Beavers hope to create some bad news for Bears
CORVALLIS — A year ago, Trent Bray kicked off his head coaching career at Oregon State with a relatively easy 38-15 win over Idaho State at Reser Stadium.
In the local music scene, “V” is for Veio
Sometimes it takes a rock band years before it strikes gold.
Summer 2025 Book Reviews
A few sports books you might be interested in for your summer reading …
With one exception, Dundon has experienced success in pro sports
The wait may be over, earlier than most people expected.
How is it to win a second College World Series ring? Great, says Nate
There aren’t many times a pitching coach gets to hoist a national championship trophy after the final game of a College World Series.
On sale of the Blazers and a potential new arena, Tinker Hatfield, Dame’s new gig, Nate Engel’s new gig and Joe Dominey’s ride
Item: The $3.5-billion question: Will Paul Allen’s estate sell the Trail Blazers to an owner who will keep the team in Portland?
It’s grand-opening time for Shortland Golf Club
WEST LINN — For awhile now, Mike Fritz has thought it would be cool to put a par-three golf course in his backyard.
Get ready, Canby: Here comes Cutsforth’s Cruise In
The 31st annual Cutsforth’s Cruise In is set for Saturday, Aug. 23 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Wait Park in Canby.
Talking it up with a couple of Beaver sages
CORVALLIS — Pat Casey and Mike Riley are two of the most respected names in the history of Oregon State athletics.
Adelman passes ‘crash first test’ — now the fun begins
David Adelman is calling from central Oregon, site of the Adelman family’s vacation home.
Coach for a season, then the comeback begins for Dame
On Monday night at Moda Center, a Rose Room throng filled with media and Trail Blazers employees got a first look at the “highest-paid assistant coach in (NBA) history.”
In memory of two great human beings
As we get older, health concerns become a prime issue.
After making amends, Meyers Leonard is living out his own country song
You heard the voice, but maybe you didn’t recognize it.
Bazzana is coming back determined to ‘show what I can do’
Pardon the interruption, but Travis Bazzana is about to get back to business.
No world record this time, but Mondo still the money man
EUGENE — It was eight years ago when Armond “Mondo” Duplantis made his debut on the elite track and field scene, finishing fourth in the pole vault at the Prefontaine Classic.
With the Albertsons Boise Open, Sanders has created a rare gem
BOISE — Jeff Sanders is not the mayor of this city of 235,000 in the Treasure Valley of southwestern Idaho, with a metropolitan area of nearly a half-million residents.
Beaver offense needed help, so Gundy dialed up Danny
CORVALLIS — Trent Bray is Oregon State’s head football coach, but he leaves the offense primarily to coordinator Ryan Gunderson.
Cronin’s draft-night plan: Order Chinese takeout
One thing about Joe Cronin: He doesn’t mind putting himself out on a ledge.
Mike Cavanaugh: ‘He coaches you hard and loves you harder’
CORVALLIS — Mr. Rough & Tough is back in the saddle at Oregon State.
Beaver Fever strikes, and now they are Omaha-bound
CORVALLIS — Something contagious was going around the Oregon State dugout at Goss Stadium early in Sunday’s finale of the Corvallis Super Regional.