The Linfield Open is an annual outdoor track and field meet hosted by Linfield University in McMinnville, Oregon, typically held in early May at Maxwell Field. It is a key late-season competition for Northwest Conference teams and regional colleges, featuring a full slate of running and field events to achieve qualification marks.
The Portland Twilight is an annual premier track and field meet held in Portland, Oregon, specifically designed to showcase elite middle- and long-distance running under the lights. It is a privately owned, USATF-sanctioned event (not affiliated with a university) that serves as a key high-performance, late-season opportunity for professional, club, and collegiate athletes to achieve […]
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The Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) Outdoor Track & Field Championships is an annual NCAA Division II conference meet featuring top athletes from the Pacific Northwest, typically held over two days in May. It crowns men's and women's champions in various track, field, and combined events, with Western Washington being a frequent recent winner.
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The Oregon Twilight is an annual, late-season track and field meet hosted by the University of Oregon Athletics at Hayward Field in Eugene. Held in early May, it serves as a final tune-up for the Ducks before the Big Ten championships, featuring a mix of collegiate, professional, and elite unattached athletes.
For nearly three decades, Latiné students from across Oregon have gathered to honor and to celebrate leadership, culture, and community. What began in 1990 as a small gathering of Hispanic high school students from Portland Public Schools has grown into a powerful movement and inclusive of all Oregon high school students.