The Dalles High Riverhawk football team’s hopes of bouncing back from a loss at rival Hood River Valley were dashed April 9 at league-leading …
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Extended pandemics have a way of adding perspective into a lot of things in life, especially those of double-masked football players. But ther…
Following an impressive 27-6 season-opening win at Putnam, The Dalles High Riverhawks had hoped their momentum would continue in their home op…
Competing at the OSAA’s Class 5A level for the first time in six years, The Dalles High Riverhawks had a spectacular start to their 2021 Speci…
The restart of high school football and other sports seasons has brought somewhat of a return to normalcy for thousands of Oregon and Washingt…
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On a recruiting trip to Western Oregon University in late January, Dalles Seufalemua had his teammate and friend Okean Green by his side.
The campus tour, team and coach meetings and the vibe were a perfect fit.
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HERMISTON – For 15 seniors, their final year started with weight training, camps and drills.
When it ended on a cold and foggy Saturday in Hermiston, The Dalles’ Ben Nelson, Michael Armstrong, Mac Abbas, Okean Green and Dalles Seufalemua had helped lead the way for a Riverhawk team that had chalked up more wins in one year than they had in the previous two combined.
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When a quarterback and his weapons have time to work their magic, good things happen.
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In his final two seasons before heading off to Ridgeview, where he won a state championship, The Dalles head football coach Andy Codding posted a 14-7 record with consecutive playoff berths and a pair of playoff wins.
At the start of the offseason, Codding devised a team rallying cry for the 2019 campaign — 1-0.
With a chance to get a good look at his incoming football prospects, new The Dalles varsity coach Andy Codding dressed down 48 athletes, up from 28 last season, at the Wildcat Football Team Camp from June 22-25 on the campus of Linfield College in McMinnville.
