Final 2009-2010 standings:
Boys
1 Mountain View 13-1
2 Pendleton 10-4
3 The Dalles-Wahtonka 8-6
4 Summit 8-6
5 Madras 7-7
6 Hermiston 5-9
6 Bend 5-9
8 Crook County 0-14
PLAYOFF BRACKET

Girls
1 Bend 11-3
2 Hermiston 10-4
3 Mountain View 8-6
4 The Dalles-Wahtonka 7-7
5 Summit 7-7
6 Madras 6-8
7 Crook County 4-10
8 Pendleton 3-11

PLAYOFF BRACKET

Summit controlled the game from the beginning and beat Bend High @ Summit High School to earn 4th place in the Intermountain Conference.

As the fourth seed out of the IMC, Summit will hit the road for a sub-round playoff game.

HERE is what the playoffs should look like, via Oregonprepsports.net

Bend beat Summit @ Summit to claim the Intermountain Conference girls basketball title.

Spring sports are underway. It’s amazing how many Intermountain Conference teams placed in the top 10 of Class 5A State competitions last spring.

CHAMPIONS
Summit Girls Track
Summit Girls Golf
Summit Boys Tennis
Hermiston Girls Tennis

2ND PLACE
Hermiston Girls Track

3RD PLACE
Bend Girls Tennis
Summit Boys Golf
Pendleton Girls Track

4TH PLACE
Crook County Girls Golf
Summit Boys Track

6TH PLACE
The Dalles-Wahtonka Boys Golf

7TH PLACE
Summit Girls Tennis
Crook County Girls Track
Mountain View Boys Tennis

9TH PLACE
Mountain View Boys Track
Hermiston Boys Tennis
The Dalles-Wahtonka Boys Tennis

SEMIFINALS
The Dalles-Wahtonka Baseball
The Dalles-Wahtonka Softball
Pendleton Softball

QUARTERFINALS
Bend Baseball

Tennis season started yesterday… so of course it’s time to start talking about state. Here is a look at what the Intermountain Conference has done since Oregon’s reclassification, with all the state placers from the IMC. The 2009 season was an amazing one for the IMC, where they won five out of a possible six state titles.

2009
1st – Summit Boys
1st – Hermiston Girls
1st – Richole Berger, Hermiston, Singles
1st – Paxton Deuel and Adam Krull, Summit, Doubles
1st – Skyler Nelson and Bryn Oliveira, Bend, Doubles
2nd – Tyler Walsh and Josh Guyer, Summit, Doubles
3rd – Bend Girls
3rd – Madi Morales and Austin Hill, Summit, Doubles
2008
1st – Hermiston Girls
1st – Josh Guyer and Tyler Walsh, Summit, Doubles
1st – Richole Berger and Alison Hawman, Hermiston, Doubles
2nd – Summit Boys
3rd – Riley Tronson and Ryan Coe, Mountain View, Doubles
4th – Austin Hill and Madi Morales, Summit Doubles
2007
1st – Hermiston Girls
1st – Laura Krull, Summit, Singles
1st – Alex Walentin and Cody Kohlmoos, Summit, Doubles
3rd – Summit Boys
3rd – Summit Girls

Thursday night is as big as it gets for a high school basketball program. Summit host Bend High in a girls and boys doubleheader of Intermountain Conference basketball. Both games are for a spot in the playoffs for Summit. The Bend girls are playing for the league title, while the Bend boys have been eliminated from the playoff race, but that doesn’t mean they won’t bring it!

The first of what should be many state championships for Central Oregon swimmers goes to the Summit boys 200-medley relay team made up of Nic Morrell, Aidan Solas, Mason Allen and David Hopkins.

UPDATE: 200-yard Freestyle – 1 Nic Morrell, Summit; 5 Paul Hartmeier, Summit; 6 Kevin Jackson, Bend. 100-yard Butterfly – 1 Mason Allen, Summit; 6 Zachary Green, Bend.

Currently Summit Boys are leading, Bend Boys are 4th. Summit Girls are 2nd.

It’ll all be settled on Tuesday. Here are what Tuesday night’s Intermountain Conference games mean. What an exciting night it’s going to be.
Bend 10-3 – @ Summit in a make or break game. A Lava Bear win and they are the IMC champions.
Hermiston 9-4 – Hosting Madras. A win combined with a Bend High loss gives Hermiston the IMC crown.
Mountain View 7-6 – @ Crook County. Win and the Cougars are in the playoffs. Lose and there could be a four-way tie for 3rd through sixth.
Summit 7-6 – Host Bend. The Storm have won 3 games in a row and lost by just one point to Bend High earlier this season. If Summit wins this game, they are in the playoffs.
Madras 6-7 – @ Hermiston. Madras needs to win and get some help to cause a tie.
The Dalles-Wahtonka 6-7 - Hosts Pendleton. Pendleton needs to win and get some help to cause a tie.
Crook County 4-9 - Hosts MV.
Pendleton 3-10 – @ TDW. A Buckaroo win would help the cause of MV and Summit.

League standings – Oregonprepsports.net

Here is the OSAA Swimming link to follow all the results @ today’s state championships. Can the powerhouse Summit Storm swim team add another state team title?

Cowboys second as final day looms
Hermiston leads Crook County after the first day of IMC districts