Lewis & Clark College in Portland, Oregon, dedicated $598,809 to its football programs in 2024, reflecting an 8.7% increase from the previous year, based on data from the U.S. Department of Education.
In 2024, Portland State University in Oregon reduced its football team spending to $4,791,274, reflecting a 9% drop from the prior year, U.S. Department of Education data shows.
Four Portland Pilots baseball players have been recognized by the West Coast Conference for their performances this season. Trey Swygart and Will Labonte made Second Team All-WCC; Alex Via received honorable mention; Labonte, Via, and Leo Cote were all named to the All-Freshman Team.
Multnomah County’s men’s basketball teams were allocated $5,890,060 in 2024, marking a 3.9% rise over the previous year.
On Wednesday, May 20, this former City of Portland area high school star will be competing.
Portland pitchers Morgan Codron and Jonas Salk have been recognized on the West Coast Conference Baseball All-Academic Team as announced by league officials on May 18. Seven additional Pilots players received honorable mentions for their academic achievements.
Tuesday, May 19 will feature competition from this former City of Portland area high school standout.
The Portland Pilots wrapped up their track and field regular season with wins and personal records at two key meets. Athletes delivered standout performances at both George Fox University NCAA Final Qualifier and Stumptown Running West Coast Twilight.
The upcoming week starting Monday, May 18 will feature this former City of Portland area high school athlete.
Emma Stolte won Portland State’s first-ever Big Sky women’s five-kilometer championship and finished second in the fifteen hundred meters at this year’s conference meet amid stormy weather conditions. Other Vikings athletes also reached finals or set new school marks during competition hosted at Mt. Hood Community College.