It’s a balanced year in Central Oregon for boys basketball. The only teams to go undefeated in games against local teams are Sisters (4-0) and La Pine (1-0). When Ridgeview joins the picture for the 2012-13 school year, a CO boys basketball league could be very interesting! Here’s how it’s gone locally so far this season:

Classification, Team, Overall Record:
6A Redmond 7-5
• Beat Bend 76-54
• Beat Summit 59-54
• Beat Crook County 65-38
• Lost to Mountain View 72-59

5A Mountain View 9-4
• Beat Madras 71-55
• Beat Crook County 92-36
• Beat Redmond 72-59
• Lost to Sisters 60-49

5A Bend 7-5
• Lost to Redmond 76-54
• Lost to Madras 64-61
• Beat Crook County 69-48
• Beat Summit 71-60 OT

5A Summit 6-7
• Lost to Sisters 57-52
• Lost to Redmond 59-54
• Lost to Madras 69-68
• Lost to Bend 71-60 OT

4A Sisters 10-3
• Beat Summit 57-52
• Beat Madras 50-43
• Beat Crook County 65-37
• Beat Mountain View 60-49

4A Madras 8-4
• Lost to Mountain View 71-55
• Lost to Sisters 50-43
• Beat Bend 64-61
• Beat Summit 69-68
• Lost to Crook County 70-62

4A Crook County 3-9
• Lost to Sisters 65-25
• Lost to Redmond 65-38
• Lost to Mountain View 92-36
• Lost to Sisters 65-37
• Lost to Bend 69-48
• Beat Madras 70-62
• Lost to La Pine 63-51

4A La Pine 5-8
• Beat Crook County 63-51

This is Part 2 of 2011 year in review… All the Central Oregon individual state champions and state players of the year.
• Part 1 “State Champion teams:
TENNIS
• Paxton Deuel, Summit – 5A singles champion.
• Lindsey Brodeck, Summit – 5A doubles champion.
• Haley Younger, Summit – 5A doubles champion.
• Catie Brown, Crook County – 4A doubles champion.
• Kayla Morgan, Crook County – 4A doubles champion.

FOOTBALL
• Jacob Hollister, Mountain View – 5A offensive player of the year.
• Joel Skotte, Mountain View – 5A defensive player of the year.

VOLLEYBALL
• Gabby Crowell, Summit – 5A player of the year.
• Makayla Lindburg, Crook County – 4A player of the year.

CROSS COUNTRY
• Travis Neuman, Summit – 5A individual champion.
• Megan Fristoe, Summit – 5A individual champion, 3rd in a row.

TRACK
• Erik Jorgensen, Summit – Pole Vault
• Tyler Funk, Culver – Pole Vault, 300 hurdles
• Taylor Steele, Sisters – 3,000
• Jordan Reeher, Crook County – 300 hurdles, long jump
• Needham, Sanderson, Thomas, Peay – 4×100 relay
• Sara Small, Sisters – Pole Vault
• Zoe Falk, Sisters – 800
• Ashley Maton, Summit – 1,500
• Megan Fristoe, Summit – 3,000
• B.Rosen, Kroeger, Wilson A.Rosen, Mountain View – 4×100 relay

SWIMMING
• Chris Nyaradi, Summit – 200 Free, 500 Free
• Brandon Deckard, Mountain View – 200 IM, 100 Back
• Doug Steinhauff, Bend – 100 Free
• Madi Brewer, Summit – 100 Back

WRESTLING
• Jared Kasch, Culver – 112
• Josue Gonzalex, Culver – 119

With the addition of Redmond’s new Ridgeview high school and Redmond high moving from 6A to 5A, a Central Oregon league in 2011-2012 will mean less travel. But it won’t fix the “special district” problem for “individual sports.”

2011-2012 Central Oregon Teams
5A
Bend
Mountain View
Redmond
Summit
4A
Crook County
La Pine
Madras
Ridgeview (new Redmond school)
Sisters

This is ideal for basketball, where a nine-team league gives each school a 16-game regular season. In football you could have a 5A and a 4A division. Baseball, softball and soccer could play one or two games against each opponent and have a nice schedule.

Sports that rely on a district meet to qualify for state like tennis, golf, wrestling, cross country and track will be affected in different ways by the new league. A sport like cross county doesn’t have to change anything, as it’s not important that teams meet before districts. Tennis is a different scenario where teams do need to face each other in “dual matches” before a district competition (at least that’s what most teams believe). This means that either CO would have a 4-team tennis district tournament or more likely play a district tourney with teams on the Columbia, therefore having to schedule matches with them as well.

No matter how it all shakes out, a Central Oregon league would be great for players, coaches, fans and Central Oregon in general! Less travel and less money spent on athletics.

VOLLEYBALL
6A – Central Catholic
5A – Summit
4A – Crook County
3A – Burns
2A – Days Creek
1A – Ione

BOYS CROSS COUNTY
6A – South Eugene
5A – Summit
4A – Siuslaw
3A/2A/1A – Valley Catholic

GIRLS CROSS COUNTY
6A – South Eugene
5A – Summit
4A – Scappoose
3A/2A/1A – Union

BOYS SOCCER
6A – Westview
5A – Woodburn
4A – Molalla
3A/2A/1A/ – Riverside

GIRLS SOCCER
6A – Tualatin
5A – Sherwood
4A – Gladstone
3A/2A/1A/ – Oregon Episcopal

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

Central Oregon team ranked in top 10
FOOTBALL
3 5A Mountain View
4 5A Bend

VOLLEYBALL
“Central Oregon volleyball flourishing” – The Bend Bulletin
1 4A Crook County
2 5A Summit
2 4A Sisters
8 5A Mountain View
10 2A Culver

BOYS SOCCER
2 5A Mountain View
6 5A Summit
8 4A Madras

GIRLS SOCCER
2 5A Bend
3 5A Summit
3 4A Sisters
9 5A Mountain View

BOYS CROSS COUNTY
1 5A Summit
4 5A Mountain View
5 4A Sisters

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
1 5A Summit
2 5A Bend
3 4A Sisters
7 5A Mountain View
9 4A Crook County

The Sisters girls are having a great fall ranked #2 in volleyball, #3 in soccer and #3 in cross country.
Summit girls rank #1 in cross county, #2 in volleyball and #3 in soccer.
The Mountain View boys ranked #2 in soccer, #3 in football and #4 in cross country.

Central Oregon high school sports teams have won a total of 125 OSAA state team championships. Here are some interesting stats to go along with that:
• Bend has 31 and Summit has 24 state titles to lead all Central Oregon schools.
• Bend won the first ever state football title in 1940.
• Rosie Honl’s Crook County team’s have won 5 of 7 state volleyball titles.
• Summit has won 6 of 7 boys swimming titles.
• Summit won 7 state titles in 2011.
• Cross County is CO’s most successful sport with 30 state titles between boys and girls combined. That’s 24% of the total state titles.
• These are only OSAA sanctioned sports on the list.

TOTALS – Boys Cross Country 16, Girls Golf 15, Girls Cross Country 14, Football 14, Girls Track 10, Wrestling 8, Volleyball 7, Boys Swimming 7, Boys Track 7, Girls Basketball 6, Girls Soccer 4, Girls Swimming 4, Boys Golf 4, Boys Basketball 3, Boys Tennis 2, Girls Tennis 2, Baseball 1, Boys Soccer 1, Softball 0.

Team – year the sport began in Oregon (total state titles by Central Oregon schools).
FOOTBALL – 1940 (14)
1940 Bend – Joe Huston
1952 A-2 Crook County – Keith DeCourcey
1953 A-2 Crook County – Keith DeCourcey
1955 B-6 Culver – Buck Monroe
1956 B-6 Culver – Buck Monroe
1957 B-6 Sisters – Tom Cox
1961 B-8 Sisters – Gene McDonald
1974 B Culver – Fred Blackman
1975 B Culver – Lonnie Turner
1976 B Culver – Lonnie Turner
1984 AAA Crook County – Bob Crofcheck
1998 3A Sisters – Bob Macauley
1999 3A Sisters – Bob Macauley
2007 2A Culver – Kurt Davis

BOYS SOCCER – 1977 (1)
1999 4A Mountain View – John Stockton

GIRLS SOCCER – 1977 (4)
2006 5A Bend – Hector West
2008 5A Bend – Bob Welch
2009 5A Bend – Bob Welch
2010 5A Summit – Jaime Brock

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY – 1949 (16)
1969 A-2 Madras – Bob Nelson
1970 A-2 Madras – Bob Nelson
1971 A-2 Madras – Bob Nelson
1982 AA Madras – Dave Randle
1983 AA Madras – Dave Randle
1984 AA Madras – Dave Randle
1986 AAA Bend – Bob Latham
1987 AAA Bend – Bob Latham
1989 AAA Bend – Bob Latham
1990 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1992 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1994 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1995 4A Mountain View – Don Stearns
1998 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1998 3A La Pine – Carla Borovicka
2001 4A Bend – Bob Latham

GIRLS CROSS COUNTY – 1974 (14)
1974 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
1975 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
1976 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
1978 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
1990 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1991 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1992 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1993 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1994 4A Bend – Bob Latham
1995 4A Bend – Bob Latham
2000 4A Mountain View – Dave Hood
2008 5A Summit – Dave Clark
2009 5A Summit – Dave Clark
2010 5A Summit – Dave Clark

VOLLEYBALL – 1974 (7)
1987 B Culver – Gail Dubisar
1996 3A Sisters – Rod Jones
2006 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
2007 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
2008 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
2009 5A Crook County – Rosie Honl
2010 4A Crook County – Rosie Honl

BOYS BASKETBALL – 1919 (3)
1961 A-2 Madras – Ole Johnson
1970 A-2 Madras – Fred Sandgren
2003 4A Redmond – Kelly Bokn

GIRLS BASKETBALL – 1976 (6)
1977 AA Madras – Dave Wiles
1979 AA Crook County – Tim Huntley
1983 AAA Crook County – Tim Huntley
1989 A La Pine – Mike Cannon
2003 3A Madras – Michael Osborne
2009 4A La Pine – Kim Beer

WRESTLING – 1948 (8)
1959 A-1 Redmond – Harry Gobleman
1969 A-1 Crook County – Russ Thurman
1975 AA Crook County – Russ Thurman
2007 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
2008 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
2009 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
2010 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley
2011 2A/1A Culver – J.D. Alley

BOYS SWIMMING – 1948 (7)
2001 4A Mountain View – Debbie Gregoire
2003 4A Summit – Briana Lasher
2004 4A Summit – Briana Lasher
2005 4A Summit – Amy Halligan
2008 5A Summit – Amy Halligan
2009 5A Summit – Amy Halligan
2010 5A Summit – Amy Halligan

GIRLS SWIMMING – 1948 (4)
1992 Mountain View – Mike Carew
1995 Mountain View – Susan Boettner
1999 4A Bend – Matt Mercer
2001 4A Mountain View – Debbie Gregoire

BOYS TRACK – 1927 (7)
1937 Bend
1938 Bend
1946 Bend
1952 Bend
1956 A-2 Redmond – Harry Gobelman
2005 4A Summit – Dave Turnbull
2011 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull

GIRLS TRACK – 1966 (10)
1972 AA Madras – Janice Alexander
1974 AA Madras – Janice Alexander
1976 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
1979 AA Crook County – Diane Hayes
1994 4A Bend – Bob Latham
2007 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
2008 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
2009 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
2010 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull
2011 5A Summit – Dave Turnbull

BOYS TENNIS – 1949 (2)
2009 5A Summit – Josh Cordell
2011 5A Summit – Josh Cordell

GIRLS TENNIS – 1949 (2)
1984 AAA Bend – Dennis Nielson
2011 4A/3A/2A/1A Crook County – Lloyd Rodgers

BOYS GOLF – 1942 (4)
1995 3A/2A/1A Madras – Robin Gerke
2001 4A Redmond – Mike Flanagan
2001 3A Sisters – Jeff Barton
2003 3A Sisters – Jeff Barton

GIRLS GOLF – 1971 (15)
1992 4A Bend – Gary Hoagland
1993 4A Bend – Gary Hoagland
1994 3A/2A/1A Madras – Stan Williams
1996 3A/2A/1A Madras – Stan Williams
1997 3A/2A/1A Madras – Stan Williams
2002 4A Bend – Mark Tichenor
2003 4A Bend – Mark Tichenor
2006 4A Summit – Rick Gerhke
2007 5A Summit – Dustin Anderson
2007 4A/3A/2A/1A Sisters – Mary Flande
2008 5A Bend – Rusty Clemens
2008 4A/3A/2A/1A Sisters – Mary Flande
2009 5A Summit – Jerry Hackenbruck
2010 5A Summit – Jerry Hackenbruck
2011 5A Summit – Jerry Hackenbruck

BASEBALL – 1946 (1)
1987 AAA Bend – Elmer Groener

SOFTBALL – 1979 (0)
none

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

Final 2010-11 Standings:
1 Marist 5119
2 Crescent Valley 4993
3 West Albany 4612
4 Sherwood 4538
5 Summit 4438
6 Corvallis 4048
7 Wilsonville 3988
8 Hermiston 3675
9 Ashland 2915
10 Pendleton 2688
11 Silverton 2608
12 Mountain View 2603
13 Bend 2579
14 Wilson 2493
15 South Albany 2310
16 Hood River Valley 2262
17 Liberty 2118
18 St Helens 1976
19 Willamette 1936
20 Sandy 1853
21 Cleveland 1833
22 Marshfield 1774
23 Springfield 1770
24 Lebanon 1761
25 Eagle Point 1591
26 Putnam 1540
27 Dallas 1534
28 Milwaukie 1509
29 Churchill 1430
30 North Eugene 1243
31 Franklin 1205
32 The Dalles Wahtonka 1130
33 Parkrose 1110
34 Madison 1065
35 Woodburn 875
36 Benson 675
37 Jefferson 550

2010-11 Fall Standings
1 Marist 1528
2 Sherwood 1515
3 Summit 1295
4 Crescent Valley 1280
5 Wilsonville 1240
6 Corvallis 1238
7 Mountain View 805
8 Ashland 795
9 Hermiston 765
10 Hood River Valley 603
16 Bend 500
2010-11 Winter Standings.
1 Marist 3173
2 Sherwood 2905
3 Crescent Valley 2846
4 West Albany 2368
5 Corvallis 2283
6 Summit 2200
7 Wilsonville 2115
8 Hermiston 1845
9 Mountain View 1515
10 South Albany 1425
13 Bend 1305

PAST WINNERS
2009-10 – Jesuit, West Albany, Marist, Santiam Christian, St. Mary’s, The Triad School
2008-09 – Jesuit, Summit, Marist, Santiam Christian, St. Mary’s, The Triad School
2007-08 – Jesuit, Crescent Valley, Marist, Santiam Christian, St. Mary’s, The Triad School
2006-07 – Jesuit, Crescent Valley, Marist, Burns, St. Mary’s, The Triad School
2005-06 – Jesuit, Marist, Santiam Christian, The Triad School
2004-05 – Jesuit, Marist, Santiam Christian, Damascus Christian
2003-04 – North Medford, Marist, Santiam Christian, Wallowa
2002-03 – (tie) Grant/Sheldon, La Grande, Santiam Christian, Damascus Christian
2001-02 – Sheldon, Wilsonville, Santiam Christian, Ione
2000-01 – (tie) Crescent Valley/Klamath Union, La Grande, Santiam Christian, Ione
1999-00 – Jesuit, Marist, Santiam Christian, Ione

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