2019 Oregon Sports Hall MacTarnahan Scholarship Application 2019
2019 Oregon Sports Hall MacTarnahan Scholarship Application 2019
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Ron Finley – Wrestling
(December 10, 1940 – July 5. 2016) Ron Finley put his stamp on Oregon as a state champion at Newberg, national finalist at Oregon State, Olympian, and then coach at the University of Oregon. Finley grew up in Newberg and won state titles in 1957 and ‘58, before moving to Oregon State to train under..Read More
Les Gutches – Wrestling
(Born February 21, 1973) Les Gutches won championships at every level of wrestling outside of the Olympic Games, becoming one of the state’s top competitors in the process. Born in Medford in 1973, Gutches grew up in a wrestling family, his father, Les Senior, having won a state title as a youth. Les won three..Read More
Jess Lewis – Wrestling
(born Jul. 28, 1947) Although his career in the National Football League lasted just one season, Jess Lewis made a lasting impression on Oregon through his wrestling and football accomplishments while at Oregon State University in the late 1960s. He played on the defensive line for the 1967 “Giant Killers,” and remains one of the..Read More
Chester Newton – Wrestling
(Sep. 18, 1903 – May 11, 1966) Chester Newton wrestled his way into state lore at Oregon State and then the U.S. Olympic team, winning a silver medal in 1924 Paris Games. Newton, born in 1903, grew up in Canby and wrestled for Oregon State in the early 20s. He also competed for the Multnomah..Read More
Robin Reed – Wrestling
(Oct. 20, 1899 – Dec. 20, 1978) Robin Reed wrestled his way through Oregon State to Olympic gold and left the sport with a long list of admirers and rivals. Born in 1899, Reed grew up in Portland and graduated from Franklin High, having built a solid body while working at a shipyard. From Franklin,..Read More
Rick Sanders – Wrestling
(Jan. 20, 1945 – Oct. 18, 1972) Rick Sanders put Portland and Oregon on the international wrestling map with national titles and a pair of Olympic silver medals before dying tragically at a young age. Born in 1945, Sanders finished with a high school record of 80-1 and three state titles while at Lincoln High…Read More
Greg Strobel – Wrestling
(August 17, 1952 – October 8, 2020) Greg Strobel enjoyed success at the state, college, national and international level for more than four decades beginning in the late 60s. Raised in Scappoose, Greg won state titles at 191 pounds from 1968-70 for the Indians, then moved to the program at Oregon State. Under coach Dale..Read More
Lynda Johnson – Volleyball
Lynda Johnson, from Gresham’s Barlow High School, arrived at Portland State University and went on to become one of the greatest players in PSU volleyball history. Lynda is the only 4-time 1st team AVCA All-American in NCAA II history (1982-1985). She ended her brilliant career compiling amazing statistics: playing in 164 matches (2nd all-time at..Read More
Sam Lee – Tennis
(Jun. 18, 1941 – Apr. 9, 2012) Sam Lee played his way from Oregon to the top of the college tennis ranks and left a legacy as an adult player and administrator across the Northwest. Lee was a nationally-ranked played as a youth and won the NCAA Doubles title with partner Joe Coughlin in 1933..Read More