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
Former Redmond and Oregon basketball star, Maarty Leunen is now coaching back in his hometown at Ridgeview high school. In his second year as the head coach, Leunen and the Ravens look to take the next step this season. Alongside Maarty is his son and sophomore Gavin Leunen. The two share their love for basketball, but also for Maarty's alma mater. They are both big time Duck fans and are excited for the upcoming Rose Bowl.
By: Dylan Anderman
REDMOND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Former Redmond and Oregon basketball star Maarty Leunen is now coaching back in his hometown at Ridgeview High School. In his second year as head coach, Leunen and the Ravens look to take the next step this season. Alongside Maarty is his son, sophomore Gavin Leunen. The two share their love
By: Harley Coldiron, Dylan Anderman
PASADENA, CA. (KTVZ) -- From press conferences, to practice - the first day in Pasadena kept everyone busy, including NewsChannel 21's Dylan Anderman. He's down in Pasadena tracking the Oregon Duck's football team every move as the prepare for this year's Rose Bowl against Ohio State.
By: Dylan Anderman, Harley Coldiron
PASADENA, CA (KTVZ) -- With less than 24 hours away from playing in the Rose Bowl, the Oregon Ducks are laser focused on toppling Ohio State and moving on to the playoff semi-finals. NewsChannel 21's Dylan Anderman is down in Pasadena capturing all the action of day 2.
By: Dylan Anderman
The Rose Bowl is less than a day away and the week fun continues. On Tuesday, hundreds of fans went across the street from the stadium for the Rose Bowl Bash. Many Oregon residents traveled for the game and enjoyed the festivities the bash had to offer.
By: Dylan Anderman
The Ducks media day on Monday was nothing but fun and filled with confidence. Oregon players are ready for their rematch against Ohio State and know they are the No. 1 team in the country for a reason.
By: Dylan Anderman
Newschannel 21's Dylan Anderman talks all thing Rose Bowl, ahead of the anticipated rematch between Ohio State and Oregon.
By: Dylan Anderman
A smell of roses on New Years day as the Oregon Ducks clashed with the Ohio State Buckeyes. What was a hopeful season for the Ducks turned into heartbreak after getting bashed by Ohio State. It is the second time the two faced off against each other this season, and the Ducks lost the Rose Bowl 41-21. Oregon's season is officially over.
By: Dylan Anderman
On New Years day, there was a lot of hope for Duck fans, but for yet another year, the hope dwindled away. Although the Ducks won the Big Ten and were the No. 1 seed in the college football playoff, they failed to prove they were a better team than Ohio State during the Rose Bowl game. Oregon was unable to produce anything on offense, while the defensive end gave up 500 yards and 41 points. Head Coach Dan Lanning says the game plan they had going in was a reason to why the Ducks got blown out in the biggest game of the year.
By: Dylan Anderman
On New Years day, there was a lot of hope for Duck fans, but for yet another year, the hope dwindled away. Although the Ducks won the Big Ten and were the No. 1 seed in the college football playoff, they failed to prove they were a better team than Ohio State during the Rose
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