Gorge Sports Roundup, March 26 Columbia Gorge News staff Mar 25, 2025 Mar 25, 2025 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Hoodriver Riverhawk golfers open with two tourneys By Mike Weber For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The Dalles High Riverhawks boys golf team opened their Class 4A season last week by competing in two tournaments. The Riverhawks … Sports Riverhawks hang 20 runs on North Marion By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — After a first-round exit from the Class 4A state playoffs last season, The Dalles softball team was back on the field this week w… +3 Sports Riverhawks lead performances at Mullen-Leavitt invite Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The Dalles won nine events at its annual season-opening Mullen-Leavitt Invitational track and field meet on a cold and rainy March 21. +5 Sports Riverhawks win first two baseball games By Mike Weber For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The Dalles High Riverhawks opened their Class 4A baseball season by winning their first two nonleague games at home last week. +3 Sports Columbia Bruins boys soccer: New season, still winning By Dan Miller For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 WHITE SALMON — The Columbia High School (CHS) Bruins boys soccer program returns from its most impressive season in recent years going 10-1 in… Sports Bruins open track and field season at La Center Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 WHITE SALMON — The Columbia High girls won two events and finished second in another at the annual season-opening Wildcat Relays track and fie… +10 Sports Bruins off to 2-2 baseball start, 1-0 in Trico Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 WHITE SALMON — Columbia High will have a busy pre-spring break baseball week when the 2-2 Bruins play a key two-game series against Castle Rock. +2 Sports Online Exclusive: Polkinghorns team up at Western Washington Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 BELLINGHAM — Sisters Hannah and Jessica Polkinghorn are track and field teammates again, this season at Western Washington University in Bellingham. +2 Hoodriver Stuben’s walk-off hit sends HRV past St. Helens Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — Hood River Valley (HRV), paced by an 11-hit attack, won its high school baseball season opener 5-4 in eight innings March 18 agai… +3 Sports HRV boys take first place at Invitational Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — Hood River Valley Eagles Boys Golf hosted its third annual Invitational Golf Tournament at Indian Creek Golf Course on March 17. … +3 Hoodriver Eagles beat Class 6A Sandy, 3-2 By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — The Hood River Valley (HRV) Eagles softball team opened their season with a low-scoring win, 3-2, over Class 6A Sandy Pioneers on… Hoodriver HRV girls lacrosse split first two home games By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — The Hood River Valley (HRV) girls lacrosse team opened their 2025 season on March 18 with a home loss to West Linn, 17-5. The Eag… +4 Sports Trout Lake girls pace small schools at season opener Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The defending District 3-1A district meet champion Trout Lake girls kicked off their 2025 track and field season with four, first… Free News Warner Pacific revives golf program; hires on Gary Akiyama By Warner Pacific University For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 PORTLAND — The Warner Pacific Athletics Department is proud to announce the return of golf to Warner Pacific University. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Top Jobs VAN/BUS DRIVERS (2 ROAD MAINTENANCE POSITION IT SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR I SCHOOL NURSE ADMINISTRATOR $61k HR ANALYST Human Resources Hood River County is seeking a Seasonal Equipment Mechanic OFFICE MANAGER Noxious Weed View all jobs Headlines straight to your inbox! Gorge Social Information from the News and our advertisers (Want to add your business to this to this feed?) Most Popular Articles Images Videos Commented ArticlesSorry, there are no recent results for popular articles. ImagesSorry, there are no recent results for popular images. VideosSorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. CommentedSorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles. Latest News Experts say resilience is key, takes planning Mostly mushrooms: identifying fungi in a PNW paradise Free community Thanksgiving meal returns for 10th year Uplift Local meeting briefs This week in history: Nov. 19-26, 2025 Loquacious deliveries A&J Market receives state award Union files unfair labor practice complaint
Hoodriver Riverhawk golfers open with two tourneys By Mike Weber For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The Dalles High Riverhawks boys golf team opened their Class 4A season last week by competing in two tournaments. The Riverhawks …
Sports Riverhawks hang 20 runs on North Marion By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — After a first-round exit from the Class 4A state playoffs last season, The Dalles softball team was back on the field this week w…
+3 Sports Riverhawks lead performances at Mullen-Leavitt invite Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The Dalles won nine events at its annual season-opening Mullen-Leavitt Invitational track and field meet on a cold and rainy March 21.
+5 Sports Riverhawks win first two baseball games By Mike Weber For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The Dalles High Riverhawks opened their Class 4A baseball season by winning their first two nonleague games at home last week.
+3 Sports Columbia Bruins boys soccer: New season, still winning By Dan Miller For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 WHITE SALMON — The Columbia High School (CHS) Bruins boys soccer program returns from its most impressive season in recent years going 10-1 in…
Sports Bruins open track and field season at La Center Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 WHITE SALMON — The Columbia High girls won two events and finished second in another at the annual season-opening Wildcat Relays track and fie…
+10 Sports Bruins off to 2-2 baseball start, 1-0 in Trico Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 WHITE SALMON — Columbia High will have a busy pre-spring break baseball week when the 2-2 Bruins play a key two-game series against Castle Rock.
+2 Sports Online Exclusive: Polkinghorns team up at Western Washington Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 BELLINGHAM — Sisters Hannah and Jessica Polkinghorn are track and field teammates again, this season at Western Washington University in Bellingham.
+2 Hoodriver Stuben’s walk-off hit sends HRV past St. Helens Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — Hood River Valley (HRV), paced by an 11-hit attack, won its high school baseball season opener 5-4 in eight innings March 18 agai…
+3 Sports HRV boys take first place at Invitational Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — Hood River Valley Eagles Boys Golf hosted its third annual Invitational Golf Tournament at Indian Creek Golf Course on March 17. …
+3 Hoodriver Eagles beat Class 6A Sandy, 3-2 By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — The Hood River Valley (HRV) Eagles softball team opened their season with a low-scoring win, 3-2, over Class 6A Sandy Pioneers on…
Hoodriver HRV girls lacrosse split first two home games By Noah Noteboom Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 HOOD RIVER — The Hood River Valley (HRV) girls lacrosse team opened their 2025 season on March 18 with a home loss to West Linn, 17-5. The Eag…
+4 Sports Trout Lake girls pace small schools at season opener Staff report Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 THE DALLES — The defending District 3-1A district meet champion Trout Lake girls kicked off their 2025 track and field season with four, first…
Free News Warner Pacific revives golf program; hires on Gary Akiyama By Warner Pacific University For Columbia Gorge News Mar 25, 2025 PORTLAND — The Warner Pacific Athletics Department is proud to announce the return of golf to Warner Pacific University.
