Mazama Football ranked #1; Henley #10

Mazama Football ranked #1; Henley #10

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...

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High School Sports return, no fans at games, livestream options available

High School Sports return, no fans at games, livestream options available

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.

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GOTW: Mazama Football, 6x Skyline Conference Champs

GOTW: Mazama Football, 6x Skyline Conference Champs

Hollywood 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.

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Skyline is the conference to beat this season

Skyline is the conference to beat this season

It 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.

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Mazama Boys dominate invitational

Mazama Boys dominate invitational

The Mazama boys track team used home field advantage and ran away from the competition in the 27th annual Lithia Track and Field Invitational held Saturday. Mazama finished with 129 team points, Henley captured second with 89 points.

This was the first victory by a Klamath Basin school in this meet since 2013 when the Henley girls won, and the first time for a Mazama team winning since 1999.

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Mazama Wrestling Wins Districts, 18 Local Athletes Qualify for State

Mazama Wrestling Wins Districts, 18 Local Athletes Qualify for State

Three 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.

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Win or Go Home

Win or Go Home

Mazama, Hosanna Christian, Lost River and Lakeview are all in the OSAA Quarterfinals this weekend. The Vikings, Raiders and Honkers will all be on the road facing a set of challenging tough opponents. The Lions will play the Adrian Antelopes at home. But no matter where the teams play, they all will be playing for a chance to move one step closer to the state championship.

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Bonfires, Royalty, and Football Games

Bonfires, Royalty, and Football Games

onfires, royalty, football games and dances. Homecoming – a high school tradition when alumni return to their alma maters – is upon us.

This week, Henley and Mazama high schools are gearing up for their Friday night homecoming events with week-long spirit celebrations. Both schools have traditional bonfires scheduled for tonight (Oct. 3) – Henley will light the fire at 8:30 p.m.; Mazama at 6:30 p.m.

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