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Bulldogs stay perfect in GOL

Baker moved one win away from a perfect Greater Oregon League volleyall season Tuesday with a three-set victory over Ontario at Ontario.

The Bulldogs dominated the Tigers 25-23, 25-18, 25-8 to run their GOL record to 8-0. Baker will close out the regular season Thursday at home against last-place Mac-Hi.

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Baker gridders top Mac-Hi

Baker opened defense of its Greater Oregon League football championship Friday with a 48-7 thumping of Mac-Hi in Milton-Freewater. It was the GOL season-opener for both teams.
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Teaching future Bulldogs

Fresh off winning the Greater Oregon League championship, the Baker High School volleyball teams began grooming the next wave of Baker players Friday afternoon.
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Baker wins GOL volleyball title

Greater Oregon League volleyball champions.
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Imbler sloshes past Spartans

Pine-Eagle’s football season has come down to one game at Cove.
The Spartans must defeat Cove Friday to have a chance at reaching the Class 1A state playoffs.
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Baker girls soccer ties Tigers

Baker played Ontario to a 1-1 tie in Special District 7 girls soccer action Thursday at Ontario.
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Baker runners sweep

Baker’s boys and girls runners both earned perfect scores of 15 points Thursday to win the team championships at the Baker Invitational cross country meet at Quail Ridge Golf Course.
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OSAA honors Pine-Eagle

WILSONVILLE — Pine-Eagle High School is among seven schools earning the highest team GPA in the entire state for their activity, regardless of classification during the Fall athletic seasons.
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Baker spikers in GOL driver’s seat

Baker is in the driver’s seat in the race for the Greater Oregon League volleyball championship.

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Baker harriers take second at Mac-Hi

Baker runners finished second at the annual Mac-Hi Gut Buster cross country meet Friday at Milton-Freewater.
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