Do you know what Central Oregon high school sport won the most state championships in the past decade?

The criteria:
• Must be an OSAA sanctioned sport.
• Central Oregon schools (Bend, Mountain View, Summit, Redmond, Ridgeview, Crook County, Madras, Sisters, La Pine, Culver, Gilchrist, Trinity, Central Christian).

A close second place was volleyball with 13 state championships from six different schools. But the winningest sport was wrestling, with 15 titles from three different schools.
Culver has nine wrestling titles in the past decade under coach J.D. Alley and Crook County has five under coach Jake Huffman. The other title came last year from La Pine and coach Aaron Flack.

Here’s the Complete list:
15 – Wrestling
13 – Volleyball
10 – Girls XC
9 – Girls Track
8 – Boys Tennis
8 – Boys Swimming
8 – Girls Golf
7 – Girls Swimming
6 – Girls Soccer
6 – Boys XC
5 – Boys Track
4 – Boys Golf
3 – Boys Soccer
3 – Football
2 – Baseball
2 – Girls Tennis
1 – Softball
0 – Boys Basketball
0 – Girls Basketball

Look for Wrestling to continue its impressive run, with Mountain View making a run at the Class 6A large school title in 2020. Crook County, Culver and La Pine should continue to shine.

It is really impressive to have six different Central Oregon schools win state volleyball titles. Crook County tops that list with four under legendary coach Rosie Honl.

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FALL
Crook County Boys Cross Country
Summit Girls Cross County
Summit Girls Soccer
Bend Volleyball
Sisters Volleyball

WINTER
Bend Boys Swimming
Bend Girls Swimming
Culver Wrestling
Crook County Wrestling

SPRING
Summit Boys Tennis
Summit Girls Track
Bend Girls Golf
La Pine Baseball

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Player of the year: Haley Smith, Summit

Co-liberos of the year: Olivia Armstrong, Bend; Tatum Elshire, Summit

Coach of the year: Jill Waskom, Summit

FIRST TEAM

Haley Smith, Summit, senior, outside hitter

Olivia Armstrong, Bend, senior, libero

Tatum Elshire, Summit, junior, libero

Kaci Cox, Bend, senior, outside hitter

Rylee Troutman, Ridgeview, sophomore, outside hitter

Jade Waskom, Summit, junior, outside hitter

Cambree Scott, Bend, senior, middle blocker

Megan Bushnell, Bend, freshman, setter

Aja Perks, Mountain View, senior, middle/right

SECOND TEAM

Josilyn Remick, Ridgeview, senior, setter

Ella Knowlton, Summit, senior, middle

Jasmine Martin, Mountain View, sophomore, right/middle

Makenna Gales, Mountain View, junior, middle

Lili Garcia, Summit, senior, setter

Violet Mills, Mountain View, senior, libero

HONORABLE MENTION

Brooklyn Anderson, Bend, junior, middle blocker

Joyse Miller, Ridgeview, senior, outside hitter

Suzanna Bailey, Ridgeview, sophomore, middle blocker

Jessalyn Loza, Redmond, junior, setter

Allison Henry, Ridgeview, freshman, libero

Brooklyn Heinrick, Mountain View, junior, outside

Player of the year: Tatiana Ensz, Bend

Coach of the year: Kristen Cooper, Bend

First team

Tatiana Ensz, Bend, senior, outside hitter

Kaci Cox, Bend, junior, outside hitter

Jake Waskom, Summit, sophomore, outside hitter/libero

Chandler Heinrick, Mountain View, senior, outside hitter

Kaelyn Hanson, Bend, senior, setter

McKenzie Bartlett, Ridgeview, senior, middle blocker

McElle Kelley, Summit, senior, outside hitter

Second team

Brooklyn Heinrick, Mountain View, sophomore, setter

Cambree Scott, Bend, junior, middle blocker

Ella Knowlton, Summit, junior, middle blocker

Chloe Collingwood, Mountain View, senior, libero

Kate Omizo, Summit, senior, opposite

Katie Reed, Bend, senior, middle blocker

Honorable mention

Tatum Elshire, Summit, sophomore, libero

Olivia Armstrong, Bend, junior, libero

Brooke Thomson, Ridgeview, junior, outside hitter

Josye Miller, Ridgeview, junior, outside hitter

Maddie Bilyeu, Redmond, senior, outside hitter

Kara Piccinini, Mountain View, sophomore, outside hitter

Football
6A – West Linn vs Central Catholic
5A – Lebanon (1)
4A – North Bend (1)
3A – Harrisburg (1)
2A – Regis (1)
1A – Dufur (2)

Boys Cross Country
6A – Central Catholic (5)
5A – Crater (1)
4A – Valley Catholic (1)
3A/2A/1A – Bandon (1)

Girls Cross Country
6A – Jesuit (1)
5A – Summit (9)
4A – Tillamook (1)
3A/2A/1A – Catlin Gabel (1)

Volleyball
6A – Central Catholic (1)
5A – Bend (1)
4A – Sisters (1)
3A – Cascade Christian (1)
2A – Weston-McEwen (1)
1A – Country Christian (3)

Boys Soccer
6A – Lakeridge (1)
5A – Woodburn (1)
4A – Newport (1)
3A/2A/1A – Catlin Gabel (1)

Girls Soccer
6A – Sherwood (1)
5A – La Salle (1)
4A – North Valley (1)
3A/2A/1A – Oregon Episcopal (3)

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Crook County is a perfect 16-0 in 2016 and currently ranked No. 2 in the OSAA Class 4A Volleyball Power Rankings. The only team ranked ahead of them is Valley Catholic (13-1), whose lone loss this season was 3-1 to Crook County.

The third-ranked 4A team in the state is Sisters (14-2) who has lost to Valley Catholic and to 5A Bend, which is ranked No. 2 among 5A schools.

Amazing start by Crook County volleyball… who will be the last team standing?

In 2015, the Summit girls soccer team went 17-0-1, no losses and one tie for the entire season.

Football
Bend 5-0
La Pine 4-0

Boys Soccer
None

Girls Soccer
Summit 7-0-1

Volleyball
Crook County was the last one standing, but they lost to Barlow.

Football
Reigning State Champion – Summit
Top Power Ranking – Dallas
Team to Beat – Summit
Team to Watch – Bend High & Wilsonville

VOLLEYBALL
Reigning State Champion – Summit
Top Power Ranking – Marist
Team to Beat – Marist
Team to Watch – Bend & Hood River Valley

BOYS SOCCER
Reigning State Champion – Hood River Valley
Top Power Ranking – Hood River Valley
Team to Beat – Hood River Valley
Team to Watch – Summit & Wilsonville

GIRLS SOCCER
Reigning State Champion – Summit
Top Power Ranking – Crescent Valley
Team to Beat – Summit
Team to Watch – Bend & La Salle

BOYS CROSS COUNTY
Reigning State Champion – Summit
Top Power Ranking – Ashland (based on Athletic.net Hypothetical meet)
Team to Beat – Crater
Team to Watch – Crater, Summit & Ashland

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Reigning State Champion – Summit
Top Power Ranking – Summit (based on Athletic.net Hypothetical meet)
Team to Beat – Summit
Team to Watch – Lebanon & Crescent Valley

Summit @ Crook County on Tuesday night at 6pm repents a battle of two of Central Oregon’s best volleyball teams over the past decade.

In fact, checkout all of the state championship volleyball teams from Central Oregon in the past 10 years. At least one C.O. volleyball team has won a state championship every year in the past decade. Four times two different teams have won titles and eight have been claimed by Crook County.

2015 – Summit (5A)
2014 – Sisters (4A)
2013 – Crook County (4A)
2012 – Crook County (4A), Culver (2A)
2011 – Summit (5A), Crook County (4A)
2010 – Crook County (4A)
2009 – Crook County (5A), Sisters (4A)
2008 – Crook County (5A)
2007 – Crook County (5A), Sisters (4A)
2006 – Crook County (5A)