Oregon Sports News

Will Oregon Softball Have A Better Chance Making It To The Championships?

February 2, 2018 Talya Franco 1

University of Oregon softball has been one of the most successful programs for years now. They were the PAC-12 champions from 2013-2016. They have also competed in the Women’s College World Series the past few […]

For The Love Of GIF, We Can’t Trade Meyers Leonard

February 2, 2018 John Stupak Comments Off

As the NBA trade deadline nears, Portland Trail Blazers’ All-Star point guard Damian Lillard has practically labeled Ed Davis as untradeable. If Paul Allen is taking to heart the opinions of his franchise player, Davis […]

An Apology To The Seattle Seahawks

February 2, 2018 Tim Kearny Comments Off

I’m sorry, Seattle Seahawks. I’m sorry I was so hard on you the whole season because I wanted more wins and had gotten used to success. The last time the Seahawks were this bad they […]

Noah Dickerson Helps Open Way For Washington Huskies Tourney Bid

February 2, 2018 Sebastian Pycior Comments Off

Last night, the Washington Huskies were able to persevere over the Arizona State Sun Devils in a thrilling match on Montlake. Led by Noah Dickerson, the Huskies were able to overcome a chippy first half […]

How To Get More Out Of Your Workout Regime

February 2, 2018 Steven Salmon Comments Off

Maybe it’s the time of year when you want to start boosting your fitness, or perhaps you want to look at smart ways to get more out of the workout regime you already have. Whatever […]

Health And Fitness – How Technology Can Help You Keep Your 2018 Resolution

February 1, 2018 Herman Davis Comments Off

There’s something about the beginning of the year that makes us want to change for the better – mentally, physically, and spiritually. The turn of the year, along with the fact that the holidays typically […]

Fireside Sports With Casey Mabbott – Episode 37 – Super Bowl Preview And Predictions

January 31, 2018 Casey Mabbott Comments Off

In this special Super Bowl episode, Oregon Sports News Senior Writers Casey Mabbott and Bryant Knox discuss the Alex Smith trade, whether football should be an Olympic sport, how the Philadelphia Eagles will fare against […]

Outdoor Activities To Hone Your Physical And Mental Stamina

January 31, 2018 admin Comments Off

When the weather outside invites us to feel its bliss, it would be an absolute shame to sweat it out in the gym. Listed below are some outdoor activities which can help you break a […]

After Blake Griffin Trade, Portland Trail Blazers Must Have Eyes For DeAndre Jordan, Lou Williams

January 30, 2018 Bryant Knox Comments Off

The Los Angeles Clippers have been in the rumor mill for weeks now with DeAndre Jordan and Lou Williams seemingly up for grabs. That’s why it wasn’t the least bit shocking when they completed a […]

Portland Winterhawks Blazed Twice, But Come Soaring Back

January 30, 2018 Stuart Kemp Comments Off

In what had to be one of the oddest schedules ever, the Portland Winterhawks played the same team three straight times with two on the road, a nine-hour bus ride home and within eight hours, […]