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Maurice Lucas – Basketball
(Feb. 18, 1952 – Oct. 31, 2010) Maurice Lucas was the prototype power forward of his day. Many Portland Trail Blazer fans remember him as a player of considerable size and strength who earned a reputation as on of basketball’s original “enforcers.” Lucas, who averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game in his three..Read More
John Mandic – Basketball
(Oct. 3, 1919 – Jun. 22, 2003) John Mandic helped Oregon State to a pair of Pacific Coast Conference titles and was the first player to be named to the PCC Northern Division first-team in three seasons. Born in 1919 in Los Angeles, Mandic grew to 6-foot-4 and found his way to Corvallis, where he..Read More
Wally Palmberg – Basketball
(Mar. 12, 1913 – Feb. 12, 2006) Wally Palmberg helped put both Astoria and Oregon State on the athletic map as and athlete, then returned to Astoria to continue the athletic program’s success as both a coach and author. Palmberg grew up in Astoria and was part of the high school’s first state championship team..Read More
Jim Paxson – Basketball
(born Jul. 9, 1957) For eight full seasons (1979-1988), Jim Paxson was an integral part of the Portland Trail Blazers. The Trail Blazers made Paxson their first selection (12th overall) in the 1979 draft. In the next nine seasons, he played in 627 games, the team’s fifth highest total ever and is one of only..Read More