Hood River Valley High School Speech and Debate won 5th Place in overall Sweepstakes at the Hap Hingston Invitational tournament at Pacific University on January 11-12. Senior Theo McCormick won 1st Place in Radio Commentary and 6th in Original Oratory. Maggie Bertand, a senior, won 1st Place in Dramatic interp. Sophomore Kaelen Kenna brought home
The Eagles gave back to the community today by teaching free community swim lessons at the pool after their workout. Congratulations to all our swimmers for sharing their love of the water and their sport!
The Eagles flew fast against the Pendleton Buckaroos tonight at the Hood River Valley Aquatic Center. The girls won 116-54 while the boys came out ahead 94-72. Leading the girls was Sarah Arpag who won both the 200 IM and 100 fly, and was the only double event winner for the girls. The boys had
Welcome to the Hood River Valley “Learn by Doing” Clinic Registration Page The LBD Clinic is a great event for athletes and coaches to get direct instruction and feedback from the best track and field event coaches in the NW. Smaller schools have utilized our clinic to receive top end coaching when their programs may
HOOD RIVER MIDDLE SCHOOL & WY’EAST MIDDLE SCHOOL!!!! Girls Basketball 🏀 & Boys Wrestling 🤼♂️ starts this week! Jan. 6 – sign up today! 7th-8th grade Girls Basketball 6th-8th grade Boys Wrestling Show school spirit and be active! Get Involved today! Practice starts January 6th 💯 🤼♂️ 🏀💯 How to sign up! Go to website https://hoodriver-ar.rschooltoday.com
Many athletes are on holiday this week, but the swimmers have spent their break training and even enjoying their first dual meet at home. The girls won 116-53 while the boys team lost a close one to the Gophers 70-79. Senior Faith Ocheskey and Sophomore Sarah Arpag led the girls team with wins in both
Eagles flew to the top against the Spartans of Marist in Eugene on Friday night to start their Winter Break. The boys swam to a 84-69 victory and the girls 97-68. Luke Southall, David Hecksel and Gavin Hackett all were double-double winners, winning both their individual events and also two relays each. Luke won the
The Nordic team travelled down to Bend for their first race in a classic style competition. According to Mr. Kelly, one of the coaches, the snow and weather were great and everyone had a good time. It was a perfect race for new members who never raced before as well as some veteran captains such
The girls fell 117-53 and the boys did as well 106-66 to the strong David Douglas Swim Teams. However, the Thursday swim meet at David Douglas brought out some stellar early season swims from the Eagles. Sarah Arpag continued her dual meet individual win streak by winning both the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke events,
The boys basketball team played Glencoe Highschool last night winning 73-46. Noah Webster led the scoring with 26 points. Webster also collected 5 steals and 3 assists in the win. This moves the team record to 2-2. Dirks, the head coach, is optimistic about the season saying if they can figure out some small things,
