Joe Petshow is a journalist for Columbia Gorge News, focusing on local sports news in The Dalles, Oregon. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Joe provides in-depth coverage of cross country, football, water polo, and basketball events in the area.
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Joe Petshow focuses primarily on local sports in The Dalles, Oregon, particularly high school-level events and competitions. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and announcements related to various sporting activities. Given this focus, individuals who can provide insights into the local sports scene in The Dalles or have a stake in the covered events may find success when reaching out to Joe.
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The senior wing, playing her fourth season of varsity, scored 27 points, and grabbed 10 rebounds for Coach Steve Noteboom's team.
It’s off to Las Vegas for the unbeaten Hood River Valley girls basketball team, where the Eagles are scheduled to face opponents over four successive days of the Tarkanian Classic.
Hood River (7-6 overall, 1-2 NWOC heading into this week) was sparked by junior wing Julia Rowan's 3-pointer off a Sarah Mason assist which erased a 6-4 Milwaukie lead.
Hood River Valley’s girls basketball team lost practice and game time the past two weeks because of recent snow and ice storms. Once play resumed, the Eagles lost a couple
Hood River Valley has been part of the past eight Class 5A OSAA state baseball playoffs and there are indicators the streak might continue this spring.
A record 29 golfers turned out for the Hood River Valley boys golf team this spring, giving Coach Erin Mason a lot of options — albeit many of them unknown
Sawyer Clemett capped his final season of boys basketball at Hood River Valley with first-team, all-league recognition — an unusual feat for a player on a non-state playoff team.
The three-sport athlete just completed her senior season of basketball — her fourth year on the Eagle varsity roster — and is now playing third base for the HRV softball team.
By Joe Petshow By Joe Petshow For Columbia Gorge News
The series didn't start well for Coach Max Reitz's squad, which lost the opener April 16, 12-9.
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