Soccer
Six local 6A Portland soccer teams entered the play-in round, and only two survived to begin the week. The Franklin boys took out Southridge 2-1 at home on Monday and the David Douglas girls went to Sherwood and snagged a 3-1 win to advance to the postseason
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Football
The penultimate week of the high school football regular season has come and gone with the PIL picture in clear sight now and Central Catholic knowing what needs to be done. Wells’ win over Grant has helped set up a PIL championship game with Lincoln next week, meanwhile the Rams
The 59th meeting between Ida B. Wells and Lincoln High School football is going to be a little extra special on Friday night. The two Southwest Portland foes are not only rivals, but the matchup will decide the 2026 PIL champion as both sides enter 7-0 in league with
Six local 6A Portland soccer teams entered the play-in round, and only two survived to begin the week. The Franklin boys took out Southridge 2-1 at home on Monday and the David Douglas girls went to Sherwood and snagged a 3-1 win to advance to the postseason
The penultimate week of the high school football regular season has come and gone with the PIL picture in clear sight now and Central Catholic knowing what needs to be done. Wells’ win over Grant has helped set up a PIL championship game with Lincoln next week, meanwhile the Rams
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With the fall season coming to an end, we’ve got the ultimate roundup of non-football team sports for you down below. The girls volleyball and soccer titles in the PIL were all decided Tuesday night, meanwhile Central Catholic is atop the Mt. Hood Conference standings in all three
We couldn’t make it out to a game this week, but we still have the weekly Friday night roundup in store for you. We got word from all seven games played, including a huge win for Cleveland, a nail-bitter between Central Catholic and Nelson, and some important wins
Week six shifted Friday night lights to Thursday for most of the 12 area football teams with six games going down across the city. David Douglas got into the win column at home while the PIL games were mostly blowouts to help set up an exciting final three weeks of
For the first time in over 350 days, David Douglas High School won a football game, besting Centennial 49-6 at home on Thursday night. It was head coach Tyler Maes’ first career win. “I'm just proud of our team,” Maes said, soaked in a Gatorade bath. “I
League play has officially begun for all local teams as Central Catholic, David Douglas and Parkrose all faced local foes in Week Five. Meanwhile in the PIL, the cream is starting to rise to the top in the nine-team league as Ida B. Wells, Lincoln and Grant all won.
We’re back putting to bed another week of high school football action in the Rose City where we saw four more PIL matchups and four more nonleague games for the rest. Central Catholic and Jesuit played one of the most exciting games in the state on Friday night, meanwhile
