Summit moved from 15 to 7 in the ESPN Powerade Fab 50.
• “POWERADE FAB 50 ESPNHS – 2011 GIRLS TEAM RANKINGS”

• Storm No. 1 in both Oregon Polls.

• Oxford Classic Preview

“Marc Bloom’s 2011 Super 25 High School”

The three-time defending state-champion Storm may have their best team ever with – Megan Fristoe (two-time defending state champion), Ashley Maton, Sara Fristoe, Kira Kelly, Brit Oliphant, and freshman Piper McDonald among the front runners.

Sadly, Oregon didn’t win the National football title this year (they sure came close though) but the Ducks have won a couple of NCAA men’s National titles since 2000. Here is a list of how its all gone down in NCAA men’s sports. The Pac-10 has represented well… except in hockey of course!

Men’s NCAA National Champions
• = Pac-10 teams

FOOTBALL
2010 – Auburn
2009 – Alabama
2008 – Florida
2007 – LSU
2006 – Florida
2005 – Texas
• 2004 – USC
• 2003 – USC
2002 – Ohio State
2001 – Miami
2000 – Oklahoma

BASKETBALL
2010 – Duke
2009 – North Carolina
2008 – Kansas
2007 – Florida
2006 – Florida
2005 – North Carolina
2004 – Connecticut
2003 – Syracuse
2002 – Maryland
2001 – Duke
2000 – Michigan State

BASEBALL
2010 – South Carolina
2009 – LSU
2008 – Fresno State
• 2007 - Oregon State
• 2006 – Oregon State
2005 – Texas
2004 – Cal State Fullerton
2003 – Rice
2002 – Texas
2001 – Miami
2000 – LSU

TRACK
2010 – Texas A&M
2009 – Texas A&M
2008 – Florida State
2007 – vacated
2006 – Florida State
2005 – vacated
2004 – vacated
2003 – Arkansas
2002 – LSU
2001 – Tennessee
• 2000 – Stanford

TENNIS
• 2010 – USC
• 2009 – USC
2008 – Georgia
2007 – Georgia
2006 – Pepperdine
• 2005 – UCLA
2004 – Baylor
2003 – Illinois
• 2002 – USC
2001 – Georgia
• 2000 – Stanford

CROSS COUNTRY
2010 – Oklahoma State
2009 – Oklahoma State
• 2008 – Oregon
• 2007 – Oregon
2006 – Colorado
2005 – Wisconsin
2004 – Colorado
• 2003 – Stanford
• 2002 – Stanford
2001 – Colorado
2000 – Arkansas

SWIMMING
2010 – Texas
2009 – Auburn
• 2008 – Arizona
2007 – Auburn
2006 – Auburn
2005 – Auburn
2004 – Auburn
2003 – Auburn
2002 – Texas
2001 – Texas
2000 – Texas

WRESTLING
2010 – Iowa
2009 – Iowa
2008 – Iowa
2007 – Minnesota
2006 – Oklahoma State
2005 – Oklahoma State
2004 – Oklahoma State
2003 – Oklahoma State
2002 – Minnesota
2001 – Minnesota
2000 – Iowa

ICE HOCKEY
2010 – Boston College
2009 – Boston University
2008 – Boston College
2007 – Michigan State
2006 – Wisconsin
2005 – Denver
2004 – Denver
2003 – Minnesota
2002 – Minnesota
2001 – Boston College
2000 – North Dakota

SOCCER
2010 – Akron
2009 – Virginia
2008 – Maryland
2007 – Wake Forest
2006 – UC Santa Barbara
2005 – Maryland
2004 – Indiana
2003 – Indiana
• 2002 – UCLA
2001 – North Carolina
2000 – Connecticut

VOLLEYBALL
• 2010 – Stanford
2009 – UC Irvine
2008 – Penn State
2007 – UC Irvine
• 2006 – UCLA
2005 – Pepperdine
2004 – BYU
2003 – Lewis
2002 – Hawai’i
2001 – BYU
• 2000 – UCLA

The Jesuit girls high school cross country team from Portland will be going for their 9th-straight big-school Oregon state championship this year and they spent the past week training in Central Oregon. I caught up with (they weren’t running at the time – otherwise I wouldn’t have caught up with them) seniors to be Annamarie Maag, Payton Schutte and Shannon Mahoney while they were in C.O.

Maag is the two-time defending Class 6A state champion and her teammate Schutte is the second-fastest XC runner in the entire state. Mahoney is the 5th fastest senior in 6A based on last year’s state meet. While they were here the girls and their Jesuit teammates enjoyed runs on the Deschutes river trail, a loop through Drake Park, a hike up Smith Rock and lots of other C.O. activities including floating the river.

“It’s nice to switch it up and do something different,” said Schutte, who noted that they log a lot of miles running in the same places in the Portland area.

Jesuit, under coach Tom Rothenberger, has its sites set on more than just another state title. They will be looking for big post-state success, including a strong showing at the Nike Team Nationals at Portland Meadows racetrack. Expect another monster year from the Crusaders!

Annamarie Maag

Payton Schutte

Shannon Mahoney

Local soccer players tabbed by U.S.
Three from Central Oregon could end up playing internationally

Vijarro in national golf tourney
Bend golfer in tie for 17th place at Public Links – The Bulletin

Summit sophomore Paxton Deuel is playing in the 10th Annual Muterspaw Championships, a National level junior tennis tournament in Las Vegas this weekend. Click on the link to follow his results.

Bend’s Ford claims U.S. title
Second slalom run propels skier at alpine championships

Bend’s Max King took 11th at the USATF Cross Country National Championships on Saturday in Spokane, Washington.
Danthan Ritzenhein of team Nike won the 12K race with a time of 34 minutes, 34 seconds. King clocked in @ 35:58.
Shalane Flanagan of Nike won the women’s 8K with a time of 25:10.
800-meter specialist Emily McMahon, a Mountain View graduate, was 46th in the women’s 8K (31:00).

GREAT PHOTOS OF THE EVENT BY MICHAEL SCOTT

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