Exciting Start to Oregon High School Football Playoffs: Tualatin QB Returns, Barlow Coach’s Retirement, and Upsets Galore
Key points:
- The Oregon high school football playoffs kicked off with exciting first-round action around the state.
- Tualatin junior quarterback Nolan Keeney returned from a collarbone injury and led his team to a dominant victory.
- Barlow coach Tracy Jackson is pleased to still be competing after announcing his retirement at the end of this season.
The first round of the Oregon high school football playoffs kicked off last week, and there were some standout performances. Tualatin quarterback Nolan Keeney made a triumphant return from a collarbone injury, throwing for 363 yards and three touchdowns in his team’s victory. Barlow head coach Tracy Jackson, who recently announced his retirement, has led his team to a three-game winning streak after a slow start to the season. Lebanon, Marshfield, South Umpqua, Gervais, and Eddyville Charter also emerged victorious in the first round.
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