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OSAA Member Schools by County Updated 6/22/2020 School OSAA Member Schools by County Updated 6/22/2020 School Classification County Region Phase 1 Initial Date Phase 2 Initial Date Baker High School 4A Baker EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Burnt River High School 1A Baker EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Huntington High School 1A Baker EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Pine Eagle High School 1A Baker EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Alsea High School 1A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Corvallis High School 5A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Crescent Valley High School 5A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Kings Valley Charter School 1A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Monroe High School 2A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Philomath High School 4A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Santiam Christian High School 3A Benton VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Canby High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Clackamas High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Colton High School 2A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Country Christian High School 1A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Damascus Christian High School 1A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Estacada High School 4A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Gladstone High School 4A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Grand View Christian Academy 1A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 La Salle Catholic College Preparatory 5A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Lake Oswego High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Lakeridge High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Milwaukie High School 5A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Milwaukie Academy of the Arts 3A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Molalla High School 4A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 North Clackamas Christian High School 1A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Oregon City High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Portland Waldorf School 1A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Putnam High School 5A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Sandy High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 St. Stephen's Academy 1A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 West Linn High School 6A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Wilsonville High School 5A Clackamas METRO 23-May-20 Astoria High School 4A Clatsop NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Jewell High School 1A Clatsop NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Knappa High School 2A Clatsop NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Seaside High School 4A Clatsop NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Warrenton High School 3A Clatsop NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Clatskanie High School 3A Columbia NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Rainier Jr/Sr High School 3A Columbia NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Scappoose High School 5A Columbia NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 St. Helens High School 5A Columbia NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Vernonia High School 2A Columbia NORTHWEST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Bandon High School 2A Coos COAST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Coquille High School 2A Coos COAST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Marshfield High School 4A Coos COAST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Myrtle Point High School 2A Coos COAST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 North Bend High School 5A Coos COAST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Powers High School 1A Coos COAST 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Crook County High School 5A Crook CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Brookings-Harbor High School 3A Curry COAST 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Gold Beach High School 2A Curry COAST 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Pacific High School 1A Curry COAST 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Bend Senior High School 6A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Cascades Academy 1A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Central Christian High School 1A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 La Pine High School 3A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Mountain View High School 6A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Redmond High School 5A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Ridgeview High School 5A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Sisters High School 4A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Summit High School 6A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Trinity Lutheran High School 1A Deschutes CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Camas Valley High School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Canyonville Academy 2A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Days Creek Charter School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Douglas High School 3A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Elkton Charter School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Glendale High School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Glide High School 2A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Milo Adventist Academy 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 North Douglas High School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Oakland High School 2A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 OSAA Member Schools by County Updated 6/22/2020 Reedsport Community Charter School 2A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Riddle High School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Roseburg High School 6A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 South Umpqua High School 3A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Sutherlin High School 3A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Umpqua Valley Christian High School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Yoncalla High School 1A Douglas SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Arlington Community Charter School 1A Gilliam EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Condon High School 1A Gilliam EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Dayville High School 1A Grant EASTERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Grant Union High School 2A Grant EASTERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Long Creek High School 1A Grant EASTERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Monument High School 1A Grant EASTERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Prairie City High School 1A Grant EASTERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Burns High School 3A Harney EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Crane Union High School 1A Harney EASTERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Hood River Valley High School 5A Hood River GORGE 15-May-20 19-Jun-20 Horizon Christian School 1A Hood River GORGE 15-May-20 19-Jun-20 Ashland High School 5A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Butte Falls High School 2A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Cascade Christian High School 3A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Crater High School 5A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Crater Lake Charter Academy 2A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Eagle Point High School 5A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 North Medford High School 6A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Phoenix High School 4A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Prospect Charter School 1A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Rogue River High School 2A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Rogue Valley Adventist Academy 1A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 South Medford High School 6A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 St. Mary's School 3A Jackson SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Culver High School 2A Jefferson CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Madras High School 4A Jefferson CENTRAL 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Grants Pass High School 6A Josephine SOUTHERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Hidden Valley High School 4A Josephine SOUTHERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Illinois Valley High School 2A Josephine SOUTHERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 New Hope Christian High School 1A Josephine SOUTHERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 North Valley High School 4A Josephine SOUTHERN 15-May-20 6-Jun-20 Bonanza High School 2A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Chiloquin High School 1A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Gilchrist High School 1A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Henley High School 4A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Hosanna Christian School 1A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Klamath Union High School 4A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Lost River High School 2A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Mazama High School 4A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Triad School 1A Klamath SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Lakeview High School 2A Lake SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 North Lake High School 1A Lake SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Paisley Charter School 1A Lake SOUTHERN 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Churchill High School 5A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Cottage Grove High School 4A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Creswell High School 3A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Crow High School 1A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Elmira High School 4A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Junction City High School 4A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Lowell High School 2A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Mapleton High School 1A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Marist Catholic High School 4A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 McKenzie High School 1A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Mohawk High School 1A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 North Eugene High School 5A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Oak Hill School 1A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Oakridge High School 2A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Pleasant Hill High School 3A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Sheldon High School 6A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Siuslaw High School 4A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 South Eugene High School 6A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Springfield High School 5A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Thurston High School 5A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Triangle Lake Charter School 1A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Willamette High School 5A Lane VALLEY 15-May-20 Eddyville Charter School 1A Lincoln COAST 15-May-20 Newport High School 4A Lincoln COAST 15-May-20 OSAA Member Schools by County Updated 6/22/2020 Siletz Valley Early College Academy 1A Lincoln COAST 15-May-20 Taft High School 3A Lincoln COAST 15-May-20 Toledo High School 2A Lincoln COAST 15-May-20 Waldport High School 2A Lincoln COAST 15-May-20 Central Linn High School 2A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 East Linn Christian Academy 2A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Harrisburg High School 3A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Lebanon High School 5A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Santiam High School 2A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Scio High School 3A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 South Albany High School 5A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 Sweet Home High School 4A Linn VALLEY 15-May-20 5-Jun-20 West Albany High School 5A Linn
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