Nik Streng is a sports reporter/editor at The Oregonian. He specializes in high school and competitive sports, covering a range of topics including football, basketball, soccer, and the intersection of sports with community themes in Oregon. Nik has been featured in The Chronicle, BOND, CLIVE L, and The Oregonian / OregonLive.com.
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Nik focuses heavily on local sports coverage, particularly high school sports in Oregon. As such, he is likely to be interested in pitches related to upcoming or recent local sporting events, interviews with players and coaches from the covered regions, as well as stories about standout performances and noteworthy developments within the Oregon high school sports scene.
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By: Nik Streng
The Beaver State picked up some bragging rights against the state up north on Friday night.
With aspirations of a Portland Interscholastic League title and competing at the next level with the state's best teams , the Wells football teams
It's hard to think of another football team in Oregon that went through more turmoil this summer than Westview did.
| Week three of Oregon's Friday Night Lights have completed, and it came with a very special moment for one long-time football coach.
One of the top football players in Oregon has flipped his commitment.
By: Nik Streng
In the wake of Jason Eck leaving Idaho, some of the team's top players are leaving. This includes two former Oregon prep stars.
| Facing third and 14 at the Texas 19 in overtime, Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt took the game into his own hands in the College Football Playoffs quarterfinals on Wednesday afternoon in the Peach Bowl.
| As the No. 1-ranked Oregon football team takes on No. 8 Ohio State in the Rose Bowl on Wednesday, the sidelines were alight with celebrity sightings in Pasadena, California.
| Neither team in the upcoming Super Bowl will be hailing from the Pacific Northwest, but Kansas City and the Philadelphia Eagles both have players or coaches that have ties to the Beaver State.
| Lewis & Clark football has found its new head coach, and for longtime Oregon high school and college football fans it may be a name they're familiar with.
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