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Alumni Center A-1 Chapel of Christ the Teacher F-4 Etzel Field C-2 Kenna Hall AFROTC G-1 Pilot House F-2 St. Mary’s Student Center F-4 AROTC D-3 Chiles Center D-1 Fields Hall B-2 Lund Family Hall C-1 Physical Plant D-4 Swindells Hall G-3 Bauccio Commons F-4 Clark Library E-2 Franz Hall E-3 Louisiana-Pacifc Romanaggi Hall F-3 Tyson Hall B-1 Beauchamp Recreation Clive Charles Soccer Haggerty Hall C-1 Tennis Center E-4 Saturday Academy B-2 University Bookstore F-2 & Wellness Center C-2 Complex E-1 Health & Counseling Center D-3 Mago Hunt Center D-2 Schoenfeldt Hall B-2 University Events B-2 Bell Tower F-3 Corrado Hall C-3 Holy Cross Court C-2 Mehling Hall D-3 Shiley Hall E-3 Villa Maria Hall C-4 Buckley Center F-3 Dundon-Berchtold Hall F-2 KDUP F-4 Orrico Hall D-3 Shipstad Hall F-1 Waldschmidt Hall G-3 Buckley Center Auditorium F-3 A B C D E F G N Willamette Blvd N Willamette Blvd Alumni Lund Family Hall 5826 Center 1 Varsity Sports Pru Pitch Practice Field Haggerty Hall Merlo Field N Monteith Ave Tyson Hall N McKenna Ave N Van HoutenN Van Ave N Portsmouth Ave Earle A. & Shipstad Hall Sand Virginia H. Chiles Court Center AFROTC N Warren St N Warren St Kenna Hall Schoenfeldt Hall Sand Court Court Beauchamp Recreation Clive Charles Soccer Complex Basketball & Wellness Center Praying Hands Fields Hall Memorial Christie Pilot House Hall 2 N Strong St University Bookstore University Dundon-Berchtold Hall Construction Zone 5618 Events Saturday Holy Cross Loading N Court Zone V Academy an Joe Etzel Only Ho uton Field Mago Hunt Pl N Portsmouth Ave Clark Library Center 5433 ADMISSIONS Buckley Waldschmidt Hall N McCosh St Center Auditorium Franz Hall Buckley Center Romanaggi Hall 3 Health & Counseling Franz River Campus Center Parking Lot Mehling Orrico Swindells Lewis & Clark N Blu Corrado Hall Hall Hall Hall Memorial ﬀ Bell St AROTC Tower Shiley Hall Chapel of Christ St. Mary’s the Teacher Student Center N Symbol Key Physical Bauccio Plant Commons Villa Maria Hall Louisiana-Pacifc Accessible Entrance Tennis Center KDUP 4 Accessible Entrance Commons with automatic door Terrace Admissions Information Basketball Blue Light Court R Café E Emergency Phone I V R E T T Electric Vehicle E Dining Services Parking Restricted Areas M Charging Station L A I L All other parking is general W Printing & Admission Visitor Trimet Bus Stop permitted parking unless Mailing Services otherwise posted 5 Reserved Parking Permits are required Public Safety Zipcar Location (“W” Permit Only) Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Faculty & Staﬀ (Permits) ADA Parking Ride Share Visitors with Passes Only.

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OSAA Girls Basketball Championships
OSAA Girls Basketball Championships State Champions and 2nd Place Teams Year Class Champion (W-L) Coach 2nd Place (W-L) Coach Score Site 1976 AAA South Salem (20-2) Roberta Perkins Wilson Stan Stanton 41-32 Lewis & Clark College, Portland AA Yamhill-Carlton (19-1) Greg Stiff Crook County Tim Huntley 43-40 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay A Scio (21-3) Kay Mayer Dayville Norman Hoffman 51-34 Pendleton Armory 1977 AAA Wilson (20-1) Stan Stanton St. Mary’s Kathy Kinyon 53-51 Lewis & Clark College, Portland AA Madras (25-2) Dave Wiles Rogue River Bill Willard 43-41 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay A Knappa (21-1) Renee Boak Mapleton Karen Cooper 40-39 Pendleton Armory B Long Creek (22-3) Harold Preston Paisley Maureen McElligott 45-23 Baker HS 1978 AAA Crescent Valley (24-1) Lyle Fagnan Hillsboro Dave Olmstead 54-51 Salem Armory AA Newport (24-1) Dick Mason Marist Karen & Paul Brothers 43-36 Marshfield HS, Coos Bay A Pilot Rock (23-2) Gail Scharfe Knappa Renee Boak 55-50 Pendleton Armory B Wheeler (21-3) Gail Thompson Paisley Maureen McElligott 54-50 Baker HS 1979 AAA Hillsboro (21-1) Dave Olmstead Dallas Kathy Voves 61-51 Salem Armory AA Crook County (19-0) Tim Huntley La Salle Jeff Gray 50-45 Salem Armory A Sacred Heart (27-1) Wendy Gray Pilot Rock Gail Scharfe 49-35 Pendleton Armory B Cove (23-2) Kathy Looslie Arlington Jim Turner 46-35 Baker HS 1980 AAA Hillsboro (21-1) Dave Olmstead St. Mary’s Kathy Kinyon 43-38 Salem Armory AA Henley (25-2) Dick Reiling La Salle Jeff Gray 39-36 Salem Armory A Corbett (17-6) Tom Anderson Pilot Rock Gail Scharfe 51-44 Pendleton Armory B Cove (19-4) John Ott Eddyville Steve Brattain 46-27 Baker HS 1981 AAA Marshall (26-0) Ken Trapp St.
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OSAA / OnPOINT COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION Basketball 6A Basketball State Championships Court University of Portland, Chiles Center S Parking Commons Terrace Parking permits required Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Parking LD KDUP Bauccio Offices Commons AROTC Admission Visitor Parking Tennis Center KBVM Louisiana-Pacific LD General - Students, Villa Maria Faculty and Staff with Parking St. Mary’s Chapel permits; Visitors with Physical Plant S Parking parking passes; Shiley Hall LD Event parking Bell Tower Faculty and Staff with permits; Visitors with Orrico Hall Mehling Hall Hall Swindells parking passes Corrado Hall RESERVED Parking only with LD S PParkingarking “W” permit 24 River Campus River CampusParking Parking Lot Lot hours a day, Hall Franz Hall Opening October 2014 all year Romanaggi Team & Spectator Parking Buckley Center N. McCosh St. Zipcar B.C. Ticketing / Spectator Entrance Hall Auditorium Location Clark Library Etzel Field Waldschmidt Mago Hunt Will Call Wheelchair Center Shuttle Drop Off & Pick Up LD Cash / VISA / MasterCard Only Holy Cross Accessible Courts **Running approximately EV S LD Entrances No Personal Checks every 15 minutes Designated Howard Hall N. Portsmouth Ave. Smoking Spectator Main Parking N. Strong St. Area Pilot Christie Hall House Parking Fields Hall LD Z Beauchamp Recreation & Wellness Center Chiles Under Construction Parking Opening August 2015 Parking N. Montieth Ave. N. Van Houten Ave. N. Van Schoenfeldt Hall Merlo Field LD S Prusynski Field Participant Entrance (Pru Pitch) Kenna Hall University Events Public Safety N. Warren St. AFROTC Offices Chiles Center S Shipstad Hall Haggerty Hall Tyson Hall LD Parking Alumni Relations Support Group Entrance 7-16-14 Bus Stop #44 Clive Charles Soccer Complex Bus Stop #44 Bus Stop #44 MAP A To I-5 N.
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