Photos from 2007 Spring sports season for Oregon high school and youth programs.
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OSAA 1A, 2A, 3A State Track & Field

OSAA 3A Girls Pole Vault  Heather Noble of Vale clears 9'-9" with this vault, which ended being her best on the day and good for a third place medal in the 3A division.  Photo © John Lariviere


OSAA 3A Girls Pole Vault  Terra Schumacher sails over the height of 10'-3" to take the state's top honor in the girls 3A division.  Photo © John Lariviere


OSAA 2A Boys 1500 Meter Run  Max Long of Oakridge (528) finds his stride on the third turn during the finals of the 1500 Meter run.  Long finished first with a time of 4:10.90.  Following Long are Robert Week (left) of Canyonville Christian Acadamy, Abel Araya (center) of Portland Lutheran and Nick Cnossen of Heritage Christian.  Photo © John Lariviere

OSAA 3A Girls 1500 Meter Run  Hayley Ney (36) of Catlin Gabel challenges Meghan Blood (252) of Valley Catholic for the lead during the second lap of the 3A Girls 1500 Meter finals.  Ney beat out Blood on the final lap with a winning time of 4:56.15.   Photo © John Lariviere

OSAA 2A Girls Pole Vault  Amy Renfro of East Linn Christian Academy takes her warm-up vault prior to the finals of the girls 2A Pole Vault finals.  Renfro finished fifth with a vault of 7'-6".  Photo © John Lariviere
 
OSAA 2A Girls Pole Vault  Jenny Lushina of Nestucca High School won the girls 2A title with a vault of 10'-3".  Photo © John Lariviere
 

OSAA 2A Girls Pole Vault  Anja Bergmann of Portland Lutheran High School took second in the girls 2A pole vault with vault of 10'-0".  Photo © John Lariviere

OSAA 2A Girls 4x100 Relay  Lindsay Reinhardt (538) of Portland Christian hurdles over Cascade Christian's Heather Case who fell during the anchor-leg exchange with Ashleigh Soltis (344) during the 2A 4x100 relay.  The faulty exchange eliminated Cascade Christian from the race.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
OSAA 3A Boys 110 Meter High Hurdles  Champion Jeremy Kreutzbender of Amity High School gets the early lead on the field as he went on to win the 3A boys 110 Meter High Hurdles with a time of 14.41 seconds.  Second place went to Justin Smith (top) of Bandon and Kevin Battles (bottom) of Waldport took third.  Photo © John Lariviere

  
OSAA 3A Girls 800 Meter Run  Michelle Kaaen of Vale High School gets an early lead on the field during the 3A girls 800 Meter Run.  Kaaen cruised for the win with a time of 2:17.96. Photo © John Lariviere

OSAA 1A Boys 110 Meter High Hurdles  Sean Lewis of Damascus Christian blitzed the field to claim the 1A boys 110 Meter High Hurdles crown with a time of 15.85 seconds.  Lewis dominated the sprinting events with first place finishes in the 110 Meter Hurdles, 300 Meter Hurdles, 100 Meter Dash and the 200 Meter Dash; and it was also his birthday!  Photo © John Lariviere

OSAA 3A Boys Track & Field Champions  The Grant Union High School boys track team finish off a victory lap in celebrating their championship title in the 3A division of the OSAA Track & Field Championships.  Photo © John Lariviere

OSAA 2A Girls Track & Field Championships  The Heppner girls team (from left) Brynna Rust, Kristen VanCleave, Catherine McElligott and Erin Price celebrate during the awards presentation of the OSAA 2A Track & Field Championships held at Western Oregon University in Monmouth, Oregon.  Photo © John Lariviere
Metro League Softball

Jesuit 9 - North Medford 0  OSAA 6A All-state pitcher Paige Hall of Jesuit struck out nine batters and allowed only one hit during the Crusaders' 9-0 play-off victory against visiting North Medford.  Photo © John Lariviere
Jesuit 9 - North Medford 0  Sara Moore (left) of Jesuit slides around the tag of North Medford’s Jenna Stevens to safely steel second base in the bottom of the fourth inning of the Crusaders' 9-0 playoff victory over the Black Tornado.  Photo © John Lariviere


Jesuit 9 - North Medford 0  Sara Moore of Jesuit track the ball during an at-bat of Jesuit's 9-0 playoff victory over visiting North Medford.  Photo © John Lariviere
 

Jesuit 9 - North Medford 0  Jesuit’s Robin Gawlista (left) gets the tag on North Medford’s Ali Junell (2) as she attempted to steel second base, ending the top of the first inning of the teams' playoff contest.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
Jesuit 5 - Rex Putnam 2  Right-fielder Samantha Nelson of Jesuit fields a hit by Putnam’s Megan Hodson in the fourth inning of the Crusaders' 5-2 OSAA 6A quarterfinal victory.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
Jesuit 5 - Rex Putnam 2  Kelsey VandeBergh (left) of Jesuit attempts to tag Putnam's Missy Eberhardt as she slides to steel second base in the third inning of the OSAA 6A softball quarterfinal.  Eberhardt was called safe, much to the protest of VandeBergh.  Photo © John Lariviere

Southridge 7 - David Douglas 0  Freshman McKenzie Dalthorp of Southridge teamed up with starting pitcher Caitlin Wallace to record a shutout during the Skyhawk's non-league 7-0 victory over David Douglas.  Photo © John Lariviere
 

Southridge 7 - David Douglas 0  Southridge catcher Krista Kelly (left) tags out David Douglas shortstop Kelsey Martin (right) at home base during the Skyhawks' 7-0 victory over visiting David Douglas.  Photo © John Lariviere
 

Southridge 7 - David Douglas 0  Second baseman Erica Fitzgerald throws out a runner at first during the Skyhawks' 7-0 victory over David Douglas.  Photo © John Lariviere


Southridge 7 - David Douglas 0  Southridge's Caitlin Wallace shared the pitching duties with McKenzie Dalthorp to record a shutout during the Skyhawks' 7-0 victory over David Douglas.  Photo © John Lariviere

Westview 1 - Southridge 0  Ashley Garcia (2) of Westview faces Southridge pitcher McKenzie Dalthorp during the early going of Westview's 1-0 victory over the Skyhawks.  Photo © John Lariviere

Westview 1 - Southridge 0  Erica Fitzgerald (15) slides safely into second base as Westview's Jade Kealiinohomoku (4) fails to hold on to the throw from catcher Kayla Turner.  Photo © John Lariviere

Westview 1 - Southridge 0  Westview pitcher Dylan Mizer only allowed four hits while striking out 11 hitters during the Wildcats' 1-0 victory over Southridge.  Photo © John Lariviere
 NikeGO / Special Olympics Youth Games

NikeGO 50 Meter Dash  Teamed up and full of enthusiasm for the 50 meter dash competition is Paul Pang-Kee, 8, of Beaverton and his Nike volunteer partner Abby Burning.  The Oregon Youth Games presented by NikeGO were held on the Nike World Campus in Beaverton, Oregon to provide instruction and competition to local Special Olympians in a festival atmosphere.   Photo © John Lariviere
NikeGO 50 Meter Dash  Owen Burby, 12, of Southwest Portland is all smiles as he sprints down the track during the 50 meter dash competition.  Photo © John Lariviere
 

NikeGO  Passing before the statue of Brazilian soccer star Ronaldo, Ally Orbock (left), 15, and Wes Coleman (right), 15, share a moment together after the closing ceremonies of the NikeGO Special Olympics Oregon Youth Games on the Nike World Campus. Wes attends Sunset High School and Ally is a student at Westview High School.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
Metro League Tennis
Aloha 7 - Southridge 1  Michelle Kim of Southridge returns a forehand shot during her first singles match against Aloha's Cherry Santos.  Kim fell to Santos 3-6, 3-6.  Photo © John Lariviere

Aloha 7 - Southridge 1  Cherry Santos of Aloha attacks a backhand return against Southridge's Michelle Kim during their Metro League match at Highland Hills.  Santos defeated Kim 6-3, 6-3.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
Oregon High School Lacrosse Final

St. Mary's 15 - Oregon City 11  Kaitlyn Harper (24) of Oregon City breaks away from St. Mary’s defender Colleen O’Donnell (10) on an attack during the first half of the Oregon High School Lacrosse Championship at the Tualatin Hills Recreation Center.  Photo © John Lariviere

St. Mary's 15 - Oregon City 11  Johannah Wong (6) of Oregon City beats St. Mary’s defender Lena Knofler (18) to set up a shot in the first half of the Oregon High School Lacrosse Championship. Oregon City lost in overtime 11-15.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
St. Mary's 15 - Oregon City 11  Kelsey Sether (left) and Erica Carlson (right) of Oregon City watch in anguish as St. Mary’s scores late in overtime to take the lead for good during the Oregon High School Lacrosse Championship.  Photo © John Lariviere

Manchester Uniter Premier Cup
Emerald City FC 0 - Mustang Earthquakes 0  Pool play during Day 2; Emerald City FC of Seattle, Washington drew 0-0 against the Mustang Earthquakes of Danville, California.  Photo © John Lariviere

Scott Gallagher 1 - Real Colorado 0  U.S. U-17 National Team player Charles Renken of Scott Gallagher from St. Louis, Missouri maneuvers past a Real Colorado (Highlands Ranch, CO) defender during Day 2 pool play.  Photo © John Lariviere

Colorado Rush 2 - PDA Tsunami 0  Pool play during Day 2; The Colorado Rush from Littleton, Colorado defeated the PDA Tsunami of Zarephath, New Jersey.  Photo © John Lariviere
 
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