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			The Gresham Outlook - Sports
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            Portland and surrounding area community news and information
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                Johnson named Coach of the Year
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            2010-03-16 23:51:44
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                Barlow&#8217;s Tom Johnson was named Mount Hood Conference Coach of the Year, while Central Catholic junior Will Bond earned Player of the Year honors. 
The Bruins put two juniors on the first team in Brock Otis and Ryan Crouser, while Centennial senior Tyler Pannell and David Douglas junior  ...
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                Newspaper hosts March Madness contest
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            2010-03-16 23:49:34
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                The Outlook and Sandy Post are hosting their March Madness basketball bracket contest with $50 and a one-year newspaper subscription going to the winner. 
Rules and bracket entries are printed on Page 10A. 
Online entry is available through cbssports.com and includes live scoring updates. To  ...
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                Central Catholic expected to shut down all comers this spring
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            2010-03-17 00:00:00
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                In a league that has seen dominant pitching come through in recent years, this season one name dominates the discussion &#8211; Central Catholic hurler Kaitlyn Inglesby. 
The standout speed-ball pitcher allowed less than a run per game last year and earned shutouts in more than half of her Mount  ...
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                Boys expect a tight race for the final state berth
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            2010-03-12 23:16:50
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                The private schools are expected to keep their strangle hold on the Mount Hood Conference golf trophies this spring with the Central Catholic boys returning in tact for a repeat run and Saint Mary&#8217;s coming in as a heavy favorite on the girls side. 
Senior Sam Mendez powers the Rams after  ...
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                Sports talk-show host Dawson plans move to Dallas FM station
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            2010-03-11 00:00:00
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                Gavin Dawson, host of the Morning Sports Page segment on KXTG (95.5 FM The Game), is leaving to accept a job in Dallas.
Dawson, 34, will play host to an afternoon drive show on KRLD (105.3 FM The Fan).
A graduate of Mountain View High in Vancouver, Wash., Dawson worked seven years at KFXX (1080 AM  ...
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                Winterhawks get ready for playoffs
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            2010-03-11 00:00:00
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                This weekend, the Portland Winterhawks conclude their most successful regular season in years. But the coaches and players hope that was only a beginning.
The playoffs await the Hawks for the first time in four years. They are likely to finish fifth in the Western Hockey League&#8217;s Western  ...
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                Saints settle for seventh place in playoffs
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            2010-03-09 23:10:12
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                The Mt. Hood Community College men&#8217;s basketball team finished the Northwest championship tournament with a 2-2 record, ending play with a 71-66 loss to Walla Walla in Tuesday&#8217;s fourth-place game. 
Walla Walla wiped away numerous Mt. Hood scoring chances with 10 blocked shots, led by  ...
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