ALOHA – It's been a while since Aloha's Thomas Tyner played during the final minute of a football game. But Friday night, the Warriors standout running back was there on Aloha High School's field with ...

The NCAA Track and Field Championships took place last Wednesday at Hayward Field as redshirt freshman Ben Smith came out on top in the men’s... TrackTown USA got its headliner last weekend as the ...

Oregon baseball hosts 2023 Super Regional at PK Park This one falls because of how that Super Regional against Oral Roberts University... As the 2025-26 academic year comes to a close, many graduating ...

Aloha (Ore.) senior running back Thomas Tyner didn't make the preseason American Family Insurance ALL-USA Team, but it's been impossible not to notice what the Oregon commit has done this year. For ...

Last season, the Beavers hosted the Ducks at Reser Stadium in the 120th Civil War. Two of the Beavers current offensive players were not a part of the team’s victory. Last season, the Beavers hosted ...

Oregon Ducks head coach Chip Kelly must be smiling from ear to ear after seeing the game their top recruit Thomas Tyner had yesterday. When it was all said and done, Tyner finished with 643 rushing ...

Aloha senior running back Thomas Tyner was sidelined for six football games his junior year after a concussion and an ankle injury. Then his junior track season was cut short with a hamstring injury.

Thomas Tyner has returned to the football field, but he's wearing Oregon State gear to finish his college career. Tyner was a running back for Oregon before deciding to take a medical retirement after ...

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*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. No more rookie excuses for Thomas Tyner. The sophomore running back is ready to live up to the expectations that were heaped on ...

Aloha (Beaverton, Ore.) running back Thomas Tyner is considered one of the fastest high school athletes in the country. The proof is in his numbers — 10.35 seconds for a 100-meter dash, a 6A title and ...