

BEAVERTON - Jesuit added to its corral of state swimming titles by winning the Class 6A boys and girls meets by the narrowest of margins to highlight the OSAA/On Point Community Credit Union Championships Saturday at Tualatin Hills Aquatic Center.
The Crusaders won both titles without winning one event - individual or relay. The girls outdistanced second-place Lakeridge 107-94. The boys survived a late rally by Sunset to beat their Metro League rivals 93.5 to 92.

Jesuit has now won a combined 22 state titles, including 10 girls titles since 2009.
Cliff Pfenning
Cliff is a lifelong resident of Oregon and has four decades of experience as a writer, photographer, videographer, broadcaster and now producer. He's a grad of Benson High in Portland and the University of Oregon. His writing background includes stints at The Oregonian, The Register-Guard, The News-Review in Roseburg, The Portland Tribune, The Portland Observer as well as regular contributions to The Medford Mail-Tribune and Willamette Week. He was set to be a content provider for Action Sports Cable Network if it had began operations in 2000. He also has taught sports broadcasting through the high school program at KBPS in Portland.
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