Thank you to all the Athletes that represented the sports offered at St. Mary’s. Donations to the Crusader Athletic Fund are crucial to helping St. Mary’s continue to educate students who excel in the classroom, in the community and on the field of competition. Donations to the Crusader Athletic Fund allow St. Mary’s to field
Autzen Stadium, University of Oregon – Three St. Mary’s coaches were recognized at this year’s Oregon Athletic Coaches Association (OACA) banquet. Joe Volk was recognized for his 35 years of coaching, a career that has included several league coach of the year honors, a number of state coach of the year awards in both Track
Sign up today and support St. Mary’s Golf programs Saturday June 24th and Sunday June 25th, is the annual RVCC 2 partner shoot out benefitting golf programs of North Medford, South Medford, and St. Mary’s RVCC, proudly presented by Garrison’s Home furnishings. Entry fee is $135 per player. Shotgun start both days. 2pm on
By Tim Trower Mail Tribune St. Mary’s girls golf team is in a good place right now. The Crusaders would like to stay there. St. Mary’s captured its second straight Class 4A/3A/2A/1A state championship Tuesday at Trysting Tree Golf Club in Corvallis, placing three individuals in the top eight and cruising to a 34-stroke victory.
Congratulations Girls Golf on your State Championship for the 2nd year in a row. Congratulations to Kaylee Wu for a 2nd place individual finish, Staesha Flock on a 3rd place finish by one stroke behind Kaylee and a 7th place finish for Kamryn Ford. Another great season by the St. Mary’s Girls Golf team.
By Tim Trower Mail Tribune The defending champion St. Mary’s girls golf team continued its strong play in the postseason and grabbed a sizable lead on the first day of the Class 4A/3A/2A/1A state tournament Monday. The Crusaders have the Nos. 2, 3 and 6 individual players and got its two best rounds of the
4A/3A/2A/1A DISTRICT 4 REGIONAL: At Bandon, defending 3A/2A/1A state champion St. Mary’s ran away with the championship and qualified for the state tournament Monday and Tuesday at Trysting Tree Golf Club. It will be joined by runner-up Phoenix. The top two teams and top five individuals qualified for state. The Crusaders’ dominant performance included the
STATE PREVIEW: At Corvallis, St. Mary’s golfers Kaylee Wu, Staesha Flock and Kamryn Ford finished just off the lead in a steady showing during the 10-school event Tuesday at Trysting Tree Golf Club. Oregon Episcopal’s Anna Li earned medalist honors by finishing first with a 75, but she was immediately followed by the pack of
St. Mary’s girls were unable to defend their Cascade Challenge title in Roseburg Friday. The team finished tied for second, but lost a playoff to South Medford to finish third and were 6 shots behind tournament champion Grants Pass. Staesha Flock won the individual medalist title with a score of 83. Kamyrn Ford and Kaylee Wu tied
Baylee Hammericksen, a 14-year-old St. Mary’s eighth-grader, claimed seventh place in the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, Sunday. She was one of 10 girls in the 14-15 age division vying for a championship in the nationally televised event at the site of the Masters, the first
