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Jefferson County Historical Society receives another grant for new museum - Madras Pioneer
The Jefferson County Historical Society’s effort to reform a 118-year-old church into a new Jefferson County Museum recently received a big boost from the Bean Foundation. The Madras-based philanthropic organization granted the historical society $25,000 for the project, as well as an additional $25,000 commitment as a match to inspire another $25,000 grant for the project. “We are so grateful for the Bean Foundation,” said society president Lottie Holcomb.
Historical society gets Diamond in the Rough grant for museum project - Madras Pioneer
The Jefferson County Historical Society (JCHS) in June received a $20,000 Diamond in the Rough grant to help in the restoration of the 118-year-old former Methodist Church. The JCHS is preparing the church building to become the Jefferson County Museum. Restoring the exterior of the structure is one of the initial steps in the process. The Diamond in the Rough award was the third $20,000 grant the JCHS has earned to restore and update the building.
Cowsills to stage benefit concert in Madras - Madras Pioneer
The Cowsills – the family band behind huge hits in the late 1960s and the inspiration for the “The Partridge Family” television show – will stage a benefit concert for the Jefferson County Historical Society at the Madras Performing Arts Center on Saturday, April 11. The society is raising money to transform the iconic Methodist Church on D and Eighth streets in Madras, built in 1908, into a county museum. As a three-person group, Paul, Susan and Bob Cowsill perform many concerts each year.
Currier earns all-state recognition - Madras Pioneer
Currier earns all-state recognition Published 1:05 pm Friday, March 20, 2026 By Tony Ahern/for the Madras Pioneer Madras senior Neilson Currier earned all-state honors after taking sixth place at the state swimming championship in February. Currier, who finished sixth in the 100-yard breaststroke, earned honorable mention recognition by the Oregon School Activities Association in its 4A/3A/2A/1A All-State team.
Trio of Bulldogs first team all-state wrestlers - Madras Pioneer
The Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) recently announced its wrestling all-state teams. The honors reflected how the athletes fared at the state wrestling tournament, and the Culver Bulldogs dominated the 2A/1A all-state list, just as they did the tournament. Three Bulldogs earned first team honors: sophomore Rhett Arsenault at 106 pounds, sophomore Max Dickson at 175 and junior Coby Holmes at 215. The trio earned state titles in February.
Haros go 1-2 in 100 at the Icebreaker - Madras Pioneer
The Culver boys had a solid start to their track season Thursday, March 19, taking third at the nine-team Breaking the Ice track meet at Crook County. Crook County and Madras finished one-two, with 273 and 183 points, respectively, but Culver beat 3A Grant Union for third. The Bulldogs tallied 87 points to the Prospectors’ 71. The remaining five teams, all 1A squads, were far behind. The Culver girls, struggling for numbers, were sixth out of seven teams, scoring 19 points.
Madras kicks off track season with second-place finish - Madras Pioneer
There wasn’t any ice in sight, but the Madras boys and girls both took second at the season-opening Ice Breaker Track Meet at Crook County Thursday, March 19. The host Cowboys and Cowgirls took the titles, with Madras dwarfing the rest of the field, which was made up of smaller schools. Crook County tallied 273 points in the boys meet, with Madras totaling 181. Culver was third in the boys competition with 87, topping fourth-place Grant Union’s 71.
Buffalo classic softball, baseball tournaments coming up - Madras Pioneer
Madras High School will be hosting 16 schools during spring break for the annual Lady Buff Classic softball event and the White Buffalo Classic baseball tournament. The softball action starts first, on Monday and Tuesday, March 23 and 24, with play from 8 a.m. to past 5 p.m. both days. The baseball tournament will be Wednesday and Thursday, March 25-26. The 10-team softball event is not a bracketed tournament, but each squad will get at least three games.
Madras fifth at golf opener at Hood River - Madras Pioneer
The Madras boys golf team finished fifth at their season-opening tournament March 16 at Indian Wells in Hood River. Lincoln, a 6A team from Portland, cruised to the team title with a 324. Pendleton/Griswold was comfortably second with 345. Sandy, another 6A program, was third with 362, and 5A Hood River edged the Buffs with a 365. Madras tallied a 367. St. Helens and La Grande tied for sixth with 382. The lone senior scoring for the Buffalos, Tate Alire, finished a strong fourth overall with an 82.
Local eighth grade squad wins consolation in state tourney - Madras Pioneer
A trio of local eighth-grade boys earned all-state tournament after the team took the consolation trophy. The tournament featured schools that feed into high school level 4A and below. The local squad, made up of Warm Springs and Madras youths, went 4-2 at the tournament, with their two losses coming from a combined three points. The squad opened with a heartbreaking 62-61 loss to Marshfield Friday, Feb. 20. On Saturday, though, they beat Southridge B, 56-31, then Kennedy, 63-29.
Suppah-Scott unanimous first-team all-state tournament - Madras Pioneer
The Madras White Buffalos boys basketball team went into the 4A State Boys Basketball Tournament semifinals March 13 as the highest seed still alive for the title. Unfortunately for the Buffs, they endured the worst of their three games at the tournament in Forest Grove and lost that semifinal to La Grande 62-56. Shaking off that disappointment, though, Madras steamrolled Estacada Saturday, March 14, 67-53, to finish third.
Madras earns third-place trophy at state - Madras Pioneer
The Madras White Buffalos came home from the 2026 4A Boys State Basketball Tournament with a third-place trophy. After an opening round 49-43 win over St. Helens Thursday, March 12, Madras lost in the semifinals to the tourney’s Cinderella team, the La Grande Tigers, 62-56 Friday, but then came back to defeat Estacada in the third-place game Saturday afternoon 67-53. It was the best finish for the Madras boys at the state tournament since 1997, when they finished second.
Buffalos hold on, beat St. Helens in state opener - Madras Pioneer
Madras advanced to the semifinals of the 4A Boys State Basketball Tournament Thursday with a 49-43 win over St. Helens. Madras will play La Grande in the semifinals Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Forest Grove High School. The Tigers upset No. 1 seed Scappoose Thursday afternoon 61-50. Matthew Suppah Scott dominated for the Buffs, scoring 27 points on 12 of 16 shooting, and pulling down 13 boards, including several key rebounds late when the Lions were trying to cap a big comeback.
First team infielder
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Todd Beamer Run turns 29 in 2025
The 29th Annual Todd Beamer Memorial Run will again kick off the Madras Fourth of July activities. The run honors the life and legacy of Todd Beamer — a former Madras High School and college quarterback, a teacher and coach, who drowned in 1997 while trying to save four family dogs from an irrigation siphon. kAm%96 CF? :?4=F56D 2 `_\z[ dz 2?5 2 EH@\>:=6 7F?] tG6CJE9:?8 <:4<D @77 2E $292=66 !2C< :? |25C2D H96C6 E96 `_ 2?5 d\< CF??6CD H:== 36 3FD65 E@ E96:C DE2CE:?8 A@:?ED @?
Crook County tennis finds wins at state tourney
The Crook County High School tennis program sent a strong contingent to the state tournament, held May 22-24 at Corvallis at the OSU Tennis Center. District singles champions, Victor Covarrubias and Sami Ramos, both advanced to the quarter finals before losing. District runner-up Callie Winebarger reached the consolation semi-finals, kAm#2>@D[ E96 7@FCE9 D665[ H@? 96C @A6?6C @G6C r2CC:6 {: @7 ~C68@? tA:D4@A2= e\`[ e\`] $96 H2D E96? FAD6E 3J !9:=@>2E9VD p56=6 q64<DE625 :?
MHS doubles team gets win at state
Madras sent two doubles teams to the state tournament, held May 22-24 at OSU Tennis Center in Corvallis. Cousins Juan Pablo and Isidro Olivera went 1-2, playing three good matches. The Buffalo girls team that qualified, Yashira Chavaro and Arely Alonso, won games in each set they played, but went 0-2. kAm%96 ~=:G6C2D 8@E 2 3J6 :? E96 7:CDE C@F?5[ E96? 72465 2 r2E=:? v23=6 E62> E92E H@? E96:C @A6?6C e\a[ e\`] %96 |25C2D A2:C A=2J65 @FEDE2?5:?8 :? E96 7:CDE D6E 3FE =@DE f\e] x?
Haro has fastest 2A 200 again
Kaydon Haro's state-best time in the 200 and Tyler Rahi's domination in the pole vault highlighted the Culver Bulldogs' efforts at the 2A Special District 4 Championships at Ward Rhoden Stadium in Prineville May 23. After Weston-McEwen edged the Bulldog boys in the 4x100 relay, and after Tiger-Scott sprinter Wyatt Parsons ran sub-11 to edge Haro in the 100, the Bulldog junior won the 200 meters in 22.47, the fastest 2A time in the state this season.
Cowboys seventh at state golf tournament
Crook County finished seventh in the 12-team 4A Boys State Golf Tournament, held May 19-20 at Tokatee Golf Club, in a tournament that was impacted by rain and soggy ground. Seaside came on in day two to surpass Marist Catholic for the team lead and held on for the title. kAm~H6? q2D4@> @7 }@CE9 q6?5 EC2:=65 |@=2==2VD |2DD:>@ r6C689:?@ 3J E9C66 DEC@<6D 27E6C 52J @?6 :? E96 C246 7@C >652=:DE 9@?@CD] r6C689:?@ 925 E96 =@?6 DF3A2C C@F?5 @? |@?52J H:E9 2 @?6\F?56C f`] qFE q2D4@> 42F89E 7:C6 @?
Double state entry
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Cowboys seventh at state golf tournament
Crook County finished seventh in the 12-team 4A Boys State Golf Tournament, held May 19-20 at Tokatee Golf Club, in a tournament that was impacted by rain and soggy ground. Seaside came on in day two to surpass Marist Catholic for the team lead and held on for the title. kAm~H6? q2D4@> @7 }@CE9 q6?5 EC2:=65 |@=2==2VD |2DD:>@ r6C689:?@ 3J E9C66 DEC@<6D 27E6C 52J @?6 :? E96 C246 7@C >652=:DE 9@?@CD] r6C689:?@ 925 E96 =@?6 DF3A2C C@F?5 @? |@?52J H:E9 2 @?6\F?56C f`] qFE q2D4@> 42F89E 7:C6 @?
Dominant at distance
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Electric performances power Crook County to district titles
In their final Tri-Valley Conference meet before moving up to 5A next season, Crook County track and field showcased their league dominance at the district championships at Ward Rhoden Stadium May 21-22. The Cowboys tallied 216.5 team points, far surpassing the 128.5 of runner-up Madras.
A trio of Buffalos get district titles, several earn state tickets
A state best 4A triple jump of the season for Addy Adams and two wins by distance ace Emily Picard were among several Madras highlights of the Tri-Valley Conference Championships track and field meet in Prineville May 21-22. Adams went 37-10.35 to win by more than three feet over Magdalen Gehred of Estacada, and it's a mark that re-established Adams with the longest 4A triple of the season heading into next week's state meet at Hayward Field in Eugene. It's also a school record mark.
A trio of Buffalos get district titles
A state best 4A triple jump of the season for Addy Adams and two wins by distance ace Emily Picard were among several Madras highlights of the Tri-Valley Conference Championships track and field meet in Prineville May 21-22. Adams went 37-10.35 to win by more than three feet over Magdalen Gehred of Estacada, and it's a mark that re-established Adams with the longest 4A triple of the season heading into next week's state meet at Hayward Field in Eugene. It's also a school record mark.
Buffs get titles at district track meet
A state best 4A triple jump of the season for Addy Adams was among several highlights of the Tri-Valley Conference Championships track and field meet in Prineville May 21-22. Adams went 37-10.35 to win by more than three feet over Magdalen Gehred of Estacada, and it's a mark that re-established Adams with the longest 4A triple of the season heading into next week's state meet at Hayward Field in Eugene. It's also a school record mark. kAmp52>D H2D D64@?5 :? E96 =@?8 ;F>A E@ |@=2==2VD !6JE@?
Cowgirls fifth at state golf tourney
Crook County slipped from third after day one to fifth after the second day of the state golf tournament, held May 19-20 at Trysting Tree Golf Club in Corvallis. The Cowgirls set in third in the 4A/3A/2A/1A Girls State Golf Tournament with a five-stroke lead over Scappoose after day one but the Indians improved by five strokes on day two while the Cowgirls slipped 10 strokes. Crook County finished with a 734 score. Salem Academy rolled to the championship with a 331-323-654.
Buffalos 10th at state golf tournament
Madras finished 10 at the 12-team 4A Boys State Golf Tournament May 19-20 at Tokatee Golf Club. Seaside took the team title with a strong second day to overtake Marist Catholic on day two. Seaside finished with a team score of 640, Marist Catholic finished at 647.
Bulldog baseball heads into league playoffs
Culver finished its Special District 3 baseball season tied with Regis for the best record in the league at 17-4. However, the Rams took the season series two games to one, so will host the league championship game to determine No. 1 seed in the state playoff. Regis and Culver will head into the league playoffs with the one and two seeds, respectively. Monroe/Alsea (16-5) is No. 3 and Crosshill Christian (13-8) is fourth. Central Linn (10-11) is the fifth and final seed in the league playoff.
Buffs in ninth place at state golf tourney
The Madras boys golf team had a tough day on the Tokatee Golf Club Monday, the first day of the 4A Boys State Golf Tournament. But they weren't alone. kAm|25C2D 7:?:D965 :? ?:?E9 @FE @7 `a E62>D 27E6C 52J @?6] %96 qF77D H6C6 ec @G6C] |2C:DE r2E9@=:4 =625D 27E6C `g 9@=6D H:E9 2 4@>3:?65 bc @G6C A2C baa] $62D:56 2?5 q2<6C 2C6 E:65 7@C D64@?5 2E bf @G6C H:E9 }@CE9 q6?5 :? 7@FCE9 2E c` @G6C]k^Am kAmp=E9@F89 :?
Buffs get another win over Cowboys
Madras baseball finally caught some breaks. On their senior night May 14, the Buffalos got two big offensive innings and it was enough to get past the Crook County Cowboys 10-7. The seniors had big days for the Buffs with the bat, but a freshman reliever wearing a JV uniform, Wyatt Sklenar, also was huge. kAm%96 qF77D 8@E @? E96 3@2C5 7:CDE :? E96 @A6?:?8 :??:?8 H96? =625@77 9:EE6C y2C65 !6?2=@K2 C624965 @? 2? 6CC@C E96? D4@C65 @?
Bulldog boys storm to Gilchrist Invite win
The Culver Bulldogs boys track and field squad rolled to victory at the Gilchrist Invitational May 17. Culver tallied 109 points to top runner-up La Pine's 67 and third-place Elkton's 63.5. A total of 16 teams competed. The Culver girls were 14th with 19 points. kAmqC@E96CVD z2J5@? 2?5 z6682? w2C@ H6C6 @?6\EH@ :? E96 `__ H:E9 ``]eb 2?5 ``]fe E:>6D[ C6DA64E:G6=J] z2J5@? E@@< E96 a__[ E@@[ H:E9 2 aa]dc] z6682? H2D E9:C5 H:E9 2 ab]ef 2?5 |4z6?K:6VD pJE2? qC@H? D64@?5 :? aa]fa] k^Am kAmuC6D9>2? qC@82?
Cowboy golf third at district tournament, makes state
The Crook County Cowboys golf squad finished third at the 4A Special District 1 Tournament May 12 and 13, earning a spot at the state tournament. Seaside rolled to the tourney victory by 46 strokes over the runner-up Madras White Buffalos. The Cowboys were just six strokes behind Madras at 699. Scappoose was fourth with 711. kAm%96 E@A 7@FC E62>D BF2=:7J 7@C E96 DE2E6 E@FC?2>6?E[ H9:49 :D A=2J65 2E %@<2E66 v@=7 r@FCD6 ?62C |4z6?K:6 qC:586 2?5 DE2CED |@?52J[ |2C49 `h]k^Am kAm%96 r@H3@JDV qC:E xG6CD@?
Buffalo girls fourth in district golf tourney
The Madras White Buffalos girls golf squad had a good wrap up to their season with a fourth-place finish at the Special District 2 tournament May 12-13 at Meadow Lakes Golf Course in Prineville. The Buffalos carded a team 954 in taking fourth, which put them above full district squads The Dalles, Estacada and Molalla. kAmrC@@< r@F?EJ[ A=2J:?8 @? E96:C 9@>6 4@FCD6[ E@@< E96 E62> E:E=6 H:E9 2 fh_[ @FE=2DE:?8 #:G6C52=6[ H9@ 7:?:D965 H:E9 2? g_f] ~C68@? tA:D4@A2= H2D E9:C5 H:E9 hcb]k^Am kAmr2E=:?
Keeping them honest
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Crook County tennis dominates district
Crook County tennis won three of the four titles in the boys and girls Special District 4 championships at the three-day district tournaments that wrapped in Madras Friday, May 14. Crook County singles players Sami Ramos and Victor Covarrubias took district championships as the did the Cowboys' top boys doubles team, Evan Wood and Gregory Hubble.
Cowgirls finish Tri-Valley play strong
Crook County bashed Madras and Estacada in their final week of Tri-Valley Conference action, setting up a big game against league-leading Gladstone at home Friday. But Friday, Gladstone's flame-thrower Ashlynne Franssen was tough to hit and the Cowgirls lost 6-1. The loss put Crook County at 8-7 in league, tied with Estacada for third. kAmtDE24252 2?5 rC@@< r@F?EJ >6E :? !C:?6G:==6 |@?52J[ |2J `a[ 2?5 :E H2D 2== r@H8:C=D 2D E96J H@? `g\`]k^Am kAm%96 =@?6 #2?86C CF?
Two Buffalo doubles teams make state
Cousins Juan Pablo Olivera and Isidro Olivera survived a near upset in their first match but rallied to take second place in the Special District 4 Championships on the Madras courts. The first two days of the boys district tournament were played at Crook County High School in Prineville, May 14-15. The semi-finals and finals were played in Madras Friday, May 16. The entire girls district tournament was held in Madras May 14-16.
Buffalo softball explodes on Molalla
Becca Francis hit back-to-back home runs Monday, May 12 in the Madras White Buffalos' Tri-Valley Conference softball 20-8 win over Molalla. Francis, a senior, also pitched the win, only the Buffalos' second league win of the season. kAmuC2?4:D H6?E b 7@C c @? E96 52J 2?5 3FDE65 2 EH@\CF? 9@>6C 2?5 2 E9C66\CF? 9@>6C :? E96 H:?] $96 25565 2?@E96C #qx H:E9 2 D:?8=6] x? E96 4:C4=6[ D96 82G6 FA ;FDE 7@FC 9:ED E@ E96 x?5:2?D @G6C 7:G6 :??:?8D] k^Am kAmQq6442 925 2 9F86 82>6[ H:E9 2H6D@>6 D9@H:?8 :?
Cowgirl golf wins district, heads to state
The Crook County Cowgirls won the 4A/3A/2A.1A Special District 2 Golf Tournament, held May 12-13 at Meadow Lakes Golf Course in Prineville. The Cowgirls carded a team 790, outlasting Riverdale, who had a stronger second day of the tourney than Crook County but still trailed by 17 strokes with a 807. Oregon Episcopal was third way back with 973 and Madras fourth with 954. kAm%96 r@H8:C=D 2?5 #:G6C52=6 25G2?465 E@ E96 DE2E6 E@FC?2>6?E[ D6E 7@C |2J `h 2E %CJDE:?8 %C66 v@=7 r=F3 :?
Cowboys get road win at Estacada
A five-run fourth and a three-run seventh powered the Crook County Cowboys to a 10-4 Tri-Valley Conference baseball victory at Estacada May 12. Gage Martinez pitched three innings and got the win, but Quinton Bailey pitched the final four innings and allowed just one Ranger run. Martinez and Bailey combined to allow just three hits.
Madras boys golf makes state tournament
Four years ago, there was no golf program at Madras High School. It was reestablished in 2022. On Tuesday, the White Buffalo boys golf team finished second among 10 teams in the Special District 1 Tournament and qualified for the state tournament. The Buffs finished with a team score of 693, six strokes ahead of Crook County, which was playing on their home course at Meadow Lakes Golf Course in Prineville. Seaside dominated the field with a 647. Scappoose finished fourth with a 771.
Crass runs fastest 4A 400 and 800 on Saturday
Crook County senor Natalia Crass was among several star performers at the 75h Annual Grants Pass Rotary Invitational Saturday, May 10 in Grant Pass. Crass set season-best 4A times in winning both the 400- and 800-meter races. Crass ran a 57.76 to take the 400 over Crater's Kamdyn Johnson's 1:00.37, and won the 800 in closer fashion, clocking a 2:15.35 to beat Reese Garnica of Crater, who finished in 2:16.18. kAmrC2DDVD g__ >2C< H2D E96 D64@?5\72DE6DE :?
Buff baseball competes but drop three league ganes
The Madras baseball squad fell to 1-11 after the first week of May’s three games, but ended the week giving the league’s top team, The Dalles, all it could handle until the Riverhawks stretched out late. The Buffs fell 13-7 to The Dalles at home on the 8th after falling to Estacada 10-3 on Monday at home then to Gladstone 11-3 Wednesday on the road. k9bmp82:?DE %96 s2==6Dk^9bm kAmyF?:@C q6?E=6J $E@4<E@? A:E4965 H6== 7@C |25C2D[ <66A:?8 E96 92C5\9:EE:?8 #:G6C92H<D H:E9:?
Cowgirls battle league's top teams
The Crook County Cowgirls are locked into a race for third place in the Tri-Valley Conference softball standings. Both the Cowgirls and Estacada head into this week, the final week of league play, tied with 6-6 records with three games to go. (The two teams face off in Prineville Monday, May 12, but results weren't available by our press deadline). kAm%96 r@H8:C=D 925 2 D9@E 282:?DE E96 E@A EH@ E62>D :? E96 =628F6 — v=25DE@?6 2?5 %96 s2==6D — E9:D A2DE H66<[ 3FE 42>6 FA D9@CE] k^Am kAm~?
Hustling for first
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Bulldog baseball sweeps the week, preps for playoffs
Culver got another sweep in Special District 3 play with doubleheader victories over Santiam Friday, May 9 in Culver. The Dawgs won the opener by the 10-run rule, 14-3, then had to battle more in the second game but won 4-2. kAm%96 H:?D AFE rF=G6C 2E `c\c :? =628F6[ H96C6 E96J 2C6 4FCC6?E=J :? E9:C5 A=246 369:?5 |@?C@6^p=D62 2?5 #68:D[ H9@ 2C6 3@E9 `d\b] %9@D6 EH@ E62>D A=2J 6249 @E96C :?
Picard wins 1,500, Simmelink the triple at Caldera meet
Emily Picard's win in the 1,500 meters highlighted the Madras White Buffalos track and field squads at the Twilight Over Caldera meet Friday, May 9. Picard edged Caldera freshman Miley Morical, crossing in 4:48.15 to Morical's 5:00.31. kAmpD 2 E62>[ E96 qF77 8:C=D E@@< 7:7E9 @FE @7 ?:?6 DBF25D H:E9 ed A@:?ED[ 369:?5 2== 7@FC @7 E96 q6?5 dp D49@@=D] %96 3@JD[ >62?H9:=6[ E@@< D:IE9 H:E9 ef A@:?ED] k^Am kAmu6==@H D6?:@C p55J p52>D H2D D64@?5 :?
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Buffs' bat stymied on the softball diamond
Madras fell to 1-11 in Tri-Valley Conference softball play after scoring just one run in all three of its games May 5-8. Madras lost on the road to Estacada May 5 13-1, then fell to Gladstone at home 11-1 May 7, before losing at The Dalles May 8 by the same 11-1 count. kAmq6442 uC2?4:D A:E4965 :? 2== E9C66 82>6D 7@C |25C2D[ 2?5 H2D E96 =@?6 qF772=@ E@ 86E 2 9:E :? 2== E9C66 82>6D] ~?
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