by: SUBMITTED PHOTO - OCHS JROTC team members visit the Golden Spike as part of their trip to nationals. From left, Robert James, coach Phil Boss, Britt Bangle, Ben Jennings, Nicole Moorman, Taylor Peitrok and 1st Sgt. Darren Larson, U.S. Army instructor.

Story by Drake MacFarlane - Staff Writer/Student

The Oregon City High School Student Scholarship is a one-stop application for a multitude of local Oregon City scholarships, and it’s due on April 1st.    Oregon City Scholarship Form

Story by Drake MacFarlane - Staff Writer/Student

This past weekend, Oregon City High School’s Speech and Debate team had their districts meet at Lake Oswego High School. The team as a whole took third place, and many team members did so well they qualified for state.

Congratulations to the OCHS Student Council who earned the prestigious "National Gold Council of Excellence" award for the 4th year in arow! Last year only 2 Oregon councils were awarded this honor.

Snowboard team participated in Oregon State Snowboarding Championship at Mt. Bachelor on March 13-16.  The Girls Team took home the Girls 1^st Place Overall Trophy!!! The trophy is called the Sato Cup and its only the 2^nd time in 15 years that a TRL Girls team has won the trophy. The Girls team also brought home 1^st place in Banked Slalom and second place in Slopestyle. Sierra Clasen placed 1^st in Boardercross.  Congratulations OC Snowboard Team !!!!

Want to be in student council next year? We have open appointed positions available.  Just fill out an application! they are located in Student Services and in room F128.    Applications will be due April 19th. 

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Over the weekend the JROTC Physical Fitness team, Precision team and Sporter team traveled to Graham, Washington for the JROTC Northwest Regional Competition.

Girls Lacrosse’s first home game is Thursday @ 8 @ the stadium vs Liberty. We'll have concessions; including our famous peppermint hot chocolate!

You can mark off our first match against Prairie as a victory.  Final score OPRC 18 – Prairie 17.  Man-of-the-Match, Mason Kloer, scored a try (5 points) and drop kicked a 25 yard penalty kick (3 points) to lead Oregon Pioneer to a hard fought victory.  Also scoring tries for OPRC were Jordan Woodward on a 50+ yard run and Brandon Epsey on a 40+ yard run.  Team captain, Bailey Andersen, asserted his authority to keep Oregon Pioneer battling until the final whistle.  OPRC’s up and coming sophomores, Brad Odle and Michael Lindley, made hug

Story by Drake MacFarlane -- Staff Writer/Student

“Time Flies” is in the black box theater this weekend, showcasing the creative and funny productions created by students in drama. Adapted
from a set of plays by David Ives, Time Flies is a series of six short plays, each directed and acted by Oregon City High School students.

“I was graciously cast as a living television in Captive Audience,” said senior Andrew Madsen, “Student direction is very cool. It brings
their vision to life.