The No. 9-ranked The Dalles High Riverhawks girls basketball team split two non-league road games in the Jingle Jam Tournament Dec. 28-29 at Riverdale High School in Portland.
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The defending Class 1A Big Sky League champion South Wasco County High Redsides boys basketball team improved its record to 8-1 with an 86-62 non-league win over the North Lake High Cowboys (5-4) Dec. 28 at North Lake High School.
The Sherman County High Huskies notched their second win of the season, with a 43-29 victory over the Dayville/Monument High Tigers (1-4) Dec. 9 at the Condon Tournament.
The defending boys basketball Big Sky League champion South Wasco County High Redsides improved to 5-0 after winning two non-league home games in last weekend’s John Howey Memorial Tournament in Maupin.
The No. 13-ranked South Wasco County High Redsides won three more Class 1A Big Sky League volleyball games last week to conclude the regular season with an undefeated record.
The Dalles High Riverhawks baseball team will be focusing on having its first full season in three years when they play their 2022 opener March 15 at 4:30 p.m. against the Putnam High Kingsmen at Quinton Street Ballpark.
The Hawks played a COVID-shortened, six-week schedule last year, posting a 3-14 record — including a 3-7 Intermountain Conference mark.
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Hood River Valley’s win over The Dalles this past week put the Eagles in prime position to earn one of three Intermountain Conference berths in the Class 5A state boys basketball playoffs. The Riverhawks have a tad more of a task ahead.
The Class 1A No. 1 ranked Trout Lake High Mustangs (1-0 Big Sky, 4-0 overall) girls basketball team resumes its schedule for the first time in more than three weeks versus the Horizon Christian High Hawks (0-2 Big Sky, 1-6 overall).
The South Wasco County High Redsides (1-0 Big Sky, 9-0 overall) continue to show that they’re definitely one of the top Class 1A boys basketball teams as they remained unbeaten with a 70-29 win over the visiting North Lake/Paisley High Cowboys (4-3) Dec. 28 in Maupin.
Just five months after the high school boys basketball schedule concluded in the spring, area teams returned to the hardwood Nov. 15 for the first day of practice in preparation for the more traditional winter season beginning the first week of December.
