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Oregon School Activities Association

February 16, 2024

The Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) is a non-profit, board-governed organization that regulates high school athletics and competitive activities via athletic conferences in the U.S. state of Oregon, providing equitable competition among its members, both public and private. The OSAA is based in Wilsonville.

Oregon School Activities Association
AbbreviationOSAA
Formation1918
TypeVolunteer; NPO
Legal statusAssociation
PurposeAthletic/Educational
Headquarters25200 SW Parkway Ave. Suite 1
Wilsonville, OR 97070
Coordinates45°20′16″N 122°45′57″W / 45.3378°N 122.7659°W / 45.3378; -122.7659
Region served
Oregon
Official language
English
Executive Director
Peter Weber
AffiliationsNational Federation of State High School Associations
Staff
13
Websitewww.osaa.org

History edit

 
OSAA offices in Wilsonville

Originally created in 1918 as the "Oregon State High School Athletic Association", the name changed to the "Oregon School Activities Association", or OSAA, in 1947.

Currently, the OSAA sponsors seventy-four state championships in nineteen interscholastic activities including athletics, music, and forensics and is a member of the National Federation of State High School Associations.

Starting in the 2006–07 school year, the organization's four school classifications (1A, 2A, 3A, 4A) were divided into six classifications (6A, 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A, 1A). This caused some controversy as some school districts complained about the new classifications and sought legal action.[1] OSAA voted to keep a six classification system in 2017.[2]

Classifications and leagues edit

The OSAA divides schools up into classifications and leagues (or conferences).

There are six classifications, with the smallest schools in class 1A and the largest schools in class 6A. Within each classification, there are between five and eight leagues and conferences. Each league or conference has between four and 15 schools. Prior to 2006, there were four classifications (4A, 3A, 2A, 1A), prior to 1990, there were four classifications (AAA, AA, A, B), and prior to 1970, there were either three or four classifications (depending on the sport), but they were designated as A, A-2, B, B-8 for football, A-1, A-2 and B in basketball and A, A-2, & B for baseball.[3][4][5]

According to OSAA's classification system for 2022-26, a 1A school has fewer than 74 students, 2A between 75 and 145 students, 3A between 146 and 310 students, 4A between 311 and 607 students, 5A between 608 and 1004 students, and the largest schools, 6A, have 1005 or more students.[6][7] However, some schools choose to "play up" in a larger classification than they would normally be assigned.

As of the 2022-23 season, OSAA's classifications comprise the following:[8]

6A classification edit

6A-1: Portland Interscholastic League edit

6A-2: Metro League edit

6A-3: Pacific Conference edit

6A-4: Mt. Hood Conference edit

6A-5: Three Rivers League edit

6A-6: Central Valley Conference edit

6A-7: Southwest Conference edit

5A classification edit

5A-1: Northwest Oregon Conference edit

5A-2: Midwestern League edit

5A-3: Mid-Willamette Conference edit

5A-4: Intermountain Conference edit

4A classification edit

4A-1: Cowapa League edit

4A-2: Tri-Valley Conference edit

4A-3: Oregon West Conference edit

4A-4: Sky-Em League edit

4A-5: Skyline Conference edit

4A-6: Greater Oregon League edit

3A classification edit

3A-1: Lewis & Clark League edit

3A-2: Coastal Range League edit

3A-3: PacWest Conference edit

3A-4: Mountain Valley Conference edit

3A-5: Far West League edit

3A-6: Eastern Oregon League edit

2A classification edit

2A-1: Northwest League edit

2A-2: Tri-River Conference edit

2A-3: Central Valley Conference edit

2A-6: Blue Mountain Conference edit

1A classification edit

1A-1: The Valley 10 League edit

1A-2: Casco League edit

1A-3: Mountain West League edit

1A-4: Skyline League edit

1A-5: Mountain Valley League edit

1A-6: Big Sky League edit

1A-7: Old Oregon League edit

1A-8: High Desert League edit

Former members edit

Football Classifications edit

Schools often compete in different divisions for football; in other sports, conferences are constructed to aim to preserve historic rivalries, regardless of current enrollment. As of the 2022-23 season, OSAA's classifications comprise the following:[9]

6A classification edit

6A-1: Portland Interscholastic League edit

6A-2: Metro League edit

6A-3: Pacific Conference edit

6A-4: Mt. Hood Conference edit

6A-5: Three Rivers League edit

6A-6: Central/Southwest Valley Conference edit

5A classification edit

5A-SD1: Special District 1 edit

5A-SD2: Special District 2 edit

5A-SD3: Special District 3 edit

5A-SD4: Special District 4 edit

5A-SD5: Special District 5 edit

4A classification edit

4A-SD1: Special District 1 edit

4A-SD2: Special District 2 edit

4A-SD3: Special District 3 edit

4A-SD4: Special District edit

4A-SD5: Special District 5 edit

3A classification edit

3A-SD1: Special District 1 edit

3A-SD2: Special District 2 edit

3A-SD3: Special District 3 edit

3A-SD4: Special District 4 edit

3A-SD5: Special District 5 edit

3A-SD6: Special District 6 edit

2A classification edit

2A-SD1: Special District 1 edit

2A-SD2: Special District 2 edit

2A-SD3: Special District 3 edit

2A-SD4: Special District 4 edit

2A-SD5: Special District 5 edit

2A-SD6: Special District 6 edit

1A classification, 8-man football edit

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1A[8]-SD1: Special District 1 edit

1A[8]-SD2-E: Special District 2, East edit

1A[8]-SD2-W: Special District 2, West edit

1A classification, 6-man football edit

1A[6]-SD1: Special District 1 edit

1A[6]-SD2-N: Special District 2, North edit

1A[6]-SD2-S: Special District 2, South edit

Historic conferences made defunct by 2006 reclassification edit

4A Southern Oregon Conference : The final year of the Southern Oregon Conference consisted of South Medford, North Medford, Klamath Union, Eagle Point, Ashland, Crater, Grants Pass and Roseburg. This league was for 4A schools located near the Oregon-California border.[10][11]

3A Tri-Valley Conference: The final year of the Tri-Valley Conference consisted of La Salle High School (Milwaukie, Oregon), Madras High School, Valley Catholic High School (Beaverton, Oregon), Estacada High School, Sherwood High School, and Wilsonville High School. This league was for 3A sized schools located in or near the Portland-Metro area.[10][11] The Tri-Valley conference is currently active once again as of the 2009 season. It is a 4A Conference for schools located in the Portland-Metro Area.

2A Columbia Basin Conference: The final year of the Columbia Basin Conference consisted of Culver High School, Heppner Junior/Senior High School, Pilot Rock High School, Sherman High School, Stanfield High School, Umatilla High School, and Weston-McEwen High School. This league was for 2A sized schools located in central-eastern Oregon.[10][11]

2A Trico League: The final year of the Trico League consisted of East Linn Christian Academy (Lebanon, Oregon), Harrisburg High School, Jefferson High School, Waldport High School, Monroe High School, Central Linn High School, and Oakridge High School. This league was for 2A sized schools located in the central Willamette Valley.[10][11]

2A Wapiti League: The final year of the Wapiti League consisted of Grant Union High School, Vale High School, Nyssa High School, Elgin High School, Enterprise High School, and Union High School. This League was for 2A sized schools located in far-eastern Oregon.[10][11]

OSAA-sanctioned activities edit

The OSAA oversees the following activities:

Two-gender sports Boys only sports Girls only sports Other activities

See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ "OSAA has to go to state board on six-class system". KATU. August 20, 2006. Retrieved 2019-01-20.
  2. ^ Tim Trower (October 16, 2017). "OSAA votes to keep six classifications". Mail Tribune. Medford, Ore. Retrieved 2019-02-03.
  3. ^ "OSAA Football Championships" (PDF). Oregon School Activities Association. Retrieved 2010-05-25.
  4. ^ "OSAA Basketball Championships" (PDF). Oregon School Activities Association. Retrieved 2010-05-25.
  5. ^ "OSAA Baseball Championships" (PDF). Oregon School Activities Association. Retrieved 2010-05-25.
  6. ^ "2022–2026 Classification and Districting Adopted Classifications and Districts" (PDF). Oregon School Activities Association. (PDF) from the original on 2019-01-20.
  7. ^ "OSAA Executive Board approves final districting recommendations; Banks to 3A among late changes". ScorebookLive. December 14, 2021. Retrieved June 15, 2022.
  8. ^ "OSAA School Classifications and Districts". Oregon School Activities Association. Retrieved June 15, 2022.
  9. ^ "2022 Football Teams and Leagues". Oregon School Activities Association. Retrieved June 15, 2022.
  10. ^ a b c d e (PDF). Oregon School Activities Association. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-09-20.
  11. ^ a b c d e (PDF). Oregon School Activities Association. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-04-05.

External links edit

  • Official website

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This article relies excessively on references to primary sources Please improve this article by adding secondary or tertiary sources Find sources Oregon School Activities Association news newspapers books scholar JSTOR May 2010 Learn how and when to remove this template message The Oregon School Activities Association OSAA is a non profit board governed organization that regulates high school athletics and competitive activities via athletic conferences in the U S state of Oregon providing equitable competition among its members both public and private The OSAA is based in Wilsonville Oregon School Activities AssociationAbbreviationOSAAFormation1918TypeVolunteer NPOLegal statusAssociationPurposeAthletic EducationalHeadquarters25200 SW Parkway Ave Suite 1Wilsonville OR 97070Coordinates45 20 16 N 122 45 57 W 45 3378 N 122 7659 W 45 3378 122 7659Region servedOregonOfficial languageEnglishExecutive DirectorPeter WeberAffiliationsNational Federation of State High School AssociationsStaff13Websitewww wbr osaa wbr org Contents 1 History 2 Classifications and leagues 2 1 6A classification 2 1 1 6A 1 Portland Interscholastic League 2 1 2 6A 2 Metro League 2 1 3 6A 3 Pacific Conference 2 1 4 6A 4 Mt Hood Conference 2 1 5 6A 5 Three Rivers League 2 1 6 6A 6 Central Valley Conference 2 1 7 6A 7 Southwest Conference 2 2 5A classification 2 2 1 5A 1 Northwest Oregon Conference 2 2 2 5A 2 Midwestern League 2 2 3 5A 3 Mid Willamette Conference 2 2 4 5A 4 Intermountain Conference 2 3 4A classification 2 3 1 4A 1 Cowapa League 2 3 2 4A 2 Tri Valley Conference 2 3 3 4A 3 Oregon West Conference 2 3 4 4A 4 Sky Em League 2 3 5 4A 5 Skyline Conference 2 3 6 4A 6 Greater Oregon League 2 4 3A classification 2 4 1 3A 1 Lewis amp Clark League 2 4 2 3A 2 Coastal Range League 2 4 3 3A 3 PacWest Conference 2 4 4 3A 4 Mountain Valley Conference 2 4 5 3A 5 Far West League 2 4 6 3A 6 Eastern Oregon League 2 5 2A classification 2 5 1 2A 1 Northwest League 2 5 2 2A 2 Tri River Conference 2 5 3 2A 3 Central Valley Conference 2 5 4 2A 6 Blue Mountain Conference 2 6 1A classification 2 6 1 1A 1 The Valley 10 League 2 6 2 1A 2 Casco League 2 6 3 1A 3 Mountain West League 2 6 4 1A 4 Skyline League 2 6 5 1A 5 Mountain Valley League 2 6 6 1A 6 Big Sky League 2 6 7 1A 7 Old Oregon League 2 6 8 1A 8 High Desert League 2 7 Former members 3 Football Classifications 3 1 6A classification 3 1 1 6A 1 Portland Interscholastic League 3 1 2 6A 2 Metro League 3 1 3 6A 3 Pacific Conference 3 1 4 6A 4 Mt Hood Conference 3 1 5 6A 5 Three Rivers League 3 1 6 6A 6 Central Southwest Valley Conference 3 2 5A classification 3 2 1 5A SD1 Special District 1 3 2 2 5A SD2 Special District 2 3 2 3 5A SD3 Special District 3 3 2 4 5A SD4 Special District 4 3 2 5 5A SD5 Special District 5 3 3 4A classification 3 3 1 4A SD1 Special District 1 3 3 2 4A SD2 Special District 2 3 3 3 4A SD3 Special District 3 3 3 4 4A SD4 Special District 3 3 5 4A SD5 Special District 5 3 4 3A classification 3 4 1 3A SD1 Special District 1 3 4 2 3A SD2 Special District 2 3 4 3 3A SD3 Special District 3 3 4 4 3A SD4 Special District 4 3 4 5 3A SD5 Special District 5 3 4 6 3A SD6 Special District 6 3 5 2A classification 3 5 1 2A SD1 Special District 1 3 5 2 2A SD2 Special District 2 3 5 3 2A SD3 Special District 3 3 5 4 2A SD4 Special District 4 3 5 5 2A SD5 Special District 5 3 5 6 2A SD6 Special District 6 3 6 1A classification 8 man football 3 6 1 1A 8 SD1 Special District 1 3 6 2 1A 8 SD2 E Special District 2 East 3 6 3 1A 8 SD2 W Special District 2 West 3 7 1A classification 6 man football 3 7 1 1A 6 SD1 Special District 1 3 7 2 1A 6 SD2 N Special District 2 North 3 7 3 1A 6 SD2 S Special District 2 South 4 Historic conferences made defunct by 2006 reclassification 5 OSAA sanctioned activities 6 See also 7 References 8 External linksHistory edit nbsp OSAA offices in WilsonvilleOriginally created in 1918 as the Oregon State High School Athletic Association the name changed to the Oregon School Activities Association or OSAA in 1947 Currently the OSAA sponsors seventy four state championships in nineteen interscholastic activities including athletics music and forensics and is a member of the National Federation of State High School Associations Starting in the 2006 07 school year the organization s four school classifications 1A 2A 3A 4A were divided into six classifications 6A 5A 4A 3A 2A 1A This caused some controversy as some school districts complained about the new classifications and sought legal action 1 OSAA voted to keep a six classification system in 2017 2 Classifications and leagues editThe OSAA divides schools up into classifications and leagues or conferences There are six classifications with the smallest schools in class 1A and the largest schools in class 6A Within each classification there are between five and eight leagues and conferences Each league or conference has between four and 15 schools Prior to 2006 there were four classifications 4A 3A 2A 1A prior to 1990 there were four classifications AAA AA A B and prior to 1970 there were either three or four classifications depending on the sport but they were designated as A A 2 B B 8 for football A 1 A 2 and B in basketball and A A 2 amp B for baseball 3 4 5 According to OSAA s classification system for 2022 26 a 1A school has fewer than 74 students 2A between 75 and 145 students 3A between 146 and 310 students 4A between 311 and 607 students 5A between 608 and 1004 students and the largest schools 6A have 1005 or more students 6 7 However some schools choose to play up in a larger classification than they would normally be assigned As of the 2022 23 season OSAA s classifications comprise the following 8 6A classification edit 6A 1 Portland Interscholastic League edit Benson Techmen No football Cleveland Warriors Franklin Lightning Grant Generals Jefferson Democrats Lincoln Cardinals McDaniel Mountain Lions Roosevelt Roughriders Wells Guardians6A 2 Metro League edit Aloha Warriors Beaverton Beavers Jesuit Crusaders private Mountainside Mavericks Southridge Skyhawks Sunset Apollos Westview Wildcats6A 3 Pacific Conference edit Century Jaguars Forest Grove Vikings Glencoe Crimson Tide Liberty Falcons McMinnville Grizzlies Newberg Tigers Sherwood Bowmen6A 4 Mt Hood Conference edit Barlow Bruins Central Catholic Rams private Clackamas Cavaliers David Douglas Scots Gresham Gophers Nelson Hawks Reynolds Raiders Sandy Pioneers6A 5 Three Rivers League edit Lake Oswego Lakers Lakeridge Pacers Oregon City Pioneers St Mary s Academy Blues private girls only Tigard Tigers Tualatin Timberwolves West Linn Lions6A 6 Central Valley Conference edit McNary Celtics North Salem Vikings South Salem Saxons Sprague Olympians West Salem Titans6A 7 Southwest Conference edit Grants Pass Cavemen North Medford Black Tornado Roseburg Indians Sheldon Irish South Eugene Axe South Medford Panthers Willamette Wolverines5A classification edit 5A 1 Northwest Oregon Conference edit Canby Cougars Centennial Eagles Hillsboro Spartans Hood River Valley Eagles La Salle Falcons private Milwaukie Mustangs Parkrose Broncos Rex Putnam Kingsmen Wilsonville Wildcats5A 2 Midwestern League edit Ashland Grizzlies Churchill Lancers Crater Comets Eagle Point Eagles North Eugene Highlanders Springfield Millers Thurston Colts5A 3 Mid Willamette Conference edit Central Panthers Corvallis Spartans Crescent Valley Raiders Dallas Dragons Lebanon Warriors McKay Scots Silverton Foxes South Albany Red Hawks West Albany Bulldogs Woodburn Bulldogs5A 4 Intermountain Conference edit Bend Lava Bears Caldera Wolfpack Mountain View Cougars Redmond Panthers Ridgeview Ravens Summit Storm4A classification edit 4A 1 Cowapa League edit Astoria Fishermen Scappoose Indians Seaside Seagulls St Helens Lions Tillamook Cheesemakers4A 2 Tri Valley Conference edit Crook County Cowboys Estacada Rangers Gladstone Gladiators Madras White Buffaloes Molalla Indians The Dalles Riverhawks4A 3 Oregon West Conference edit Cascade Cougars Newport Cubs North Marion Huskies Philomath Warriors Stayton Eagles Sweet Home Huskies4A 4 Sky Em League edit Cottage Grove Lions Junction City Tigers Marist Catholic Spartans private Marshfield Pirates North Bend Bulldogs4A 5 Skyline Conference edit Henley Hornets Hidden Valley Mustangs Klamath Union Pelicans Mazama Vikings Phoenix Pirates4A 6 Greater Oregon League edit Baker Bulldogs La Grande Tigers Ontario Tigers Pendleton Buckaroos3A classification edit 3A 1 Lewis amp Clark League edit Catlin Gabel Eagles private De La Salle North Catholic Knights private Horizon Christian Hawks private Oregon Episcopal Aardvarks private Portland Adventist Academy Cougars private Valley Catholic Valiants private Westside Christian Eagles private 3A 2 Coastal Range League edit Banks Braves Corbett Cardinals Neah Kah Nie Pirates Rainier Columbians Riverdale Mavericks Warrenton Warriors Yamhill Carlton Tigers3A 3 PacWest Conference edit Amity Warriors Dayton Pirates Jefferson Lions Santiam Christian Eagles private Scio Loggers Sheridan Spartans Taft Tigers3A 4 Mountain Valley Conference edit Creswell Bulldogs Elmira Falcons Harrisburg Eagles La Pine Hawks Pleasant Hill Billies Sisters Outlaws Siuslaw Vikings3A 5 Far West League edit Brookings Harbor Bruins Cascade Christian Challengers private Coquille Red Devils Douglas Trojans Glide Wildcats Lakeview Honkers North Valley Knights Rogue River Chieftains South Umpqua Lancers St Mary s Crusaders private Sutherlin Bulldogs3A 6 Eastern Oregon League edit Burns Hilanders McLoughlin Pioneers Nyssa Bulldogs Riverside Pirates Umatilla Vikings Vale Vikings2A classification edit 2A 1 Northwest League edit Clatskanie Tigers Faith Bible Falcons private Gaston Greyhounds Knappa Loggers Mannahouse Christian Academy Lions private Nestucca Bobcats Portland Christian Royals private Vernonia Loggers2A 2 Tri River Conference edit Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers private Chemawa Braves Colton Vikings Culver Bulldogs Delphian School Dragons private Gervais Cougars Kennedy Trojans Regis Rams private Salem Academy Crusaders private Santiam Wolverines Western Christian Pioneers private Willamina Bulldogs2A 3 Central Valley Conference edit Bandon Tigers Central Linn Cobras East Linn Christian Academy Eagles private Gold Beach Panthers Illinois Valley Cougars Lowell Devils Monroe Dragons Oakland Oakers Oakridge Warriors Reedsport Braves Toledo Boomers Waldport Irish2A 6 Blue Mountain Conference edit Enterprise Outlaws Grant Union Prospectors Heppner Mustangs Irrigon Knights Stanfield Tigers Weston McEwen Tiger Scots1A classification edit 1A 1 The Valley 10 League edit Columbia Christian Knights private Country Christian Cougars private Damascus Christian Eagles private Grand View Christian Huskies private North Clackamas Christian Saints private Open Door Christian Huskies private Southwest Christian Wildcats private St Stephen s Archers private Trinity Academy Thunder private Valor Christian Knights private 1A 2 Casco League edit C S Lewis Watchmen private Crosshill Christian Eagles private Falls City Mountaineers Jewell Bluejays Livingstone Lions private Oregon School for the Deaf Panthers Perrydale Pirates St Paul Buckaroos Veritas Vanguard private Willamette Valley Christian Warriors private 1A 3 Mountain West League edit Alsea Wolverines Crow Cougars Eddyville Charter Eagles Kings Valley Eagles Mapleton Sailors Mannahouse Christian Academy Lions private McKenzie Eagles Mohawk Mustangs Siletz Valley Warriors Triangle Lake Lakers1A 4 Skyline League edit Camas Valley Hornets Days Creek Wolves Elkton Elks Glendale Pirates Milo Adventist Mustangs Myrtle Point Bobcats New Hope Christian Warriors private North Douglas Warriors Pacific Pirates Powers Cruisers Riddle Irish Umpqua Valley Christian Monarchs private Yoncalla Eagles1A 5 Mountain Valley League edit Bonanza Antlers Butte Falls Loggers Cascades Academy Steelhead private Central Christian Tigers private Chiloquin Panthers Crosspoint Christian Warriors private Gilchrist Grizzlies Lost River Raiders North Lake Cowboys Paisley Broncos Prospect Cougars Rogue Valley Adventist Red Tail Hawks private Trinity Lutheran Saints private 1A 6 Big Sky League edit Arlington Honkers Trout Lake Stallions Bickleton Pirates Condon Blue Devils Dufur Rangers Glenwood Eagles Horizon Christian Hawks private Ione Cardinals Klickitat Vandals Lyle Cougars Mitchell Loggers Sherman Huskies South Wasco County Redsides Spray Eagles Trout Lake Mustangs Wheeler Falcons Wishram Indians1A 7 Old Oregon League edit Cove Leopards Echo Cougars Elgin Huskies Griswold Grizzles Imbler Panthers Joseph Eagles Nixyaawii Golden Eagles Pilot Rock Rockets Pine Eagle Spartans Powder Valley Badgers Union Bobcats Wallowa Cougars1A 8 High Desert League edit Adrian Antelopes Burnt River Bulls Crane Mustangs Dayville Tigers Four Rivers Falcons Harper Hornets Huntington Locomotives Jordan Valley Mustangs Long Creek Mountaineers Monument Tigers Prairie City Panthers Ukiah CougarsFormer members edit Hermiston High School moved to the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association to compete in the Columbia Basin Conference which consists of schools in Tri Cities WashingtonFootball Classifications editSchools often compete in different divisions for football in other sports conferences are constructed to aim to preserve historic rivalries regardless of current enrollment As of the 2022 23 season OSAA s classifications comprise the following 9 6A classification edit 6A 1 Portland Interscholastic League edit Cleveland Warriors Franklin Lightning Grant Generals Jefferson Democrats Lincoln Cardinals McDaniel Mountain Lions Roosevelt Roughriders Wells Guardians6A 2 Metro League edit Beaverton Beavers Jesuit Crusaders private Mountainside Mavericks Southridge Skyhawks Sunset Apollos Westview Wildcats6A 3 Pacific Conference edit Century Jaguars Liberty Falcons McMinnville Grizzlies Newberg Tigers Sherwood Bowmen6A 4 Mt Hood Conference edit Barlow Bruins Central Catholic Rams private Clackamas Cavaliers David Douglas Scots Gresham Gophers Nelson Hawks Reynolds Raiders Sandy Pioneers6A 5 Three Rivers League edit Lake Oswego Lakers Lakeridge Pacers Oregon City Pioneers Tigard Tigers Tualatin Timberwolves West Linn Lions6A 6 Central Southwest Valley Conference edit Grants Pass Cavemen McNary Celtics North Medford Black Tornado North Salem Vikings Sheldon Irish South Medford Panthers South Salem Saxons Sprague Olympians West Salem Titans5A classification edit 5A SD1 Special District 1 edit Aloha Warriors Centennial Eagles Forest Grove Vikings 6A Glencoe Crimson Tide Hillsboro Spartans Hood River Valley Eagles Rex Putnam Kingsmen La Salle Falcons private 5A SD2 Special District 2 edit Canby Cougars Central Panthers McKay Scots Silverton Foxes Wilsonville Wildcats Woodburn Bulldogs5A SD3 Special District 3 edit Corvallis Spartans Crescent Valley Raiders Dallas Dragons Lebanon Warriors South Albany Red Hawks West Albany Bulldogs5A SD4 Special District 4 edit Churchill Lancers Crater Comets Eagle Point Eagles North Eugene Highlanders Roseburg Indians South Eugene Axe 6A Springfield Millers Thurston Colts Willamette Wolverines5A SD5 Special District 5 edit Bend Lava Bears Caldera Wolfpack Mountain View Cougars Redmond Panthers Ridgeview Ravens Summit Storm4A classification edit 4A SD1 Special District 1 edit Astoria Fishermen Milwaukie Mustangs 5A Scappoose Indians Seaside Seagulls St Helens Lions Tillamook Cheesemakers4A SD2 Special District 2 edit Estacada Rangers Gladstone Gladiators Molalla Indians Parkrose Broncos The Dalles Riverhawks4A SD3 Special District 3 edit Cascade Cougars Junction City Tigers Marist Catholic Spartans private Philomath Warriors Stayton Eagles Sweet Home Huskies4A SD4 Special District edit Ashland Grizzlies 5A Henley Hornets Hidden Valley Mustangs Marshfield Pirates Mazama Vikings North Bend Bulldogs4A SD5 Special District 5 edit Baker Bulldogs Crook County Cowboys La Grande Tigers Ontario Tigers Pendleton Buckaroos3A classification edit 3A SD1 Special District 1 edit Banks Braves Kennedy Trojans 2A North Marion Huskies 4A Rainier Columbians Valley Catholic Valiants private Warrenton Warriors Yamhill Carlton Tigers3A SD2 Special District 2 edit Amity Warriors Blanchet Catholic Cavaliers private Dayton Pirates Newport Cubs 4A Santiam Christian Eagles private Scio Loggers Taft Tigers Willamina Bulldogs3A SD3 Special District 3 edit Cottage Grove Lions Creswell Bulldogs Elmira Falcons Harrisburg Eagles La Pine Hawks Madras White Buffaloes Pleasant Hill Billies Sisters Outlaws3A SD4 Special District 4 edit Brookings Harbor Bruins Coquille Red Devils Douglas Trojans Siuslaw Vikings South Umpqua Lancers Sutherlin Bulldogs3A SD5 Special District 5 edit Cascade Christian Challengers Private Klamath Union Pelicans Lakeview Honkers North Valley Knights Phoenix Pirates 4A St Mary s Crusaders Private 3A SD6 Special District 6 edit Burns Hillanders McLoughlin Pioneers Nyssa Bulldogs Ontario Tigers 4A Vale Vikings2A classification edit 2A SD1 Special District 1 edit Clatskanie Tigers Corbett Cardinals Gaston Greyhounds Knappa Loggers Neah Kah Nie Pirates 3A Nestucca Bobcats Nestucca Bobcats Vernonia Loggers Jewell Bluejays Combined 2A SD2 Special District 2 edit Chemawa Braves Colton Vikings Gervais Cougars Regis Rams private Sheridan Spartans 3A Salem Academy Crusaders private Santiam Wolverines2A SD3 Special District 3 edit Central Linn Cobras Jefferson Lions Monroe Dragons St Paul Buckaroos Toledo Boomers Waldport Irish2A SD4 Special District 4 edit Bandon Tigers Gold Beach Panthers Illinois Valley Cougars Myrtle Point Bobcats Oakland Oakers Reedsport Braves2A SD5 Special District 5 edit Bonanza Antlers Culver Bulldogs Glide Wildcats 3A Lost River Raiders Lowell Devils Oakridge Warriors Rogue River Chieftains 3A 2A SD6 Special District 6 edit Enterprise Outlaws 2A Grant Union Prospectors Heppner Mustangs Irrigon Knights Riverside Pirates 3A Stanfield Tigers Weston McEwen Tiger Scots1A classification 8 man football edit No League Yet Portland Christian Royals private North Douglas Warriors 1A Yoncalla Eagles 1A Umatilla Vikings 3A 1A 8 SD1 Special District 1 edit Alsea Wolverines Butte Falls Loggers Camas Valley Hornets Chiloquin Panthers Crosspoint Christian Warriors private Falls City Mountaineers Kings Valley Eagles Mohawk Mustangs Perrydale Pirates Prospect Cougars1A 8 SD2 E Special District 2 East edit Adrian Antelopes Cove Leopards Elgin Huskies Imbler Panthers Pilot Rock Rockets Powder Valley Badgers Union Bobcats Wallowa Cougars1A 8 SD2 W Special District 2 West edit Arlington Honkers Condon Blue Devils Crane Mustangs Dufur Rangers Ione Cardinals Klickitat Vandals Lyle Cougars Sherman Huskies Wishram Indians1A classification 6 man football edit 1A 6 SD1 Special District 1 edit Burnt River Bulls Dayville Tigers Echo Cougars Harper Hornets Huntington Locomotives Joseph Eagles Mitchell Loggers Monument Tigers Pine Eagle Spartans Prairie City Panthers South Wasco County Redsides Spray Eagles Wheeler Falcons1A 6 SD2 N Special District 2 North edit Crow Cougars Eddyville Charter Eagles Mapleton Sailors McKenzie Eagles Siletz Valley Warriors Triangle Lake Lakers1A 6 SD2 S Special District 2 South edit Days Creek Wolves Elkton Elks Gilchrist Grizzlies Glendale Pirates North Lake Cowboys Powers Cruisers Riddle IrishHistoric conferences made defunct by 2006 reclassification edit4A Southern Oregon Conference The final year of the Southern Oregon Conference consisted of South Medford North Medford Klamath Union Eagle Point Ashland Crater Grants Pass and Roseburg This league was for 4A schools located near the Oregon California border 10 11 3A Tri Valley Conference The final year of the Tri Valley Conference consisted of La Salle High School Milwaukie Oregon Madras High School Valley Catholic High School Beaverton Oregon Estacada High School Sherwood High School and Wilsonville High School This league was for 3A sized schools located in or near the Portland Metro area 10 11 The Tri Valley conference is currently active once again as of the 2009 season It is a 4A Conference for schools located in the Portland Metro Area 2A Columbia Basin Conference The final year of the Columbia Basin Conference consisted of Culver High School Heppner Junior Senior High School Pilot Rock High School Sherman High School Stanfield High School Umatilla High School and Weston McEwen High School This league was for 2A sized schools located in central eastern Oregon 10 11 2A Trico League The final year of the Trico League consisted of East Linn Christian Academy Lebanon Oregon Harrisburg High School Jefferson High School Waldport High School Monroe High School Central Linn High School and Oakridge High School This league was for 2A sized schools located in the central Willamette Valley 10 11 2A Wapiti League The final year of the Wapiti League consisted of Grant Union High School Vale High School Nyssa High School Elgin High School Enterprise High School and Union High School This League was for 2A sized schools located in far eastern Oregon 10 11 OSAA sanctioned activities editThe OSAA oversees the following activities Two gender sports Boys only sports Girls only sports Other activitiesBasketball Cross Country Golf Soccer Swimming Tennis Track amp Field Wrestling Baseball Football Softball Volleyball Band Orchestra Cheerleading Choir Dance Drill Solo Music Speech and DebateSee also editList of high schools in OregonReferences edit OSAA has to go to state board on six class system KATU August 20 2006 Retrieved 2019 01 20 Tim Trower October 16 2017 OSAA votes to keep six classifications Mail Tribune Medford Ore Retrieved 2019 02 03 OSAA Football Championships PDF Oregon School Activities Association Retrieved 2010 05 25 OSAA Basketball Championships PDF Oregon School Activities Association Retrieved 2010 05 25 OSAA Baseball Championships PDF Oregon School Activities Association Retrieved 2010 05 25 2022 2026 Classification and Districting Adopted Classifications and Districts PDF Oregon School Activities Association Archived PDF from the original on 2019 01 20 OSAA Executive Board approves final districting recommendations Banks to 3A among late changes ScorebookLive December 14 2021 Retrieved June 15 2022 OSAA School Classifications and Districts Oregon School Activities Association Retrieved June 15 2022 2022 Football Teams and Leagues Oregon School Activities Association Retrieved June 15 2022 a b c d e 2005 06 Regular Districts PDF Oregon School Activities Association Archived from the original PDF on 2011 09 20 a b c d e OSAA Regular Districts 2006 2010 PDF Oregon School Activities Association Archived from the original PDF on 2012 04 05 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Oregon School Activities Association amp oldid 1200130928, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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