All the state championship teams in Oregon:
From Volleyball, Cross County and Soccer… football still to be determined.
Summit 3
South Eugene 2
Central Catholic 1
Westview 1
Tualatin 1
Woodburn 1
Sherwood 1
Crook County 1
Siuslaw 1
Scappoose 1
Molalla 1
Gladstone 1
Burns 1
Days Creek 1
Ione 1
Valley Catholic 1
Union 1
Riverside 1
Oregon Episcopal 1

Summit leads all Oregon schools with three state titles, followed by South Eugene’s two. 17 Schools have won one state title so far this fall.

6A
Playoff Brackets – OSAA

5A
NORTH
Franklin @ Liberty
Milwaukie @ Hermiston
Sandy @ Sherwood
Putnam @ Wilson
Jefferson @ Parkrose
The Dalles Wahtonka @ St. Helens
Wilsonville @ Hood River
Pendleton @ Cleveland
SOUTH
Dallas @ Summit
Crescent Valley @ Marshfield
Bend @ West Albany
Silverton @ Churchill
Corvallis @ Mt. View
Lebanon @ Marist
Ashland @ South Albany
Eagle Point @ Willamette
4A

BASKETBALL
Boys
6A – Jesuit
5A – Corvallis
4A – Phoenix
3A – Horizon Christian
2A – Western Mennonite
1A – Siletz Valley

Girls
6A – Jesuit
5A – Springfield
4A – Cascade
3A – Vale
2A – Regis
1A – Nixyaawii

SWIMMING
Boys
6A – Sunset
5A – Corvallis
4A/3A/2A/1A – North Bend

Girls
6A – Jesuit
5A – Crescent Valley
4A/3A/2A/1A – Phoenix

WRESTLING
6A – Roseburg
5A – Hermiston
4A – Henley
3A – Burns
2A/1A – Culver

Fall.

• 6A Projections. – Oregonprepsports.net
• OSAA Rankings.
OSAA Top 10:
1 Jesuit 14-1
2 South Medford 15-2
3 Central Catholic 11-3
4 North Medford 11-4
5 Roseburg 11-4
6 David Douglas 10-4
7 Westview 10-5
8 Lake Oswego 11-4
9 Lincoln 11-5
10 North Salem

Here’s how the final 8 from last year’s Class 5A state tournament are doing right now:
1st – Jesuit 12-1
2nd – Westview 9-4
3rd – South Eugene 8-5
4th – Sunset 8-5
5th – Lincoln 10-5
6th – McKay 3-13
7th(t) – Newberg 5-9
7th(t) – Oregon City 2-11

I already did this for the Class 5A so I was curious how the 6A would look. No big surprise that Jesuit dominated both sides. On the boys’ side, Beaverton was second… that caught me by surprise a little bit.

BOYS
Total
1 Jesuit 5.5+8+6=19.5
2 Beaverton 0+7+4=11
3(t) South Salem 2.5+5.5+0=8
3(t) Aloha 8+0+0=8
3(t) Crater 0+0+8=8
6(t) Tualatin 7+0+0=7
6(t) Central Catholic 0+0+7=7
8(t) Lake Oswego 5.5+0+0=5.5
8(t) Westview 0+5.5+0=5.5
10 Reynolds 0+0+5=5
11 South Eugene 0+0+3=3
12(t) Hillsboro 2.5+0+0=2.5
12(t) Roseburg 2.5+0+0=2.5
12(t) Sheldon 2.5+0+0=2.5
12(t) South Medford 0+2.5+0=2.5
12(t) Lincoln 0+2.5+0=2.5
12(t) Sunset 0+2.5+0=2.5
12(t) West Salem 0+2.5+0=2.5
19 West Linn 0+0+2=2
20 Tigard 0+0+1=1

Football
1 Aloha 8
2 Tualatin 7
3(t) Jesuit 5.5
3(t) Lake Oswego 5.5
5(t) Hillsboro 2.5
5(t) South Salem 2.5
5(t) Roseburg 2.5
5(t) Sheldon 2.5

Soccer
1 Jesuit 8
2 Beaverton 7
3(t) South Salem 5.5
3(t) Westview 5.5
5(t) South Medford 2.5
5(t) Lincoln 2.5
5(t) Sunset 2.5
5(t) West Salem 2.5

Cross Country
1 Crater 8
2 Central Catholic 7
3 Jesuit 6
4 Reynolds 5
5 Beaverton 4
6 South Eugene 3
7 West Linn 2
8 Tigard 1

GIRLS
Total
1 Jesuit 7+8+8=23
2 Central Catholic 8+0+0=8
3(t) South Eugene 0+0+7=7
3(t) Grant 0+7+0=7
5 South Salem 0+2.5+4=6.5
6(t) Crater 0+0+6=6
6(t) Sunset 6+0+0=6
8(t) Westview 0+5.5+0=5.5
8(t) Lincoln 0+2.5+3=5.5
8(t) Clackamas 0+5.5+0=5.5
11(t) Gresham 5+0+0=5
11(t) St. Mary’s 0+0+5=5
13 Tualatin 0+2.5+2=4.5
14 Sheldon 4+0+0=4
15 McNary 3+0+0=3
16 Tigard 0+2.5+0=2.5
17(t) Oregon City 1.5+0+0=1.5
17(t) West Linn 1.5+0+0=1.5
19 Lakeridge 0+0+1=1

Volleyball
1 Central Catholic 8
2 Jesuit 7
3 Sunset 6
4 Gresham 5
5 Sheldon 4
6 McNary 3
7(t) Oregon City 1.5
7(t) West Linn 1.5

Soccer
1 Jesuit 8
2 Grant 7
3(t) Westview 5.5
3(t) Clackamas 5.5
5(t) Tigard 2.5
5(t) Tualatin 2.5
5(t) South Salem 2.5
5(t) Lincoln 2.5

Cross Country
1 Jesuit 8
2 South Eugene 7
3 Crater 6
4 St. Mary’s 5
5 South Salem 4
6 Lincoln 3
7 Tualatin 2
8 Lakeridge 1

Point System:
• 1st = 8 points.
• 8th = 1 pt.
• Ties = points combined and divided equally.
• Semifinals = tie for 3rd.
• Quarterfinals = tie for 5th.

Mountain View (4-0) @ The Dalles-Wahtonka (2-2)
• Mountain View is on fire having outscored its opponents 150-73.
• TDW is coming off a one-point loss to Bend.
• Mountain View is ranked No. 1 in the Class 5A OSAA power rankings.
• TDW is ranked No. 18 in the Class 5A OSAA power rankings.

Redmond (3-1) @ Bend (2-2)
• The oldest rivalry in Central Oregon.
• Redmond has 3 in a row.
• Bend has won 2 in a row.
• Bend is ranked No. 7 in the Class 5A OSAA power rankings.
• Redmond is ranked No. 31 in the Class 6A OSAA power rankings.

Hood River Valley (3-1) @ Summit (0-4)
• The teams haven’t played each other since 2005, a game Summit won 23-21.
• All 4 HRV games this season have been decided by 6 points or less, including a double-overtime loss to Redmond.
• HRV is ranked No. 22 in the Class 5A OSAA power rankings.
• Summit is ranked No. 30 in the Class 5A OSAA power rankings.

Redmond senior Trenton Kershner has started out the year as one of the fastest cross country runners in the entire state of Oregon. Kershner’s time of 16 minutes, 14.8 seconds is the 13th fastest this season among Class 6A runners. Trenton slowed down enough to answer a few questions for Central Oregon Athlete:

Central Oregon Athlete – Where do you live?
Trenton Kershner – I live in Tumalo, I have been there for 10 years on a nice 40-acre ranch.

COA – Do you play any sports other than running XC?
TK – I did football my freshman and sophmore year in the fall instead of XC, and I picked up XC my junior year, I also run long distance in track which I have been doing for 3 years. This year I am going to join the ski team for the first time.

COA – What do you like to do when you aren’t running?
TK – When I am not running I am usually helping out on our ranch or hanging outside (like hiking, swimming, most outdoor activities).

COA – What is the best part about running XC?
TK -The best part about running XC is the people. I love running with other people, it is a lot better than running by yourself. And i do enjoy there races, i am quite competitive.

COA – What is your favorite XC course?
TK – My favorite XC course is the Bush Parks Course, it is where i got a personal record of a 1:18 and went to state last season and this season i got a Personal Record of 1:00, its just overall the fastest course Redmond runs.

COA – How long have you been running competitively?
TK – I have been really running competitively for 2 years. Not very long so i have room for a lot of improvement

COA – What are some of your goals for this season?
TK – My goals are to make it to state this year and be the district champ of the CVC. At state i have a chance for a high placing, so that is another goal.

COA – What is your favorite workout in Central Oregon?
TK – My favorite Workout in central oregon is smith rock, it has many trails everywhere and a huge road/hill that is a mile long and it is a great hill work out.

COA – Anything else to add?
TK – I am very excited for this years XC and Track , our team has a good chance of making it to state and that would be great.

Central Catholic will be looking to become the first school to repeat as the big-school state volleyball champion in Oregon since Gresham did back in 2001-2002. Central Catholic won the 2009 Class 6A title, their first since they had won the then 4A title in 2000.

Since Oregon moved to six classifications in 2006, Crook County has won all four Class 5A state volleyball titles. The good news for the rest of 5A is that in 2010 Crook County is moving to Class 4A. This move means a lot for Central Oregon schools. Sisters is the reigning 4A champions and will have to now deal with the Cowgirls. The Crook County move is good news for the Bend schools. Crook County beat Summit in the state finals in 2009 and 2007. Crook County beat Mountain View in the finals in 2008 and 2006.

2009 State champions:
6A – Central Catholic
5A – Crook County
4A – Sisters
3A – Santiam Christian
2A – Blanchet Catholic
1A – Imbler

Jesuit sits atop the pre-season poll done by OregonPreps.com.