Lon Austin is a sports editor with a focus on local sports in Crook County, Oregon. He writes for the Madras Pioneer and the Central Oregonian, covering high school and community sports events, including basketball, wrestling, and other athletic competitions.
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Lon Austin's coverage predominantly revolves around local high school sports events, especially wrestling and basketball. His focus is on reporting event results and game highlights rather than in-depth analysis or interviews.
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The Crook County High School girls basketball team got off to a great start Tuesday night at Summit, but were unable to keep the momentum as they fell 47-29 to
The Crook County Cowboy basketball team has dropped another close game.
The Crook County High School girls basketball team suffered a heartbreaking loss on Thursday, Dec. 12, falling 56-51 to Caldera in a game that they easily could have won.
After reaching the state semifinals for the first time in school history the Crook County High School boys soccer team has three individuals who have been named to the Class
It was another big week for the Crook County High School boys wrestling program.
After going 9-0 in the regular season before falling to Tillamook in a close game in the first round of the state playoffs, the Crook County High School football team
The Crook County Cowgirls are struggling to score points right now.
The Crook County Cowboys battled the entire game, but in the end the Class 5A Redmond Panthers proved to be just a little better as they defeated the Cowboys 58-48
The Crook County High School boys basketball team finished with a 2-1 record at the South Coast Les Schwab Holiday Classics Basketball Tournament, which was held Thursday through Saturday, Dec.
After dropping their first two games of the tournament, the Crook County Cowgirls finally got back on track with a 50-48 victory over Mountain View in the final round of
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