New Beaverton school might not play Metro League football until 2019, other details including proposed names The map of the new Beaverton School District high school. By Mike Tokito The Oregonian on September 20, 2016 2:45 PM, updated September 23, 2016 6:12 AM Less than a year before it opens, the new Beaverton School District high school still does not have a name, a nickname or colors, but some of the details about the school s sports programs are coming into focus. Bryan Sorenson, the athletic director at another Beaverton high school, Southridge, has been hired as the athletic director for the new school, which is being built in the area known as South Cooper Mountain, at the corner of Southwest 175th and Scholls Ferry Road. Sorenson was a coach at Westview it opened in 1994 and at Southridge when it opened in 1999 before becoming the school s athletic director in 2003. The district has decided that the school will open in the 2017-18 school year with freshmen and sophomores. In 2018-19, the school will have juniors, too, and in 2019-20, will have its first graduating class of seniors -- the students who started in 2017 as sophomores.
That timeline means that in 2017, most of the new school s sports teams probably will not compete at the varsity level. None of it has been officially decided, but the thinking so far is that for team sports, we re looking at playing a frosh/jv schedule only, Sorenson said. In football, the new school might not be a full-fledged member of the Metro League until 2019, with the program playing freshman/junior schedules in 2017, then possibly an independent varsity schedule in 2018. And then that third year is when they would get a taste of the Metro in football, Sorenson said. The new school, which will be the sixth high school in the Beaverton School District, will have a capacity of 2,200 students, which when full would make it the fifth-largest high school in the state if it opened today, according to the Oregon School Activities Association, and secondlargest in Beaverton, behind Westview (2,359). The new school s opening figures to affect the OSAA s district planning as it would add a 10th school to the Metro League. Currently no Class 6A league has more than nine schools. The current four-year block of classification and league assignments ends after the 2017-18 school year. There s a lot to do before the new school will be ready to fully compete in any sports. Sorenson and the planning committee, which is headed by Todd Corsetti, will begin hiring coaches later in the fall and early winter. Corsetti was the principal at Southridge from 2010 to 2016 before accepting the same position for the new high school. Corsetti is a former football player who was an all-state pick at Silverton High and played collegiately at Linfield. Sorenson said the hope is to start posting coaching positions in November or December, although the winter break could push the hiring back into the new year. For sure by January start the interview processes and get some people on board, Sorenson said. If we can at least post by November, I think that would be good because it s going to be a big task. The more time we have better. Sorenson said that at Southridge under Corsetti, the school hired coaches through a committee, and the same method could be used at the new school. The only issue is we have so many position to fill, and doing a committee takes a lot of time and commitment, Sorenson said. Prospective coaches figure to be attracted by the school s facilities, which will include four fields with artificial turf. The school still needs a name. The district is asking for suggestions from the public, with an Oct. 14 deadline. Sorenson said the planning committee and some prospective students are hoping to
come up with their own suggestion to put into the mix with the school board, which has the final decision (Sorenson likes Cooperside ). The board will discuss the suggestions during its November meeting, then officially select a name on Monday, Dec. 12. The school colors and nickname will be decided by those within the new school s community. A spokesperson for the school district passed along a long list of suggested names the district has received, along with suggested nicknames and colors, although those were not asked for. The lone prohibition on a name is that it cannot be of a living person. The suggestions: - Cooper Valley High School - Scholls Point High School - Grande Ronde High School - Chakeipi High School - Mary Ann Spencer High School (first school teacher in Beaverton, according to the Beaverton Historical Society) - Cooper Mountain - West Hill High School - Briar Ridge High School - Scholls High School - Cooper Ridge High School - Cooper Heights High School - Progress Ridge High School - Cooper Vista High School - Valley Vista High School - Hillside High School - Spring Valley High School - Chinook Valley High School - Chinook Hills High School - Springbrook High School - Brook Valley High School - Bill Bowerman High School or Bowerman High School - Governor Victor Atiyeh (former Oregon Gov., lived in Wash. Co.) - I.R. Metzler High School - Boyd Applegarth (former supt. of BSD for 19 years) - Kinton High School (named after Peter Kindt) - Kindt High School (Peter Kindt, early settler) - L.S. Bierly High School (area land owners) - Quakenbush Bottom High School - Flint High School - Cooper Crest High School - Riverland High School - Murrayhill High School - Roy Rogers High School - Mark O. Hatfield High School - Greentree High School
- Mountaingate High School - Treeline High School - Forest Rim High School - Eagle Crest High School - Millennium High School - North Butte High School - North Hillside High School - South Arroyo High School Mascots: Talons Osprey Ramblers Raptors Cubs Dragons Herons Elks Crows Colors: Blue and Silver Navy blue, light blue and gold Brown, gold and white Black, purple and crimson red -- Mike Tokito mtokito@oregonian.com @mtokito
Hermiston School District growing faster than expected - Local News - T... http://www.hermistonherald.com/hh/local-news/20160913/hermiston-sch... By By antonio sierra Staff Writer Published on September 13, 2016 1:47PM Last changed on September 14, 2016 9:50AM For more information on Hermiston School District and its ranking on niche.com, check out the Hermiston School District page on niche.com. More on Hermiston School District As soon as the Hermiston School District sets a new high in enrollment, the next year tops it. According to a district enrollment report, 5,714 students were attending Hermiston schools on Tuesday, Sept. 6, 318 more students than in September 2015. That count not only surpasses the most aggressive growth forecast calculated for the 2016-2017 school year (about 5,500 students) in a 2014 Portland State University study, it s just above the middle-growth forecast for the 2017-2018 school year. Although enrollment figures are shooting past previous expectations, district Executive Director of Operations Mike Kay said the district prepared for the surge by building five modular units over the summer. Kay said the modulars provided 10 additional classrooms, with eight currently in use, leaving the district with some additional capacity if needed. In the short term, Kay said the district will have to continue to build more modulars to provide four to six new classrooms per year From a capital construction perspective, it s the most cost-effective way to add classrooms, he said. In the long term, the district is considering a $104 million bond proposal for the May 2017 ballot, which would include rebuilding Rocky Heights and Highland Hills elementary schools, adding a new elementary school and an expansion of Hermiston High School. If the district does put the bond on the ballot, it would come less than a decade after it passed a $69.9 million bond replacing Sunset and West Park elementary schools and Armand Larive Middle School. While the new construction increased capacity, the intervening years since the bond passed in 2008 has seen student 1 of 2 10/17/2016 9:26 PM
2 of 2 10/17/2016 9:26 PM Hermiston School District growing faster than expected - Local News - T... enrollment grow by nearly 1,000 students. http://www.hermistonherald.com/hh/local-news/20160913/hermiston-sch... In some cases, adding modulars isn t enough. Tricia Mooney, the assistant superintendent of human resources, said West Park has two blended classes for fourth and fifth grade, meaning a teacher is instructing students from both grades. Hermiston school enrollment has shown little sign that it will slow down, and if it continues to meet or exceed the high growth projections, Portland State is predicting the district will have about 6,500 students or more by the 2022-23 school year. According to the website Niche.com, Hermiston is currently the 28 largest school district in the state. At 6,500 students, the district would rank between the McMinnville and Corvallis school districts, which are currently rank 19th and 20th in the state for size.
Prep sports: UHSAA approves sixth classification for more sports The S... http://www.sltrib.com/csp/mediapool/sites/sltrib/pages/printfriendly.csp?... 1 of 3 10/5/2016 10:15 AM (http://www.sltrib.com) By Trevor Phibbs The Salt Lake Tribune Published: March 29, 2016 11:12AM Updated: March 25, 2016 08:05PM Prep sports The goal of the UHSAA is more balanced competition. Orem The room was divided when one representative from the 5A classification on the Utah High School Activities Association Board of Trustees asked: What is the driving force to go to six classifications? The response from South Sanpete School District Vice President Kim Pickett was immediate and explicit: Parity. Courtesy Rob Cuff The addition of the sixth classification, those in favor believed, would equalize enrollment numbers and thus create more balanced competition. After the meeting was adjourned for lunch at the Links at Sleepy Ridge in Orem on Thursday, with the room still very much undecided, the BOT returned and eventually approved the format to align schools in six classifications by majority vote. As far as format and procedures, it s pretty much a done deal, said UHSAA Executive Director Rob Cuff. The sixth classification will be introduced for baseball, basketball, boys golf, cross-country, football, track, volleyball and wrestling for the 2017-19 realignment, which is scheduled to be finalized in November after the October 2016 enrollment numbers are released by the State Office of Education. Boys golf, which was slotted to participate with five classifications in the original format proposal, was included because of conflicts with Class 1A baseball, as 1A boys golf would have been forced to move from spring to fall with only five classes.
Prep sports: UHSAA approves sixth classification for more sports The S... http://www.sltrib.com/csp/mediapool/sites/sltrib/pages/printfriendly.csp?... 2 of 3 10/5/2016 10:15 AM Drill team, girls golf, soccer and softball will compete with five classifications; swimming and tennis will have four. Class 6A and 5A will compete with four regions, while 4A-1A will have three regions each. Football, which currently operates with six classifications, will continue to have unique regions due to fewer programs participating. The main concern for the format was travel for low-enrollment schools, specifically in the southeast corner of the state. The October 2014 enrollment numbers projected Monticello and Whitehorse to join the 2A classification. However, Cuff said fears of travel encumbrance were tempered when an additional motion to allow any school with at least 55 percent free and reduced lunch to appeal to move down one classification prior to first consideration of assigned regions. A lot of our isolated areas have schools that would now be able to apply to go down a lower classification, which would help them stay together, Cuff said. That helped address that need, so travel won t be as big of as an issue as it could have been. The BOT rejected another proposal from Mountain Crest to immediately be reassigned to the 3A classification. The Cache Valley-based school was placed in Class 5A for the recent two-year alignment, but its population has subsequently been decimated by the opening of neighboring Ridgeline High. The board felt like we didn t have any policy to address that on this alignment, Cuff said. Although the BOT felt it could not make the procedure change retroactively because of the effect on current athletic events already scheduled, Mountain Crest s plea did not go unheard. Beginning with the next realignment, any school with at least 40 percent reduction in enrollment may appeal prior to Jan. 15 of an even calendar year to move down no more than one classification. The final item on the agenda involved private and charter schools competing against public institutions. The BOT decided to extend discussion about the issue and address concerns with each region. The item was sent to the Executive Committee, which will discuss the topic in April. There may be some influence from that discussion implemented in some of our bylaws and policies, Cuff said. But it s unknown yet what that may be. tphibbs@sltrib.com Twitter: @trevorphibbs The latest UHSAA Board of Trustees approves motion to add sixth classification in various sports for next realignment.
Prep sports: UHSAA approves sixth classification for more sports The S... http://www.sltrib.com/csp/mediapool/sites/sltrib/pages/printfriendly.csp?... 3 of 3 10/5/2016 10:15 AM Board approved proposal for schools with at least 55 percent free and reduced lunch to appeal to move down one classification. Schools with at least 40 percent reduction in enrollment may appeal to move down no more than one classification beginning with the next realignment. Realignment will be finalized in November after the October 2016 enrollment numbers are released by the State Office of Education. Potential look Example of the classifications if determined by October 2014 enrollment (listed in order of largest to smallest enrollment) Class 6A Copper Hills, Lone Peak, Davis, Bingham, Herriman, Lehi, American Fork, Westlake, Granger, Hunter, Riverton, Pleasant Grove, Weber, Syracuse, Fremont, Cottonwood, Mountain Crest, Layton, West, Northridge, Sky View, Viewmont, West Jordan, Taylorsville. Class 5A Clearfield, Roy, Brighton, Cyprus, Hillcrest, Jordan, East, Olympus, Kearns, Springville, Timpanogos, Skyline, Timpview, Bountiful, Corner Canyon, Box Elder, Bonneville, Provo, Ogden, Murray, Mountain View, Woods Cross, Uintah, Highland. Class 4A Maple Mountain, Alta, Spanish Fork, Salem Hills, Ben Lomond, Payson, Wasatch, Logan, Desert Hills, Orem, Snow Canyon, Stansbury, Dixie, Tooele, Park City, Pine View, Bear River, Cedar, Hurricane, Canyon View. Class 3A Union, Carbon, Juan Diego, Morgan, Grantsville, North Sanpete, Judge Memorial, Juab, Richfield, Manti, Emery, Delta, American Leadership, Summit Academy, Grand, South Summit, South Sevier, San Juan, Maeser Prep, American Leadership. Class 2A Rockwell, North Sevier, Wasatch Academy, Millard, Gunnison, Beaver, Providence Hall, Rowland Hall, North Summit, Waterford, Enterprise, Layton Christian, Kanab, Duchesne, Whitehorse, Merit Academy, Parowan, Pinnacle, Monticello, Altamont, St. Joseph. Class 1A Monument Valley, Wayne, Diamond Ranch, Panguitch, Wendover, Milford, Rich, Piute, Valley, Tintic, Bryce Valley, Green River, Oakley, Westridge, Intermountain Christian, Tabiona, Manila, Telos, Escalante, Mt. Vernon, Dugway. Copyright 2016 The Salt Lake Tribune. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. (http://www.sltrib.com/pages/privacy)
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OSAA 5 Class Comparison - Draft 1 5 Class (20% in each class) Approx - 56 schools in each class (5A) 2508-1158 [2.16] (4A) 1157-404 [2.86] (3A) 403-175 [2.30] (2A) 174-68 [2.56] (1A) 67-12 [5.58] 5 Class w/ 1A excluded (25% in each of the top 4) Approx - 51 schools in top 4 classes (1A - 80) (5A) 2508-1198 [2.09] (4A) 1197-530 [2.26] (3A) 529-222 [2.38] (2A) 221-90 [2.45] (1A) 89-12 [7.42] School Name Adj. Base School Name Adj. Base Westview Wildcats 2508 Westview Wildcats 2508 David Douglas Scots 2499 David Douglas Scots 2499 Clackamas Cavaliers 2297 Clackamas Cavaliers 2297 Reynolds Raiders 2142 Reynolds Raiders 2142 Sunset Apollos 2123 Sunset Apollos 2123 Oregon City Pioneers 1940 Oregon City Pioneers 1940 Aloha Warriors 1794 Aloha Warriors 1794 McMinnville Grizzlies 1793 McMinnville Grizzlies 1793 Tigard Tigers 1771 Tigard Tigers 1771 Tualatin Timberwolves 1770 Tualatin Timberwolves 1770 McKay Scots 1768 McKay Scots 1768 West Linn Lions 1707 West Linn Lions 1707 McNary Celtics 1681 McNary Celtics 1681 Forest Grove Vikings 1654 Forest Grove Vikings 1654 Beaverton Beavers 1654 Beaverton Beavers 1654 Southridge Skyhawks 1614 Southridge Skyhawks 1614 Lincoln Cardinals 1605 Lincoln Cardinals 1605 South Salem Saxons 1578 South Salem Saxons 1578 Sherwood Bowmen 1569 Sherwood Bowmen 1569 West Salem Titans 1559 West Salem Titans 1559 South Medford Panthers 1545 South Medford Panthers 1545 Barlow Bruins 1528 Barlow Bruins 1528 Grants Pass Cavemen 1526 Grants Pass Cavemen 1526 Sprague Olympians 1490 Sprague Olympians 1490 Cleveland Warriors 1478 Cleveland Warriors 1478 Centennial Eagles 1477 Centennial Eagles 1477 North Medford Black Tornado 1477 North Medford Black Tornado 1477 Glencoe Crimson Tide 1471 Glencoe Crimson Tide 1471 Bend Lava Bears 1468 Bend Lava Bears 1468 Century Jaguars 1437 Century Jaguars 1437 St. Mary's Academy Blues 1435 St. Mary's Academy Blues 1435 Newberg Tigers 1414 Newberg Tigers 1414 North Salem Vikings 1404 North Salem Vikings 1404 Roseburg Indians 1394 Roseburg Indians 1394 Summit Storm 1391 Summit Storm 1391 Grant Generals 1376 Grant Generals 1376 Liberty Falcons 1372 Liberty Falcons 1372 Gresham Gophers 1369 Gresham Gophers 1369 Sheldon Irish 1359 Sheldon Irish 1359 Franklin Quakers 1346 Franklin Quakers 1346 South Eugene Axemen 1345 South Eugene Axemen 1345 Canby Cougars 1316 Canby Cougars 1316 Lake Oswego Lakers 1307 Lake Oswego Lakers 1307 Jesuit Crusaders 1294 Jesuit Crusaders 1294 West Albany Bulldogs 1264 West Albany Bulldogs 1264 Woodburn Bulldogs 1256 Woodburn Bulldogs 1256 Hermiston Bulldogs 1240 Hermiston Bulldogs 1240 Mountain View Cougars 1225 Mountain View Cougars 1225 The information above was collected from numbers received from ODE for public schools, a private school enrollment survey and the Computation of ADM Survey completed by member schools.
OSAA 5 Class Comparison - Draft 1 School Name Adj. Base School Name Adj. Base Wilson Trojans 1225 Wilson Trojans 1225 Sandy Pioneers 1215 Sandy Pioneers 1215 Willamette Wolverines 1198 Willamette Wolverines 1198 Hillsboro Spartans 1195 Hillsboro Spartans 1195 Thurston Colts 1174 Thurston Colts 1174 Hood River Valley Eagles 1171 Hood River Valley Eagles 1171 South Albany Rebels 1158 South Albany Rebels 1158 Crater Comets 1158 Crater Comets 1158 Silverton Foxes 1149 Silverton Foxes 1149 Lakeridge Pacers 1126 Lakeridge Pacers 1126 Corvallis Spartans 1117 Corvallis Spartans 1117 Springfield Millers 1078 Springfield Millers 1078 Wilsonville Wildcats 1077 Wilsonville Wildcats 1077 Lebanon Warriors 1052 Lebanon Warriors 1052 Putnam Kingsmen 1034 Putnam Kingsmen 1034 Churchill Lancers 1022 Churchill Lancers 1022 Ashland Grizzlies 940 Ashland Grizzlies 940 Crescent Valley Raiders 937 Crescent Valley Raiders 937 Dallas Dragons 918 Dallas Dragons 918 Eagle Point Eagles 911 Eagle Point Eagles 911 Madison Senators 909 Madison Senators 909 Central Catholic Rams 891 Central Catholic Rams 891 Central Panthers 859 Central Panthers 859 Ridgeview Ravens 854 Ridgeview Ravens 854 Milwaukie Mustangs 844 Milwaukie Mustangs 844 St. Helens Lions 842 St. Helens Lions 842 Redmond Panthers 808 Redmond Panthers 808 Pendleton Buckaroos 779 Pendleton Buckaroos 779 Parkrose Broncos 774 Parkrose Broncos 774 North Eugene Highlanders 771 North Eugene Highlanders 771 Benson Techmen 750 Benson Techmen 750 Roosevelt Roughriders 742 Roosevelt Roughriders 742 Scappoose Indians 721 Scappoose Indians 721 The Dalles Riverhawks 706 The Dalles Riverhawks 706 Crook County Cowboys 703 Crook County Cowboys 703 Cascade Cougars 683 Cascade Cougars 683 Marshfield Pirates 682 Marshfield Pirates 682 La Salle Prep Falcons 679 La Salle Prep Falcons 679 Molalla Indians 662 Molalla Indians 662 Cottage Grove Lions 648 Cottage Grove Lions 648 Madras White Buffaloes 641 Madras White Buffaloes 641 Klamath Union Pelicans 640 Klamath Union Pelicans 640 Sweet Home Huskies 639 Sweet Home Huskies 639 Gladstone Gladiators 631 Gladstone Gladiators 631 Phoenix Pirates 621 Phoenix Pirates 621 Stayton Eagles 608 Stayton Eagles 608 Henley Hornets 581 Henley Hornets 581 Mazama Vikings 572 Mazama Vikings 572 Marist Catholic Spartans 563 Marist Catholic Spartans 563 Newport Cubs 550 Newport Cubs 550 The information above was collected from numbers received from ODE for public schools, a private school enrollment survey and the Computation of ADM Survey completed by member schools.
OSAA 5 Class Comparison - Draft 1 School Name Adj. Base School Name Adj. Base Ontario Tigers 541 Ontario Tigers 541 La Grande Tigers 539 La Grande Tigers 539 Hidden Valley Mustangs 535 Hidden Valley Mustangs 535 Tillamook Cheesemakers 533 Tillamook Cheesemakers 533 North Marion Huskies 530 North Marion Huskies 530 Astoria Fishermen 511 Astoria Fishermen 511 Junction City Tigers 492 Junction City Tigers 492 North Bend Bulldogs 491 North Bend Bulldogs 491 Estacada Rangers 474 Estacada Rangers 474 North Valley Knights 462 North Valley Knights 462 Brookings Harbor Bruins 449 Brookings Harbor Bruins 449 Philomath Warriors 444 Philomath Warriors 444 Baker Bulldogs 434 Baker Bulldogs 434 Jefferson Democrats 417 Jefferson Democrats 417 Sisters Outlaws 404 Sisters Outlaws 404 McLoughlin Pioneers 400 McLoughlin Pioneers 400 Valley Catholic Valiants 384 Valley Catholic Valiants 384 Corbett Cardinals 379 Corbett Cardinals 379 Seaside Seagulls 375 Seaside Seagulls 375 Taft Tigers 359 Taft Tigers 359 Banks Braves 358 Banks Braves 358 Sutherlin Bulldogs 357 Sutherlin Bulldogs 357 Douglas Trojans 352 Douglas Trojans 352 Siuslaw Vikings 347 Siuslaw Vikings 347 Elmira Falcons 345 Elmira Falcons 345 Creswell Bulldogs 342 Creswell Bulldogs 342 South Umpqua Lancers 336 South Umpqua Lancers 336 La Pine Hawks 324 La Pine Hawks 324 St. Mary's Crusaders 320 St. Mary's Crusaders 320 Umatilla Vikings 318 Umatilla Vikings 318 Oregon Episcopal Aardvarks 313 Oregon Episcopal Aardvarks 313 Yamhill-Carlton Tigers 311 Yamhill-Carlton Tigers 311 De La Salle North Catholic Knights 308 De La Salle North Catholic Knights 308 Catlin Gabel Eagles 308 Catlin Gabel Eagles 308 Milwaukie Arts Academy 308 Milwaukie Arts Academy 308 Pleasant Hill Billies 294 Pleasant Hill Billies 294 Rainier Columbians 285 Rainier Columbians 285 Portland Adventist Cougars 284 Portland Adventist Cougars 284 Gervais Cougars 281 Gervais Cougars 281 Dayton Pirates 279 Dayton Pirates 279 Nyssa Bulldogs 277 Nyssa Bulldogs 277 Harrisburg Eagles 272 Harrisburg Eagles 272 Illinois Valley Cougars 261 Illinois Valley Cougars 261 Amity Warriors 260 Amity Warriors 260 The information above was collected from numbers received from ODE for public schools, a private school enrollment survey and the Computation of ADM Survey completed by member schools.
OSAA 5 Class Comparison - Draft 1 School Name Adj. Base School Name Adj. Base Jefferson Lions 259 Jefferson Lions 259 Scio Loggers 257 Scio Loggers 257 Cascade Christian Challengers 249 Cascade Christian Challengers 249 Riverdale Mavericks 241 Riverdale Mavericks 241 Chemawa Braves 236 Chemawa Braves 236 Salem Academy Crusaders 235 Salem Academy Crusaders 235 Willamina Bulldogs 232 Willamina Bulldogs 232 Santiam Christian Eagles 230 Santiam Christian Eagles 230 Warrenton Warriors 228 Warrenton Warriors 228 Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers 225 Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers 225 Vale Vikings 225 Vale Vikings 225 Lakeview Honkers 224 Lakeview Honkers 224 Burns Hilanders 222 Burns Hilanders 222 Westside Christian Eagles 220 Westside Christian Eagles 220 Coquille Red Devils 216 Coquille Red Devils 216 Clatskanie Tigers 216 Clatskanie Tigers 216 Sheridan Spartans 211 Sheridan Spartans 211 Riverside Pirates 211 Riverside Pirates 211 Irrigon Knights 209 Irrigon Knights 209 Rogue River Chieftains 208 Rogue River Chieftains 208 Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates 201 Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates 201 Colton Vikings 201 Colton Vikings 201 Bandon Tigers 199 Bandon Tigers 199 Glide Wildcats 181 Glide Wildcats 181 Culver Bulldogs 181 Culver Bulldogs 181 Gaston Greyhounds 177 Gaston Greyhounds 177 Weston-McEwen Tiger Scots 175 Weston-McEwen Tiger Scots 175 Portland Christian Royals 175 Portland Christian Royals 175 Oakland Oakers 173 Oakland Oakers 173 Central Linn Cobras 169 Central Linn Cobras 169 Reedsport Braves 165 Reedsport Braves 165 Myrtle Point Bobcats 164 Myrtle Point Bobcats 164 Delphian School Dragons 162 Delphian School Dragons 162 Vernonia Loggers 156 Vernonia Loggers 156 Kennedy Trojans 152 Kennedy Trojans 152 Horizon Christian Hawks (TUAL) 151 Horizon Christian Hawks (TUAL) 151 Western Mennonite Pioneers 150 Western Mennonite Pioneers 150 Grant Union Prospectors 148 Grant Union Prospectors 148 City Christian Lions 148 City Christian Lions 148 Toledo Boomers 148 Toledo Boomers 148 Waldport Irish 146 Waldport Irish 146 Gold Beach Panthers 143 Gold Beach Panthers 143 East Linn Christian Eagles 142 East Linn Christian Eagles 142 Regis Rams 142 Regis Rams 142 Santiam Wolverines 137 Santiam Wolverines 137 Canyonville Christian Pilots 134 Canyonville Christian Pilots 134 Nestucca Bobcats 130 Nestucca Bobcats 130 Lost River Raiders 126 Lost River Raiders 126 Monroe Dragons 125 Monroe Dragons 125 The information above was collected from numbers received from ODE for public schools, a private school enrollment survey and the Computation of ADM Survey completed by member schools.
OSAA 5 Class Comparison - Draft 1 School Name Adj. Base School Name Adj. Base Bonanza Antlers 122 Bonanza Antlers 122 Knappa Loggers 121 Knappa Loggers 121 Oakridge Warriors 120 Oakridge Warriors 120 Stanfield Tigers 119 Stanfield Tigers 119 Columbia Christian Knights 115 Columbia Christian Knights 115 Enterprise Outlaws 115 Enterprise Outlaws 115 Life Christian Lions 113 Life Christian Lions 113 Faith Bible Falcons 113 Faith Bible Falcons 113 Union Bobcats 107 Union Bobcats 107 Pilot Rock Rockets 98 Pilot Rock Rockets 98 Imbler Panthers 97 Imbler Panthers 97 Heppner Mustangs 97 Heppner Mustangs 97 Riddle Irish 95 Riddle Irish 95 Milo Adventist Mustangs 94 Milo Adventist Mustangs 94 Crow Cougars 93 Crow Cougars 93 St. Paul Buckaroos 90 St. Paul Buckaroos 90 Lowell Devils 87 Lowell Devils 87 Elgin Huskies 87 Elgin Huskies 87 Perrydale Pirates 87 Perrydale Pirates 87 Echo Cougars 82 Echo Cougars 82 Dufur Rangers 80 Dufur Rangers 80 Elkton Elks 79 Elkton Elks 79 North Douglas Warriors 78 North Douglas Warriors 78 New Hope Christian Warriors 78 New Hope Christian Warriors 78 Chiloquin Panthers 76 Chiloquin Panthers 76 Crosshill Christian Eagles 75 Crosshill Christian Eagles 75 Yoncalla Eagles 73 Yoncalla Eagles 73 Cove Leopards 73 Cove Leopards 73 Days Creek Wolves 72 Days Creek Wolves 72 Glendale Pirates 69 Glendale Pirates 69 Powder Valley Badgers 69 Powder Valley Badgers 69 Hosanna Christian Lions 68 Hosanna Christian Lions 68 Ione Cardinals 68 Ione Cardinals 68 Horizon Christian Hawks (HR) 68 Horizon Christian Hawks (HR) 68 Adrian Antelopes 67 Adrian Antelopes 67 Sherman Huskies 67 Sherman Huskies 67 Portland Waldorf School 67 Portland Waldorf School 67 South Wasco County Redsides 67 South Wasco County Redsides 67 North Lake Cowboys 65 North Lake Cowboys 65 Triangle Lake Lakers 65 Triangle Lake Lakers 65 North Clackamas Christian Saints 64 North Clackamas Christian Saints 64 Camas Valley Hornets 63 Camas Valley Hornets 63 Livingstone Adventist Academy 63 Livingstone Adventist Academy 63 Siletz Valley Warriors 61 Siletz Valley Warriors 61 Prospect Cougars 61 Prospect Cougars 61 Damascus Christian Eagles 60 Damascus Christian Eagles 60 Joseph Eagles 59 Joseph Eagles 59 Wallowa Cougars 58 Wallowa Cougars 58 The information above was collected from numbers received from ODE for public schools, a private school enrollment survey and the Computation of ADM Survey completed by member schools.
OSAA 5 Class Comparison - Draft 1 School Name Adj. Base School Name Adj. Base Pacific Pirates 58 Pacific Pirates 58 Mohawk Indians 58 Mohawk Indians 58 Griswold Grizzlies 58 Griswold Grizzlies 58 Central Christian Tigers 58 Central Christian Tigers 58 Southwest Christian Wildcats 57 Southwest Christian Wildcats 57 Gilchrist Grizzlies 56 Gilchrist Grizzlies 56 Trinity Lutheran Saints 54 Trinity Lutheran Saints 54 Falls City Mountaineers 52 Falls City Mountaineers 52 Country Christian Cougars 52 Country Christian Cougars 52 Veritas School 52 Veritas School 52 Willamette Valley Christian 52 Willamette Valley Christian 52 Mc Kenzie Eagles 51 Mc Kenzie Eagles 51 Triad Timber Wolves 50 Triad Timber Wolves 50 C.S. Lewis Watchmen 49 C.S. Lewis Watchmen 49 Oregon School f/t Deaf Panthers 49 Oregon School f/t Deaf Panthers 49 Crane Mustangs 49 Crane Mustangs 49 Open Door Christian Huskies 48 Open Door Christian Huskies 48 Eddyville Charter Eagles 48 Eddyville Charter Eagles 48 Butte Falls Loggers 47 Butte Falls Loggers 47 Pine Eagle Spartans 46 Pine Eagle Spartans 46 Alsea Wolverines 46 Alsea Wolverines 46 Umpqua Valley Christian Monarchs 45 Umpqua Valley Christian Monarchs 45 Oak Hill School Falcons 44 Oak Hill School Falcons 44 Arlington Honkers 44 Arlington Honkers 44 Kings Valley Charter 44 Kings Valley Charter 44 Mapleton Sailors 42 Mapleton Sailors 42 St. Stephen's Academy 41 St. Stephen's Academy 41 Nixyaawii Eagles 41 Nixyaawii Eagles 41 Jewell Bluejays 39 Jewell Bluejays 39 Prairie City Panthers 36 Prairie City Panthers 36 Paisley Broncos 36 Paisley Broncos 36 Condon Blue Devils 35 Condon Blue Devils 35 Harper Hornets 34 Harper Hornets 34 Powers Cruisers 34 Powers Cruisers 34 Rogue Valley Adventist Red Tail Hawks 33 Rogue Valley Adventist Red Tail Hawks 33 Logos Christian 31 Logos Christian 31 Ukiah Cougars 28 Ukiah Cougars 28 Sheridan Japanese 28 Sheridan Japanese 28 Mitchell Loggers 27 Mitchell Loggers 27 Burnt River Bulls 25 Burnt River Bulls 25 Valor Christian Knights 24 Valor Christian Knights 24 Wheeler Falcons 24 Wheeler Falcons 24 Jordan Valley Mustangs 22 Jordan Valley Mustangs 22 Dayville Tigers 20 Dayville Tigers 20 Monument Tigers 19 Monument Tigers 19 Huntington Locomotives 18 Huntington Locomotives 18 Spray Eagles 17 Spray Eagles 17 Long Creek Mountaineers 14 Long Creek Mountaineers 14 Melrose Christian 12 Melrose Christian 12 The information above was collected from numbers received from ODE for public schools, a private school enrollment survey and the Computation of ADM Survey completed by member schools.
2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 * Does not include Play Up or Down Schools Smallest in 6A Canby Cougars 1391 1345 1292 1316 Lake Oswego Lakers 1222 1276 1261 1307 Jesuit Crusaders 1265 1276 1281 1294 Willamette Wolverines 1318 1309 1297 1198 West Albany Bulldogs 1261 1247 1264 1264 Largest in 5A **Bend Lava Bears 1397 1438 1479 1468 **Summit Storm 1281 1343 1416 1391 Woodburn Bulldogs 1185 1104 1150 1256 Hermiston Bulldogs 1143 1092 1146 1240 Mountain View Cougars 1182 1178 1181 1225 Smallest in 5A Pendleton Buckaroos 793 769 769 779 Parkrose Broncos 801 872 788 774 North Eugene Highlanders 862 845 809 771 The Dalles Riverhawks 755 743 705 706 La Salle Prep Falcons 676 701 697 679 Largest in 4A Scappoose Indians 650 664 668 721 Crook County Cowboys 656 730 689 703 Cascade Cougars 633 657 636 683 Marshfield Pirates 635 664 656 682 Molalla Indians 672 645 643 662 Smallest in 4A Douglas Trojans 364 390 362 352 Siuslaw Vikings 374 332 351 347 Elmira Falcons 386 405 380 345 South Umpqua Lancers 359 345 356 336 Yamhill-Carlton Tigers 344 345 352 311 Largest in 3A Creswell Bulldogs 300 326 331 342 St. Mary's Crusaders 330 311 321 320 Umatilla Vikings 311 311 324 318 Oregon Episcopal Aardvarks 311 314 315 313 Catlin Gabel Eagles 308 307 311 308
Smallest in 3A Irrigon Knights 177 192 207 209 Rogue River Chieftains 224 191 212 208 Colton Vikings 209 210 200 201 Glide Wildcats 196 190 192 181 Portland Christian Royals 194 179 147 175 Largest in 2A Neah-Kah-Nie Pirates 156 171 174 201 Bandon Tigers 203 195 187 199 Culver Bulldogs 179 191 192 181 Gaston Greyhounds 139 149 153 177 Weston-McEwen Tiger Scots 148 161 168 175 Smallest in 2A Riddle Irish 115 79 89 95 Milo Adventist Mustangs 94 76 80 94 Crow Cougars 92 93 86 93 St. Paul Buckaroos 94 95 97 90 Elgin Huskies 117 101 97 87 Largest in 1A Perrydale Pirates 92 84 83 87 Lowell Devils 62 63 66 87 Echo Cougars 70 64 74 82 Dufur Rangers 75 71 75 80 Elkton Elks 77 79 80 79