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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 MoreVANCOUVER, Wash. — Oregon Tech turned in a pair of No. 15 finishes Friday at the NAIA national cross-country championships at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
Read MoreKANSAS CITY, Mo. – Not running in any events since the last NAIA Coaches' Top 25 Poll cost the Oregon Tech women one place as they slipped from No. 9 to No.10 in the third edition of the 2019 Women's Cross Country Top 25 Poll, released Thursday morning by the NAIA office.
Read MoreKANSAS CITY, Mo. – For the first time in school history, the Oregon Tech women will enter the NAIA Cross Country Championships as the number one ranked team in the country, and thus are the favorites to win the first team title in school history. The OIT men enter the meet as the 25th ranked team in the NAIA and are looking to match last year's Top 10 performance at Seminole Valley Cross Country Course in Cedar Rapids, Iowa this Friday morning.
Read MoreSixty-seven students from 11 schools throughout Klamath County participated in the second annual KCSD Kids K-8th X-Country Race Thursday at Stearns Elementary School.
Read MoreKANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Oregon Tech women's cross country team debuted at No.4 and the OIT men debuted at No.10 in this week's NAIA Coaches' Top 25 Preseason Poll announced today by the NAIA National Office. Both rankings are the highest rankings in school history and it also marks the first time in school history that both teams were ranked in the NAIA Preseason Top 10.
Read More11 Runners, 130 Miles - Members of the Klamath Union High School cross country team grabbed second place overall Saturday in the prestigious Portland to Coast High School Challenge Relay. The 11-member relay team ran 130 miles in 15 hours, 30 minutes and 41.6 seconds to finish ahead of 17 other high school teams on a 24-leg course that took runners from downtown Portland to Seaside. High school teams started at 7 p.m. Friday. The KU team ran through the night, finishing at 10:30 a.m.
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