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Oregon high school football 4A all-state team for 2025

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December 8, 2025

Oregon high school football 4A all-state team for 2025

Here are The Oregonian/OregonLive’s Class 4A all-state teams for the 2025 Oregon high school football season.

The all-state teams were determined by a vote of the state’s coaches. All 28 head coaches in Class 4A were sent a ballot and encouraged to vote. The Oregonian/OregonLive received participation from 24 of 28 coaches. Email jhumburg@advancelocal.com with questions.

OREGON 4A FOOTBALL ALL-STATE TEAMS

Offensive player of the year

Bryce Kuenzi, Cascade

Defensive player of the year

Matthew Hinkle, Cascade

Coach of the year

Shane Hedrick, Cascade

First team offense

QB Joe Janney, Henley, senior

RB Staton Barnes, Junction City, senior

RB Bryce Kuenzi, Cascade, senior

RB Tugg McQuinn, Pendleton, senior

WR Griffyn Boomer, Tillamook, senior

WR Rocco De La Rosa, Philomath, senior

WR Josiah Hawkins, Cascade, junior

TE Jackson Roderick, Junction City, senior

TE Jamison Walsh, Cascade, junior

C Jantz Kahl Jr., Henley, senior

OL Skylar Folau, Marshfield, junior

OL Jace Johnson, Cascade, senior

OL Connor Lloyd, Junction City, senior

OL Bryce May, Cascade, senior

OL Theron Tyler, Henley, senior

K Nolan Lennox, Scappoose, senior

KR Rocco De La Rosa, Philomath, senior

First team defense

DL Bekham Hibbert, La Grande, senior

DL Matthew Hinkle, Cascade, senior

DL Jantz Kahl Jr., Henley, senior

DL Connor Lloyd, Junction City, senior

LB Brody Buzzard, Marist Catholic, senior

LB Morrisen Craig, Cascade, senior

LB Kaleb Fox, Marshfield, senior

LB CD Nuno, Philomath, senior

DB Josiah Hawkins, Cascade, junior

DB Trever Olsen, Scappoose, senior

DB Brody Ramey, Marshfield, senior

DB Conner Shively, Henley, senior

P CJ Jones, Marist Catholic, junior

Second team offense

QB Will Kessi, Scappoose, junior

QB Enoch Niblett, Marshfield, senior

RB Elijah Greenan Biggs, Scappoose, junior

RB Matthew Hinkle, Cascade, senior

RB Wyatt Kerrigan, Stayton, junior

WR Gabe Dietmeyer, Marist Catholic, sophomore

WR Nolan Lennox, Scappoose, senior

WR Jullien Rayas, Henley, senior

TE Brycen Schaan, Stayton, senior

C Brody Woods, Junction City, junior

OL Brody Buzzard, Marist Catholic, senior

OL Bekham Hibbert, La Grande, senior

OL Devyn McDonald, Tillamook, senior

OL Kaleb Moore, Junction City, senior

OL Willie Munds, Estacada, junior

K Kellen Fitzpatrick, Marist Catholic, senior

KR Josiah Hawkins, Cascade, junior

Second team defense

DL Jamison Batdorff, Marshfield, senior

DL Brayden Hamblin, Scappoose, senior

DL Cooper Kempf, Marist Catholic, senior

DL Jamison Walsh, Cascade, junior

LB Jacob Bocchi, Henley, senior

LB Riley Krantz, La Grande, senior

LB Vicent Medina, Cascade, senior

LB Jackson Skinner, Marist Catholic, senior

LB Roanin Wright, Henley, senior

DB Staton Barnes, Junction City, senior

DB Griffyn Boomer, Tillamook, senior

DB Dalton Kuenzi, Cascade, senior

DB Ryder McIlmoil, La Grande, senior

P Owen Mitzel, Stayton, senior

Third team offense

QB Cade Coreson, Cascade, senior

QB Kevin Hurliman, Tillamook, junior

RB Blake Barger, Estacada, senior

RB Jeremiah Brunick, Henley, senior

RB Kaleb Fox, Marshfield, senior

WR David Carter, Ashland, sophomore

WR Lane Olsen, Marshfield, senior

WR Hadyn Widdicombe, Marshfield, senior

TE Jubal Hoisington, Pendleton, junior

TE Ayden Welch, Ashland, senior

C Carson DeClue, La Grande, senior

OL Jamison Batdorff, Marshfield, senior

OL Mason Campbell, Scappoose, senior

OL Sabby Hlavinka, Cascade, junior

OL Cooper Kempf, Marist Catholic, senior

OL Cooper Mathis, Henley, senior

OL Abraham Richter, Stayton, senior

OL Gavin Tyler, Sweet Home, junior

K London Leitz, The Dalles, senior

KR Nolan Lennox, Scappoose, senior

Third team defense

DL Logen Bourne, Junction City, senior

DL Skylar Folau, Marshfield, junior

DL Hudson Smith, Estacada, senior

DL Methias Tuiolemotu, Tillamook, senior

LB Turner Jackson, Estacada, junior

LB Ashton Randall, Estacada, sophomore

LB Jackson Roderick, Junction City, senior

LB Luke Rosa, Sweet Home, senior

DB Dillan Davis, Sweet Home, senior

DB Noah Kim, Estacada, senior

DB Aidan Miller, Marist Catholic, junior

DB Brayden Miller, Scappoose, senior

P Darek McIlmoil, La Grande, junior

Honorable mention offense

QB AJ Altishin, Philomath, junior

QB Elijah Martin, Marist Catholic, senior

QB Kaden Shafer, Junction City, senior

QB Quin Wellman, Baker, junior

RB Conner Harvey, Marist Catholic, junior

RB Brody Mahon, Mazama, junior

RB Jackson Skinner, Marist Catholic, senior

RB Jackson Swanson, North Bend, senior

WR Drew Butler, Scappoose, senior

WR Dillan Davis, Sweet Home, senior

WR Sterling Holland, Crescent Valley, junior

WR Elias Long, Baker, senior

WR Hunter Mollerstrom, Stayton, junior

WR CD Nuno, Philomath, senior

TE Hunter Bustos, The Dalles, senior

TE Eli Jackson, Gladstone, sophomore

C Arthur Duryea, Astoria, junior

C Bryson Harvey, Marshfield, senior

C Landon Shafer, St. Helens, senior

OL Ashton Allmon, Tillamook, senior

OL Aidan Perkins, Pendleton, senior

OL Owen Swedenborg, Seaside, junior

OL Shaun Washburn, Scappoose, junior

OL Tyson Wing, Seaside, senior

K Luke Balzotti, Henley, junior

K Carter Vinson, Stayton, sophomore

K Brayden Wintersteen, Astoria, senior

KR Staton Barnes, Junction City, senior

KR Luc Frey, Marshfield, senior

Honorable mention defense

DL Adrian Balli, Astoria, senior

DL Kaleb Delph, North Bend, junior

DL Dex Dunlap, La Grande, junior

DL Kellen Hartsook, Sweet Home, junior

DL Colt Kelly, Astoria, junior

DL Aidan Perkins, Pendleton, senior

DL Jamin Peters, Philomath, junior

LB Hunter Christensen, North Bend, junior

LB Travis Conklin, Stayton, junior

LB Rocco De La Rosa, Philomath, senior

LB Vincent Maciel, Tillamook, junior

LB Kolt McQuinn, Pendleton, sophomore

LB Dexter Olson, Scappoose, junior

LB Efrain Ramirez, Seaside, junior

LB Sawyer Whitney, Marist Catholic, junior

DB Wyatt Black, Stayton, senior

DB Tugg McQuinn, Pendleton, senior

DB Sam Morris, Scappoose, junior

DB Vance Nelson, Pendleton, senior

DB Jackson Swanson, North Bend, senior

DB Junior Whitmer, Marshfield, junior

P Kelton Davis, Hidden Valley, senior

P Quin Gohr, Astoria, senior

P Tristan Smith Evans, Tillamook, senior

ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS

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Oregon FFA honors SAGE Center with Distinguished Service Award – East Oregonian

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March 24, 2026

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Oregon FFA honors SAGE Center with Distinguished Service Award

Published 7:30 pm Monday, March 23, 2026

BOARDMAN — The SAGE Center & Event Center received the Distinguished Service Award at the Oregon FFA Convention in Redmond.

The award honors individuals and organizations that demonstrate exceptional support of FFA through financial contributions, volunteerism, and ongoing service. The convention took place March 19-22.

The SAGE Center was honored for its continued commitment to advancing agricultural education, leadership development, and community engagement throughout the region.

“We are incredibly honored to receive this recognition,” SAGE Center Interim Manager Angel Aguilar said. “Supporting FFA and the next generation of leaders is at the heart of what we do. This award is a reflection of the strong partnerships we’ve built and the shared commitment to our community’s future.”

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Sting leads to arrests of two Oregon men accused of luring minors, police say

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March 23, 2026

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Sting leads to arrests of two Oregon men accused of luring minors, police say

LINCOLN CITY, Ore. — Two Oregon men were arrested this month after undercover officers posed as minors in online stings, the Lincoln City Police Department reports.

On March 13, Mitchell Isham, a 58-year-old resident of McMinnville, was arrested after offering to meet with a minor for sex. Unbeknownst to Isham, the minor he initiated a sexually graphic conversation with was, in reality, an undercover officer posing as a minor.

Isham was arrested and booked into the Lincoln County Jail for two counts of Luring a Minor and two counts of Online Sexual Corruption of a Child in the 2nd Degree.

Also on March 13, Richard Brotherton, 63, of Amity, was arrested after initiating a sexually graphic conversation with an undercover officer posing as a minor. Brotherton was arrested and booked into the Lincoln County Jail for Luring a Minor.

LCPD Officers were assisted by the Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office and the McMinnville Police Department.

On March 19, a Lincoln County Grand Jury issued a True Bill Indictment against Isham and Brotherton for the crimes. A “True Bill Indictment” is a formal indictment returned by a grand jury when they find sufficient probable cause to believe a person has committed a crime, authorizing the case to proceed to trial.

The Lincoln City Police Department encourages parents to monitor their children’s social media activity and discuss with them the possible dangers of communicating with strangers online. These investigations are conducted in a continuing effort to protect our children from predators who target children for sexual exploitation and to reduce crime and further enhance the safety of our community.

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Texas ‘generational talent’ Booker scores 40 in March Madness rout of Oregon

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March 23, 2026

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Texas ‘generational talent’ Booker scores 40 in March Madness rout of Oregon

AUSTIN, Texas — Oregon was simply helpless against Madison Booker.

Texas’ three-time All-American forward did anything she wanted as she scored a career-high 40 points in a rollicking 100-58 win over Oregon on Sunday that earned the No. 1-seeded Longhorns a trip to the Sweet 16 for the third consecutive year.

Drive for layups? Easy. Her go-to mid-range jumper? Breezy. Step out for 3-pointers? Swish.

Booker set a Texas school record for most points in an NCAA Tournament game.

It’s still 10 points shy of the overall tournament record of 50 set by Drake’s Lorri Bauman in 1982. But give her time. She’s got at least one more game coming up in Fort Worth, and if the Longhorns are going to play for their first national championship in 40 years, she could get four more.

Booker carried the Longhorns to the Elite Eight as a freshman and to Final Four last season.

“She’s a generational talent,” Texas coach Vic Schaefer said.

Texas forward Madison Booker (35) drives to the basket against Oregon forward Ehis Etute (35) during the second half in the second round of the NCAA college basketball tournament, Sunday, March 22, 2026, in Austin, Texas. Credit: AP/Eric Gay

And an unselfish one. Schaefer often has to tell his star player to go get her shot instead of making the extra pass to a teammate.

“I want her to hunt to go get a bucket,” Schaefer said.

That side of her is emerging now that it’s time to start collecting trophies.

Booker came in to the tournament averaging 18.9 points. She set her previous career high of 31 just a couple of weeks ago against Mississippi in the Southeastern Conference tournament, which Texas won.

The previous Texas tournament scoring record of 32 was set by Clarissa Davis in 1986 and Heather Schreiber in 2003. The 1986 team won the national title. The 2003 team made the Final Four.

“Coach Schaefer has pushed me into taking a big role, being aggressive on the offensive end,” Booker said.

She was dominant from the start against Oregon, scoring 14 points in the first quarter. Bookers’ final stat line included 14-of-21 shooting, eight rebounds, five assists, two steals and no turnovers.

“I’ve never seen that. I’d like to see it again,” Texas senior guard Rori Harmon said. “I saw the look in her eyes when she came in. I saw something special coming today.”

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