2009 Schedule |
3-14 Buzzards W 19-7 |
3-21 @ Monarchs 14-42 |
3-28 Lightning W 8-3 |
4-4 @ Buzzards L 26-30 |
4-18 Vipers L 15-18 |
4-25 Warriors L 6-9 |
5-2 @ Crusaders W 18-14 |
5-9 @ Knights W 38-36 |
PLAYOFFS |
5-16 @ Monarchs L 6-42 |
STANDINGS |
Monarchs 7-0 |
Warriors 5-2 |
Buzzards 4-3 |
Crusaders 3-4 |
Vipers 3-4 |
Outlaws 3-4 |
Knights 2-5 |
Lightning 1-6 |
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5-17-2009-- After coming back from a 2-4 season to finish at 4-4 and .500 the Outlaws just didn't have enough to down the #1 playoff seed. The Portland Monarchs dominated and downed the Outlaws 42-6 ending the 2009 campaign.
Despite the lopsioded loss the Outlaws finished strong in just making the playoffs and several players were named to the All-League Teams:
Kenny Washington 2nd Team RB
Ryan Davidson Honorable Mention FB
Chris DuPont Honorable Mention REC
Caleb Hitt 1st Team OL
Dustin Holmes 2nd Team OL
Dereck Myers 2nd Team SS
Shane Lumpkins Honorable Mention FS
|Ian Bjorklund Honorable Mention LB
Dustin Holmes 2nd Team DL
Portland advances to the OFL Final to face the Warriors.
OREGON GETS PLAYOFF BERTH
5-10-2009-- With their backs against the walls the Oregon Outlaws defeated Umpqua Knights to finish the OFL season at 4-4 and earn the #4 seed in the playoffs.
The Outlaws will get a rematch at the Monarchs next Saturday.
OUTLAWS GET BIG ROAD WIN
5-3-2009-- The Oregon Outlaws kept their playoff hopes alive with a big 18-14 win over Klamath Crusaders last Saturday. If the Outlaws defeat the Umpqua Knights this Saturday they will finish the season at .500 and make the OFL playoffs for the fourth straight season as the #4 seed and would face the Portland Monarchs in the 1st round.
OUTLAWS SUFFER SETBACK TO WARRIORS4-25-2009-- Once again leading in the second half the Oregon Outlaws just couldn't quite finish and lost to the Rogue Warriors 9-6 at Cottage Grove High School Saturday night.
The defense gave their all, not allowing any points to be scored on them. And again the offense had several good drives which just stalled for whatever reason.
Rogue opened the scoring with a 2nd quarter safety after the Outlaw center snapped the ball over the punters head. The punter was able to grab the ball in the endzone to prevent a touchdown for the Warrios.
The score would remain 2-0 at half-time. The Oregon offense then seemed to get on track in the third when Kenny Washington broke for a 30 yard TD run with 4:21 left. A two-point conversion failed however and the Outlaws were up 6-2. The team seemed to have its swager back and the defense continued to dominate.
Again the offense seemed to be moving under the guidance of Jesse Terrel at QB but the Rogue defense was able to force him to fumble and the defender returned the mishap for the go ahead touchdown and the last score of the game.
The Outlaws weren't without their chances to take the lead. After a huge return by Andre Harris, Phil DuPont and Kenny Washington either had a miscommunication or DuPont was hit by a defender as his pitch to Washington went to the ground and Rogue recovered.
The Outlaw defense, faced with a daunting task, managed to hold Rogue and Oregon got the ball back. Harris was again the hero or so it seemed as he caught a pass deep in Warrior territory but the play was called back to to a holding call.
Eventually Oregon was able to move the ball deep into Warrior territory when with 1:15 left Ryan Davidson had the ball stripped as he fought for extra yardage at the end of a big run inside the 20 at which point the Warriors were able to run the clock out because the Outlaws had used all of their timeouts.
The Outlaws play next at the Klamath County Crusaders on May 2nd and still have a mathematical shot at the OFL playoffs.
Pictures from the game are available here.
VIPERS COMEBACK AGAINST OUTLAWS 4-19-2009-- Taking a 7-0 lead early the Outlaws were looking to bounce back after a close road loss to the Buzzards the previous game, only to be disappointed in a 15-18 loss to the Vancouver Vipers.
The Outlaws gave up a field goal in the second quarter and actually held a 15-3 lead at on point, however the Vipers were able to take advantage of two stalled Outlaw drives in the red zone to close the margin to 10-15 and then the final 15 to 18 margin.
The Oregon defense played well most of the game, stuffing the Vipers running game for the most part but gave up a few big plays in the loss. The Outlaws running game was very effective until late in the 4th quarter. So, despite two fairly well played games the Outlaws are now at 2-3 for the season.
The team hopes to redeem itself this Saturday with its final regular season home game at Cottage Grove High School when they take on the Rogue Warriors at 6pm. The Outlaws finish the regular season with two road games at Klamath and Umpqua on May 2nd and 9th respectively.
Pictures from the Vipers game can be seen at this Northwest Sports Pics link.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: GAME AGAINST VIPERS LOCATION CHANGED
4-16-2009-- The home game scheduled for Saturday, April 18th against the Vancouver Vipers has been moved from Churchill High School to the new Cottage Grove High School located at 1375 S River Rd in Cottage Grove. Game time is still scheduled for 6pm.
OUTLAWS LOSE HEARTBREAKER TO BUZZARDS4-4-2009-- After a hard fought 8-3 home win over the High Desert Lightning the week before the Oregon Outlaws hit the road to Lowell, Oregon to face the Springfield Buzzards in search of their first road win of the 2009 season. Unfortunetly the team came home still looking for a road victory having lost a close game to the Buzzards 26-30.
Oregon had several chances late in the game, getting three shots into the endzone with under two minutes to play after a successful drive got them in scoring range, however none of the passes were caught and the Buzzards recorded their first win over the Outlaws after taking over on downs.
Oregon will return home on Saturday April 18th to face the Vancouver Vipers for outright second place in the North Division. Game time is set for 6:00pm. Pictures of the Buzzards road game from Northwest Sports Pics are available here!
PORTLAND ENDS OUTLAWS STREAK 3-22-2009--The Portland Monarchs put a decisive end to the Outlaws league win streak downing Oregon 42-14. It was the Outlaws worst defeat in team history including NNFL days.
After falling behind to the Monarchs 13-0 in the second quarter it looked as if the Outlaws might come back scoring on a 2 yard run then a 4 yard pass to lead 14-13. However that was all the scoring Oregon could muster and Portland went on to score 29 unanswered points for the win.
The Outlaws return home for a game against the High Desert Lightning on Saturday March 28th. The game is scheduled for a 6pm start at Churchill High School.
Stats will be linked to when made available.
OREGON OPENS WITH WIN OVER SPRINGFIELD 3-15-2009-- It rained and rained and rained, but that couldn't stop the Outlaws last night against the Springfield Buzzards, continuing their league unbeaten streak to nine games winning 19-7.
Pictures are available here and stats will be linked to when made available.
OUTLAWS OPEN AGAINST BUZZARDS
3-11-2009-- The Oregon Outlaws will open the 2009 season at home against the Springfield Buzzards on Saturday March 14th. Game time is 6:00pm at Churchill High School. Tickets can be purchased at the gate.
TEAM MEETING SET
1-8-2009-- The Oregon Outlaws will be holding a team meeting Tuesday, January 13, 2009 at 7:00pm at the Abby's Pizza off Barger (Next to Big Lots).
MONARCHS STUN OUTLAWS 21-20 6-14-2008-- Oregon ran out to a big 12-0 lead early in the game. Using ball control to keep the Monarchs from gaining possesion.
Oregon opened the scoring in the first quarter when Niles Mitashe ran the ball in from three yards out, however the kick was blocked and that would haunt the team later in the game.
The Outlaw defense forced two turnovers and also held on, on a field goal attempt by the Monarchs. Meanwhile, the second Outlaw score of the game was a big 66 yard pass from Dupont to Doss to make the margin 12-0 as mentioned above. The Monarchs finally were able to score on the Outlaws late in the second quarter making the score 12-7 at half time.
The Outlaws had to kick off to open the second half and the Monarchs responded with a big drive, marching down the field to give them a 14-12 lead.
Oregon, however, would come right back with a big drive of their own, getting the lead back at 20-14 on a DuPont to DuPont 6 yard pass. The Monarchs would get one more score in the third quarter, on a ten yard TD run, taking a 21-20 lead.
But the Outlaws weren't about to give up and mounted a drive late in the game. One could argue the Outlaws were going to score a touchdown or atleast get a good shot at a short field goal when the ball was stripped after a big reception, deep in M onarchsd territory, pretty much ending a chance of an Outlaw comeback.
Pictures from the game by Jay Davis are available here.
OUTLAWS COMPLETE UNBEATEN SEASON WITH WIN OVER ROGUE
5-31-2008-- Just like in 2006, the Oregon Outlaws finished the regular season unbeaten with eight wins and zero losses after a big 31-6 road victory over the Rogue Warriors last night at Phoenix High School.
The Outlaws earn a bye in the OFL playoffs next week because of their first place finish in the division. The team will play the winner of next week's Lightning vs Monarchs game at home on June 14th at Churchill High School, game time is tenatively set for 6:00pm.
OREGON DOWNS SPRINGFIELD 25-125-18-2008-- The Oregon Outlaws improved their record to 7-0 Saturdau night with a 25-12 victory over the Springfield Buzzards at Churchill High School.
Oregon scored first to take the lead for good at 7-0. Springfield would respond to cut the score 7-6 but that was as close as they would get. The Outlaws would up the lead to 13-7 and 19-7 at half time.
The teams exchanged second half touchdowns to create the final margin. Pictures from the game are available here.
The Outlaws now have a bye week before the regular season finale on the road at Rogue on May 31st. Oregon has clinched a playoff spot and home advantage for atleast the first round. Details for the playoffs will be announced as soon as they are released.
OUTLAWS READY FOR BUZZARDS
5-16-08 -- Local bragging rights will be on the line tomorrow night at Churchill High School when the Springfield Buzzards arrive to play OFL Champion Oregon Outlaws at 6:00pm!
Both teams are former NNFL Champions, Oregon having won it in 2002 and 2004 and Springfield in 2007. Tickets can be purchased at the gate,
OREGON WINS REMATCH OF 2007 OFL FINALISTS 5-8-08 -- It was a big victory for the Outlaws versus the High Desert Lightning on the 26th of April. Oregon won the rematch of last years Oregon Football League Final by a score of 26-13.
The Outlaws now prepare to face Klamath County on the road this Saturday at Mazama High School in Klamath Falls. Game time is scheduled for 6:00pm.
The Outlaws will return to town for their final regular season home game Saturday May 17th against the Springfield Buzzards. Game time is set for 6:00pm at Churchill High School . Pictures from the game vs High Desert are available here!
OUTLAWS DEFEAT VANCOUVER PREPARE FOR LIGHTNING
4-26-08 -- The Oregon Outlaws defeated the Vancouver Vipers 40-21 last week in Washougal, Washington to improve their 2008 record to 4-0. Oregon hosts the High Desert Lightning in a rematch of last years OFL Championship Saturday April 26th at Churchill High School. Game time has been moved back from 6:00pm to 6:30pm.
OUTLAWS COMEBACK IN SECOND HALF FOR WIN OVER MONARCHS 4-13-08-- Oregon would go ahead 6-0 on 70 yard punt return by NIles Mitashe. The Outlaws would then give up 28 consecutive points before scoring again late in the second quarter, going into the break 28-14.
Kenny Washington would score the second of his four touchdowns with 2:42 left in the third to cut the Monarch lead to 28-22. Washington finished with 175 yards rushing to go with his 4 TDs.
With 11:32 remaining in the final quarter Washington would break away for an 88 yard TD run to tie the game. The Outlaws regained the lead on a Bryon Doss extra point kick.
Phil DuPont only threw for 76 yards but he did get the clinching TD on an 11 yard run with 6:11 remaining, giving the Outlaws a 35-28 lead. The Monarchs would mount a comeback attempt of their own scoring a TD but failed to get the extra point leaving Oregon up 35-34.
Washington would score his fourth TD with 1:29 left in the game to give the Outlaws the final 41-34 margin of victory.
The defense was led by Jesse Terrell who had 6 tackles and 3 assists. Tommy Brown added 5 tackles and 7 assists while Dustin Holmes and Devon Malcolm also had 7 assists each and Toney Johnson had 1 tackle, 5 assists, 1 deflected pass and 1 forced play. In addition to Doss's extra point he added a tackle, blocked an extra point, deflected 2 passes and had one sack.
The Outlaws now travel to Washougal, Washington to take on the Vancouver Vipers Saturday April 19th before returning home the following weekend, April 26th, for a matchup against the High Desert Lightning, in a rematch of last years OFL Championship. Jay Davis's pictures from Saturday's win against the Monarchs are available here. Pictures from Northwest Sports Pics ARE AVAILABLE HERE.
OREGON DEFEATS COLUMBIA RIVER
4-6-08-- The Oregon Outlaws won their second consecutive game last night at Columbia River 66-0. Oregon is now 2-0 and will face the Oregon (Salem) Monarchs 2-0 next Saturday at Churchill High School. Game time is set for 6:00pm.
Kenny Washington opened up the scoring for the Outlaws with a 3 yard TD run. Washington finished the game with 3 touchdowns, 122 rushing yards on 12 attempts and also recorded 32 yards on two receptions.
Phil DuPont threw for 303 yards and 6 touchdowns, while a stellar Outlaws defense held the Coyotes to no points. Ben Hulsey led the team with 3 tackles, 3 assists a fumble recovery and an interception returned 24 yards for a TD. Devon Malcolm and Brody Nivens each had 8 assists while Tommy Brown had 5.
The Outlaws return home for a 6pm game Saturday against the Oregon Monarchs at Churchill High School.
OUTLAWS WIN OPENER3-30-08-- The Oregon Outlaws defeated the South Coast Storm 47-7 last Saturday at Churchill High School.
Niles Mitashe was the offensive hero for Oregon racking up 128 yards rushing and 55 on punt returns, including a 45 yard return for a TD at 9:56 of the second quarter. Add to that the three other touchdowns Niles scored plus an interception and it becomes clear just what a great day he had.
Andre Harris scored the first touchdown of the season for the Outlaws very early in the first quarter on a 3yard pass from Phil DuPont. Harris finished with 8 receptions for 80 yards.
The defense wasn't going to be left out. Dustin Holmes recorded a safety for the team and the defense also added two interceptions and a fumble recovery as well as four deflected passes. Brody Nivens finished the game with two tackles and seven assists while Holmes added three tackles, seven assists and one forced play. Tommy Brown rounded out the great defensive performance with two tackles, seven assists, one sack, two forced plays and one deflected pass.
The Outlaws now travel up North to the Dalles to play the Columbia River Coyotes on Saturday before returning home for a big game against the Oregon (Salem) Monarchs.
Pictures from Northwest Sports Pics.com are available here and pictures from guest photographer Jay Davis are available here!
OUTLAWS HOLD FINAL PRACTICE BEFORE START OF SEASONSaturday 3-22-08 -- The Oregon Outlaws held their final pre-season practice at Churchill High School this past today in preparation for their season opener against South Coast next Saturday, March 29th. Game time is set for 6:00pm next week and tickets will be available at the gate. The Outlaws will be starting their third season in the Oregon Football League. The team captured the League Championship their first two seasons in the league.
OFL CHAMPIONS OPEN SEASON AT HOME
The defending Oregon Football League Chapion Oregon Outlaws open their 2008 season 6:00pm Saturday, March 29th at Churchill High School in Eugene, Oregon against South Coast. Tickets will be available at the gate.
BACK TO BACK; OUTLAWS WIN OFL TITLE! Being down twice early in the game the Oregon Outlaws came back from a 20-14 deficit to win the Oregon Football League Crown for a second consecutive season defeating the High Desert Lightning 29-20 Saturday night (6-16-2007) in Eugene. Pictures from the championship are available here!
OUTLAWS REACH OFL CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 22-8 WIN OVER MONARCHS
After two consecutive road losses in which turnovers played a HUGE role, the Oregon Outlaws did what they had to to defeat the Oregon Monarchs 22-8 to reach their second consecutive OFL Championship game. Just the previous week Oregon had lost to the same Monarchs team 28-21. Now the Outlaws will host High Desert Lightening on Saturday, June 16th at Churchill High School after their upset of the Rogue Warriors 24-17.
OREGON RUNS RECORD TO 6-0 !Well it wasn't as lopsided as the 45-0 win on April 21st against Southern Oregon, but the Oregon Outlaws did come back from a 34-28 deficit to defeat a tough Siskiyou team 50-34 Saturday night at Churchill High School! Pictures from the win are available here!
OREGON SQUEEKS BY LIGHTNING!
The Oregon Outlaws won their second consecutive OFL game, squeeking out a 20-14 victory over the Lightning. The Outlaws move on to play the Umpqua Valley Knights at South Umpqua High School on Saturday April 7th. The Outlaws return home for a 6pm game against the Klamath County Crusaders at Churchill High School on April 14th.
OUTLAWS WIN FOURTH STRAIGHT!Having won two road games in a row the Oregon Outlaws returned home last Saturday night against Klamath County. What looked to be a close game in the first quarter ended up a 24-6 Outlaw win. That, coupled with last week's 40-12 win over Umpqua upped the Outlaws 2007 record to 4-0! Oregon returns home next week for another game at Churchill High School, this one against the Southwestern Oregon Raiders. Pictures from Saturday's win against Klamath County can be viewed here!
OREGON SQUEEKS BY LIGHTNING!
The Oregon Outlaws won their second consecutive OFL game, squeeking out a 20-14 victory over the Lightning. The Outlaws move on to play the Umpqua Valley Knights at South Umpqua High School on Saturday April 7th. The Outlaws return home for a 6pm game against the Klamath County Crusaders at Churchill High School on April 14th.
OUTLAWS WIN SEASON OPENER!The Oregon Outlaws won their season opener over the Columbia River Coyotes 87-6. The Coyotes scored early in the 1st quarter against the Outlaws, but it was all Oregon after that. Oregon lead 52-6 at half-time. Pictures from the game are available from Northwest Sports Pics Dot Com.