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Ryan Clarke

Ryan Clarke

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High School Sports Reporter, Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

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SportsUnited States

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CultureTrendsFinanzas Y EconomíaCelebrity GossipLocal GamesInvestingEntertainmentOutdoorsHorse RacingEnvironmentArtHigh School SportsLifestyleCryptocurrenciesWeb3Field HockeyCeo InterviewsDeFiTelecom (Cellular)

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Outdoor News, Environment National Parks, BackpackingBaseball, Climate Change

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Total articles 2389

  • Makiya Tongue’s return from devastating injury could inspire Oregon State football

    By Ryan Clarke Verified|Oregon Live (The Oregonian)VerifiedCORVALLIS — The road was long, painful and uncertain. But Makiya Tongue is back on the field for Oregon State football this spring. In September 2023, on a special teams play against San Diego State, the one-time wide receiver turned inside linebacker tore the ACL, MCL, patella tendon and meniscus in his left knee. He was carted off the field at Reser Stadium, his face buried in his jersey.

    By Ryan Clarke Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Jade Carey finishes fourth at NCAA championships in final college meet

    By Ryan Clarke Verified|Oregon Live (The Oregonian)VerifiedCapping a decorated and historic collegiate gymnastics career, Oregon State’s Jade Carey finished fourth at the NCAA championships on Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas. Carey put up a total score of 39.6250 in Thursday’s NCAA championship meet. A hop on the landing in the vault prevented her from capturing what would have been her first individual national championship. Oklahoma’s Jordan Bowers (39.7125) won the NCAA individual all-around title.

    By Ryan Clarke Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Makiya Tongue’s return from devastating injury could inspire Oregon State football

    By Ryan Clarke Verified|Oregon Live (The Oregonian)VerifiedCORVALLIS — The road was long, painful and uncertain. But Makiya Tongue is back on the field for Oregon State football this spring. In September 2023, on a special teams play against San Diego State, the one-time wide receiver turned inside linebacker tore the ACL, MCL, patella tendon and meniscus in his left knee. He was carted off the field at Reser Stadium, his face buried in his jersey.

    By Ryan Clarke Verified · Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Oregon Live (The Oregonian),Soccer Made In Portland,Orlando Sentinel,Peak Northwest,The Times,News Updates From The Oregonian,Newsbreak,Koin-TV (Portland, Or),Flipboard,MSN (US),Las Vegas Sun

Company Info

Oregon Live (The Oregonian)

Jersey City, New Jersey, United States

+1 888-914-9661