Oregon State University. |
| Kennedie Shuler | Barlow | Girls Basketball | Kennedie scored 38 points, assisted 8 baskets, got 12 rebounds, and had 7 steals over the course of the OSAA Girls Basketball State Championships. She is signed to play at Oregon State University. |
| Josiah Lake | Tualatin | Boys Basketball | Josiah was a powerhouse for the Timberwolves this week. He scored 75 points, got 7 assists, 12 rebounds, and 5 steals throughout the tournament to help Tualatin secure the state title. |
| Spencer Horne | Cascade | Boys Basketball | Spencer led the Cougars to win the state title this year. In total, he scored 45 points, got 5 assists, 12 rebounds, and 9 steals. |
| March 13-19 |
Addison Johnson | Liberty | Softball | Addison has been a key part of the Falcons success in their first week of games. She struck out 33 batters in 3 games, and has an ERA of 1.64. |
| Ellie Austin | St. Helens | Softball | Ellie had a great start to the Softball season. She finished the first week with a .700 batting average, with 6 doubles and 2 triples. This puts her at 10 RBIs and 9 runs scored. Defensively, she has a 1.000 fielding percentage at shortstop. |
| Russell Petersen | Ida B. Wells | Baseball | Russell made a big impact in the Guardians 7-6 win against Sprague. He scored 1 run, and recorded 4 RBI on 2 2B. Defensively, he made a heads up double play near the end of the game - preventing Sprague from tying the game. |
| Erik Johnson | West Salem | Boys Tennis | Erik accomplished a clean sweep this week in his doubles matches. His powerful serve and net play limited him to losing 3 games over 3 matches. |
| March 20-26 |
Halle Parsons | Grant Union | Softball | Halle was a powerhouse at the plate this week. In the Prospectors game against Union/Cove, she went 4/4 hitting. Of those, 3 were home runs, giving her 8 runs batted in. |
| Paige Edmonson | Sutherlin | Girls Track & Field | Paige competed in the Marshfield Ice Breaker meet this week. She took first in the triple jump with a mark of 30’ 7.75”, as well as the long jump with a mark of 15’ 8.5”. |
| Tyson Flack | La Pine | Baseball | Tyson was vital in the Hawks game against Elmira. He pitched a complete game, shutting down the Falcons offense by striking out 15 batters and only giving up 2 hits. |
| Braden Schwartz | The Dalles | Baseball | Braden made a significant impact in the Riverhawks games this week. Offensively, he accumulated 13 RBI’s, 5 2Bs, a 3B, and 5 runs. Defensively, Braden has yet to make an error this season. |
| March 27 - April 2 |
Mackenzie Bekofsky | McMinnville | Softball | During the Mountainside Spring Break Tournament, Mackenzie made a big impact for the Grizzlies. She had a 0.800 batting average with 5 home runs and 11 RBIs. |
| Taylor Pass | Knappa | Softball | Over 5 games this week, Taylor went 14/20 at bat, giving her 17 RBIs and 10 runs scored. The Loggers won 2 of their games with Taylor in the circle. |
| Gabriel Coltman | Lincoln | Baseball | Gabriel helped the Cardinals win multiple games in the Coach Bob Invitational. He recorded 2 home runs including a grand slam, 10 RBIs and 5 runs, giving him a 0.600 batting average and an OPS of 1.967. |
| Trey Fuller | Scappoose | Baseball | Trey threw 5.1 innings on the mound striking out 10 batters, with 0 walks and only one hit against him. Offensively, Trey also scored 4 runs for the Indians. |
| April 3-9 |
Peyton Davis | Centennial | Softball | Peyton had a major impact on defense this week for the Eagles, striking out 30 batters spanning 3 games. On offense she hit a home run, contributing to their win against Redmond. |
| Ashlyn Vey | South Umpqua | Softball | Ashlyn led the Lancers offense in their games this week. She had a batting average of .545, got 7 RBIs, a 2B, a 3B, stole 2 bases and hit 2 HRs. This now puts Ashlyn at 4 HRs for the season. |
| Levi Hazes | Century | Baseball | Levi pitched a complete game shutout this week, accumulating 17 strikeouts and only allowing 1 hit. At the plate, Levi got 2BB, 1 run, 1 RBI and a 2B. Levi has an impressive average of 2.3 strikeouts per inning for the season so far. |
| Noah Leary | Yoncalla | Boys Track & Field | Noah had a great performance in the Coquille Twilight meet this week. He took first place in the Triple Jump and set a new school record, jumping 41’ 3.5”. He also tied for first in High Jump at a height of 5’ 8” and took second in Long Jump with a mark of 18’ 5”. |
| April 10-16 |
Nicole Schnurbusch | McNary | Girls Tennis | Nicole started the season undefeated, with a record of 8-0. She won 3 matches this week over Newberg (6-0, 6-2), South Salem (6-1, 6-0), and West Salem (6-2, 6-3). |
| Annalise Jardin | Wilsonville | Softball | Annalise struck out 19 batters over the course of the week, helping her get a complete game shutout against Parkrose and zero earned runs against Centennial. She also batted .600, with 3 1Bs, 2 2Bs, and a HR bringing in 7 RBIs. Annalise is signed to play Softball at the University of Rhode Island. |
| Kruz Schoolcraft | Sunset | Baseball | Kruz led the Apollos to a 2-1 series win over Mountainside. Kruz threw a no-hitter with 7 strikeouts in game two. He also hit a solo HR in the third game of the series to clinch a 7-6 win and the series victory. |
| Dawson Richards | Nyssa | Boys Tennis | Dawson, the 2022 Special District 4 Singles Champion, is currently 8-0 in #1 singles. Dawson won 3 matches this week over Vale (6-2, 6-0), Ontario (6-3, 6-4), and Baker (7-6, 6-2) to continue his undefeated streak. |
| April 17-23 |
Abby Carsley | McMinnville | Softball | Abby hit two HRs and drove in six RBI against Century this week. She now has a current batting average of .509 and a slugging percentage of 1.189. Abby has accumulated 30 RBI and 10 HRs in the season thus far. |
| Ava Barnett | New Hope Christian | Girls Track & Field | Ava had a great performance at the Coldwell Banker Invitational this week. She placed first in the 100m, the 200m, and the Long Jump and got sixth as part of the 4x100m Relay. She received the Female Athlete of the Meet award. |
| Trevor Nichols | Heppner | Boys Track & Field | At the Columbia River Invitational, Trevor finished first in the 800m (1:59). He then took first place in both the 1500m (4:10) and the 3000m (9:18) at the Cove Charter Invitational. |
| Ben Lammers | Westside Christian | Boys Track & Field | At the 36th King’s Invite, Ben got first place in both the Shot Put (42’ 1”) and the Javelin (168’ 1”). He also placed third in Discus (120’ 8”). Ben was selected as the Athlete of the Meet for his performance. |
| April 24-30 |
Sophia Beckmon | Oregon City | Girls Track & Field | Sophia won the Long Jump at the Jesuit Twilight Relays Invitational with a mark of 22’ 4”, resetting her own OSAA all-time record. Her mark is only one inch short of the all-time US high school Long Jump record. |
| Tyler McNeley | Lakeview | Softball | Over the course of four games this week, Tyler struck out 48 batters, bringing her season total to 172 K’s. Three of the four games she pitched were no-hitters. |
| Sawyer Quinton | Prairie City | Boys Golf | Sawyer won the Heppner Invitational Golf Tournament at Echo Hills with an even par 72. Sawyer has won three tournaments in Special District 4 by 10 strokes or more. |
| Andrew Cuff | Kennedy | Baseball | Andrew led the Trojans to four wins this week. He went 6-11 at the plate, hitting two grand slams and plating 10 total runs. He also scored five bases and scored nine runs. Andrew appeared on the mound each game, striking out six batters. |
| May 1-7 |
Delaney Hoyle | Lakeridge | Softball | Delaney struck out 30 batters in the circle and at the plate, she hit a HR and a 2B. This season, she has struck out 237 batters, hit .565 with a 1.194 slugging percentage, including 10 HR and two grand slams. |
| Kaellan Lee | South Eugene | Boys Tennis | Kaellan has consistently performed well in the 6A Southwest Conference, with a record of 10-0 so far this season. He is also a state finalist in cello. |
| Bailey Bell | Philomath | Girls Tennis | Bailey has dominated the court in singles this year, not losing a single game all season in the 4A Oregon West Conference. This week, she went 6-0 and 6-0 in No. 1 singles. |
| Morgan Amano | Valley Catholic | Boys Track & Field | Morgan won the 3000m race at the Regis Community Twilight Meet. He came in with an impressive time of 8:57.8, which is his new PR. |
| May 8-14 |
Grace Hannan | Dallas | Girls Golf | Grace took first place in the 5A Regional at Trysting Tree Golf Course. She shot an 84 on day one and an 85 on day two, totaling 169. This was 13 shots ahead of second place. Her performance helped the Dragons take first as a team, sending them to the state tournament. |
| Kaylyn Fildes | Crook County | Softball | This week, Kaylyn hit .636 with a 1.828 SLG and 2.530 OPS. Against Molalla, Kaylyn went 4-4 with three HRs and a 3B, giving her eight RBI. |
| Kegan Fullerton | Waldport | Baseball | Kegan surrendered zero runs and only one hit against Siletz, while striking out 10 batters. On the mound, he has kept his opponents’ batting average to a .191. This season he has 21 RBI, bats .383, and has the only HR for the Irish. |
| Christian Lyda | Banks | Baseball | Christian helped the Braves win three games this week from the mound. He pitched a complete game shutout, and then held his opponents to only three hits while striking out 11 batters in his other two appearances. |
| May 15-21 |
Hallee Hughes | Willamina | Girls Track & Field | Hallee is the back-to-back 2A Special District 2 champion in all three throwing events. She won this week by throwing 139’ 8” in Discus, 35’ 1” in Shot Put, and 141’ 7” in Javelin. Hallee was named the Field Athlete of the Year for Special District 2. |
| Taylor Thompson | West Albany | Softball | Taylor was a slugging powerhouse this week. Against South Albany, she hit 4-5 with three HRs and eight RBI. She then hit a 3B and another HR against Crescent Valley. |
| Jacient Cox | Sunset | Boys Track & Field | Jacient won two jumping events at the 6A Metro League District Meet, jumping a distance of 5’ 11” in High Jump and 42’ 11.25” in the Triple Jump. He also took second in the pole vault and long jump. |
| Keith Gaskell | Days Creek Charter | Boys Track & Field | Keith won all four of his events at the 1A Special District 2 Championships. He won his races with a time of 11.23 in the 100m and a 22.95 in the 200m. In his other events, he jumped 22’ 2.25” in the Long Jump and 43’ 10” in the Triple Jump. |
| May 22-28 |
Pharalynn Dickson | South Albany | Girls Track & Field | Pharalynn took first place in three 5A events at the state meet. She ran a time of 12.41 in the 100m, 25.12 in the 200m, and 56.92 in the 400m. Pharalynn scored 30 points individually and was the 5A Female Athlete of the Meet. |
| Allyson Nordling | Oregon City | Softball | Allyson performed well this last week, leading her team to the championship game. She collected 3 2B, 2 HR, 4R, 13 RBI, and had a 1.800 OPS for the week. |
| Jace Martin | Adrian | Boys Track & Field | Jace took first place in four events and broke three 1A state records this week. He set the new record at a time of 10.6 in the 100m, 21.88 in the 200m, and 49.8 in the 400m. He also won the 4x400m relay, and helped his team win back-to-back 1A State Championships. |
| Ray Gerrard | North Douglas | Boys Track & Field | Ray defended his title, taking first place in the 1A Discus at the state meet. He also broke the 1A state record, throwing 171’ 8.25”. This was the best Discus throw in any classification at the State Championships. |
