Ryan Clarke is a dedicated beat writer for the Portland Timbers and Thorns, covering local soccer news for The Oregonian/OregonLive.com and the Herald and News. With a passion for sports journalism, Ryan provides in-depth coverage of the teams, including game analysis, player interviews, and updates on transfers and signings.
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Portland, Oregon, United States (Local)
Ryan Clarke's coverage focuses primarily on local sports in Oregon, particularly basketball and soccer, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. If you have insights related to the Portland Timbers, Portland Thorns, or the Portland Trail Blazers' recent events or developments such as player transfers, team strategies, match outcomes, or other relevant updates pertaining to local teams and athletes in these sports specifically within the Oregon region, your pitch is likely to be well-received by Ryan. Providing exclusive interviews with players or staff could also be of interest given his focus on event coverage.
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By: Ryan Clarke
| Three regular starters for Oregon women's basketball are entering the transfer portal, they announced on social media Wednesday.
By: Ryan Clarke
College basketball legends linked up as Ionescu shared gifts from Nike and her message for Clark and Iowa ahead of the Final Four.
By: Ryan Clarke
| Oklahoma transfer Dillon Gabriel has asked Oregon Ducks legend Marcus Mariota plenty of questions: What is life like in Eugene?
By: Ryan Clarke
| The Oregon Ducks have added a fifth player to their recruiting haul for the Class of 2025.
By: Ryan Clarke
| After a season with zero wins and the departure of 12 players, the University of Oregon women's soccer team is in turmoil.
By: Ryan Clarke
Ducks Confidential is back to check in with Oregon football as spring practice is underway.
By: Ryan Clarke
Can the Portland Timbers put together a complete performance?
By: Ryan Clarke
The hype is real for the Ducks' move to the Big Ten.
By: Ryan Clarke
| The Oregon Ducks are up to six players committed from the Class of 2025.
By: Ryan Clarke
Could this be the end of the forest of fir trees?
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