Chris Hansen is a Sports Reporter at The Register-Guard. He covers the University of Oregon's football, men’s basketball, track and field, cross-country, and softball, focusing on competitive sports and various sports disciplines. Chris has been featured in numerous publications, including The Spokesman-Review, Colorado Politics, and USA TODAY.
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By: Chris Hansen
For most of the 1940s, the best table in Canberra was a boarding house dining room in Barton, and the man at it was the prime minister.
By: Chris Hansen
Milder weather and lighter winds have allowed crews to make some progress in their efforts to contain a wildfire in Northern Douglas County.
By: Chris Hansen
A Kittitas County man is facing felony charges after police say he forged the signature of his deceased mother on an elections ballot and returned it to hi
A record 1,800 athletes from 147 countries are heading to Eugene for the World Athletics U20 Championships. What to know and how to watch
By: Chris Hansen
Oregon coach Dan Lanning is using the Harada Method, a goal-setting system famously used by Shohei Ohtani, to help guide the team.
Golfweek Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore turned 21 back in May and he celebrated the big day on the southern Oregon coast playing golf at Bandon Dunes.
Chris Hansen, Eugene Register-Guard The hype for the upcoming Oregon football season has been building since January and college football coaches appear to be on board.
By: Chris Hansen
Incoming Oregon freshman Jaslene Massey, a U.S. junior champion in the girls discus and shot put, is entered the World Athletics U20 Championships.
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