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
First, here's last week's winner: Summit's Taylan Kinsella with the touchdown run! This week's top plays: -Jettson Gillam (Mtn View) strip sack
By: Dylan Anderman
HILLSBORO, Ore. (KTVZ) -- On Saturday morning, the Summit boys looked to defend their state title against La Salle.
By: Dylan Anderman
Dylan on the Ducks; our new segment begins December 1st as we go in depth on the Ducks as they chase a national championship.
By: Dylan Anderman
Dylan on the Ducks; our new segment begins December 1st as we go in depth on the Ducks as they chase a national championship.
By: Dylan Anderman
Mountain View football is headed to the semifinals for the second straight year. Despite losing more than 20 seniors, the Cougars are back where they were last year. This Friday they head to the semifinals at McNary high school where they will play West Albany. Mountain View were the state runner-ups last year.
By: Dylan Anderman
This Friday the #2 seed and the undefeated Mountain View Cougars will head over the Cascades for a Neutral site semifinal game. The team they are playing is #6 and 40 minutes away from the netral site field. The Cougars had to travel over the cascades last year for the semifinals and the championship games.
By: Dylan Anderman
This Friday, the #2 seed and undefeated Mountain View Cougars will head over the Cascades for a neutral site semifinal game. The team they are playing is #6 and 40 minutes away from the neutral site field.
By: Dylan Anderman
One game left for the high school football season and the Mountain View Cougars have found themselves in the final week for the second year in a row. Last year the Cougars were runner-ups in the state championship and lost more than 20 seniors. They head back to the state game after a 40-17 win
By: Dylan Anderman
BEND, Ore. (KTVZ)- Mountain View football is going toe to toe with Wilsonville this Friday for a rematch of last years state title game. The Cougars made the state championship game yet again after beating West Albany 40-17. Mountain View has a high powered offense and has faced electric offenses all postseason long. Now they
Our Athlete of the Week this week is Mountain View's Angel Valenzuela. In the semifinals, Angel ran for 237 yards and 4 touchdowns in the win. On the defensive end, Valenzuela had six tackles, two sacks, and a force fumble. Valenzuela and the Cougars face off against Wilsonville this Friday at 4:30 P.M. at Hillsboro
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