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The best of 2009
A great playoff in the Tradition overshadows the tough economy in Central Oregon’s golf highlights – By Zach Hall/The Bulletin

Delight in sight
Meissner Sno-park: new groomer, more trails — TLC works so all can play – By Katie Brauns/The Bulletin

View the boys tournament BRACKET.
SCORES:
Mountain View 73, Ashland 64
Liberty 78, Summit 59
Aloha defeated Sandy
West Albany defeated South Salem

It all adds up to Allyson
CA sprint queen heads up DyeStat All-Decade Girls Track and Field team – by Steve Underwood/Dyestat

More than able
Former Mountain View player Abe Lodwick knows his role as Washington State’s starter – By Zack Hall/The Bulletin

This is a series that will appear everyday until January 1st, looking at the best of this past decade.

All Oregon Team:
Kevin Love, Lake Oswego
Kyle Singler, South Medford
Salim Stoudamire, Lake Oswego
Maarty Leunen, Redmond
Luke Jackson, Creswell

Honorable Mention: Terrence Jones, Jefferson; Aaron Miles, Jefferson; Brandon Brooks, Jefferson; Thomas Gardner, Jefferson; Michael Lee, Kansas; Blake Stepp, South Eugene; Jeremiah Dominguez, South Salem; Josh Tarver, Jesuit; Seth Tarver, Jesuit; Michael Harthun, South Medford; Brian Conklin, North Eugene; Drew Wiley, Thurston;

All Central Oregon Team:
Maarty Leunen, Redmond
Abe Lodwick, Mountain View
Tyler Hayes, Bend
Alex Carlson, Culver
Colby Summer, Mountain View

Honorable Mention: Nathan Rooney, Mountain View; Kyle Jurgenson, Bend; Brady Brent, Mountain View;

Les Schwab Invitational Day 1 Recaps – by Andrew Millbrooke/OregonPrepSports.Net

A dream deferred
Former Madras hoop star returns to the hardwood and is a 30-year-old sophomore at Oregon Tech – By Beau Eastes / The Bulletin

FOOTBALL
• Central Oregon team review – The Bulletin
• Sheldon wins 6A title going 14-0.
• Hillsboro wins 5A title (13-1)
• Marist wins 4A title (14-0)
• Amity wins 3A title (13-0)
• Scio wins 2A title (14-0)
• St. Paul wins 1A title (14-0)

CROSS COUNTY
• Jesuit girls win their 8th-straight State title.
• Drew Jordan of North Medford repeats as 6A individual champion.
• Annamarie Maag of Jesuit repeats as 6A individual champion.
• Summit year in review.
• Girls XC power is spread out in Bend once again. Summit is dominating at the top, but Bend and Mountain View moved back ahead of Hermiston and Pendleton this year. Both the Lava Bears and Cougars have some excellent young talent.
• 6A – Central Catholic Boys, Jesuit Girls
• 5A – Crater Boys, Summit Girls
• 4A – Henley Boys, Marist Girls
• 3A/2A/1A – Nyssa Boys, St. Mary’s Girls
SOCCER
• Bend girls win their 2nd State title in a row, 3rd in 4 years.
• 6A – South Salem Boys (15-0-2), Jesuit Girls (17-1)
• 5A – Corvallis Boys (15-3), Bend Girls (16-0-2)
• 4A/3A/2A/1A – Gladstone Girls (17-0-1)
• 4A – La Salle Boys (14-3-2)
• 3A/2A/1A – Oregon Episcopal (16-2)

VOLLEYBALL
• Crook County 4-peats as Class 5A State Champion.
• All private-school final as Central Catholic beats Jesuit for 6A title.
• 6A – Central Catholic
• 5A – Crook County
• 4A – Sisters
• 3A – Santiam Christian
• 2A – Blanchet Catholic
• 1A – Imbler

TEAMS
• An incredible Fall by the 6A Jesuit girls: 1st in Cross County, 1st in Soccer, 2nd in Volleyball. Jesuit didn’t do so bad on the boys side either; 2nd in Cross Country, 2nd in football and semifinals in soccer.
• The 5A Summit girls also had a solid Fall: 1st Cross County, 2nd in Volleyball, Quarterfinals in Soccer.
• Central Catholic gets a state title by each gender. Girls win 6A volleyball, boys win 6A cross country.