Dylan Anderman is a journalist based in Bend, Oregon, focusing on local news and sports. He writes for NewsChannel 21 and NPG of Oregon, covering a range of topics including community events, sports highlights, and human interest stories. Dylan's work has also been featured in The Pioneer and CSU East Bay publications.
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By: Dylan Anderman
Other High Desert playoff scores: Wilsonville 63, Bend 34 Sisters 27, Taft 34 Culver 44, Weston-McEwen 0
By: Dylan Anderman
Last week's winner: Mountain View's Langston Belding with the touchdown grab! Congrats Langston! This week's top plays:
By: Dylan Anderman
Last week's winner: Mountain View's Langston Belding with the touchdown grab! Congrats Langston! This week's top plays: -Taylan Kinsella (Summit) takes handoff to the house -Angel Valenzuela (Mtn View) beats the Thurston defense for the TD -Gavin Sandoval (CC) deep pass to Gage Martinez
By: Dylan Anderman
The Summit boys soccer team has been a non-stop threat for a decade. In the last 10 years, the Storm have five state title appearances and three state champions. This year, the Storm are defending a state championship and will face Woodburn in the semifinals on Tuesday.
By: Dylan Anderman
The Caldera girls soccer team is headed to the state semifinals for the second straight year. The Wolfpack have 11 shutouts this season and five straight after Saturday's 3-0 win over Silverton. They face the Bend High Lava Bears on Tuesday at home.
By: Dylan Anderman
The IMC champs fell short in the quarterfinals with a 2-0 loss to Wilsonville. Summit had a great season with an 11-3-2 record overall and a 9-1 league record. The Storm went into the playoffs as the 4-seed and won their first round game 1-0.
By: Dylan Anderman
The fall sports season is coming to a close. Three sports finished over the weekend - cross country, volleyball and water polo. In cross country, the Summit girls and boys placed second, while the Caldera girls finished third. In volleyball, Crook County placed third, while the Bend High Lava Bears finished fifth. Girls and boys soccer are headed to the semifinals, with the Caldera and Bend girls going head to head on Tuesday. The Summit boys are headed to their sixth straight semifinal game. In football, three Central Oregon teams remain: Summit, Mountain View and Culver. Mtn. View and Culver are undefeated on the year and play at home on Friday.
By: Dylan Anderman
Mt. Bachelor is set to open for pass-holders this Friday, the earliest opening since 1998. The announcement from Mt. Bachelor has set winter enthusiasts into a frenzy to prepare for their treks up to the mountain.
By: Dylan Anderman
The Summit boys soccer team is headed to their 5th state championship game in the past 6 seasons. The Storm will go for their third title in four years after 3-1 Semifinal win over Woodburn. The Storm will play in the state title game Saturday against La Salle. The Bend High girls soccer team is
By: Dylan Anderman
The Summit boys soccer team is headed to their fifth state championship game in the past six seasons. The Storm will go for their third title in four years after a3-1 semifinal win over Woodburn. The Storm will play in the state title game Saturday against La Salle.
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