The Rogue River Jr. Sr. High boys’ wrestling program is looking to bounce back from a year in which the Chieftains were down in numbers. The Chieftains did everything they could with those smaller numbers last year, getting four wrestlers qualified for the state meet, with a pair of Class[Read More…]
Author: Brian Mortensen
Jaramillo Picks Up Where She Left Off
Delilah Jaramillo appears to have picked up right where she left off from her sophomore wrestling season, in which she won weight-class titles at two tournaments and qualified for state for the first time. Wrestling at 170 pounds, the junior won by pin in all three matches, including a tough[Read More…]
Girls’ Wrestling Program Grows In Second Year
You couldn’t have found a better example for Rogue River Jr. Sr. High’s first official girls’ wrestling team in Lilliyan Jaramillo last year. A three-time state placer before she graduated in June, she set a standard for attainable success in a new program. The program has grown, with 16 girls[Read More…]
Chiefs Host Tournament This Weekend
The Rogue River boys’ basketball team started off slower than its players probably think they should have, through its first two games, but there were signs of improvement by the Chieftains’ third game. The Chieftains started off the season with a 72-35 loss at Illinois Valley on the statewide opening[Read More…]
Older ‘Youth’ May Spark Improved Basketball Season
Rogue River Jr. Sr. High boys’ basketball’s “youth movement,” as called by now third-year coach Max Javernick, might start to pay dividends this year. The team is a year older, and the group that included four sophomores and two freshmen, including four of those who started at any time, now[Read More…]
Winter Is Cheer Competition Season
With the winter, it’s a new season for the Rogue River Jr. Sr. Cheer team. Not only that, for Cheer, winter is competition season, and with Coach Shae Watkins, who’s returned this year after a five-year hiatus, the Chieftains will compete this winter. The Chieftains’ 22-member cheer team is divided[Read More…]
Short-Handed Chief Girls Start The Season
The Rogue River Jr. Sr girls’ basketball team will go into nearly every game this season knowing it is going to be short-handed. There are 10 players in the program, from its five freshmen to its one senior. There is no junior varsity team. The team, at least through its[Read More…]
Chief Girls Back In League With Smaller Team
Last year, for Jesse Langfield, coaching for the first time at the varsity level had its challenges. After a 1-22 season in 22-23, Langfield, a four-year varsity player herself before she graduated in 2019, knew that the Chieftains would be playing with an independent schedule. Even with only 14 players[Read More…]
Rogue River’s Equestrian, Howard
Rogue River’s high school competition equestrian program has been represented by one dedicated female athlete for the past several seasons, but yet the program is still alive. Victoria Howard, a freshman at Rogue River Jr./Sr. High will compete wearing the familiar green shirt of Rogue River through its three competition[Read More…]
Council Favors Two-Way, Wider Sidewalks On Oak
Rogue River residents will have a chance to comment on how they would like to see Oak Street, between Main and First Street, arranged in the near future. An outreach letter has been sent to neighbors. The city received funding from the Middle Rogue Metropolitan Planning Organization to build new[Read More…]