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Husky wrestlers second at Seaside
Sweet Home grapplers chalked up another impressive tournament placing Saturday, the second in a week, taking second at…
January 21, 2005
Swimmers post best home meet of season
Sweet Home High School’s swim team had its besst overall performance at home hosting Molalla and Marist, on…
January 21, 2005
Girls defeat Banks 55-51, ready for league play
The Husky girls couldn’t miss the hoop Friday night at home against Banks as they built up a…
January 21, 2005
Kauffman lights it up in third
The Husky boys held off a persistent Newport attack Jan. 11 to win 68-61 at home. “It was…
January 21, 2005
Swim Club welcomes new coach Jill Black
Sean C. Morgan The Sweet Home Swim Club welcomed a new coach to town this month. Jill Black…
January 21, 2005
Swimmers second at Woodburn
With just five weeks until the district swimming meet, Coach Doug Peargin was extremely pleased with the performances…
January 13, 2005
Girls lose to Toledo, Philomath
Philomath and Toledo both defeated the girls basketball team last week. Philomath defeated the Huskies 45-24 on Tuesday…
January 13, 2005
Boys dominate Toledo
The boys basketball team lost to fourth-ranked Philomath but dominated Toledo last week. The Huskies faced Philomath away…
January 13, 2005
Defensive player of the year is Mr. Nice guy–except on the field
Alex Paul Brandon Martin may well be the nicest young man at Sweet Home High School yet one…
January 13, 2005
Husky wrestlers third at Oregon Classic
Blustery winter weather didn’t cool off Coach Steve Thorpe’s grapplers Friday and Saturday as the Huskies took third…
January 13, 2005
Hidden Valley cuts through defense to ice girls
Hidden Valley High School cut through an icy Husky defense Thursday night to defeat the girls basketball team…
January 5, 2005
Foul shots make difference in boys basketball contests
Free throws made a difference in both games played by the Husky boys basketball team last week. In…
January 5, 2005
Six named to all-state football first team
Six Huskies were named to the all-state football first team. They include senior running back Travis Smith, a…
January 5, 2005
Sweet Home swimmers win Stayton Invitational
Sweet Home won the four-team Stayton swimming invitational on Dec. 30. “This was a good meet to end…
January 5, 2005
Grapplers down Nestucca lose to Central Linn
Sweet Home grapplers overpowered Nestucca 82-0 but fell to a well-balanced Central Linn squad 38-25 Dec. 30 at…
January 5, 2005
Pete’s Pot-Shots
Editor’s Note: Pete Porter was Sports and Religion Editor of The New Era for 16 years, until he…
January 5, 2005
Husky swimmers top Junction City boys, girls
Opposing coaches have to get up pretty early in the morning to beat one of Doug Peargin’s Husky…
December 18, 2004
Grapplers win home tournament; Corvallis meet Sat.
Four Husky grapplers won all three of their matches Friday, as Sweet Home captured its own tournament title.…
December 18, 2004
Marist, Central clobber boys
Marist and Central, two of the top teams in the state, slipped through Husky defenses to defeat the…
December 18, 2004
Girls fall to Cottage Grove, Central
Cottage Grove’s high-pressure defense led to a 38-23 win over the Husky girls basketball team on the road…
December 18, 2004
205 turn out for S.H. Mat Club tourney
Sweet Home Mat Club tournament Saturday had a great turn out with 205 kids from around the state…
December 18, 2004
Huskies work out kinks in opening swim meet: J.C. Fri.
Husky swimmers won eight of 16 relays Friday at the Sweet Home pool to kick off the winter…
December 10, 2004
Kauffman nails winning three in opening home game
Garrett Kauffman nailed a three with just two seconds left Monday to lead the Husky boys basketball team…
December 10, 2004
Pendleton wins Newberg tournament;
Pendleton proved why they are ranked number one in the state’s 4A mat polls Friday, handing perenially tough…
December 10, 2004
Wilsonville ends Husky state title hopes 35-14
Ken Roberts For The New Era Wilsonville showed why they are rated number one in the state, using…
December 10, 2004