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Ht. Yr. 5-3 9 55 12 5-7 11 5-9 10 5 -11 1 1 5-6 10 5-5 12 5-3 10 57 12
Coach — Jeremy Maddern. Asst. coach — Jessica Simpson, Aaron Noisey. Athletic director — Aaron Noisey. Superintendent — Jon Peterson. Principal — Ryan Heinrich.
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Coach — RussellHalverson. Asst. coach — LisaEgger. Athletic director — Janin McGrath. Principal — Tom Axmaker.
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Coach — Gene Mills. Asst. coach — Kevin Purnell, Madi Purnell. Athletic director — Aimee Esplin. Superintendent — Gene Mills. Principal — Kevin Purnell.
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March 12, 1933, was an historicday for the small schools in the State of Oregon. On that day a motion was presented by Pather Prancis Leipzig,
pastor of St. Mary's Church, Eugene, Oregon, asking that the Oregon Activities Association Board of Control delve into the possibilities of stag-
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ing a separate "B" school state tournament. The motion passed and Pather Leipzig was appointed to head a committee to lay the groundwork. Assisting him were E.E. Kilpatrick of Philomath and M.L. Pisher of Sutherlin. Prom the beginning of the State Basketball Tournaments in 1919, the "B" teams (at that time 150 students and under) were obligated, following their championship in the district tournament, to compete against the "A" schools for the opportunity of entering the state tournament. At that time there were 185 registered "B" schools — almost triple the "A" schools in Oregon. SeeHistory/Page 11
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NORTH DOUGLAS WARRIORS Lt.-DI<. 2- 2 3- 3 4- 4 10-10 11-11 21-21 24-24 35-35 50-50 55-55
Name Payton Black Riley Black Kalli Frieze Dani Baker Lilly Downie Amy Dooley Madison Huckins Sabrina MacDowell Morgan Gilmore Jhana Lane
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Coach — Jeff avis. D Asst. coach — Daron D.Dooley, Abby Dooley, Dani Frieze, Kim Davis.Athletic director — Jeff Davis. Superintendent — John Lahley. Principal — ScottYakovich.
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Coach —Marlene Slagle. Athletic director — Michael Glasgow. Principal — Ann Campbell.
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Coach — Tony Bush. Asst. coach — Tom Shaw, Pam Moro, Dani Lynn Sundet, Beth Moro. Athletic director — Tony Bush. Principal — Don Wonsley.
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How the girls teams made it to Baker Ci The eight girls teams in the 2016 Class 1A basketball tournament earned their spots in the bracket with wins in the playoffs in late February. The eight league champions each had a firstround bye. • North Clackamas Christian, The Valley 10 • Country Christian, Casco • Lowell, Mountain West • North Douglas, Skyline • Rogue Valley Adventist Academy, Mountain Valley • Condon/Wheeler, Big Sky • Nixyaawii, Old Oregon • Adrian, High Desert
League champions played the winners of first-round games for a spot in the eight-team bracket for the state tournament this week at Baker High School. Following are playoff results:
FIRST ROUND, FEB. 23 • Perrydale 37, Southwest Christian 25 • Siletz Valley 44, Willamette Valley Christian 31 •Elkton62,M CKenzie 32 • Hosanna Christian 54, New Hope Christian 39 • Crane 48, Chiloquin 24
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• Powder Valley 50, Jordan Valley 47 • Griswold 47, lone 39 • Arlington 37, Damascus Christian 35 SECOND ROUND, FEB. 26 • Country Christian 76, Arlington 37 • Crane 72, Lowell 31 • Adrian 56, Perrydale 23 • Nixyaawii 72, Siletz Valley 34 • North Douglas 43, Powder Valley 36 • Condon/Wheeler 64, Elkton 45 • Hosanna Christian 44, North Clackamas Christian 24 • Rogue Valley 48, Griswold 25
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Coach — Vince Hicks. Asst. coach — Dan Dalzell. Athletic director — Jason Housley. Principal — Ami Vensel.
HISTORY Continued ~om Page 4 At the annual meeting held in December 1933, at the Sign of the Rose Restaurant in Portland, the Oregon Activities Association voted to amend the constitution to make it read: "The Board of Control shall conduct each year an 'A' and 'B' high school tournament." The amendment carried by a vote of 58 to 9, a crowning successtothe effortsofthe committee. In the early stages of the Oregon Activities Association all principals were permitted tovote and hence, the vote of 58 to 9. The Board of Control at that time consisted of John L. Gary, West Linn, secretary; Paul T. Jackson, Klamath Falls, and Austin Landreth, Pendleton. A new committee was then appointed by the Board of Control to carry on the work which the original committee had achieved by the amendment to the constitution. The new committee consisted of O.F. Campbell, Wal-
lowa; E.S. Steltz, Bethel; and H.S. Hendrickson, Merrill. The "B" tournament plans were for eight state districts with the same number of teams playing in a three-day tournament. The amendment was to have gone into effect in the year of 1934-35. However, the"B" schools in the spring of 1935 were bracketed together in such a way that a "B" champion was not possible.
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For the state tournament in the upper bracket there were seven "A" schools, and only one "B" school, namely Umapine. In the lower bracket there were three "B" schools and these were listed with five "A" schools. The "B" teams in the lower bracket were Mill City, No. 19; Gardner, No. 15; and Oakridge, No. 16. Hence, it was not possible for the four "B" teams to play the second
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night as they did in the following year of 1936, which automatically gave an authentic"B"champion that year. However, in 1935, Oakridge receivedspecialattention by receivinga silvertrophy as the state's outstanding"B" team and the placement of two of their men on the all-star team, consisting of five men. On this all-star team were Laddie Gale,center,ilater
in 1939 selected for All-American while playing on the University of Oregon basketball team) and Jake Fisher, guard. The necessity of placing the "B" teams with the "A" in the tournament of 1935 was due to the financial condition at the time of the Depression. There were 10 "A" districts — nine of them having one team each; See History/Page 12
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schoolsfor the privilegefo being at the state tournament. Ashland. At this tournament, Westportdefeated Corbett 42 to 35 for the championship. The legendary "B" team of Bellfountain won the first actualstate basketball tournament in 1936, defeating Myrtle
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Creek 31 to 22. This outstanding team has the high and distinct honor of being the only "B" team that won the State "B" and State "A" tournament in 1937 when they defeated Chiloquin 39 to 21 for the State "B" Championship and Lincoln of Portland the final night 35 to 21 for the "A" championship. They placed two men on the first team all-star teamKessler, center, and Wallace, guard — and one on the second team — Buckingham, forward.
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Previous to the division of the "A" and "B" teams it was rare that a small school could compete againstthe larger schools for the privilege of being at the state tournament. However, Athena High, in 1933, fought its way into the semifinals and placed Jenkins, guard, on the first all-star team. In 1932, Kebbe, center, of Nehalem, was placed on the first all-star team. In 1929, Sarrett, guard, of Wallowa, was placed on the first all- star team.
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CROSSHILL CHRISTIAN EAGLES Lt.-DI<. 1- 1 3- 3 11-11 12-12 15-15 21-21 22-22 25-25 33-33 34-34 35-35
Name Isai Rodriguez Andrew Dejager Ethan Talmage Luke Cotter Andrew Poliakov Jacob Harris Caleb Bennett Nathan Haskle Ismael Rodriguez Taylor Towers Matthew Gille
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Coach —Tyler Lute. Asst. coach — Michael Bittner. A thletic d i r e c t o r — Michael Bittner. Principal — Adam Kronberger.
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Coach —Bill Blevins. Asst. coach — Bill Martin, Jared Collins, Ethan Moore, Clint Moore. Athletic director — Bill Blevins. Superintendent — Wes Owens.Principal — Bill Blevins.
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Coach — David Morgan. Athletic director — Joe Bailor. Superintendent — Steve Boynton. Principal — Sam Tupou.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 2016
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DAMASCUS CHRISTIAN EAGLES Lt.-DI<. 2- 2 3- 3 4- 4 5- 5 10-10 11-11 12-12 14-14 15-15 20-20 23-23 25-25
Name Silas Marvin Ben Shields Tyler Mai Ryan Patrick Hunter Straub Monty Phillips Moses Wakefield David Zakuaryuk Seth Murphy Josh Mitchell Davide Riboldi Gabe Coe
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Coach —Terry Calhoun. Asst. coach — Brad Patrick, David Mai, Taylor Straub, Dan Gandara, Kevin Buse.AthIetic director — Dave Wakefield. Principal — Zach Davidson.
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