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Students were joined by family and friends at their homes as Oregon Institute of Technology virtually celebrated the Class of 2021 Saturday, June 12.

Trey Knight of Ridgefield and Yacine Guermali of Camas concluded their track and field seasons at the NCAA West Preliminary Rounds last weekend at College Station, Texas.

And for one senior in particular, it was a memorable return. Playing in the season opener against Ferndale on Monday, Jadence Clifton scored 22 points to lead her team to a 42-31 win, while also setting a new career scoring record for the program. Clifton, the returning co-MVP of the Big 5, came into the season needing just 13 points to break the record previously held by her former teammate, Kaleya Sanchez. The senior standout added 10 points in a 44-22  win over Hoopa on Wednesday, and now...

Four straight elimination game wins from Southern Oregon University softball gave the Raiders a postseason run to remember forever as they took down rival Oregon Tech in the winner-take-all title game, 7-5 in extra innings on Tuesday.

Southern Oregon University extended their season another game with a 3-2 win over Oregon Tech, forcing a second game on to decide a national champion.

Student develops support network for formerly incarcerated individuals in Klamath Falls Klamath Falls May 27, 2021 As part of her senior project in Communication Studies at Oregon Tech, student Lauren Frost developed Starting Over Services (SOS), an advocate service for the formerly incarcerated, offering transportation, job-seeking assistance, connections to additional local services, and more. Lauren originally became interested in this when she saw that without things like the large-...

Track & Field student-athletes gather to bid farewell to current track; head to nationals Klamath Falls May 27, 2021 With a ceremonial toss of soil, student-athletes at Oregon Tech welcomed the start of construction on the track and field that they had been training on—some since they were in high school in Klamath Falls. In March, the University announced the Bringing Home the Gold campaign to revitalize the facility to conference standards. The campaign launched with a $100,000 matc...

The Beavers Charitable Trust has awarded $16,000 to Mitch Hokanson, who is completing his junior year as a Civil Engineering student at O

Before they take the field tomorrow morning. Let's take a moment to showcase some hometown and local talent on the World Series bound Jags team.

Doane (Neb.) actually strengthened its hold at the top of the National TFRI. The Tigers are clearly a favorite for the title on that basis, let alone having the most entries in the meet – 24 in individual events plus a pair of relays. Field events are where Doane is slated to make the most noise, with leaders in the both high jump with Jacob Heitkamp and the decathlon with Levi Sudbeck, who won the heptathlon in the NAIA Indoor meet in March. Four other field-eventers are among the top-4 rank...