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Softball: For Astoria, win over Banks 'a long time coming'

Rising Astoria, tied for No. 5 in the 4A coaches poll, had lost 36 consecutive Cowapa League games to Banks going back to 2008

Softball notebook: For Grant Union, prospects are bright

Prospectors, No. 1 in 2A/1A, cut through treacherous nonleague schedule; Bend handcuffs foes; Neiss is catalyst for 9-0 Newberg

Softball notebook: Tualatin continues bounce-back season

No. 5 Timberwolves improve to 7-0 with 4-1 win over Westview; S. Umpqua leans on offense; Douglas' Richardson excels at new home

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Softball: No. 4 Jesuit slips past McNary 2-1, stays unbeaten

Senior shortstop Kacy Lyman hits a tiebreaking home run and senior Ainsley Davis tosses a four-hitter as Crusaders go to 8-0

Wednesday March 30, 2022 by Jerry Ulmer | Staff Writer, OSAAtoday
Softball | 6A | Jesuit | McNary

Softball coaches polls: March 30

A look at the top teams in the state

Softball notebook: Pendleton tears through opening tourney

Buckaroos, No. 2 in 5A, defeat four 6A teams by a combined 50-1; North Medford stops No. 1 Wilsonville; South Umpqua surging

Softball: Reid fans 17 as No. 2 Tigard tops Sheldon 4-1

Florida State-bound Makenna Reid throws a three-hitter to lead the Tigers past the fifth-ranked Irish in a 6A nonleague game

Friday March 18, 2022 by Jerry Ulmer | Staff Writer, OSAAtoday
Softball | 6A | Tigard | Sheldon

Softball: Loaded Bend primed to chase school's first title

The Lava Bears, with nationally recruited sophomore pitcher Addisen Fisher, are ranked No. 1 in 6A and No. 47 in the country

Softball coaches polls: Preseason

An early look at the top teams in the state

Tuesday March 15, 2022 by Staff Writer | Staff, OSAAtoday
Softball | 6A | 5A | 4A | 3A | 2A | 1A | Bend | Wilsonville | Marist Catholic | Rainier | Union | Cove

New school, identity signal fresh start for renamed McDaniel

Renovated facilities brighten the outlook for athletics at the northeast Portland high school, formerly known as Madison

Officials shortage deepens: 'The pandemic cut us real bad'

Oregon officials associations, who lost 26.4 percent of their members this year, desperately try to replenish their ranks

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