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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 MoreFour Henley High School student athletes on Thursday signed national letters of intent to play for college teams next fall. Two Hornet football players – Beau Stork and Joe Northcutt – will go on to play college ball as well as Henley softball player Carli Moore and Henley volleyball player Eleana Niehus.
Read MoreIn 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 MoreHollywood could not have written a more dramatic script to determine the regular season football champion for the Skyline Conference.
The Henley Hornets and the Mazama Vikings came into the game evenly matched and well versed in the opponent’s skills and inabilities. It was a close game throughout, with the entire regular season coming down to just one play - inches from the goal line.
If Mazama scores, the Vikings are champs; if Henley holds, the Hornets are champs.
Read MoreGame of the Week presented by CrossFit APE Strength and Conditioning for Week 4 features Klamath Union at Henley.
Read MoreIt may only be the second week of the 2019 high school football season, but the Skyline is proving early that it is the conference to beat in the OSAA 4A. Three of the top five teams in the 4A are from the Skyline – North Valley #1, Henley #2, and Mazama #5. Phoenix and Klamath Union hold #14 and #16 respectively.
Read MoreGame of the Week presented by CrossFit APE Strength and Conditioning for Week 2 features North Marion at Henley
Read MoreCoach Alex Stork and his Henley Hornets football teams of Freshmen, Junior Varsity and Varsity players volunteered time to clean up at the 5-acre Richmond Little League Park in Mills Addition this morning.
Read More“Dream big dreams. Discipline yourself to work for them and persist until they become your reality,” says Andrea Armantrout, Vice Principal, Henley High School.
Read MoreThe Henley Hornets baseball and softball teams were a dominant force all season long with intense gameplay, unity and domination over their opponents. However, at the state championship the game proved to be more difficult for both teams.
All four teams had something to prove but ultimately only one team in both contests came out on top.
Read MoreMembers of four Klamath County high school equestrian teams have qualified for the Oregon High School Equestrian Team State Championships. The riders represent Bonanza, Henley, Mazama and Lost River High Schools.
Read MoreHenley High School cheerleaders placed second last weekend at the USA Spirit Nationals Competition at the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, Calif., against teams from all over the country.
Read MoreThree local wrestlers proved to have what it takes to be district champion.
Kyler Pemberton of Mazama became champion winning the 106 lb weight class defeating Gabe Chaves of Hidden Valley 11-3.
Klamath Union’s Isaiah Franco came out on top of the 126 lb weight class by defeating Asa Marwick of Hidden Valley 9-0.
In the 285 lb weight class, Mikey Sierra of Henley had his hand held high after defeating Christopher Woods of Hidden Valley by pinfall, in 1 minute 33 seconds.
Read MoreGame of the Week presented by Ace Towing. October 19, 2018 - Henley Hornets vs Mazama Vikings.
Read MoreGame of the Week presented by Ace Towing. September 28, 2018, Henley vs Marshfield.
Read MoreGame of the Week presented by Ace Towing. September 21, 2018, Klamath Union vs Henley.
Read MoreGame of the Week presented by Ace Towing. September 14, 2018, Henley vs Yreka.
Read MoreTim Cleland is stepping down from the head coaching position for the Henley High Hornets baseball.
Cleland has coached at Henley for 15 years, 11 of which he served as head coach. He led the Hornets to post-season playoffs all 11 years: seven times to the semifinals, five times to the state championship games and his teams won the state title in 2013, 2014 and 2016.
Read MoreCongrats to the Henley High School Cheer Team on their OSAA 4A Cheerleading State Championships. With a score of 181.80 Henley won the competition just edging out second place Newport who had a score of 181.10.
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