The annual Coast Classic wrestling tournament is Friday and Saturday at North Bend High School.

North Bend’s Neal Walter was crowned champion in the season-opening Battle at the Border wrestling tournament, which also included Marshfield among 16 schools.

Marshfield senior Alex Garcia-Silver finished 17th in the championship race of the Nike Cross Nationals on Saturday at Glendoveer Golf Course in Portland.

Bandon and Coquille played another thrilling contest on Saturday in Coquille’s annual tournament, with the Tigers knocking down clutch free throws in the fourth quarter for a 44-42 victory.

The annual Mac’s Run, the final race in the 2022 calendar for the South Coast Running Club, is Saturday, Dec. 10, starting at Sunset Bay State Park.

Oakland High School followed its league title in football with a state championship, opening a 34-6 lead on the way to a 46-32 win over Weston-McEwen on Nov. 26 at Hillsboro Stadium in the Class 2A title game.

The Southwestern Oregon Community College women’s and men’s basketball teams each won two of their three games at basketball tournaments during the holiday weekend.

Marshfield High School honored its top student-athletes from the fall sports season during an awards ceremony Monday.

Gold Beach and Bandon each had multiple players named to the first team while Oakland dominated voting for the Valley Coast Conference after winning the league title and advancing to the state title game.

Coquille had a pair of players named to the Far West League’s first team in volleyball after claiming the league title with a perfect record.

Andreas Villanueva shared both top awards for Myrtle Point’s football division in voting by the coaches.

Marshfield dominated the all-league honors for the Sky-Em League after winning the league title with a  perfect mark and then going on to win its first volleyball state championship.

Myrtle Point’s run in the eight-player football playoffs came to an end Saturday when top-ranked St. Paul beat the Bobcats 46-22 at Cottage Grove High School.

The Southwestern Oregon Community College men’s basketball team won its first two games over the weekend, beating Fraser Valley College 98-56 and the Simpson University JV team 92-57 at Umpqua Community College.

Andrew Kimbell and Kyle Grant teamed to win the Bandon City Best Ball Open, a two-day tournament at Bandon Crossings Golf Course.

Winter practice started this week for high school sports in Oregon as athletes in basketball, wrestling and swimming gear up for their upcoming seasons.

Local drivers won the season titles in several divisions on the oval dirt track at Coos Bay Speedway for the 2022 racing year.

The Southwestern Oregon Community College soccer programs enjoyed a tremendous fall, both earning spots in the postseason, with the men winning their first playoff game before being eliminated one match from the NWAC final four.

Marshfield’s Alex Garcia-Silver finished fifth, and third among Oregon runners in the NXR Northwest Regional cross country championships on Saturday.

Powers came up one game short of the first-ever OSAA-sanctioned six-player championship game when the Cruisers fell to the combined Spray/Mitchell/Wheeler team 55-19 in the semifinals Saturday at Wilsonville High School.

Myrtle Point avenged one of its losses from the regular season Friday to reach the eight-man football semifinals.

The semifinal football game for Powers in the Class 1A six-player division on Saturday will be played at Wilsonville High School in the Portland area.

Coquille’s middle school girls cross country team just missed out on winning the title in the prestigious Stumptown Youth XC Championships, held on Oct. 30 at Western Oregon University.

The girls soccer teams from North Bend and Marshfield were eliminated from the Class 4A playoffs with first-round losses on the road last Wednesday.

EUGENE — Marshfield senior Alex Garcia-Silver matched the feat of the school’s greatest distance running legend and also stamped his name in the state history books Saturday.

Powers surged into the Class 1A six-player football semifinals, dominating visiting Eddyville 59-6 on Saturday.

The South Coast’s two football state champions from last fall — Marshfield and Coquille — both were eliminated in first-round matches on the road Friday. Bandon also lost on the road.

Marshfield’s volleyball team had a target on its back almost all season with the top ranking in Class 4A.

The best season ever for the combined Coquille and Myrtle Point boys soccer team ended with a home playoff loss to Riverside on Tuesday in the Class 3A-2A-1A second round.

A trio of Coos County football teams open the playoffs on the road Friday night, while two others have home games Saturday as the postseason begins.

For the first time in school history, Marshfield’s girls have advanced to the soccer state playoffs.

Marshfield’s Alex Garcia-Silver won the Sky-Em League cross country title Thursday, but it was Gavin Stovall who was the most important runner for the Pirates as a team.

Top-ranked Marshfield rolled past La Grande in three quick sets to advance to the Class 4A volleyball tournament this weekend at Springfield High School.

The future of girls cross country on the South Coast appears bright, especially after a trio of girls from Coquille and North Bend posted three of the five fastest times ever recorded on the district course at Tugman State Park in Lakeside.

For the first time, the combined Coquille and Myrtle Point boys soccer team is league champions.

Myrtle Point's High School volleyball team gets a warm send off to their State Tournament against Adrian.

Marshfield’s volleyball team will host La Grande as the top-ranked Pirates try to advance to the Class 4A state tournament.

The regular season for football wraps up Friday night, with several South Coast teams trying to solidify playoff positions.

North Bend’s girls soccer team beat Marshfield 3-0 at Pete Susick Stadium in the regular-season finale on Thursday to finish second in the Sky-Em League and clinch a home game in the Class 4A play-in round.

The Powers football team capped a perfect regular season Friday with a 52-6 win over Riddle.

Berths to the state cross country meet will be on the line for the various South Coast schools in a big day of district meets at Lane Community College on Thursday, Oct. 26.

Marshfield’s volleyball team capped a perfect season in the Sky-Em League by beating crosstown rival North Bend on Tuesday night.

North Bend’s volleyball team lost its tiebreaker match with Marist Catholic in the Sky-Em League last week, but still hosts a game Tuesday night in the Class 4A play-in round.

Myrtle Point’s volleyball team got its biggest win of the season Tuesday, beating host Powers 25-21, 25-20, 25-16 in the Skyline League playoffs to advance to the league tournament Saturday at Marshfield High School and clinch a spot in the Class 1A playoffs.

Coquille’s volleyball team capped a perfect run through the Far West League by sweeping host South Umpqua on Tuesday.

The combined Coquille-Myrtle Point boys soccer team continued its strong run in Class 3A-2A-1A District 4 on Tuesday, beating host South Umpqua 2-0 to pull closer to a possible district title.

North Bend’s boys finished second in the Country Fair cross country meet at Elmira on Saturday.

The Coquille-Myrtle Point boys soccer team picked up another big victory on Wednesday, completing a season sweep of Gold Beach with a 2-1 win over the host Panthers.