Overall
PIL 16-8
SP1 (IMC) 15-11
Mid-Willamette 11-10
Midwestern 8-11
Northwest Oregon 4-14

Team, record, entrants
Summit 10-5 (4)
Wilson 9-5 (5)
Cleveland 7-2 (2)
Corvallis 6-2 (2)
Ashland 3-4 (3)
Bend 2-1 (1)
Dallas 2-1 (1)
Marshfield 2-2 (1)
Crescent Valley 2-4 (3)
Wilsonville 2-5 (3)
West Albany 1-1 (1)
The Dalles 1-1 (1)
Hermiston 1-2 (1)
Mountain View 1-2 (1)
St. Helens 1-2 (1)
Sandy 1-4 (2)
Springfield 0-1 (1)
Benson 0-1 (1)
Silverton 0-2 (1)
Sherwood 0-3 (2)
Churchill 0-3 (2)

Singles
IMC 9-3
Midwestern 5-5
PIL 5-5
Mid-Willamette 5-6
Northwest 3-8

Doubles
PIL 11-3
Mid-Willamette 6-4
IMC 6-8
Midwestern 3-6
Northwest 1-6

Oregon just added stud De’Anthony Thomas to their list of recruits. Best year ever?
“Oregon recruiting: The Ducks get a five-star boost from De’Anthony Thomas to cap a big day” – Oregonlive.com

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.

Class 5A girls state soccer semifinal matches feature two Bend schools.
SUMMIT vs CRESCENT VALLEY
Tuesday @ Lorenz Field Oregon State University @ 4pm
Summit
• Intermountain Conference champion
• 13-2-2 record
• 3-game win streak
• Has outscored opponents 91-9 this season
• 2009 – 12-1-4 (state quarterfinals)
• 2008 – 14-3-2 (state semifinals)

Crescent Valley
• 3rd place in the Mid-Willamette Conference
• 10-1-5 record
• 3-game win streak
• Has outscored opponents 53-17 this season
• 2009 – 13-4-1 (state semifinals)
• 2008 – 11-4 (state round of 16)

MOUNTAIN VIEW vs MARIST
Tuesday @ Willamette High School @ 4:30pm
Mountain View
• 2nd place in the Intermountain Conference
• 13-2-1 record
• 3-game win streak
• Has outscored opponents 70-12 this season
• Molly McCool
• 2009 – 13-2-1 (state round of 16)
• 2008 – 14-3-1 (state finals)

Marist
• 2nd place in the Midwestern Conference
• 11-4-1 record
• 4-game win streak
• Has outscored opponents 49-19 this season
• 2009 – 14-2-1 (4A state quarterfinals)
• 2008 – 13-1 (4A state round of 16)

Gabby Crowell is an all-state volleyball player for Summit. Summit is currently ranked second in the OSAA Class 5A power rankings. Gabby was kind enough to answer a few questions for Central Oregon Athlete:

Central Oregon Athlete – How long have you lived in Bend?
Gabby Crowell – 11 years.

COA -How long have you been playing volleyball?
GC – I started when I was eight, so eight years.

COA -Do you play any other sports?
GC – No.

COA -What do you like to do when you aren’t playing sports?
GC – Cook, play with my dogs, hang out with friends and run.

COA -What has been the best part of volleyball for you so far?
GC – All of the great relationships I have formed with my teammates.

COA -What is your biggest strength on the volleyball court?
GC – Hitting (outside).

COA -What goals do you have for volleyball this year?
GC – Win the IMC and state.

COA -What is your favorite workout in Central Oregon?
GC – Running stairs with my high school team at the Summit track.

I’m kind of an NBA draft nerd. I just wrote an article titled “Best NBA draft ever.” Here are a few other good NBA draft articles.
• Top 10 Loaded Draft Classes By One School
• NBA Draft’s Top 10 Classes Ever

I love the NBA draft. It is my favorite not sports, sporting event… if that makes any sense. Check back here for more NBA draft article links.

Volleyball: Teams and players to watch – The Oregonian

Bend sophomore Jenna Mattox had an amazing Fall last year. She was the top placing freshman in the Class 5A state cross county meet and led her team to a 5th place finish, but that wasn’t all she did last Fall. She also won a state championship with the Lava Bears soccer team. Mattox is at it again this fall playing both sports and looking to join her older sister Kimber as an individual cross country state champion. She took some time from her very busy schedule to answer some questions for Central Oregon Athlete:

Central Oregon Athlete – How busy is your Fall as a two/sport athlete?
Jenna Mattox – It’s been pretty busy but my coaches have been great about allowing me compete in both sports. We plan my week of workouts ahead of time.

COA – Any special moves to balance soccer and XC, like morning runs or anything like that?
JM – I try to make up missed workouts on my own.

COA – How are the two sports different for you?
JM – They have some similarities but cross country allows me to strive for personal goals as well as team goals.

COA – What’s it like to have a family with such a strong running tradition at Bend High?
JM – Having my older brother and sister having success for Bend High as well as my cousin Ryan Douglass, I’m more motivated to push myself.

COA – What are your goals this soccer season?
JM – To improve my skills and have fun, while helping my team reach their goals.

COA – What are your goals this XC season?
JM – Help Bend High make it to state by improving my times. I would love to run at border clash again.

COA – What do you like to do when you aren’t playing sports?
JM – I love to hang out with family and friends. I enjoy all types of crafts and baking.

COA – What is your favorite workout in Central Oregon?
JM – I love hill repeats on Pilot Butte, but probably my favorite workouts are “Kyle Will” workouts (strength training).

COA – What has been the highlight so far of your young sports career?
JM – At the district meet last year after our team had worked so hard, realizing we had earned a spot at the state meet.

1984, 1996 or 2003?

First let’s put together a fictional starting lineup from each draft:

1984
G – John Stockton
G – Michael Jordan
C – Hakeem Olajuwon
F – Charles Barkley
F – Kevin Willis

1996
G – Steve Nash
G – Allen Iverson
C – Ben Wallace
F – Kobe Bryant
F – Jermaine O’Neal

2003
G – Dwayne Wade
G – LeBron James
C – Chris Kaman
F – Carmelo Anthony
F – Chris Bosh

1996 was hard to pick a starting five, because it was very guard heavy, so I went with a three guard lineup, because you can’t leave one of those guys out. I think that if all the players were in their prime… 1984 would be tough to beat, but I don’t think the 2003 players are in their prime yet. Any lineup with Jordan, Barkley, Olajuwon is going to be untouchable and to have Stockton running the show and getting those guys the ball in the right place makes them the favorite in my book.

The 1996 draft has to be considered the deepest ever with: Allen Iverson (No. 1), Marcus Camby (No. 2), Shareef Abdur-Rahim (No. 3), Stephon Marbury (No. 4), Ray Allen (No. 5), Antoine Walker (No. 6), Kobe Bryant (No. 13), Peja Stojakovic (No. 14), Steve Nash (No. 15), Jermaine O’Neal (No. 17), Zydrunas Ilgauskas (No. 20) and Ben Wallace (undrafted).

The 2003 draft was also very deep: LeBron James (No. 1), Carmelo Anthony (No. 3), Chris Bosh (No. 4), Dwayne Wade (No. 5), Chris Kaman (No. 6), David West (No. 18), Josh Howard (No. 29) and Mo Williams (No. 47). James, Wade and Bosh are now teammates, which could make this draft go down as the most dominant as far as wins go if the Miami Heat trio can win the 10 or so titles they are hoping for. Wade already has one.

So I’m going to say that the deepest draft ever is 1996, the best ever is 1984 and potentially the bestest ever is 2003.

The Summit girls have a two-stroke lead over Crescent Valley after the first day of the Class 5A state golf tournament. The Storm leads Crescent Valley 335-337. The Summit boys sit in second place after the first day of their tournament.

The Mountain View girls are in 6th. Pendleton boys are also in 6th.

• GIRLS SCORES
• BOYS SCORES