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EUGENE — Marley Petrey started and ended the meet with a state title for Bandon and the Tigers took home the biggest trophy, too, winning the Class 2A crown at Hayward Field on Friday night.

EUGENE — Before last year, Coquille had never won a state title in a girls team sport. Now the Red Devils have two in a row in track and field.

EUGENE — Alex Garcia-Silver beat the clock on Friday at the Class 4A state track meet at Hayward Field, running by himself the entire way in the 3,000 meters and breaking the meet record with a time of 8 minutes, 31.08 seconds.

Three South Coast golfers were runners-up in their respective state tournaments last week and Bandon’s boys also earned a team trophy in the Class 3A-2A-1A event.

EUGENE — Coquille had a pair of champions during a big day in the field events at the Class 3A state track meet at Hayward Field in Eugene on Thursday and took the team lead heading into the final day of the meet.

North Bend and Marshfield both qualified a number of athletes for this week’s Class 4A state track meet in Eugene by placing first or second at the district meet in North Bend over the weekend.

CLASS 4A: Marshfield will host Astoria in a first-round game Tuesday after winning the Sky-Em League in dramatic fashion with a doubleheader sweep of North Bend last week.

The Marshfield High School Equestrian team sent a message early on that they are the team to beat! The team started their season in February and ended their first meet with individual placings totaling 438 points and total team points equaling 620.

North Bend freshman Raegan Farm was singles champion in the Class 4A-3A-2A-1A District 3 meet at North Bend on Friday and the Bulldogs also qualified a doubles team for state.

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EUGENE — Marley Petrey started and ended the meet with a state title for Bandon and the Tigers took home the biggest trophy, too, winning the Class 2A crown at Hayward Field on Friday night.

EUGENE — Before last year, Coquille had never won a state title in a girls team sport. Now the Red Devils have two in a row in track and field.

EUGENE — Alex Garcia-Silver beat the clock on Friday at the Class 4A state track meet at Hayward Field, running by himself the entire way in the 3,000 meters and breaking the meet record with a time of 8 minutes, 31.08 seconds.

Three South Coast golfers were runners-up in their respective state tournaments last week and Bandon’s boys also earned a team trophy in the Class 3A-2A-1A event.

EUGENE — Coquille had a pair of champions during a big day in the field events at the Class 3A state track meet at Hayward Field in Eugene on Thursday and took the team lead heading into the final day of the meet.

North Bend and Marshfield both qualified a number of athletes for this week’s Class 4A state track meet in Eugene by placing first or second at the district meet in North Bend over the weekend.

CLASS 4A: Marshfield will host Astoria in a first-round game Tuesday after winning the Sky-Em League in dramatic fashion with a doubleheader sweep of North Bend last week.

The Marshfield High School Equestrian team sent a message early on that they are the team to beat! The team started their season in February and ended their first meet with individual placings totaling 438 points and total team points equaling 620.

North Bend freshman Raegan Farm was singles champion in the Class 4A-3A-2A-1A District 3 meet at North Bend on Friday and the Bulldogs also qualified a doubles team for state.

North Bend, Marshfield and Bandon all had good days in the annual Wally Ciochetti Invitational at Cottage Grove on Friday, the final event before this weekend’s district competitions.

Southwestern Oregon Community College baseball coach David Deutschman reached a milestone with his 100th career win when the Lakers took both games of an NWAC South Region doubleheader on Thursday against visiting Linn-Benton.

SWOCC suffered its first league loss of the season Tuesday May 2nd, but bounced back Saturday to sweep Centralia 8-0 and 10-1 and clinch the South Region championship.

Exhausted runners wore big smiles as they crossed through the Roseburg to Coos Bay Relay Race finish line. Spectators and race organizers cheered and rang cowbells in support of the athletes who finished the relay at the Coos Bay History Museum on Saturday evening, April 22.

North Bend’s boys and Coquille’s girls easily won the team races at the annual Coos County Meet at Marshfield High School on Friday and Marshfield’s Alex Garcia-Silver broke a longstanding meet record.

The Southwestern Oregon Community College baseball team is fourth in the NWAC South Region standings after sweeping doubleheaders against Chemeketa both Thursday and Friday.

North Bend’s Jason Padgett had a big day on the track in the Roseburg Big Foot Pepsi Jim Robinson Twilight Invitational on Saturday, winning both the 100 and 200 meters. Marshfield’s Bodey Lutes also was a double-winner in the 400 and 800.

Barview Area Charleston Area Parks Association announced they are hosting a golf tournament at the Coos Bay Golf Club - 93884 Coos Sumner Lane, Coos Bay. The event is set May 13 and  registration starts at 7 a.m., with a shotgun start at 9 a.m.

Coquille’s girls dominated the annual Coquille Twilight Meet on Friday, rolling up wins in most of the field events on the way to 199.5 points.

Marshfield’s Kate Miles was named co-most valuable player of the Sky-Em League by the league’s coaches after the senior led the Pirates to a share of the league title with Marist Catholic.

Trinidy Blanton and Callie Millet won two events each for Coquille and the Red Devils took 11 of the 17 events overall for the girls in the six-school Siuslaw Icebreaker meet on Thursday.

Myrtle Point’s Mason Detzler and Andreas Villanueva and Marshfield’s Qwentyn Petty, Daphne Scriven and Alyrian Covey won two events each and Pirate Bodey Lutes had a blazing time in his season-opening 400 meters at the Marshfield Icebreaker track meet Tuesday.

Luke Rector of North Bend won the annual Run of Two Cities, held recently in Coos Bay and North Bend, with a time of 46 minutes and 23 seconds for the challenging 10-kilometer course.