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Senior Jackson Satterthwaite attacks the paint after a successful pumpfake Felix Locker
Junior Angelique Hulstine splits two defenders and drives to the nylon. Ethan Huckaby
A barrage of 3-pointers from junior 5-5 guard Almedina Omerovic and physical defense led to a 50-31 victory for girls basketball against Sandy at home on Feb. 12.
Junior Sequoia Chorn dominated at districts, topping the podium. photo courtesy Girls Wrestling
Sophomores Nevaeh Rexius and Angelina Perez run drills to train for the upcoming flag football season. Coach Beith looks on. Highlander staff
Sophomore Brian Chen competes at the Mt Hood Conference districts. Photo by Sabina Rai
State champ junior Ariyah Abdullah won the 200 freestyle, the 100 butterfly and the 200 medley relay.
Photo by Myan Bui
The girls and boys swim teams handily defeated Central Catholic at home on Dec 4. The girls won 129-33 and the boys won 138-27.
Boys basketball played hard in a jamboree exhibition against Cleveland, Lakeridge and Woodburn on Dec 3, winning one of their three games.
Senior Luke Reeves goes coast to coast for a layup in a 12-11 victory against Lakeridge Photo by Felix Locker
The cheer team started their winter season on Dec. 6 with a total of 22 JV cheerleaders joining the season.
Junior Amaziah Brown takes his opponent to the mat with a headlock. Photo by Chloe Mills
The team defeated Parkrose easily, aided by forfeits, and then edged out Mountain View
Sophomore Faysal Ibrahim ran fifth at State in cross country, setting a new Douglas 5K record of 15:23.99 (4:57 per mile). Photo by Grant Collins
Girls soccer and boys and girls water polo teams made state playoff appearances, and boys cross country’s Faysal Ibrahim placed 5th in state
After staying neck and neck for the majority of the game, Douglas couldn't keep up in the end
Freshman Shyanne Winfield drives to the hoop in a loss to St. Mary’s 54-45 Claire Hay
For almost the whole third quarter, neither the Scots nor the Mustangs scored a point
Lack of ball control and too many turnovers led to boys soccer losing 4-1 to McMinnville at home on Sep 30
That burst of energy didn't last long though, Gresham coming back strong
Players and coaches from both teams gathered and knelt down on the field to see Santilanes off
"I'm extremely happy with the way they played tonight" said head coach Carl Tuma. "They lost to this team by 8 in a tournament previously"
The crowd erupted with shouts from both sides during the final minutes
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