The following is submitted by St. Helens High School Athletic Director Daunte Gouge.
The following information has been submitted by St. Helens High School Athletic Director Daunte Gouge.
The St. Helens High School varsity football team heads to Forest Grove for competition Friday, Oct. 1.
The following information is provide by St. Helens High School Athletic Director Daunte Gouge.
The St. Helens High School football team is preparing for Friday's home game at 7 p.m. against Canby
The following information is provide by St. Helens High School Athletic Director Daunte Gouge.
It's a new season with a new head coach and a couple of new players for the Scappoose High Indians girls soccer team.
The St. Helens High School Cross Country teams are preparing for competition at the NWOC meet at McCormick Park Sept. 22.
It is billed as the most popular and largest running and walking relay race in the world and the annual Providence Hood and Portland To Coast Relay is set for this weekend.
St. Helens High School 2007 graduate and local resident Tim Mack had never competed in a strongman competition before, but during his first competition this summer, he placed third in his division.
The Pacific Northwest Martial Arts Academy students and instructors are back home in St. Helens following competition at the 17th Annual World Class Taekwondo Championship Aug. 7 in Portland.
After four of 13 events on River City Speedway’s stock car racing schedule a number of local drivers have enjoyed success and are top contenders for a Columbia County Racing Association (CCRA) division title.
In the highly popular and grueling sport of motocross, nearly 200 riders enter races every week in the Thursday Night Motocross (TNM) series at Portland International Raceway (PIR).
St. Helens Girls Softball (SHGS) sent only one team to the Oregon 12C State/Regional Championship Tournament this year in Albany Oregon, June 25 - June 27.
St. Helens High School’s COVID-19 pandemic related reduced and adjusted sports seasons are complete and the students are off for the summer break.
River City Speedway in St. Helens will begin its 37th season of stock car racing June 5 at 5 p.m. at the Columbia County Fairgrounds facility.
The St. Helens High School Boys Basketball Team is midway through the challenging pandemic adjusted and short winter season.
St. Helens High School Sports Schedule
It’s all a matter of pride, and working through each challenge one lap at a time for the members of the Scappoose High School (SHS) Swim Team.
The Winter Sports Season began this week at local high schools. It is an adjusted and abbreviated season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Head Coach Megan Cox is hopeful the abbreviated spring sports season will still be a positive experience for the St. Helens High School track and field athletes.
Luke and Rowen Suchoski kept Scappoose boys’ cross country in the running for Northwest Oregon Conference championships.
St. Helens and Scappoose football, volleyball and soccer are through the COVID-impacted Season 2 looking glass, but cross country is in the home stretch before the Northwest Oregon Conference District Meet.
The OSAA Executive Board has finalized decisions concerning Season 3 Culminating Week events.
In this COVID-shortened, socially-distanced, mask-mandated Northwest Oregon Conference girls’ soccer endeavor, St. Helens finds it’s shut out or be shut out.
The St. Helens High School Lions cross country team is preparing for a Northwest Oregon Conference meet with Hillsboro and Wilsonville scheduled for Wednesday, March 31, at Trojan Park in Rainier.
For 23 years, Pam Didier-Delwisch has coached high school dance and taught language arts to high school and middle school students in Scappoose.
The Oregon Schools Activities Association has clarified allowing fans at the high school sports competitions based on recent communications with the Oregon Health Authority (OHA)
Mavrick Rask’s fourth-quarter touchdown kept St. Helens’ heavy attack running in a Northwest Oregon Conference tilt at La Salle Prep Friday in Milwaukie, but the Falcons flew too high.
In a night of eagerness to get back to football, junior running back Adonai Nava-Perez and visiting Hillsboro had their way.
