KCC Adds soccer club in first foray into sports
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Amidst rapid expansion of facilities and academic programs in recent years, Klamath Community College this fall will begin a new venture – athletics.
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Mazama Football ranked #1; Henley #10
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - It has been anything but a typical year for high school athletics. Shortened seasons and postponed season starts, and canceled games; all due to the pandemic. The official OSAA State Championships have also fallen victim to the pandemic; as they were cut from the fall, winter, and spring seasons. However, a group of 4A Athletic Directors and Coaches want to change that...
Read MoreOregon Tech announces $2.5 Million track & field renovation
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Through a $1.6 million investment of state bonds and sports lottery funding allocated for athletics initiatives, Oregon Tech will soon be breaking ground on renovating its track and field facility.
Read MoreHigh School Sports return, no fans at games, livestream options available
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In an email sent to parents, Klamath County School District has announced that due to Oregon Health Authority guidelines spectators will not be allowed at upcoming sports events. The district notes that they are working on ways to stream the games.
Read MoreUPDATED: Outdoor contact sports to resume, play based on county risk levels & COVID protocols
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SALEM, Ore. - Governor Kate Brown announced today that the Oregon Health Authority will be revising its guidance for outdoor sports, as well as the exemption for college athletics.
Read MoreFive Viking athletes sign to college teams
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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Five Mazama High School student athletes on Wednesday signed their national letter of intent to play for college teams next year. Three Viking football players – Cole Brosterhous, Dominic Hankins, and Tristan Lee – will go on to play college ball as well as Viking soccer center back Hudson Bacchetti and Viking baseball catcher Caleb Waits.
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