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An East Portland School Grapples With Racism and Ineffective State Response
Athletes at David Douglas High report racial slurs hurled at them by opponents during games. Families and coaches say Oregon has no meaningful solutions for accountability.
Athletes at David Douglas High report racial slurs hurled at them by opponents during games. Families and coaches say Oregon has no meaningful solutions for accountability.
A Major (League) Undertaking
The Portland Diamond Project wants to bring pro baseball to Portland—but will it get the love and money needed to survive?
How Portland’s Rose City Rollers Became Roller Derby Champions Again
With standout jammers and unmatched teamwork, Wheels of Justice dominates the track to claim Women's Flat Track Derby Association's highest honor.
How Portland Became a Roller Derby Mecca
Rose City Rollers commemorates 20 years by hosting the sport’s global championships on their home turf.
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Dyke Hoops Courts Community in Portland's Queer Sports Scene
A growing pickup basketball group ensures all players can shoot their shot.
Portland Pickles’ Ten Cent Beer Night: Bad Idea Gone Good?
Big professional sporting events kind of suck now; it’s an open secret that neighborhood games with good snacks are what’s actually fun.
Keeping the Faith: Dairon Asprilla Leaves Portland as a Legend
The Timbers' second-longest tenured player is returning to Colombia after nearly a decade in the Rose City.
The People’s Courts Serves up Pickleball With a Side of Apizza Scholls
The Portland rec center opened to much fanfare last August. Here's how it's doing.
Mike Norris Out as Portland Thorns Coach in Staff Shakeup
Norris will become the club’s technical director; General Manager Karina LeBlanc promises “global search” for new head coach.
Will the Timbers Show Up? A 2024 Season Preview
Will the mistakes of last season continue to haunt the Timbers? And is it a new day for the Thorns?
With Phil Neville, Timbers Make Controversial Pick for New Manager
The choice of Neville as the Timbers’ newest head coach is another finger in the eye for fans.
Portland Timbers Fire Head Coach Giovanni Savarese
Savarese leaves a club lacking both character and direction.
As WNBA Eyes Expansion, Supporters Push For Portland To Be the New Face of Women’s Basketball
Portland’s previous WNBA team folded. Can the Rose City’s ardent sports fans convince the right buyer to take the leap?
Portland Thorns Announce New Head Coach Amid Leadership Upheaval
Former assistant coach Mike Norris felt like a "no-brainer" choice after the team's tumultuous season.
Merritt Paulson Will Sell Portland Thorns, Keep Timbers
The decision follows a year of mounting pressure to sell after abuse allegations.
Merritt Paulson Resigns as CEO of Portland Thorns, Timbers
Yet Paulson has no plans to sell the teams
Thorns, Timbers Management Fires President of Soccer Gavin Wilkinson and President of Business Mike Golub
Owner Merritt Paulson fired his top two executives after a report uncovered their role in enabling abuse against players
Thorns, Timbers Fan Groups Sever Ties With Club Management Over "Devastating" Report
Supporters say front office officials including owner Merritt Paulson misled and lied to them.
Portland Thorns Management Helped Enable and Perpetuate Abuse, According to Damning New Report
Owner Merritt Paulson and president of soccer Gavin Wilkinson have been called out for covering up former manager Paul Riley's actions, protecting him, and impeding the investigation.
Review: A New Documentary Shines Light on Abuse Within the Portland Thorns and Women's Soccer
Truth Be Told–The Fight For Women’s Professional Soccer focuses on former Thorns coach Paul Riley and other scandals that rocked the league.
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