Just two teams remain and they’ll be meeting for the third time in two years, this time for the Class 5A Oregon State football championship. Played in Hillsboro Stadium.
Sherwood
• 13-0 record.
• Outscored opponents 632-205 this season.
• NW Oregon League Champions.
• 2010 5A State Champions.
• 26-game win streak.
• Sherwood beat Mountain View 42-22 in last year’s semifinal.
• Sherwood ran for 407 yards and had 506 yards of total offense in their semifinal win over West Albany.
• Closest game of the season was a 14-3 win over Ashland in quarterfinals.
• Beat West Albany 61-28 in state semifinal.

Mountain View
• 11-1 record.
• 9-game win streak.
• Intermountain Conference Champion.
• Only loss all season was to Sherwood 9/16 41-18.
• Three shutout wins this season.
• Outscored opponents 529-167 this season.
• Mountain View had 530 yards of total offense in their 31-14 semifinal win over Marist.

PAST 5A STATE CHAMPIONS/RUNNER UP
2010 Sherwood 13-0 Marist 12-1
2009 Hillsboro 13-1 Jefferson 9-5
2008 West Albany 14-0 Thurston 12-1
2007 West Albnay 14-0 Glencoe 11-3
2006 Corvallis 11-1 West Albany 12-1

• “Previewing the OSAA Class 5A championship game (video & poll)” – Oregonlive.com
• “All-League Selections” – Oregonprepsports.net
• “PRESSURE ON MT. VIEW TO TAKE 5A TITLE; HEAR SHERWOOD COACH GREG LAWRENCE” – Jay Reese Sports
• “Class 5A title game fast facts” – Sherwood Gazette
• “Cougars Preparing for 5A Title Contest” – KTVZ21

The final four teams are the top four teams in Class 5A according to OSAA power rankings. Here’s how they matchup.
4 West Albany vs 1 Sherwood
• Friday Nov. 25 @ noon.
• @ Willamette University in Salem.
West Albany
• Mid-Willamette League Champion.
• Beat Bend 28-21 in quarterfinals.
• 10-2 record.
• 3-game win streak.
• Didn’t make playoffs in 2010.
• 2-time Class 5A state champions.
• Video of Jake Lacoste’s 508 yard, 5 TD running game.
• Outscored opponents 413-221 this season.
• Two losses this season were to Thurston and Lebanon.
• 26-8 record over last three seasons.
Sherwood
• NW Oregon League Champion.
• Beat Ashland 14-3 in quarterfinals (14 points was a season low for Sherwood).
• 12-0 record.
• 25-game win streak.
• Outscored opponents 571-177 this season.
• 36-2 record over past three seasons.

3 Mountain View vs 2 Marist
• Friday Nov. 25 @ 5pm.
• @ Willamette University in Salem.
Mountain View
• Intermountain Conference Champion.
• Beat Lebanon 42-21 in quarterfinals.
• 10-1 record.
• 8-game win streak.
• Outscored opponents 498-153 this season.
• Only loss all season was to Sherwood 9/16 41-18.
• Three shutout wins this season
• Outscored playoff opponents 157-28.
• 30-3 record over past 3 seasons.
Marist
• Midwestern League Champion.
• Beat Wilsonville 49-14 in quarterfinals.
• 11-0 record.
• 11-game win streak.
• Outscored opponents 540-97 this season.
• Closest game this season Sept. 2 a 16-14 win over Corvallis.
• 3 shutout wins in 2011.
• 37-1 record over past three seasons.

PAST 5A STATE CHAMPIONS/RUNNER UP
2010 Sherwood 13-0 Marist 12-1
2009 Hillsboro 13-1 Jefferson 9-5
2008 West Albany 14-0 Thurston 12-1
2007 West Albnay 14-0 Glencoe 11-3
2006 Corvallis 11-1 West Albany 12-1

PAST 4A STATE CHAMPIONS/RUNNER UP
(Marist moved up to 5A in 2010)
2010 Baker 12-1 Douglas 11-3
2009 Marist 14-0 Baker 11-2
2008 Astoria 14-0 Banks 11-3
2007 Marist 12-2 Sisters 13-1
2006 Siuslaw 12-0 Sisters 12-1

Summit is the first team in Oregon history, at any classification level, to win all four state titles in cross country. Winning both team and individual titles for both the boys and girls at the 2011 state cross country meet in Eugene. The Storm girls score of 16 ties a state record and was just one off a perfect score of 15. The Bend girls took 2nd as a team, giving the city of Bend it’s second-straight 1-2 finish in the girls team standings.

Summit’s Megan Fristoe won her third-straight state individual title and led the Summit girls to their fourth team title in as many years. Travis Neuman won the first individual boys title in school history and led them to their first ever team title.

Some accomplishments of note:
• First ever sweep of individual and team titles by any Oregon team in any classification.
• 16 points by Summit girls ties lowest score in state history.
• 4th straight title for Summit girls.
• 3rd straight title for Megan Fristoe.
• Fastest girls time of the day Megan Fristoe.
• Fastest boys time of the day Travis Neuman.

Boys Team Scores
1 Summit 44
2 Hermiston 52
3 Wilsonville 104
4 Franklin 109
5 Mountain View 118
6 Cleveland 146
7 Crescent Valley 165
8 St. Helens 190
9 Marshfield 224
10 Pendleton 237
11 Woodburn 295
12 Marist 343

Girls Team Scores
1 Summit 16
2 Bend 101
3 Marist 103
4 Cleveland 130
5 Corvallis 174
6 Franklin 190
7 Hood River Valley 191
8 Milwaukie 205
9 Crescent Valley 207
10 Sherwood 221
11 Pendleton 254
12 Churchill 282

Boys Individuals
Place Name Grade School Time
1 Travis Neuman* 11 Summit 15:32
2 Alex Dillard 12 The Dalles Wahtonka 15:36
3 Jackson Baker 12 Franklin 15:36
4 Eduardo Juarez 11 Hermiston 15:52
5 Akiharu Kitagawa 12 Wilsonville 16:04
6 Eric Alldritt 11 Summit 16:05
7 Ryan Byrd 12 St. Helens 16:06
8 Jose Macias 10 Hermiston 16:11
9 Fletcher Hazlehurst 12 Franklin 16:11
10 Alejandro Cisneros 10 Hermiston 16:11
11 Javier Velasco 12 Hermiston 16:17
12 Mathew Maton 9 Summit 16:24
13 Sammy Naffziger 12 Summit 16:33
14 Christopher Hinkle 11 Cleveland 16:36
15 Ty James 11 Wilsonville 16:40
16 Luke Hinz 11 Summit 16:43
17 Sam Collins 11 Wilsonville 16:46
18 Zachariah Roth 11 West Albany 16:46
19 Connor Devereux 11 Marshfield 16:47
20 Jackson Packham 11 Franklin 16:50
21 Chris McBride 11 Mountain View 16:50
22 Juve Guzman 12 Woodburn 16:51
23 Riley Anheluk 12 Mountain View 16:53
24 Jake McDonald 12 Mountain View 16:53
25 Kain Garcia 12 Hermiston 16:56
26 Adrian Hinkle 11 Cleveland 16:59
27 David Santillan 12 Milwaukie 16:59
28 Spencer Barrett 12 Crescent Valley 16:59
29 Dakota Thornton 9 Mountain View 16:59
30 Mark Stephens 12 Crescent Valley 16:59
31 Ryan Montgomery 12 Pendleton 17:03
32 Ben Thomas 11 Wilsonville 17:06
33 Sam King 10 Mountain View 17:06
34 Jusitce Lamer 9 Crescent Valley 17:07
35 Will Lawrence 12 St. Helens 17:08
36 Will Strahl 12 Crescent Valley 17:10
37 Ethan Livermore 11 Cleveland 17:10
38 Will Stevenson 11 Mountain View 17:10
39 Alex Bird 12 Dallas 17:11
40 Logan Banning-Shaughnessy 12 Cleveland 17:12
41 Josh Edel 12 Franklin 17:13
42 Alex Ferder 10 Pendleton 17:13
43 Roba Sultessa 9 Cleveland 17:19
44 Zach Hammond 12 Marshfield 17:19
45 Milo Perkins 11 Wilsonville 17:20
46 Nathan Sanders 11 Hermiston 17:21
47 Alex Lull 12 St. Helens 17:24
48 Dane Hilts 11 Franklin 17:24
49 James Bowlin 11 Summit 17:25
50 Mitchell Robertson 12 Cleveland 17:27
51 Ryan St. Clair 12 Summit 17:28
52 Daniel Stone 12 Cleveland 17:32
53 Elijah McGowan 11 Crescent Valley 17:35
54 Sergio Marroquin 12 Marshfield 17:37
55 Micah Pletsch 12 St. Helens 17:38
56 Kevin Robinson 12 Pendleton 17:41
57 Lathan Alger 12 Pendleton 17:44
58 Eddie Rodriguez 12 Marshfield 17:44
59 Christopher Black 11 Franklin 17:45
60 Ian Burns 10 Wilsonville 17:48
61 Levi Chavez 11 Woodburn 17:49
62 Bryan Strang 10 St. Helens 17:49
63 Angel Hernandez-Garcia Mountain View 17:50
64 David Sumsion 11 St. Helens 17:52
65 Zach Silva 12 Marist 17:55
66 Michael Busse 12 Marist 18:01
67 Dakota Pittullo 9 Marshfield 18:01
68 Colby Gillett 9 Marshfield 18:04
69 Kyle Shavere 11 Wilsonville 18:05
70 Weyekin Bill 10 Pendleton 18:06
71 Alec Vandegraff 11 Crescent Valley 18:09
72 Garrett Stollar 10 Marist 18:09
73 Cartier Lindley 12 Franklin 18:14
74 Cesar Navarro 12 Hermiston 18:18
75 Jose Hernandez 12 Woodburn 18:19
76 Nathan Reed 11 St. Helens 18:21
77 Alex Velasco 12 Woodburn 18:22
78 Abdullah Shareef 12 Woodburn 18:25
79 Carlos Foerster 12 Marist 18:34
80 Alejandro Melchor 11 Woodburn 18:39
81 Jake Gram 12 Marist 18:41
82 Jordan Christian 12 Marist 18:45
83 Eric Cutter 11 Crescent Valley 18:51
84 Will Gagnon 10 Marshfield 18:54
85 Haval Norman 12 Pendleton 18:57
86 Daniel Amaya 12 Woodburn 19:05
87 Sam Reeves 11 Pendleton 19:20
88 Truett Hanes 9 Marist 19:31

Girls Individuals
Place Name Grade School Time
1 Megan Fristoe* 12 Summit 18:07
2 Ashley Maton 12 Summit 18:30
3 Piper McDonald 9 Summit 18:36
4 Sara Fristoe 12 Summit 18:49
5 Shannon Susbauer 12 Milwaukie 18:51
6 Morgan Anderson 12 Silverton 18:54
7 Kira Kelly 12 Summit 19:00
8 Brigid Behrens 12 Corvallis 19:04
9 Jenna Mattox 11 Bend 19:06
10 Taryn Rawlings 10 Wilsonville 19:21
11 Emma Wrenn 9 Cleveland 19:21
12 Sandy Torres 12 Pendleton 19:26
13 Margarita Lauer 10 Franklin 19:30
14 Tess Nelson 11 Summit 19:33
15 Kelsey Hilsenteger 11 Putnam 19:37
16 Marykate McGuire 11 Dallas 19:40
17 Monica Anderson 11 Marist 19:43
18 Maggie Coleman 11 Hermiston 19:47
19 Aiyanna Cameron-Lewis 10 Crescent Valley 19:49
20 Molly Bohrer 11 Marist 19:50
21 Meredith Wells 12 Crescent Valley 19:53
22 Bryn McKillop 10 Cleveland 19:57
23 Katie Markwick 10 Hermiston 20:02
24 Melissa Hubler 11 Bend 20:04
25 Hannah Anderson 9 Bend 20:04
26 Hannah Spencer 11 Cleveland 20:05
27 Sasha Gonzalez 11 Milwaukie 20:08
28 Shannon Walsh 11 Marist 20:14
29 Jessica Wolfe 12 Bend 20:19
30 Olivia Goodheart 10 Churchill 20:19
31 Anne Yates 9 Marist 20:22
32 Keelin Moehl 12 Summit 20:23
33 Chloe Retallack 11 Franklin 20:26
34 Emily Hollander 10 Marist 20:29
35 Justine Feist 9 Corvallis 20:34
36 Mona Law 11 Franklin 20:34
37 Emma Rollins 11 Cleveland 20:35
38 Devon Green 11 Sherwood 20:37
39 Maddie Makinster 11 Putnam 20:38
40 Rhonda Costin 12 Springfield 20:43
41 Makeila Lundy 11 Bend 20:44
42 Kylie Thalhofer 12 Sherwood 20:44
43 Althea Dillon 10 Hood River Valley 20:45
44 Lydia Gildehaus 11 Hood River Valley 20:46
45 Victoria Kalina 12 Sherwood 20:48
46 Ally McConnell 12 Bend 20:49
47 Jessica Dehart 9 Hood River Valley 20:49
48 Danae Burck 12 Hood River Valley 20:50
49 Maddie Wood 9 The Dalles Wahtonka 20:51
50 Fiona Wylde 9 Hood River Valley 20:53
51 McKenzie Bell 11 Bend 20:57
52 Becky Ponnay 10 Milwaukie 20:57
53 Allegra Hoenigman 11 Franklin 20:58
54 Gwyneth McMorris 10 Corvallis 21:02
55 Madeline Gorchels 12 Corvallis 21:03
56 Kindra Gutt 10 Corvallis 21:04
57 Georgia Dunn-Hartman 10 Corvallis 21:05
58 Avalon Derlacki 12 Churchill 21:16
59 Allison Wells 9 Crescent Valley 21:20
60 Avery Rosenbalm 10 Sherwood 21:20
61 Claire Koester 12 Marist 21:22
62 Kelsey McCall 11 Cleveland 21:26
63 Ada Thatcher-James 12 Cleveland 21:29
64 Olivia Houser 12 Marist 21:32
65 Britney Gregerson 11 Pendleton 21:32
66 McKenzie Huso 11 Corvallis 21:32
67 Veronica Twenge 11 Crescent Valley 21:32
68 Rhue Buddendeck 10 Hood River Valley 21:33
69 Tasha Sitz 12 Pendleton 21:34
70 Larecea Royer 11 Churchill 21:35
71 Ellie Forrest 11 Cleveland 21:37
72 Courtney Comrie 9 Pendleton 21:40
73 Dawn Hilley 12 Milwaukie 21:48
74 Evelyn Perez 9 Pendleton 21:50
75 Makenzie Bassham 12 Hood River Valley 22:03
76 Cara Smurdon 12 Sherwood 22:08
77 Kelsey Niebergall 11 Sherwood 22:09
78 Anna Turkisher 10 Crescent Valley 22:12
79 Kelli Mahoney 11 Sherwood 22:13
80 Kai Hundemer 12 Crescent Valley 22:52
81 Kendall Gronvold 10 Milwaukie 23:04
82 Casey Bell 9 Churchill 23:06
83 Taylor Bradburry 11 Pendleton 23:21
84 Malia Moriguchi 9 Churchill 23:26
85 Katie Bryan 12 Crescent Valley 23:32
86 Sarah Hubbard 10 Pendleton 23:33
87 Caitlin Morrison 10 Franklin 23:42
88 Robin Liu 12 Franklin 23:54
89 Zoe Oldham 11 Churchill 24:03
90 Emma Childs 10 Franklin 24:38
91 Ashley Owen 10 Churchill 24:46
92 Megan Fendrich 11 Milwaukie 24:54
93 Ellen Young 12 Milwaukie 26:32

Summit could pull of the rare sweep by winning both the individual titles and team titles at the boys and girls state cross country meets this coming Saturday @ Lane Community College in Eugene.

Amazing Summit girls numbers:
• Ranked #1 in Oregon.
• Ranked #7 in the USA.
• 3 top runners in the state.
• 5 of top 7 runners in the state.
• 7 of top 14 runners in the state.
• 8 of top 25 runners in the state.
• 3-straight Class 5A state titles.

Records
Class 5A Boys team titles – 4 Crater (now a 6A team)
Class 5A Girls team titles – 3 Summit
Class 5A Individual boys titles – 2 Josh Elliott, Crater
Class 5A Individual girls titles – 2 Megan Fristoe, Summit
Lowest score @ state by boys – 25 Crater 2009
Lowest score @ state by girls – 16 Crater 2007

Top Individual 5A times of 2011
Boys
1. 11 Travis Neuman 15:06 SUMM (2nd @ State in 2010)
1. 12 Alex Dillard 15:06 TDW (DNQ)
3. 12 Jackson Baker 15:24 Fran (7th @ State in 2010)
4. 11 Eric Alldritt 15:37 SUMM (35th @ State in 2010)
5. 12 Ryan Byrd 15:38 SHHS (5th @ State in 2010)
6. 11 Eduardo Juarez 15:45 Herm (10th @ State in 2010)
7. 11 Zachariah Roth 15:45.99 WAlb (DNQ)
8. 12 Akiharu Kitagawa 15:47 Wlsv (4th @ State in 2010)
9. 11 Christopher Hinkle 15:55 Clev
10. 12 Juve Guzman 15:57 WOOD
11. 12 Javier Velasco 15:59 Herm (3rd @ State in 2010)
12. 10 Jose Macias 16:01 Herm
13. 11 Adrian Hinkle 16:05 Clev
14. 11 Luke Hinz 16:06.0 SUMM
15. 12 Fletcher Hazlehurst 16:08 Fran
16. 12 Gabriel Penk 16:11 Wils
17. 9 Matthew Maton 16:11.5 SUMM
18. 10 Alejandro Cisneros 16:13 Herm
19. 12 Zach Hammond 16:17.3 MHS
20. 12 Jake McDonald 16:22.0 MTV
21. 11 Ty James 16:24 Wlsv
22. 12 Mark Stephens 16:25 CrsV
23. 12 Riley Anheluk 16:25.4 MTV
24. 12 Sam Jackson 16:25.7 Ashl
25. 12 Demetrius Rhodes 16:27 BHS
25. 11 Jackson Packham 16:27 Fran

Girls
1. 12 Megan Fristoe 17:39.6 SUMM (2-time state champion)
2. 12 Ashley Maton 17:57.1 SUMM (10th @ State in 2010)
3. 9 Piper McDonald 18:10 SUMM
4. 12 Shannon Susbauer 18:16 Mil (8th @ State in 2010)
5. 12 Morgan Anderson 18:29 Silv (20th @ State in 2010)
6. 12 Kira Kelly 18:32.9 SUMM (14th @ State in 2010)
7. 12 Sara Fristoe 18:42 SUMM (13th @ State in 2010)
8. 11 Jenna Mattox 18:46 Bend (3rd @ State in 2010)
9. 11 Kelsey Hilsenteger 18:51 Ptnm (9th @ State in 2010)
10. 11 MaryKate McGuire 18:58 Dals (NDQ)
11. 12 Brigid Behrens 19:00 Corv
12. 10 Aiyanna Cameron-Lewis 19:06 CrsV
13. 11 Tess Nelson 19:08 SUMM
14. 12 Keelin Moehl 19:10.5 SUMM
15. 11 Monica Anderson 19:11.00 Mrst
16. 11 Sasha Gonzalez 19:12 Mil
10 Shaylen Crook 19:12.00 OR MHS
18. 12 Dana Greenblatt 19:13.7 Ashl
19. 10 Taryn Rawlings 19:16 Wlsv (2nd @ State in 2010)
20. 11 Maggie Coleman 19:17 Herm
21. 11 Melissa Hubler 19:18 Bend
22. 12 Hayati Wolfenden 19:19.8 MTV
23. 12 Macaulay Wilson 19:25.9 MTV
24. 10 Gwyneth McMorris 19:26 Corv
25. 10 Margarita Lauer 19:30 Fran
25. 10 Olivia Goodheart 19:30 Chur
25. 10 Hadley Schoderbek 19:30.0 SUMM

Hypothetical Class 5A State Meet
Boys
1 Summit 66
2 Franklin 114
3 Hermiston 120
4 Cleveland 142
5 Mountain View 151
6 Wilsonville 186
7 Marshfield 217
8 St. helens 286
9 Ashland 300 (DNQ)
10 Crescent Valley 311

Girls
1 Summit 19
2 Bend 150
3 Marist 187
4 Ashland 191 (didn’t qualify for state)
5 Corvallis 210
6 Cleveland 234
7 Mountain View 235 (didn’t qualify for state)
8 Crescent Valley 274
9 Marshfield 311
10 Franklin 324

2010 Team Scores
Boys
1 Hermiston 69
2 Franklin 86
3 Corvallis 94
4 Wilsonville 104
5 Summit 109
6 Mountain View 166

Girls
1 Summit 35
2 Mountain View 99
3 Crescent Valley 104
4 Pendleton 113
5 Cleveland 163

Redmond @ Summit High School
Friday, Oct 28 7pm

SUMMIT
• 5-3 record
• 5A OSAA #14 power ranking (37 teams)
• 1-game win streak
• Outscored opponents 257-221 this season
Led by J.T. Evans
• 115 carries, 1,171 yds, 10.18 ypc, 16 TDs

REDMOND
• 2-6 record
• 6A OSAA #39 (43 teams)
• 5-game losing streak
• Outscored by opponents 135-214 this season

Past Meetings
2010 – Redmond won 51-6
2009 – Did not play
2008 – Did not play
2007 – Did not play
2006 – Did not play
2005 – Redmond won 42-35

Common Opponents in 2011
Mountain View
• beat Redmond 27-6
• beat Summit 49-12
Bend
• beat Redmond 24-13
• beat Summit 38-0
Hood River
• Redmond won 35-14
• Summit won 28-16

Class 5A OSAA Power Rankings (37 teams total)
1 Sherwood 8-0
2 Marist 8-0
3 Mountain View 7-1
4 Bend 6-2
5 Lebanon 6-2
6 Corvallis 6-2
7 West Albany 6-2
8 Ashland 6-2
9 Wilsonville 6-2
10 Crescent Valley 4-4
15 Summit 4-3

This is what I’d consider a pretty straight forward ranking system. No complex equations that consider how many points you score (meaning you can take your foot off when you’ve got them down 35-0 @ half), and no opinion. Just wins and who you lose to. Also, it keeps things going based on the year before. For example, if you win state and then you are undefeated the next season you should be ranked No. 1.

Formula
• Finish previous season (this sets the criteria for unbeaten teams)
1 Sherwood, 2 Marist, 3(t) Mountain View, 3(t) Crescent Valley, 5(t) Corvallis, 5(t) Jefferson, 5(t) Lebanon, 5(t) Churchill, 9(t) Franklin, 9(t) Bend, 9(t) Liberty, 9(t) Ashland, 9(t) Parkrose, 9(t) Lebanon, 9(t) The Dalles-Wahtonka, 9(t) Wilsonville.
• Rank/Record of opponents lost to

Class 5A Football rankings
1 Sherwood 6-0
2 Marist 6-0
3 Bend 6-0
4 Mountain View 5-1 (lost to #1 Sherwood 1.000)
5 Corvallis 5-1 (lost to #2 Marist 1.000)
6 Ashland 5-1 (lost to #2 Marist 1.000)
7 Lebanon 5-1 (lost to #3 Bend 1.000)
8 Wilsonville 4-2 (lost to Lebanon and Sherwood .916)
9 Willamette 5-1 (lost to Ashland .833)
10 West Albany 5-1 (lost to 6A Thurston .667)

Summit beat Bend and Mountain View @ last week’s Oxford. Here’s the teams they’ll be racing against @ Concordia Adidas XC Classic this Saturday. This should show where both Summit and Bend stack up against the rest of Class 5A.

Top 10 5A Boys Teams
Teams in Bold competing in meet:
1. Summit 99 (9)
2. Hermiston 91 ( 1)
3. Franklin 86
4. Mtn. View 73
5. Wilsonville 64
6. Marshfield 40
7. Ashland 38
8. Cleveland 28
9. St. Helens 24
10. Crescent Valley 18

Top 10 5A Girls Teams
Teams in Bold competing in meet:
1. Summit 100 (10) (US#7 nationally)
2. Bend 90
3. Corvallis 80
4. Mtn.View 67
5. Ashland 59
6. Crescent Valley 53
7. Marshfield 27
8. Franklin 23
9. Cleveland 18
10. Pendleton 6

The Intermountain Conference AKA 5A Special District 1 has dominated doubles since the reclassification five years ago… well on the girls side they were dominating well before the reclassification. The IMC has several current players who have won state doubles titles and should compete for state titles again this year.

On the boys side, doubles teams from Hermiston, Summit, Mountain View, Bend, The Dalles and Hood River Valley all should contend for state berths, with multiple teams from Hermiston and Summit among the top.

Champions:
2010 Hannah Shepard, Summit – The reigning Class 5A doubles champion.
2009 Paxton Deuel, Summit – A doubles champion as a freshman, Deuel made it to the semifinals in singles as a sophomore. Deuel will play singles again this year.
2009 Bryn Oliviera, Bend – After winning the doubles title as a sophomore Oliviera played singles her junior year.

Semifinals:
2010 Mary Hawman, Hermiston

Boys Champions:
2009 Summit
2008 Summit
2007 Summit

Girls Champions:
2010 Summit
2009 Bend
2008 Hermiston
2007 Hermiston
2006 Hermiston
2005 Hermiston
2004 Hermiston

• 2011 5A Boys Basketball Playoff Projections. – Oregonprepsports.net
• OSAA 5A power rankings.
OSAA Top 10 5A Teams:
1 Corvallis 16-0
2 Bend 14-2
3 Wilsonville 14-2
4 Benson 11-2
5 Mountain View 10-5
6 Crescent Valley 12-5
7 Milwaukie 12-3
8 North Eugene 9-5
9 Woodburn 10-6
10 Silverton 11-5