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All-state football 2024: Oregon’s top 4A stars
Here are the Class 4A all-state teams for the 2024 Oregon high school football season.
All-state teams are determined by a vote of the state’s coaches, compiled by the SBLive Oregon staff, and published jointly by SBLive Oregon and The Oregonian/OregonLive. Email jd@scorebooklive.com with any questions, comments or corrections.
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Nick Hudson, Marist Catholic
Jackson Christian, Marist Catholic
Zach Loboy, Marist Catholic
QB Nick Hudson, Marist Catholic, senior
RB Bryce Kuenzi, Cascade, junior
RB Tugg McQuinn, Pendleton, junior
WR Aaron Bidwell, Marist Catholic, senior
WR Mark Carpenter, Henley, senior
WR CD Nuno, Philomath, junior
TE Hudson Raab, Philomath, senior
C Tanner Fairfield, Cascade, senior
OL Jackson Christian, Marist Catholic, senior
OL Lucas Folau, Marshfield, senior
OL Jantz Kahl Jr., Henley, junior
OL Bryce May, Cascade, junior
OL Dawson Relling, Marist Catholic, senior
K Christian Guerrero, Marist Catholic, senior
DL Jackson Christian, Marist Catholic, senior
DL Dominic DiFrancisco, Estacada, senior
DL Lucas Folau, Marshfield, senior
DL Matthew Hinkle, Cascade, junior
DL Nolan Sieben, Henley, senior
LB Brody Buzzard, Marist Catholic, junior
LB Carter Condon, Cascade, senior
LB Jackson Skinner, Marist Catholic, junior
LB Garrett Stefanek, Crook County, senior
DB Mark Carpenter, Henley, senior
DB Quinton Olson, Scappoose, senior
DB Tanner Starbuck, Stayton, senior
DB Joe Thornton, Marist Catholic, senior
P Gabe Love, Crook County, senior
QB Joseph Janney, Henley, junior
QB Max Nowlin, Scappoose, senior
RB Kristopher Baldwin, Mazama, senior
RB Conner Harvey, Marist Catholic, sophomore
WR Christian Guerrero, Marist Catholic, senior
WR Rasean Jones, Baker, junior
WR Alex Nunez, Ontario, junior
TE Ryan Hayden, Mazama, senior
C Koi Smith, Tillamook, senior
OL Preston Duke, Crook County, senior
OL Jack Kaefring, Mazama, senior
OL Deacon Pace, Pendleton, senior
OL Logan Phillips, Marist Catholic, senior
OL Garrett Stefanek, Crook County, senior
K Gabe Love, Crook County, senior
DL Ean Dillingham, Stayton, senior
DL Ryan Hayden, Mazama, senior
DL Nick Lopez, Cascade, senior
DL James Sessions, Scappoose, senior
LB Kale Hubert, Stayton, senior
LB Joseph Janney, Henley, junior
LB Jack Kaefring, Mazama, senior
LB Jake White, Seaside, senior
DB Griffyn Boomer, Tillamook, junior
DB Rocco De La Rosa, Philomath, junior
DB Josiah Hawkins, Cascade, sophomore
DB Jordan Westerholm, Seaside, senior
P Joseph Janney, Henley, junior
P Carsen Rieger, Tillamook, senior
QB Zayden Anderson, Seaside, senior
QB Mason King, Molalla, senior
QB Colson Primus, Pendleton, senior
QB Diego Rodriguez, Ontario, senior
QB Caleb Russell, Philomath, senior
RB Josh Berry, Junction City, senior
RB Sovann Chab, La Grande, junior
RB Carter Condon, Cascade, senior
RB Ryder Jackson, Seaside, junior
RB Colton Kowalski, Gladstone, senior
RB Ethan Lamphere, Crook County, senior
WR Griffyn Boomer, Tillamook, junior
WR Warwick Bushnell, Philomath, senior
WR Rocco De La Rosa, Philomath, junior
WR Jaiden Smith, Scappoose, senior
WR Tanner Starbuck, Stayton, senior
WR Mason Strong, Pendleton, senior
TE Tristan Gomez, Ontario, senior
TE Kale Hubert, Stayton, senior
TE Caleb Morgan, Ashland, senior
C Johnny Cruz, Estacada, senior
C Kaleb Lillie, Pendleton, sophomore
C Clem Pine, Mazama, senior
OL Mason Campbell, Scappoose, junior
OL Robert Champlin, North Bend, senior
OL Ean Dillingham, Stayton, senior
OL Kenai Huff, La Grande, senior
OL Devyn McDonald, Tillamook, junior
OL Kimball Napaa, Parkrose, junior
OL Daniel Rodriguez, Seaside, senior
OL Thomas Seal, Estacada, senior
OL Landon Van Pelt, Pendleton, senior
K Robby Nordby, Gladstone, senior
K Max Tobiasson, Henley, senior
K Peyton Troxel, Tillamook, junior
DL Robert Champlin, North Bend, senior
DL Emiliano Dominguez, Crook County, junior
DL Bekham Hibbert, La Grande, junior
DL Kenai Huff, La Grande, senior
DL Bryce May, Cascade, junior
DL Kimball Napaa, Parkrose, junior
DL Deacon Pace, Pendleton, senior
DL Killian Phaigh, North Bend, senior
DL Dawson Relling, Marist Catholic, senior
LB Cayden Baker, Scappoose, senior
LB Josh Berry, Junction City, senior
LB Morrisen Craig, Cascade, junior
LB Kaleb Fox, Marshfield, junior
LB Jason Kern, Henley, senior
LB Ethan Lamphere, Crook County, senior
LB Caleb Morgan, Ashland, senior
LB Brandon Neilson, Scappoose, senior
LB Lincoln Rathmanner, Estacada, senior
LB Carsen Rieger, Tillamook, senior
LB Preston Shepherd, Ontario, senior
DB Cash Andrus, Marist Catholic, junior
DB Sovann Chab, La Grande, junior
DB Christian Guerrero, Marist Catholic, senior
DB Kai Otee Hunt, Mazama, senior
DB Mason King, Molalla, senior
DB Brayden Miller, Scappoose, junior
DB Kaden Moore, Pendleton, senior
DB GW Neathery, Crook County, senior
DB Presley Noga, Hidden Valley, senior
DB Carson Remington, Tillamook, sophomore
P London Leitz, The Dalles, junior
P Bode Nichols, Sweet Home, junior
P Brody Van Gastel, Mazama, junior
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Planned increases to Oregon’s gas tax, DMV fees, and payroll tax are on hold after a petition garnered enough signatures to challenge parts of a recent transportation funding bill.
The Oregon Secretary of State’s office confirmed that the petition, led by the group No Tax Oregon, will place the issue on the November ballot.
The group, spearheaded by Republican legislators Sen. Bruce Starr and Rep. Ed Diehl, launched the campaign following Gov. Tina Kotek’s approval of the bill last November.
On Dec. 12, No Tax Oregon submitted over 190,000 signatures to the Secretary of State.
The delay raises questions about the impact on the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) and transportation funding.
On this week’s segment of Your Voice, Your Vote, KATU’s Angelica Thornton interviewed Rep. Ed Diehl and Rep. Susan McLain, co-chair of the Joint Committee on Transportation, to discuss the implications of the referendum.
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J.D. PicKell explains why Oregon-Indiana Peach Bowl rematch is perfect for Dan Lanning originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Oregon Ducks’ 23-0 Orange Bowl win against the Texas Tech Red Raiders was the eventual planted seed for the soon-to-be Peach Bowl next Friday, as they will rematch the Indiana Hoosiers for a chance to go to the national title game in Miami.
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Despite losing to the Hoosiers during the regular season, the Ducks’ resilience has shone through since, making On3’s J.D. PicKell cautiously optimistic the Ducks could turn the tables on the No. 1-seeded Hoosiers.
“That might be the greatest gift this football team could have had, in the context of this season,” PicKell said. “That loss, I think, was a big reason why you’ve seen Oregon grow and progress the way they have in this College Football Playoff.”
PicKell said Oregon’s ability to “grow” has been apparent this postseason so far.
“Very different from last year’s team, when it comes to the way they’re evolving, the kind of ball they’re playing right now in the second round of the College Football Playoff,” PicKell said. “I think a lot of Oregon’s growth, you’ve got to give credit to some of the scars they have over the course of this season.”
We’ll see if PicKell’s words hold true, but it seems the Ducks have a shot to make the postseason even more interesting.
Come next Friday, we’ll find out.
The Oregon Lottery offers several draw games for those aiming to win big. Here’s a look at Dec. 28, 2025, results for each game:
Winning Pick 4 numbers from Dec. 28 drawing
1PM: 0-2-6-1
4PM: 0-2-4-1
7PM: 4-3-9-2
10PM: 6-3-9-2
Check Pick 4 payouts and previous drawings here.
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When are the Oregon Lottery drawings held?
- Powerball: 7:59 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
- Mega Millions: 7:59 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday.
- Pick 4: 1 p.m., 4 p.m., 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. daily.
- Win for Life: 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
- Megabucks: 7:29 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.
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Tickets can be purchased in person at gas stations, convenience stores and grocery stores. Some airport terminals may also sell lottery tickets.
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