Courtesy: Oregon Sports Information EUGENE, Ore. – Carlos Emory scored 21 points and No. 24 Oregon completed the season sweep of the Civil War series with an 85-75 victory over Oregon State on Thursday night. Arsalan Kazemi had 17 points and 12 rebounds, Tony Woods added 16 points, and Johnathan Loyd scored 12 points for … Continue reading »
Web Extra: OSU Basketball Pre-Civil War
Oregon State head coach Craig Robinson: Oregon State guard Roberto Nelson and forward Eric Moreland:
OSU Loses On Emotional Senior Day
Courtesy: Oregon State Sports Information CORVALLIS, Ore. – After an emotional Senior Day presentation, Joe Burton filled up the box score with 15 points, nine rebounds, seven assists and five steals, but Oregon State was unable to claw all the way back in a 60-59 loss to California Saturday afternoon at Gill Coliseum. Burrton, playing … Continue reading »
Roundball Wrap – February 15, 2013
This week’s edition of Roundball Wrap is highlighted by another chapter in the Sheldon-Churchill boys basketball rivalry. The Irish visited the Lancer dome in a game that defied expectations. Also, see highlights from the 2A Mountain View playoffs. Which teams booked tickets for state?
GOTN Preview: Sheldon-Churchill Rivalry
EUGENE, Ore.– Over the past few years, the Sheldon and Churchill boys basketball teams have built one of the fiercest rivalries in the state. Their second meeting of the year will be our Roundball Wrap Game of the Night.
4J Nears Pushing $170M Bond to Ballot
EUGENE, Ore. — For the first time, the 4J School District tipped its hand as it considered how to replace several of its aging schools. The superintendent recommended the board push a $170 million bond to the May ballot. The money would be used to replace Jefferson Middle School, River Road Elementary and Howard Elementary. … Continue reading »
Service Fee Could Head to the Ballot
EUGENE, Ore. — A city property tax levy and stormwater and parks fee are off the table in Eugene. Instead, Eugene city counselors are moving forward with putting a city service fee on the ballot. The fee would raise $5.3 million to help with funding city services. You may recall the city is facing a … Continue reading »
City Councilors Could Vote on Tax Levy
EUGENE, Ore. – The city of Eugene is still trying to figure out how to fill a $6 million dollar budget hole, tonight they could make a major move toward a possible solution. There’s been ongoing discussion about how to fill that budget gap, now the city council is narrowing its focus to a tax … Continue reading »
KLCC Prepares for Microbrew Festival
EUGENE, Ore — Breweries from all over the country will converge at the Lane Events Center Friday night for the KLCC Microbrew Festival. This is the 12th year KLCC has held the festival at the Lane Events Center. Not only has it become a beer enthusiasts dream weekend, it’s also become a huge staple for … Continue reading »
Lingering Fog for Super Bowl Sunday
METEOROLOGIST MARISA WOLOSZYN’S FORECAST DISCUSSION: A beautiful day Saturday with many locations breaking out into sunshine in the afternoon; unfortunately those in the central Willamette Valley got stuck in the fog. High temperatures warmed near 50 degrees in the afternoon. We’ll see the fog develop again tonight and some sprinkles along the coast. The fog … Continue reading »
