Cooper Smith (21) heads the ball, and Kam Cleveland (9) battles with a Fort Atkinson player in the first half of the first conference game of the season last Tuesday. Smith scored one of the five goals in the 5-0 win.
The Oregon boys soccer team sent a message to the rest of the conference, in sloppy conditions. With five goals in a rainy first half, the Panthers took control en route to an 8-1 win over Stoughton tonight. Thursday, September 02, 2010
Oregon girls swimming traveled to Stoughton Tuesday evening for the annual College Relay meet – a final tune-up before the 2010 dual meet season. Wednesday, September 01, 2010
Oregon boys soccer started their conference season with a 5-0 shutout over Fort Atkinson last Tuesday, but head coach Scott Barth still thinks there is room for improvement with the offense after the Pewaukee Invitational last Friday and Saturday. Wednesday, September 01, 2010
The Oregon soccer team practiced passing and defending in the warm sun on Monday evening with the season starting tonight against Wisconsin Dells at 7 p.m. Monday, August 23, 2010
Perhaps not since UW-Whitewater perpetual student, Johnny Lechner, has there been a Warhawks student quite so happy to not be graduating, but when former Oregon pitching standout, Riley Tincher, learned that he had one more year of eligibility, he couldn’t have been happier. Friday, August 20, 2010
Little did Chuck Allison and Andi Kent know what the future held in store for them when each applied individually for coaching positions with the Oregon High School girls swimming program. Thursday, August 19, 2010
Most high school students’ summers consist of a vacation or time at the city pool, while possibly working at a part-time job. But Oregon’s McKenzie Parks is not like most students and has played in roughly 20 rounds all over the state this summer – her best finish of which came when she won her age bracket (13-15) and took second overall (by two strokes) in the WPGA Junior Championship held at Yahara Hills. Sunday, August 15, 2010
As parents can tell you, ice hockey is not a cheap sport. At least it wasn’t until Oregon’s Learn-to-Play Youth Hockey program came along three years ago with the opening of the Oregon Community Sports Arena. Friday, August 06, 2010
The Oregon fifth and sixth grade Physicians Plus baseball team finished off its Little League season with a record of 11-1 before entering the oregon Little League World Seiers tournament held earlier in July.
They went undefeated their first three games of the double elimination tournament to put them into what could have been the championship game, but due to some solid hitting the UB&T team worked its way back up through the bracket after a loss, to win 14-11. Physicians Plus came out on top 11-0 in the back-to-back playoff game to earn the title. Thursday, August 05, 2010
As parents can tell you, ice hockey is not a cheap sport. At least it wasn’t until Oregon’s Learn-to-Play Youth Hockey program came along three years ago with the opening of the Oregon Community Sports Arena.
Designed to give children, ages 4-8, who otherwise may never get an introduction to the sport, Learn to Play gives kids who want to explore the sport the chance without the large investment often associated.
The Wisconsin Football Coach's Association All-star game is a time for players to show what they can do one more time before college football camp begins. Saturday, July 31, 2010
Oregon Youth Baseball had to battle more than heat and humidty during the annual tournament. With torrential downpours on Thursday and fields being unplayable throughout the weekend, the clean up looked impossible. After pumping 50,000 gallons of water at the Freshman Field in Jaycee Park, more rain caused th field to refill. Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Oregon’s Youth Baseball tournament lacks the space for a facility, and the event will be held in Brooklyn and Fitchburg along with Oregon’s fields. To try and help baseball grow in the town, the money made from the event will go into a fund for a baseball complex to increase the available space. Thursday, July 22, 2010
The Oregon Soccer Internationale tournament has been a big draw for the local community in recent years, and it continued on a hot and humid weekend last Saturday and Sunday. Wednesday, July 14, 2010
The Oregon Senior Legion team had a tough week. They fell behind against Verona last Thursday and Stoughton on Monday, but the offense had the chances to take the momemtum both times. Monday, July 12, 2010
Anthony interviews a few local teams and shows video footage of the Oregon Soccer Internationale tournament held at Jaycee Park, Oregon High School and Oregon Middle School on July 10-11.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Oregon Fire U14 girls and Oregon Cyclones U17 boys picked up wins in their opening games, and day one of the Oregon Soccer Internationale brought out parents and fans from all over Wisconsin.
The atmosphere even had a World Cup feel, with fans playing on their vuvuzelas in support of their teams. Saturday, July 10, 2010
“The original thoughts behind the tournament was to showcase soccer in the community and to expose the public with the number of teams that come down,” said soccer tournament director Wayne Mixdorf.
The tournament will be broken up into different age groups and follow the Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) rules.
In a sloppy third and fourth inning, Verona scored eight runs, only three being earned, and Oregon's comeback momentum, after pulling to within one run in the second, was taken away.
Oregon head coach Jake Soule had a meeting with his team afterwards, and he wasn't happy with the effort in a 14-3 loss in six innings. Friday, July 02, 2010
Senior Kelsey Smith still remembers the frigid January day she left Wisconsin for her official visit to the University of North Florida in Jacksonville. Friday, July 02, 2010
The "energy" Jake Soule talks about entails the team's attitude towards every facet of the game – defense, hitting or pitching. Oregon showed what happens when the facets are used properly in a 1-1 week.
Oregon’s offense hasn’t been the problem in the beginning of the Senior Legion season. They scored 21 runs in three games last week, and they only have one win to show for it. Saturday, June 26, 2010
Oregon head coach Dave Freitag called Verona “the best hitting team we’ve faced all season.” Last Thursday, it certainly looked that way as the the visiting Panthers fell 14-7 to the Wildcats, who pounded out 12 hits. Saturday, June 12, 2010
