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KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - Mazama High School has named longtime winning baseball coach Pete Whisler to head its program this spring. “Pete was selected because of his many years of experience and knowledge of the game,” said Vic Lease, Mazama High School athletic director. “He has had proven success wherever he has coached.”
Read MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. - On Wednesday, Steen Sports Park Executive Director, Scott White reported to the park’s Board of Directors that the abbreviated 2020 tournament schedule resulted in over $3.47 million in indirect and induced economic impact for the local economy.
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 MoreKLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – The Oregon Tech baseball team will look to improve on a 24-28 mark starting this weekend with four games against Simpson University in Redding, California starting Saturday at noon.
Read MorePORTLAND, OR: The Great West League announced today that it is suspending operations for the upcoming 2019 season. The announcement was made by Great West League Commissioner Ken Wilson, on behalf of the league Board of Directors.
Read MoreHistoric Kiger Stadium in Klamath Falls, Oregon will be the site of the 2018 Great West League All-Star Game. "We're excited to showcase our league's top players in such a wonderful atmosphere," said GWL Commissioner Ken Wilson.
Read MoreThe Oregon Tech Athletic Department, along with ASOIT, has announced that the 7th annual Blackout for Hunger is scheduled for this Saturday at Danny Miles Court when Oregon Tech hosts Northwest Christian University. Oregon Tech fans are encouraged to dress in black and to bring a canned food or non-perishable food item for the Klamath-Lake Counties food bank.
Read MoreIn one of the closest final voting match ups in Mascot Challenge history Hootie the Owl of Oregon Tech has emerged victorious. The No. 3 seed reigned in 53% of the 1884 votes or 999 votes, with over 90 votes surging in under the last minute. No. 4 seed Monty the Mountaineer of Eastern Oregon kept the contest tied until the ultimate minutes, but ended the finals with 47% of the 1884 votes or 885 votes.
Read MoreOregon Tech's Doug Molzahn and Josh Kallstrom received Cascade Collegiate Pitcher and Player of the Week Honors respectively as announced by the conference office today.
Read MoreThe Oregon Tech baseball team started the 2018 season off with a convincing 15-6 win over Menlo College Friday afternoon in the season opener for both teams. Menlo would come back to win the night cap 5-4 as the Owls settle for the split.
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