Sports
"The interest in baseball has dropped across the cities, not just Douglas," said former coach Mike Fitz
"We have two league matches left, then our district tournament, where team points are worth double," said Soule. "We are working hard to step it up and beat Clackamas, and take third place overall!"
Photo by Highlander Staff
The wrestling team said goodbye to their seniors and handily won their Reynolds duel 61-13
Jay Williams chosen as the new head football coach, opening a new chapter for Douglas football
Photo courtesy David Douglas High School Athletic Dept.
Junior point guard Saleemah Shabazz lays it in the fourth quarter Photo by Highlander staff
“Our explosive defense dominated the court,” said coach Marshall.
Junior guard Nara Cordway chases a loose ball
Photo by Highlander staff
Photo of junior Robert Vo courtesy DDHS Yearbook
“Boys have a chance to make a presence at the state meet.” said Head Coach Jim Bowe.
The Mt. Hood Conference Dual Swim Meet Center was "overall a good start for the season" for the girls swim team after winning 138-14.
Photo of junior Ella Bielman courtesy DDHS Yearbook
DDHS soccer advances the ball against Nelson Photo by Highlander Staff
The Scots Volleyball team huddles up during their match against Gresham on Oct. 8th. Photo courtesy of Kevin Nguyen
Night with the Scots starts the basketball season off strong
Night with the Scots, on Nov. 21, was a fun and exciting opening for the boys and girls basketball seasons.
Senior Cameron Vanburen dunks at the Night With the Scots. Photo by News Editor Emilia Gutu
They’re still a young team, with a lineup full of freshmen, sophomores and one junior. The team is still recovering from their loss of numbers of plays from COVID. Though with this they’ll still work hard in order to prepare for districts.
Sophomore Ismael Ali wins the 3K in Oregon City. Photo by Highlander Advisor Brian Graham
Varsity during their OCCA Game Day Championships taking 4th in the Medium 6A division. Photo courtesy @ddhscheer on Instagram.