The Big Playback

Last week’s winner: The Summit Storm showcased their elite passing game, capped off by Ryder Grieb finishing the play. Congrats to the Storm on another big win! This Week’s Nominees: Freya Snow (Redmond) – Clutch in the 4th quarter, powering through the defense for an and-1 bucket. Mason Chambers (Mountain View) – A filthy spin

The Summit boys secure a key IMC victory, defeating Redmond for the second time this season, 58-54. The Caldera Wolfpack edge out Ridgeview in a close contest, 71-65. The Mountain View girls earn a big win over the Lava Bears, 44-39. The Caldera Wolfpack Girls dominate on the road with a commanding 63-24 victory. The

The Summit Storm continue to dominate the second half of the season. On Tuesday, the Storm battled past Ridgeview, behind Foster Kettering, Will Manfredi and Ryder Grieb. On Friday, they beat the Redmond Panthers to jump them in the IMC standings.

The Sisters boys may be one of the more dangerous teams in the postseason. The Outlaws have seven seniors, and when they click on the court, they can compete with anyone in the state. On Monday, the Outlaws lost to Pleasant Hill in a heartbreaker, but showed what they are capable of. It would not

The Trinity Lutheran boys are in their first year in 2A and lost a big-time player, but are still dominating. On Wednesday, the Saints celebrated their senior night with a win over Culver. Led by senior Andrew Imhoff, Trinity has a chance to win the league title and make another deep playoff run. The Trinity

In a top-five matchup, the fourth-ranked Redmond Panthers traveled to face the sixth-ranked Summit Storm in a defensive battle that lived up to the hype. The game was close until late in the third quarter, when Redmond began to build on their lead. Redmond continued to press on the gas and beat the Storm. Final

The energy inside the gym was electric as the Redmond Panthers and Caldera Wolfpack clashed in a top-five matchup that lived up to the hype. With a packed house and a roaring Caldera student section, the intensity never wavered in what turned out to be a nail-biting finish. Redmond took control early, heading into halftime

Last Week’s Winner:Caldera’s Will Jenson throwing it down! Big shoutout to Will! This Week’s Nominees: Nominee #1:Summit’s passing game was on full display! Beautiful ball movement all around, and Ryder Grieb finishes the job down low. Nominee #2:Wyatt Horner was clutch tonight, dropping 26 points, including smooth fadeaway off the glass late in the 4th.

High Desert Basketball Scores Ridgeview Ravens Boys: Ridgeview takes down the Lava Bears, 81-73. Girls: First league win! Ridgeview edges past Bend in a thriller, 36-35. Summit & Redmond Girls Summit: A strong road win over Mountain View, 53-44. Redmond: Rolling with momentum, they defeat Caldera, 54-33. Sisters & Trinity Lutheran Boys Sisters: A dominant

Last week’s Play of the Week winner was Mountain View’s Aly Aragon, who nailed a deep three —congrats, Aly! Now for this week’s nominees. First up, teamwork at its finest—Redmond’s Azlyn Ure dishes it to Aspen Morris, who finds Freya Snow for the finish. Next, Caldera’s Will Jenson grabs the board, turns around, and throws

Crook County pulled off a huge win over Madras in the Buffalo Dome, edging them out 47-46 to take first place in the league. On the girls’ side, the Cowgirls handled business with a solid 61-43 victory. Redmond’s boys took care of Bend Thursday night, securing a 68-60 win. Meanwhile, the Ridgeview and Mountain View

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — In a battle of undefeated league teams, top-ranked Caldera held off No. 8 Summit in a 71-69 nail-biter on the road. With a packed gym and intense student section energy, the game lived up to its Matchup of the Week hype. Will Jenson led the charge for the Wolfpack with a

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Ridgeview secured its first league win of the season in dramatic fashion Friday night, edging Mountain View 69-68 in a game filled with high-flying action and relentless shooting. Gavin Leunen dominated the night with 30 points and multiple blocks, leading the Ravens to victory. The game started fast, with Jackson Hertel

Last week’s winner was none other than Caldera’s Will Jenson with the putback slam—congrats! Now, let’s dive into this week’s nominees: Nominee #1: No surprise here—Miles Macomber’s game-winning shot to defeat the 3rd-ranked 6A team. A clutch moment we will not forget about! Nominee #2: Isaiah Rubio Moschetti’s insane three-point fadeaway at the buzzer. What

REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) — The 23rd Oregon Wrestling Classic got underway Friday morning at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds. This premier high school wrestling tournament has drawn 100 boys and girls teams for the two-day high school event (followed on Sunday with wrestling for the younger kids). Ten Central Oregon teams are competing, including the defending

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) –In a thrilling game that had fans on the edge of their seats, the No. 1 Caldera boys basketball team in 5A delivered a dramatic victory over 6A’s No. 3 West Linn. Playing on their home court, Caldera proved why they’re at the top of 5A, securing a win in the final

Here’s our top plays from this week – vote for your favorite! -Kennedy Bollom (Summit) And 1 finish in the win -Kai Scalley (Summit) slams it down -Will Jenson (Caldera) putback dunk

Caldera had a tough test at home earlier this week. The Crook County Cowboys are no joke, and gave the No. 1 Wolfpack a run for their money. The Wolfpack proved to be too much for the Cowboys in the end with a 53-50 win. Other Scores from Friday night.

There was once the Miami Heat, with LeBron James, Dwayne Wade and Chris Bosh, but that is no more. The Redmond Panthers have the new Big Three in Ian Pearson, Jack Snyder and Wyatt Horner. The three combined for 61 points in their 87-69 win over Mazama.