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OSAA Boys Basketball Championships OSAA Boys Basketball Championships State Champions and 2nd Place Teams Year Class State Champion (W-L) Coach 2nd Place (W-L) Coach Score Site 1919 --- Lincoln (14-0) George Dewey Salem (12-5) Philip “Red” Schott 27-14 Eugene 1920 --- Salem (12-2) Philip “Red” Schott Lincoln (N/A) Kenneth Irle 12-11 Salem 1921 --- Franklin (17-1) Colton Meek Salem (15-2) Paul Hendricks 26-19 Salem 1922 --- Ashland (13-2) Walter Hughes Pendleton (13-4) Richard Hanley 45-22 Salem 1923 --- University (13-2) T.W. McFadden Astoria (11-1) Martin Nelson 28-25 Salem 1924 --- Medford (15-3) Prink Callison Eugene (15-2) Earle E. Leslie 21-15 Salem 1925 --- Salem (23-5) Hollis Huntington Franklin (20-2) Colton Meek 20-12 Salem 1926 --- Salem (22-3) Hollis Huntington Eugene (15-5) R.G. “Bob” Brown 33-15 Salem 1927 --- Eugene (18-2) R.G. “Bob” Brown Salem (22-2) Hollis Huntington 25-19 Salem 1928 --- Washington (23-3) Eldon Jenne Medford (15-4) Prink Callison 27-23 Salem 1929 --- Medford (13-6) Prink Callison Astoria (17-5) John Warren 35-14 Salem 1930 --- Astoria (22-4) John Warren Salem (15-11) Hollis Huntington 32-17 Salem 1931 --- Pendleton (20-4) Fritz Cramer Salem (22-4) Hollis Huntington 31-29 Salem 1932 --- Astoria (29-4) John Warren Salem (24-8) Hollis Huntington 32-29 Salem 1933 --- Salem (17-8) Hollis Huntington Lincoln (17-6) David Wright 32-28 Salem 1934 --- Astoria (39-4) John Warren Klamath Union (21-3) Dwight French 24-13 Willamette University, Salem 1935 --- Astoria (40-4) John Warren Jefferson (21-4) Leonard Gehrke 46-26 Salem 1936 A Corvallis (27-3) Mush Torson Franklin (21-9) Charles “Chappie” King 34-20 Salem B Bellfountain (22-3) Ken Litchfield Myrtle Creek (26-5) Thomas Ireland 31-22 1937 A Bellfountain (24-2) Bill Lemmon Lincoln (N/A) David Wright 35-21 Salem B Bellfountain (24-2) Bill Lemmon Chiloquin (18-3) Guy Campbell 39-21 1938 A Baker (28-5) George “Stub” Allison Amity (25-5) Orile Robbins 27-18 Salem B Amity (25-5) Orile Robbins Chiloquin (22-3) Guy Campbell 26-21 1939 A Salem (22-5) Harold Hauk Medford (23-4) Russell Acheson 34-26 Salem B Oakridge (28-3) Virgil Kingsley Butte Falls (18-5) Kenneth Schilling 38-26 1940 A Salem (26-5) Harold Hauk Pendleton (24-5) W.G. Ledbetter 36-30 Salem B Monroe (20-8) Clayton James Butte Falls (21-4) Kenneth Schilling 42-38 (OT) 1941 A Astoria (26-7) Wally Palmberg Salem (22-7) Harold Hauk 35-32 (OT) Salem B Westport (24-1) Ted Stensland Corbett (15-11) L.M. Emerson 42-35 1942 A Astoria (24-8) Wally Pamberg Corvallis (18-7) Frank Ramsey 34-22 Salem B Butte Falls (18-0) Bill Emigh Westport (20-4) Ted Stensland 39-28 1943 A Klamath Union (20-2) Wayne Scott Baker (27-3) Ted Sarpoloa 52-28 Salem B Warrenton (15-3) Romeyn Adams Harrisburg (17-2) Ray Warren 20-19 1944 A Ashland (21-8) Al Simpson Bend (17-10) Claude Cook 55-35 Salem B Powers (N/A) Elwin Fry Pleasant Hill (26-6) T.P. Otto 53-25 1945 A Washington (26-2) Ted Schopf Oregon City (24-4) Dan Jones 51-41 Salem B Clatskanie (21-1) George Sindburg Reedsport (15-5) Jack Flug 29-26 1946 A Eugene (25-7) Hank Kuchera Washington (21-4) Harold Hatton 52-27 Salem B Reedsport (23-2) Jack Flug North Powder (25-8) Lowell Fuller 42-32 1947 A Marshfield (25-8) Bill Borcher Klamath Union (25-7) Wayne Scott 51-49 McArthur Court, Eugene B Pleasant Hill (22-2) T.P. Otto Union (29-5) John Comisky 33-32 Arlington HS 1948 A Corvallis (27-4) Fred Osborn Salem (26-8) Harold Hauk 47-43 McArthur Court, Eugene B Jacksonville (21-3) Donald Kingsley Monmouth (24-6) Bud Gronquist 48-33 Arlington HS 1949 A Roosevelt (24-6) Rollie Rourke Marshfield (32-7) Bill Borcher 62-50 McArthur Court, Eugene B Union (28-3) John Cominsky Alsea (14-6) Chuck Stevenson 50-40 Union HS 1950 A Salem (26-5) Harold Hauk Grants Pass (28-4) Hank Anderson 34-28 McArthur Court, Eugene B Rogue River (21-2) Millard Webb Alsea (16-7) Chuck Stevenson 38-34 Astoria HS www.osaa.org/archives OSAA Boys Basketball Championships State Champions and 2nd Place Teams Year Class State Champion (W-L) Coach 2nd Place (W-L) Coach Score Site 1951 A Jefferson (16-10) George Hibbard Klamath Union (23-4) Paul McCall 66-56 McArthur Court, Eugene B Phoenix (19-5) Jack Woodward Powers (22-5) Merritt Kelsay 50-44 Willamette University, Salem 1952 A Lincoln (24-3) Jim Partlow Central Catholic (27-2) Bob Mulder 66-44 McArthur Court, Eugene B Rogue River (25-3) Myndret C. Busack Knappa (22-7) Howard Kauffman 61-50 Willamette University, Salem 1953 A Marshfield (29-2) Bruce Hoffine Eugene (23-6) Hank Kuchera 62-59 McArthur Court, Eugene B Echo (30-0) George Delap Elgin (21-8) Calvin Pace 57-42 Willamette University, Salem 1954 A Milwaukie (27-1) Wayne Sturdivant Eugene (24-5) Hank Kuchera 52-44 McArthur Court, Eugene B Harrisburg (22-2) Mel Larkin Ione (25-1) Russell DeBondt 69-63 Willamette University, Salem 1955 A Eugene (26-3) Hank Kuchera Medford (26-2) Frank Roelandt 72-56 McArthur Court, Eugene B Knappa (26-2) Howard Kauffman Malin (23-5) Jim Conroy 46-45 Willamette University, Salem 1956 A-1 Franklin (22-4) Mel Krause Medford (20-6) Frank Roelandt 73-60 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 St. Helens (24-3) Ed Rooney Ontario (22-3) George Keil 75-64 South Salem HS B Malin (28-1) Jim Conroy Echo (24-4) George DeLap 80-57 Baker HS 1957 A-1 Lincoln (22-4) Wayne Sturdivant Central Catholic (23-3) Joe Brugato 44-42 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Scappoose (24-3) Jim Kaber Madras (23-1) Ole Johnson 58-51 South Salem HS B Elkton (25-0) Carl Grimsrud Echo (24-3) Norman Bergstrom 65-40 Bend HS 1958 A-1 Klamath Union (25-1) Don Megale Grant (25-1) Paul McCall 52-47 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Dallas (18-7) Gordon Kunke St. Francis (22-4) Jim Souza 46-42 South Salem HS B Star of the Sea (25-2) Dale Andrich Jefferson (23-4) Oral Lee 40-35 Pendleton Armory 1959 A-1 Franklin (22-5) Don Peterson Marshfield (16-10) Bruce Hoffine 58-52 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 McLoughlin (22-8) Russell DeBondt Newport (22-5) Ted Johnson 72-60 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Pilot Rock (23-5) Don Humphries Mapleton (19-8) James Dixon 48-46 Bend HS 1960 A-1 Medford (23-3) Frank Roelandt Marshfield (22-3) Bruce Hoffine 63-58 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 St. Francis (17-9) Jim Souza Willamina (18-6) Tom Cowan 51-40 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Malin (26-3) Bob Graham Powers (25-3) Robert Bushnell 63-54 Baker HS 1961 A-1 Klamath Union (23-3) Dean White Medford (20-6) Frank Roelandt 66-64 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Madras (25-1) Ole Johnson Coquille (19-5) Paul Greig 63-62 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Lowell (24-3) Dick Garrett Ione (22-2) Charles Hudson 52-49 Bend HS 1962 A-1 Grants Pass (18-8) Gordon Prehm Marshfield (22-4) Bruce Hoffine 62-54 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Pleasant Hill (19-2) Jack Walton Madras (18-7) Vern Samples 67-53 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Alsea (23-2) John Abell Colton (23-5) Dave Clark 59-36 Baker HS 1963 A-1 North Eugene (25-1) Mel Krause Tigard (21-5) Don Porter 67-58 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Central (24-1) Don Stensland Coquille (16-7) Paul Greig 64-62 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Lowell (25-1) Dick Garrett Powder Valley (24-8) Jack McGoldrick 55-41 Bend HS 1964 A-1 Parkrose (23-3) Bob Frantz South Eugene (21-5) Hank Kuchera 67-47 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Elmira (26-1) Don McCluskey North Catholic (24-3) Amand Martinotti 79-53 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Elkton (25-0) Carl Grimsrud McEwen (25-4) James Nibler 56-52 Pendleton Armory 1965 A-1 Klamath Union (22-4) Al Keck Sunset (22-4) John Wyttenberg 44-42 McArthur Court, Eugene A-2 Pleasant Hill (24-0) Paul Jackson Dayton (25-3) Earl McKinney 79-67 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Elkton (25-0) Carl Grimsrud Prairie City (25-3) Don Persinger 62-45 Pendleton Armory 1966 A-1 North Eugene (21-5) Barney Holland Sunset (19-9) John Wyttenberg 60-42 Memorial Coliseum, Portland A-2 Coquille (26-0) Paul Greig Nestucca (23-2) Barry Adams 48-45 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Knappa (22-3) Paul Herbst Colton (24-2) Dave Clark 55-44 Pendleton Armory 1967 A-1 David Douglas (24-3) Truman Osborn Jesuit (23-4) Gordon Carrigan 53-52 Memorial Coliseum, Portland A-2 Reedsport (23-1) Duane Brady Stayton (24-1) Don Carey 67-59 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Powers (23-0) Maurice Ray Wallowa (21-7) Page Dulaney 83-59 Pendleton Armory 1968 A-1 McNary (21-6) Mike Doherty Lake Oswego (21-3) Sonny Long 44-42 Memorial Coliseum, Portland A-2 Sutherlin (20-5) Gary Olson Pleasant Hill (22-5) Phil Roth 72-64 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Powers (23-2) Royce Kiser Knappa (20-7) Tom Johnson 76-60 Pendleton Armory 1969 A-1 Grant (26-1) Ed Rooney Madison (23-4) Butch Kimpton 52-47 Memorial Coliseum, Portland A-2 Creswell (24-2) Harland Towne Sutherlin (25-2) Gary Olson 100-91 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Elkton (22-3) Carl Grimsrud Elgin (17-6) James Anderson 52-49 Pendleton Armory 1970 A-1 Corvallis (26-0) Glen Kinney Jesuit (23-4) Gordon Carrigan 83-70 Memorial Coliseum, Portland A-2 Madras (23-4) Fred Sandgren Knappa (19-8) Tom Johnson 87-69 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay B Wallowa (26-2) Page Dulaney Mohawk (21-5) Joe Halbert 65-41 Pendleton Armory 1971 AAA Benson (26-2) Dick Gray Grant (22-5) Ed Rooney 57-53 Memorial Coliseum, Portland AA Stayton (27-1) Don Carey Rainier (24-2) Dan Wheatley 52-42 McArthur Court, Eugene www.osaa.org/archives OSAA Boys Basketball Championships State Champions and 2nd Place Teams Year Class State Champion (W-L) Coach 2nd Place (W-L) Coach Score Site A Knappa (26-3) Tom Johnson Pilot Rock (24-4) Ken Kramer 53-51 Pendleton Armory 1972 AAA Jefferson (26-1) Jack Bertell Baker (19-7) Gary Hammond 59-52 Memorial Coliseum, Portland AA Scappoose (23-3) Jack Cleghorn Stayton (20-7) Don Carey 44-42 McArthur Court, Eugene A Wallowa (22-6) Page Dulaney Pilot Rock (24-4) Ken Kramer 73-65 Pendleton Armory 1973 AAA Benson (26-1) Dick Gray Roseburg (24-2) Stew Robertson 60-45 Memorial Coliseum, Portland AA Scappoose (23-4) Jack Cleghorn Madras (17-9) Fred Sandgren 56-52 McArthur Court, Eugene A Enterprise (27-1) Dick Quinn Waldport (27-1) Royce Kiser 65-56 Pendleton Armory 1974 AAA Benson (25-2) Dick Gray North Eugene (22-4) Barney Holland 49-44 Memorial Coliseum, Portland AA Cascade (26-1) Wayne Gilman Rainier (21-5) Dan Wheatley 56-50 McArthur Court, Eugene A Santiam (22-4) O.B.
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