Girls Individual Placers at TF State

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1 Girls Individual at TF State consecutive years with a female athlete placing at the State hips, Philomath Catlin Gabel Henley Regis Cascade Benson Junction City , Sherwood , West Linn , South Eugene Siuslaw , Crane , St. Paul , Marshfield , Sisters St Marys (Medford) , Newport , Enterprise Roseburg , Jesuit Wilsonville South Eugene Damascus Oakland , Powder Valley , Sherman County , Gresham , Paisley , Blanchett , North Medford Alsea Female at State in a Single Season It has been decided that the below statistics will reach back only to 1969; this is the year a four-event participation limit was implimented Due to space limitations, schools will be listed as "Large" (traditional 6A or 5A), "Medium" (traditional 4A) and "Small" (traditional 3A, 2A and 1A). Large-sized teams Medium-sized teams Small-sized teams 25 Summit (2018) 18 Astoria (2016) 20 St. Paul (1999) 24 Summit (2017, 2015) 16 Henley (1994) 19 St. Paul (2000) 23 Summit (2016) 15 Siuslaw (2016) 18 Sherman County (2008) 19 Summit (2014) 15 Henley (1996) 18 St. Marys Medford (2010) 18 Summit (2012, 2011) 14 Newport (2014) 17 Regis (1998) 17 Jesuit (2018) 14 Philomath (2010) 16 Sherman County ('09, '07) 15 Jesuit (2016, 2011) 14 Henley (2005) 16 Ione (2000, 1994) 15 Summit (2008) 14 Valley Catholic (2013) 15 Portland Christian ('10, '13) 14 Bend (2016) 13 Henley (1993) 15 Ione (1997, 1995) 14 Jesuit (2017, 2008) 13 Astoria (2015) 15 Condon/Wheeler (2012) 14 Benson (2003) 13 Marshfield (2018) 14 Portland Christian (2014) 14 Summit (2013) 12 Henley (2002) 14 East Linn Christian (2016) 14 Bend (2018) 12 Marshfield (2016) 14 Vale (2015, 2014) 13 Lincoln (2007) 12 Gladstone (2012) 14 Monroe (2018) 13 Jesuit (2009) 12 Sisters (2017, 2012) 13 Bend (2017) 12 Valley Catholic (2014) 13 Hermiston (2017) 13 Grants Pass (2017)

2 Girls Individual at TF State Top-30 Teams with the Girls at State The following schools are ranked by the total number of athetes who placed in the finals at the Oregon Track & Field State hips, Please note that a relay team counts as one, not four. It has been decided that the below statistics will reach back only to 1969; this is the year a four-event participation limit was implimented. Due to space limitations, schools will be listed as "Large" (traditional 6A or 5A), "Medium" (traditional 4A) and "Small" (traditional 3A, 2A and 1A). Large-sized teams Medium-sized teams Small-sized teams 228 Summit 285 Henley 275 Catlin Gabel 193 Benson 252 Philomath 224 St. Paul 188 Jesuit 217 Cascade 215 Sherman County 186 South Eugene 190 Marshfield 196 Regis 177 Lincoln 178 Siuslaw 191 St. Marys (Medford) 153 Sunset 161 Gladstone 184 Ione 149 Roseburg 161 Astoria 178 Kennedy 148 Gresham 145 Seaside 173 Crane 144 Marist 141 Newport 167 Union 143 Bend 138 Sisters 164 Portland Christian 141 Grant 122 Crook County 163 Burns 138 Hermiston 110 North Valley 159 Salem Academy 137 Hillsboro 110 Valley Catholic 159 Grant Union 133 Barlow 109 North Bend 152 Oakridge 132 Sandy 106 Junction City 150 Lost River 131 Corvallis 104 Cottage Grove 142 Nestucca 125 Tigard 104 Molalla 136 Oakland 124 Wilsonville 101 Estacada 133 Canyonville Christian 117 Crater 97 Sweet Home 132 Imbler 116 Lakeridge 94 Klamath Union 129 Vale 110 Jefferson (Portland) 92 Phoenix 129 Coquille 109 Sheldon 91 Madras 129 Pilot Rock 104 Crescent Valley 91 Scappoose 129 Enterprise 102 Thurston 85 Sutherlin 125 Powder Valley 102 Lake Oswego 83 Elmira 123 Bonanza 101 Churchill 83 La Grande 123 Lakeview 99 Mountain View 80 Tillamook 121 Adrain 97 South Salem 79 Douglas 120 Nyssa 96 The Dalles 75 Hidden Valley 119 Santiam Christian 96 Hood River Valley 73 Ontario 118 Damascus Christian

3 Girls Individual at TF State Top-30 Teams with the State The following schools are ranked by the total number of athetes who have won events at the Oregon Track & Field State hips, Please note that a relay teams counts as one, not four. It has been decided that the below statistics will reach back only to 1969; this is the year a four-event participation limit was implimented. Due to space limitations, schools will be listed as "Large" (traditional 6A or 5A), "Medium" (traditional 4A) and "Small" (traditional 3A, 2A and 1A). Large Teams Medium Teams Small Teams 61 Summit 42 Philomath 61 Catlin Gabel 55 Benson 38 Marshfield 37 Damascus Christian 37 Gresham 37 Gladstone 37 Ione 28 Sandy 33 Astoria 36 Lost River 28 Sunset 32 Henley 31 Crane 27 Grant 30 Siuslaw 30 Portland Christian 26 Lincoln 25 North Valley 28 Salem Academy 25 South Eugene 23 Sweet Home 28 Central Linn 23 Churchill 21 Molalla 28 St. Paul 22 Jesuit 20 Estacada 27 Canyonville Christian 20 Corvallis 19 Seaside 27 Lakeview 20 Hood River Valley 15 Sutherlin 26 Sherman County 20 Sheldon 14 Crook County 25 Regis 20 Roseburg 13 Junction City 25 Burns 19 Thurston 13 Phoenix 24 St. Marys (Medford) 19 St.Marys Academy 13 North Bend 23 Glendale 18 Hillsboro 12 Tillamook 23 Kennedy 18 Marist 11 Sisters 21 Grant Union 18 South Salem 11 Baker 21 Oakland 18 The Dalles 11 Valley Catholic 21 Coquille 18 Grants Pass 10 Cascade 20 Yoncalla 18 Bend 10 Klamath Union 20 Bandon 16 Barlow 10 Madras 19 Gervais 16 Jefferson (Portland) 10 South Umpqua 19 Riddle 16 Oregon City 9 La Grande 18 Warrenton 16 Lebanon 8 Elmira 17 Pilot Rock 15 Tigard 8 McLoughlin 17 Bonanza 14 La Salle 7 Douglas 17 Paisley 14 Crescent Valley 7 North Marion 16 Elgin 13 Sherwood 6 Cotage Grove 16 Rogue River 6 Brookings-Harbor 16 Imbler 6 Hidden Valley

4 in a in a in a Vital Statistics for Girls TF State Page 1 of 3 What follows are "Vital Statistics" for all Girls Track & Field Teams at the Oregon State hips. It reports for (1) The total number of placers in the State finals (2) The total number of State (3) In which season the team had the most State placers, and how many Adams in 1973 Corvallis in 2014 Gresham in 2011 Adrain in 2017 Cottage Grove in 2013 Griswold in 2016 Aloha in 1981 Cove in 2018 Harper in 1998 Alsea in 1996 Crane in 2010 Harrisburg in 2001 Amity in 2016 Crater in 2008 Helix in 1972 Arlington in 2003 Crescent Valley in 2018 Henley in 1994 Ashland in 1974 Creswell in 1971 Heppner in 2010 Astoria in 2016 Crook County in 1979 Heritage Chr in 2005 Baker in 1992 Crosshill Chr in 2015 Hermiston** in 2017 Bandon in 2010 Crow in 2009 Hidden Valley in 2010 Banks in 2010 CS Lewis Acad in 2017 Hillsboro in 2015 Barlow in 1982 Culver in 2017 Hood River Val in 2014 Beaverton in 1985 Dallas in 2012 Horizon Christian in 2016 Bend in 2016 Damascus Chr in 2009 Hosanna Chr in 2009 Benson in 2003 David Douglas in 1994 Huntington in 1992 Blanchet Catholic in 2018 Day's Creek in 1992 Illinois Valley in 1976 Bonanza in 2009 Dayton in 2014 Imbler in 2011 Brighton Acad in 202 Dayville in 1987 Ione in 2001 Brookings-Har in 1981 De La Salle N.C in 2007 Irrogon in 2017 Burns in 2007 Douglas in 1995 Jackson in 1975 Butte Falls in 2017 Dufur in 1996 Jefferson (Jefferson) in 2011 Camas Valley in 1997 Eagle Point in 1992 Jefferson (Portland) in 2006 Canby in 2010 East Linn Chr in 2016 Jesuit in 2018 Canyonville Chr in 1999 Eastside Chr in 2013 Jewell in 2004 Cascade in 2001 Echo in 2004 Jordan Valley in 2005 Cascade Chr in 2016 Eddyville in 1992 Joseph in 2016 Cascade Locks in 2001 Elgin in 2007 Junction City in 2007 Catlin Gabel in 2009 Elkton in 1998 Kennedy in 2013 Centennial in 2017 Elmira in 2000 Klamath Falls in 1972 Central in 1997 Enterprise in 2017 Klamath Union in 2007 Central Catholic in 2014 Estacada in 1974 Knappa in 1981 Central Linn in 2018 Eugene Christian in 1990 La Grande in 2012 Century in 2010 Fairview Chr in 2004 La Pine in 2016 Chemawa in 2012 Faith Bible Aca in 2018 La Salle in 2018 Chiloquin in 2007 Falls City in 1995 Lake Oswego in 1993 Christ's Center in 1994 Forest Grove in 2006 Lakeridge in 2013 Churchill in 1983 Franklin in 2013 Lakeview in2007 City Christian in 2017 Gaston in 1980 Lebanon in 1973 Clackamas in 2018 Gervais in 2001 Liberty in 2013 Clatskanie in 1972 Gilchrist in 2016 Life Christian in 2002 Cleveland in 2014 Gladstone in 2012 Lincoln in 2007 Colton in 1977 Glencoe in 2010 Long Creek in 1995 Columbia Chr in 1999 Glendale in 2003 Lost River in 1979 Concordia Luth in 1975 Glide in 2012 Lowell in 2006 Condon in 1999 Gold Beach in 2017 Madison in 2006 Condon/Wheeler in 2012 Grant in 2016 Madras in 1985 Coquille in 2017 Grant Union in 2016 Mapleton in 2005 Corbett in 2015 Grants Pass in 2017 Marist in 2009

5 in a in a in a Vital Statistics for Girls TF State Page 2 of 3 What follows are "Vital Statistics" for all Girls Track & Field Teams at the Oregon State hips. It reports for (1) The total number of placers in the State finals (2) The total number of State (3) In which season the team had the most State placers, and how many Marshall in 1976 Pacific in 2017 South Medford in 2002 Marshfield in 2018 Paisley in 2012 South Salem in 2008 Marycrest in 1970 Parkrose in 1987 South Umpqua in 2016 Mazama in 2018 Pendleton in 2010 South Wasco Co in 2001 McKay in 1999 Perrydale in 2018 Southridge in 2009 McKenzie in 2007 Philomath in 2010 Southwest Chr in 2018 McLoughlin in 1982 Phoenix in 2015 Sprague in 1996 McMinnville in 2012 Pilot Rock in 2011 Spray in 2001 McNary in 2010 Pine Eagle in 1994 Springfield in 1979 Medford in 1978 Pleasant Hill in 2016 St.Helens in 1994 Milwaukie in 1999 Portland Chr in 2013 St.Marys Academy in 2008 Mitchell in 2000 Portland Luth in 2010 St.Marys of Val in 1978 Mitchell / Spray in 2017 Portland Wald in 2016 St.Marys Medford in 2010 Mohawk in 2002 Powder Valley in 2002 St.Paul in 1999 Molalla in 2016 Powers in 1995 St.Stephens Aca in 2018 Monroe in 2018 Prairie City in 1995 Stanfield in 2016 Monument in 2017 Prospect in 2013 Stayton in 1995 Monument/L.Cr in 2014 Putnam in 1997 Summit in 2018 Mountain View in 2012 Rainier in 1994 Sunriver Prep in 1994 Mt. Vernon in 1982 Redmond in 2013 Sunset in 2016 Mt.Hood Chr in 1990 Reedsport in 2011 Sutherlin in 2001 Myrtle Point in 2013 Regis in 1998 Sweet Home in 1983 Neah-Kah-Nie in 2011 Reynolds in 2017 Taft in 2015 Nestuca in 2009 Riddle in 1973 The Dallas in 2000 New Hope Chr in 2003 Redgeview in 2014 The Dal./Wahtonka in 2005 Newberg in 2003 Riverdale in 2014 Thurston in 2008 Newport in 2011 Riverside in 2014 Tigard in 2016 North Bend in 2006 Rogue River in 1998 Tillamook in 2006 N.Clackamas Chr in 1998 Roosevelt in 1991 Toledo in 2000 North Douglas in 2003 Roseburg in 1992 Triad Christian in 2012 North Eugene in 2016 Sacred Heart (KF) in 1987 Triangle Lake in 2014 North Lake in 2017 Salem Academy in 1995 Tualatin in 2012 North Marion in 2015 Sandy in 2012 Ukiah in 1985 North Medford in 2003 Santiam Chr in 2011 Umatilla in 2014 North Powder in 1978 Scappoose in 2017 Umpqua Valley in 1998 North Salem in 1997 Scio in 2015 Union in 1996 North Valley in 2014 Seaside in 2000 Vale in 2015 Nyssa in 2017 Sheldon in 2015 Valley Catholic in 2013 Oak Hill in 2018 Sheridan in 2002 Valstez in 1979 Oakland in 2008 Sherman County in 2008 Veritas in1975 Oakridge in 2007 Sherwood in 2010 Vernonia in 2013 Ontario in 2007 Siletz in 2010 Wahtonka in 1982 Open Door Chr in 2009 Silverton in 2017 Waldport in 2007 Oregon City in 1989 Sisters in 2017 Wallowa in 2003 Ore. Episcopal in 2009 Siuslaw in 2016 Warrenton in 2009 Ore.School/Deaf in 1998 South Albany in 2016 Wasco County in 1996 Oregon Trail in 1977 South Eugene in 2002 Washington in 1976

6 in a Vital Statistics for Girls TF State Page 3 of 3 What follows are "Vital Statistics" for all Girls Track & Field Teams at the Oregon State hips. It reports for (1) The total number of placers in the State finals (2) The total number of State (3) In which season the team had the most State placers, and how many Wash./Monroe West Albany West Linn West Salem W.Mennonite Weston Weston/McEwen Westside Chr. Westview Wheeler County Willamette Willamette Val. Willamina Wilson Wilsonville Woodburn Wy'east Yamhill Carlton Yamhill C./Gaston Yoncalla Yoncalla/N.Douglas in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in 2011 Monument/Dayton New Horizon in in 2018 Only the aforementioned 311 teams have had a girl place at the Oregon State hips for Track & Field. ** Beginning with the school year, Hermiston has competed against a Washington State field of competition (not OSAA). Their stats here ONLY pertain to their qualifying for Oregon.

7 Boys Individual at TF State consecutive years with a male athlete placing at the State hips, Central Linn Mountain View Jesuit South Eugene , Bend Cascade Siuslaw Catlin Gabel Joseph Enterprise , St Marys (Medford) , Barlow , Astoria Ione , Dufur , Wilsonville , Marshfield West Linn , Oakridge North Valley , St.Helens , Churchill Reedsport , Marist Junction City , Wallowa , St.Paul Roseburg , La Grande , Hermiston , Damascus Chr Male at State in a Single Season It has been decided that the below statistics will reach back only to 1969; this is the year a four-event participation limit was implimented Due to space limitations, schools will be listed as "Large" (traditional 6A or 5A), "Medium" (traditional 4A) and "Small" (traditional 3A, 2A and 1A). Large-sized teams Medium-sized teams Small-sized teams 22 Sheldon (2016) 17 La Grande (2018) 24 Cascade Christian (2014) 15 Hood River Valley (2016) 14 Crook County (2018) 19 Central Linn (2014) 15 South Eugene (1971) 13 Henley (2016) 17 North Clackamas (2004) 15 Lebanon (2016) 13 North Bend (2015) 16 Portland Christian (2010) 14 South Eugene (1976) 12 Henley (2015) 16 Salem Academy (2017) 14 Jesuit (2014, 2016) 12 Marshfield (2011) 16 Powder Valley (1998, 1999) 14 Crater (2010) 11 Junction City (1994,'95,'96) 16 Canyonville Chr (1995) 14 Sandy (2018) 11 North Bend (2001) 16 Powers (1999) 14 Summit (2018) 11 Marshfield (2009, 2017) 15 Enterprise (2012, 2014) 13 South Eugene (1981) 11 Sweet Home (2009) 15 Central Linn (2013) 13 Jesuit (2013) 11 Cottage Grove (2016) 15 Nyssa (2011, 2016) 13 Marist (2014) 11 Valley Catholic (2012) 15 Portland Christian (2009) 13 Wilsonville (2012) 10 Thirteen teams tied 15 Powder Valley (1998) 13 Summit (2011,'12,'17)

8 Boys Individual at TF State Top-30 Teams with the Boys at State The following schools are ranked by the total number of athetes who placed in the finals at the Oregon Track & Field State hips, Please note that a relay team counts as one, nor four. It has been decided that the below statistics will reach back only to 1969; this is the year a four-event participation limit was implimented. Due to space limitations, schools will be listed as "Large" (traditional 6A or 5A), "Medium" (4A) and "Small" (traditional 3A, 2A and 1A). Large-sized teams Medium-sized teams Small-sized teams 248 South Eugene 189 Henley 272 Central Linn 222 Jesuit 176 Cascade 224 Enterprise 187 Marist 176 Siuslaw 201 Nyssa 167 Sheldon 170 Gladstone 201 Catlin Gabel 160 Grant 156 Scappoose 194 St. Marys (Medford) 151 Benson 155 North Bend 180 Regis 148 Wilsonville 152 Junction City 177 Portland Christian 144 Beaverton 150 Philomath 174 Salem Academy 140 Sunset 146 Elmira 167 Crane 138 Central Catholic 144 Newport 160 Oakridge 137 Summit 143 Marshfield 152 Pleasant Hill 136 Bend 141 Seaside 148 Ione 135 Crater 131 North Valley 143 Bonanza 133 St. Helens 115 La Grande 138 Joseph 131 Barlow 111 Madras 136 Wallowa 131 Tigard 109 Cottage Grove 136 Powder Valley 130 Oregon City 106 Klamath Union 135 Canyonville Christian 130 Churchill 105 Astoria 133 Myrtle Point 128 Sandy 102 Sweet Home 132 Oakland 121 Gresham 98 Molalla 132 East Linn Christian 118 Mountain View 97 Brookings-Harbor 131 Reedsport 115 La Salle 95 Phoenix 130 Damascus Christian 115 Roseburg 95 Crook County 128 North Clackamas Christian 113 Grants Pass 94 Estacada 126 Grant Union 112 Hillsboro 94 Hidden Valley 126 Powers 109 Thurston 89 Sisters 125 Amity 107 Lakeridge 87 Douglas 125 Santiam Christian 107 Hermiston 87 Stayton 125 Lakeview 106 Springfield 86 Tillamook 124 Rogue River 105 Newberg 74 Ontario 123 Nestucca 123 Dufur 123 Dayton

9 Boys Individual at TF State Top-30 Teams with the Boys State The following schools are ranked by the total number of athetes who have won events at the Oregon Track & Field State hips, Please note that a relay teams counts as one, not four. It has been decided that the below statistics will reach back only to 1969; this is the year a four-event participation limit was implimented. Due to space limitations, schools will be listed as "Large" (traditional 6A or 5A), "Medium" (traditional 4A) and "Small" (traditional 3A, 2A and 1A). Large Teams Medium Teams Small Teams 40 South Eugene 38 Cascade 75 Central Linn 36 Benson 38 Henley 42 Powder Valley 29 Crater 36 Gladstone 36 Salem Academy 28 Jesuit 28 Junction City 35 Wallowa 28 Summit 26 Philomath 34 Scio 26 Gresham 24 Estacada 34 St. Marys (Medford) 26 Churchill 24 North Valley 33 Enterprise 26 Grant 24 Seaside 31 Portland Christian 26 Marist 24 Marshfield 30 Oakridge 25 Aloha 23 South Umpqua 30 Catlin Gabel 25 Barlow 21 Tillamook 29 Damascus Christian 25 Sheldon 19 Newport 28 Colton 24 Roseburg 19 Siuslaw 26 Nyssa 20 Beaverton 18 Elmira 25 Prairie City 20 Sunset 18 North Bend 25 Ione 20 Wilsonville 16 Douglas 25 North Clackamas Christian 20 Tigard 16 Klamath Union 24 Regis 18 Sandy 15 Phoenix 23 Bonanza 16 Jefferson (Portland) 15 Brookings-Harbor 22 Pacific 16 Newberg 15 Sweet Home 22 Rogue River 15 West Linn 15 Madras 21 Lakeview 15 Hillsboro 15 Scappoose 21 Canyonville Christian 15 Bend 14 Hidden Valley 20 Lowell 14 Grants Pass 13 Crook County 19 South Wasco County 14 Mountain View 12 La Grande 19 Kennedy 14 Lincoln 9 Ontario 19 Reedsport 14 Eagle Point 9 Molalla 18 Adrain 14 Central 9 Sisters 18 La Pine 14 St. Helens 7 Valley Catholic 18 Amity 13 Parkrose 7 Astoria 18 Santiam Christian 13 The Dalles 7 Cottage Grove 18 Dayton 13 Ashland

10 in a in a in a Vital Statistics for Boys TF State Page 1 of 3 What follows are "Vital Statistics" for all Boys Track & Field Teams at the Oregon State hips. It reports for (1) The total number of placers in the State finals (2) The total number of State (3) In which season the team had the most State placers, and how many Adams in 1972 Corbett in 2007 Grants Pass in 2015 Adrain in 2016 Corvallis in 2007 Gresham in 2007 Aloha in 2012 Cottage Grove in 2016 Griswold in 2000 Alsea in 1996 Cove in 2012 Harper in 2015 Amity in 2016 Crane in 2011 Harrisburg in 2016 Arlington in 2004 Crater in 2010 Henley in 2016 Ashland in 2015 Crescent Valley in 2015 Heppner in 2018 Astoria in 2000 Creswell in 2014 Heritage/Faith Bible in 2008 Baker in 1998 Crook County in 2018 Heritage Chr in 2007 Bandon in 2017 Crosshill Chr in 2013 Hermiston ** in 2017 Banks in 2010 Crow in 2015 Hidden Valley in 2014 Barlow in 2009 CS Lewis Acad in 2012 Hillsboro in 1975 Beaverton in 2004 Culver in 2009 Hood River Val in 2016 Bend in 2010 Dallas in 1989 Horizon Chr in 2015 Benson in 2004 Damascus Chr in 2007 Hosanna Chr in 2016 Bishop Dagwell in 2014 David Douglas in 2013 Huntington in 2007 Blanchet Catholic in 2000 Day's Creek in 1997 Illinois Valley in 2008 Bonanza in 2007 Dayton in 2012 Imbler in 1989 Brighton Acad in 1975 Dayville in 2012 Ione in 1997 Brookings-Har in 1977 De La Salle N.C in 2008 Irrogon in 2012 Burns in 2017 Delphian in 1995 Jackson in 1978 Butte Falls in 2009 Detroit in 1993 Jefferson (Jefferson) in 2005 Camas Valley in 2014 Douglas in 1975 Jefferson (Portland) in 2007 Canby in 2007 Dufur in 1993 Jesuit in 2016 Canyonville Chr in 1995 Eagle Point in 2007 Jewell in 1996 Cascade in 1997 East Linn Chr in 1994 Jordan Valley in 2012 Cascade Chr in 2013 Echo in 2008 Joseph in 2006 Cascade Locks in 2003 Eddyville in 2012 Junction City in 1996 Catlin Gabel in 1997 Elgin in 1994 Kennedy in 2010 Centennial in 1979 Elkton in 1994 Klamath Falls in 1972 Central in 2017 Elmira in 2015 Klamath Union in 2007 Central Catholic in 2018 Enterprise in 2014 Knappa in 1997 Central Linn in 2016 Estacada in 2005 La Grande in 2018 Century in 2012 Fairview Chr in 2014 La Pine in 2016 Chemawa in 2015 Faith Bible Ac in 2011 La Salle in 1997 Chiloquin in 1994 Falls City in 2005 Lake Oswego in 2012 Christ's Center in 2017 Forest Grove in 2016 Lakeridge in 2015 Churchill in 2016 Franklin in 2011 Lakeview in 2010 City Christian in 2011 Gaston in 1994 Lebanon in 2016 Clackamas in 2011 Gervais in 1971 Liberty in 2015 Clatskanie in 2018 Gilchrist in 1976 Life Christian in 2005 Cleveland in 2010 Gladstone in 2009 Lincoln in 2012 Colton in 2016 Glencoe in 2008 Long Creek in 2005 Columbia Chr in 1997 Glendale in 2007 Lost River in 2014 Concordia Luth in 1976 Glide in2011 Lowell in 2013 Condon in 1971 Gold Beach in 1994 MacLaren in 1971 Condon-Wheeler in 2016 Grant in 2015 Madison in 2014 Coquille in 1987 Grant Union in 2007 Madras in 1982

11 in a in a in a Vital Statistics for Boys TF State Page 2 of 3 What follows are "Vital Statistics" for all Boys Track & Field Teams at the Oregon State hips. It reports for (1) The total number of placers in the State finals (2) The total number of State (3) In which season the team had the most State placers, and how many Malin in 1969 Ore.Episcopal in 1995 Silverton in 2011 Mapleton in 2004 Ore.School/Deaf in 1999 Sisters in 2009 Marist in 2014 Oregon Trail in 1978 Siuslaw in 2013 Marshall in 1972 Pacific in 2018\ South Albany in 2011 Marshfield in 2011 Paisley in 2012 South Eugene in 1971 Mazama in 2017 Parkrose in 1981 South Medford in 2010 McEwen in 1970 Pendleton in 2016 South Salem in 2012 McKay in 2009 Perrydale in 2011 South Umpqua in 2002 McKenzie in 2005 Philomath in 2015 South Wasco Co in 2000 McLoughlin in 1976 Phoenix in 2016 Southridge in 2009 McMinnville in 2002 Pilot Rock in 2011 Southwest Chr in 2015 McNary in 2014 Pine Eagle in 1993 Sprague in 1993 Medford in 1974 Pleasant Hill in 2018 Spray in 2000 Merrill in 1969 Portland Chr in 2010 Springfield in 1994 Milwaukie in 2002 Portland Luth in 2009 St. Paul in 1999 Mitchell in 2004 Portland Waldorf in 2017 St. Helens in 2007 Mitchell / Spray in 2015 Powder Valley in 2001 St.Marys (Medford) in 2010 Mohawk in 2002 Powers in 1999 St. Stephens A in 2017 Molalla in 2007 Prairie City in 1997 Stanfield in 1999 Monroe in 1985 Prospect in 1969 Stayton in 2005 Monument in 1988 Putnam in 1974 Summit in 2018 Mountain View in 1988 Rainier in 1998 Sunset in 2011 Mt. Angel in 1973 Redmond in 2016 Sutherlin in 1984 Mt. Vernon in 1985 Reedsport in 2011 Sweet Home in 2009 Mt. Hood Chr in 1992 Regis in 2016 Taft in 2016 Myrtle Point in 2004 Reynolds in 1998 The Dalles in 2002 Neah-Kah-Nie in 2003 Riddle in 1998 The Dalles/Wahtonka in 2008 Nestucca in 2014 Ridgeview in 2016 Thurston in 2015 New Hope Chr in 2007 Riverdale in 2013 Tigard in 2016 Newberg in 2012 Riverside in 2010 Tillamook in 2016 Newport in 2017 Rogue River in 2010 Toledo in 2011 North Bend in 2015 Roosevelt in 2013 Triad Christian in 2010 N.ClackamasChr in 2004 Roseburg in 2011 Triangle Lake in 2017 North Douglas in 1979 Sacred Heart (KF) in 1983 Trinity Lutherian in 2015 North Eugene in 1990 Sacred Heart (Salem) in 1982 Tualatin in 2018 North Lake in 2017 Salem Academy in 2017 Ukiah in 2004 North Marion in 2012 Sandy in 2018 Umapine in 1975 North Medford in 2009 Santiam Chr in 1998 Umatilla in 2018 North Salem in 2009 Scappoose in 2018 Umpqua Valley in 1997 North Valley in 2013 Scio in 2009 Union in 2016 Nyssa in 2016 Seaside in 1986 Vale in 1996 Oak Hill in 2017 Serra Catholic in 1969 Valley Catholic in 2012 Oakland in 2016 Sheldon in 2016 Valstez in 1979 Oakridge in 2008 Sheridan in 2007 Vernonia in 2016 Ontario in 2013 Sherman County in 2016 Wahtonka in 1979 Open Door Chr in 2014 Sherwood in 2013 Waldport in 1980 Oregon City in 2017 Siletz in 2015 Wallowa in 1995

12 in a Vital Statistics for Boys TF State Page 3 of 3 What follows are "Vital Statistics" for all Boys Track & Field Teams at the Oregon State hips. It reports for (1) The total number of placers in the State finals (2) The total number of State (3) In which season the team had the most State placers, and how many Warrenton Wasco County Washington West Albany West Linn West Salem W.Mennonite Weston-McEwen Westside Chr Westview Wheeler County Willamette Willamette Valley Willamina Wilson Wilsonville Woodburn Wy'east Yamhill Carlton Yamhill C./Gaston Yoncalla Yoncalla/N.Douglas in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in in 2011 New Horizon Monument/Dayton in in 2018 Only the aforementioned 309 teams have had a boy place at the Oregon State hips for Track & Field. ** Beginning with the school year, Hermiston has competed against a Washington State field of competition (not OSAA). Their stats here ONLY pertain to their qualifying for Oregon.