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2017 OSAA 5A-1A Football Program 5A-1A Football November 18 & 25, 2017 VALUE THAT GETS BETTER BY THE MILE. OUR PROMISE INCLUDES PEACE OF MIND TIRE PROTECTION FREE LIFETIME TIRE & MILEAGE CARE • If a Tire is Damaged Beyond Repair, • Flat Tire Repairs We’ll Replace its Value. • Tire Rotations & Rebalancing • We Guarantee Our Work for the Life • Tire Pressure Checks of Your Tires. • Brake & Alignment Checks • Free Pre-Trip Safety Checks OSAA / U.S. BANK / LES SCHWAB TIRES STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Welcome! Welcome to the OSAA / U.S. Bank / Les On behalf of U.S. Bank, welcome to today's Schwab Tires State Championships! Oregon School Activities Association state championship! Teamwork. At the OSAA we believe high school activities Responsibility. provide opportunities for young people to We believe in building strong communities Accomplishment. receive a well‐rounded education that where we live and work. One way we challenges both mind and body. These demonstrate this commitment in Oregon is Whether students are shooting for the hoop, opportunities enrich and expand our by supporting OSAA programs, which marching in time or aiming for the end zone, students’ school experience and help them promote leadership, teamwork and they are practicing skills that will serve them become contributing members of society. sportsmanship in young people. Since 1984, well in school, on the job and in life. U.S. Bank has been proud to support the Participation in activities teaches students OSAA and its 290 member schools, with more At Les Schwab Tire Centers, we are proud of how to be part of something bigger than than four million dollars in contributions to the players and performers of the OSAA. We themselves; the meaning of respect for date. are also excited to celebrate our 16th year of themselves and others; and skills like grit, being a title sponsor. We believe in resilience, patience and the ability to We extend our congratulations to all of the supporting students as they learn about collaborate with peers. They also learn how participants, coaches, families and fans here commitment, hard work and serving the to fail and, more importantly, how to turn today. We look forward to our continued community — values the company believes adversity into success through effort. partnership with you in support of Oregon's in. young people Congratulations to students, coaches, schools Today, throughout the state there are 295 and communities who earned the right to Stacey Dodson high schools serving over 160,000 students. participate in this state championship! And a President, U.S. Bank These schools help provide valuable special thanks to U.S. Bank and Les Schwab Portland and Southwest Washington education for our youth both in and outside Tires for sharing our belief in the value of the classroom to help make Oregon a better high school activities through their continued place to live. Thank you for being here and financial commitment. Together, we remain for supporting our great young people. steadfast in our efforts to provide opportunities for students to experience Les Schwab, Doing the right thing matters. these valuable lessons. Thank you for your continued support of Oregon high school activities! Peter Weber Executive Director, OSAA OSAA / U.S. Bank / Les Schwab Tires State Championships WE BELIEVE IN CHANGING MORE THAN JUST TIRES. Our values aren’t just something we talk about, they’re something we act on. We are proud to be a title sponsor of the OSAA Football Championships! It’s a great way for them to grow and learn the same sense of hard work and integrity that makes our state, and Les Schwab, strong. www.LesSchwab.com OSAA EXECUTIVE BOARD Don Grotting Mark Hannan (Pres.) Krista Parent Superintendent Principal Superintendent David Douglas SD Silverton HS South Lane SD 6A 5A 4A 25200 SW Parkway Avenue, Suite 1 Wilsonville, OR 97070‐9616 www.osaa.org About the OSAA The OSAA is comprised of 290 member high schools representing more than 200 Oregon communities. A private non‐profit, board‐governed association, Tim France Jeff Clark (V.P.) Jack Henderson the OSAA is sanctioned by the Oregon State Board of Education and is a Principal Principal Superintendent member of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS). Willamina HS Oakland HS Dufur SD 3A 2A 1A It’s History The OSAA began in 1918 when administrators from 36 schools recognized a need for an organization to coordinate and regulate high school interscholastic competition. Thus the Oregon State High School Athletic Association was formed. The name was changed in 1947 to reflect the inclusion of activities outside of traditional athletics. Mission Statement The mission of the OSAA is to serve member schools by providing leadership and state coordination for the conduct of interscholastic activities, which will enrich the educational experiences of high school students. The OSAA will Mark Witty Heidi Sipe Sherry Duerst-Higgins work to promote interschool activities that provide equitable participation Superintendent Superintendent School Board Umatilla SD opportunities, positive recognition and learning experiences to students, Baker SD Lane County ESD 6A/5A/4A At-Large 3A/2A/1A At-Large OSBA while enhancing the achievement of educational goals. What the OSAA Does Much like the NCAA at the collegiate level, the OSAA regulates the eligibility and competition of all high school students in the state. This includes everything from determining which league a school will compete in to sponsoring and administering state championships. Funding As a private, non‐profit organization, the OSAA does not receive any state funding. Revenue is generated from three sources: school membership fees, state championship gate receipts and corporate sponsors. Mark Horak Mary Lou Boderman John Beck Athletic Director Coordinator Music & Coach OSAA Activities West Linn HS Drama Crater HS OADA Salem-Keizer SD OACA The OSAA sponsors 116 state championships for students competing Activities in 19 interscholastic activities: Fall Cross Country, Volleyball, Soccer, Football Winter Cheerleading, Wrestling, Swimming, Basketball, Dance/Drill Spring Speech, Solo Music, Choir, Band/Orchestra Golf, Tennis, Track & Field, Softball, Baseball Jack Folliard Executive Director OAOA POP QUIZ: Why do top athletes drink milk? a ) Nutrients b ) Protein c ) Fueling and refueling d ) Performance e ) Hydration Learn how milk makes the grade at: osaa.org/health-safety OSAA Football Championships State Champions Past 10 Years (see www.osaa.org/archives for a complete list of all-time state champions) Year Class Champion (W-L) Coach 2nd Place (W-L) Coach Score Site 2006 6A Jesuit (12-0) Ken Potter Southridge (8-5) Brad Mastrud 56-7 Autzen Stadium, Eugene 5A Corvallis (11-1) Chris McGowan West Albany (12-1) Randy Nyquist 17-14 (3 OT) Autzen Stadium, Eugene 4A Siuslaw (12-0) Tim Dodson Sisters (12-1) Bob Macauley 21-14 (OT) Autzen Stadium, Eugene 3A Nyssa (12-2) Rob Kassebaum Santiam Christian (12-2) Steve Woods 7-6 Autzen Stadium, Eugene 2A Cascade Christian (11-2) Andy Maurer Bonanza (11-2) Kyle Petrik 27-18 Autzen Stadium, Eugene 1A Dufur (11-2) Jack Henderson Perrydale (10-3) D. Dugan / 38-20 Autzen Stadium, Eugene Chris Gubrud 2007 6A Sheldon (13-1) Marty Johnson Tualatin (9-4) Craig Hastin 28-14 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 5A West Albany (14-0) Randy Nyquist Glencoe (11-3) Tim Duvall 34-7 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 4A Marist (12-2) Rory Rosenbach Sisters (13-1) Bob Macauley 36-28 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 3A Gold Beach (14-0) Kevin Swift Vale (10-3) Jeff Jacobs 42-0 Hillsboro Stadium 2A Culver (13-1) Kurt Davis Heppner (10-3) Greg Grant 10-6 Hillsboro Stadium 1A Mohawk (13-0) Laric Cook Imbler (12-1) Lee Lowe 22-16 Hillsboro Stadium 2008 6A Southridge (12-2) Brad Mastrud Lake Oswego (12-1) Steve Coury 35-21 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 5A West Albany (14-0) Randy Nyquist Thurston (12-1) Justin Starck 35-28 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 4A Astoria (14-0) Howard Rub Banks (11-3) Ben Buchanan 19-11 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 3A Grant Union (13-0) Monty Nash Gold Beach (12-2) Kevin Swift 28-14 Hillsboro Stadium 2A Knappa (12-1) Aaron Thornton Culver (11-2) Kurt Davis 20-6 Hillsboro Stadium 1A Imbler (11-1) Lee Lowe Joseph (11-2) Rusty Eschler 48-36 Hillsboro Stadium 2009 6A Sheldon (14-0) Marty Johnson Jesuit (12-2) Ken Potter 50-43 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 5A Hillsboro (13-1) Ken Ingram Jefferson (9-5) Anthony Stoudamire 20-6 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 4A Marist (14-0) Frank Geske Baker (11-2) David Johnson 55-16 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 3A Amity (13-0) Joel Magill Rainier (11-3) Thor Ware 51-16 Hillsboro Stadium 2A Scio (14-0) Kyle Braa Kennedy (9-5) Randy Traeger 14-7 Hillsboro Stadium 1A St. Paul (14-0) Tony Smith Imbler (11-1) Lee Lowe 38-34 Hillsboro Stadium 2010 6A Aloha (13-1) Chris Casey Tualatin (13-1) Rob Hastin 34-13 Reser Stadium, Corvallis 5A Sherwood (13-0) Greg Lawrence Marist (12-1) Frank Geske 26-23 (OT) Hillsboro Stadium 4A Baker (12-1) David Johnson Douglas (11-3) Joe Polamalu 34-20 Hillsboro Stadium 3A Rainier (11-3) Thor Ware Santiam Christian (13-1) David Lange 40-26 Hillsboro Stadium 2A Scio (14-0) Kyle Braa Gold Beach (9-4) Kevin Swift 46-8 Liberty HS, Hillsboro 1A St. Paul (15-0) ^ Tony Smith Camas Valley (12-2) Eli Wolfe 22-8 Liberty HS, Hillsboro ^ Win total includes two forfeit victories of games not contested on the field 2011 6A Lake Oswego (14-0) Steve Coury Sheldon (13-1) Lane Johnson 47-14 Jeld-Wen Field, Portland 5A Mountain View (12-1) Steve Turner Sherwood (13-1) Greg Lawrence 14-13 Hillsboro Stadium 4A La Salle Prep (14-0)
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