Oregon Institute of Technology Athletics

CORVALLIS, Ore. – A brand-new championship banner will adorn Danny Miles Court on the Oregon Tech campus as the Owls have claimed their first-ever All-Sport title.

Oregon Tech earned first-place points with regular-season championships in women's soccer (west division), and women's golf, while racking up key points with second place finishes in men's cross-country, men's basketball, baseball and men's golf. In total, the Owls earned 135.85 points. 

"Once again the student athletes at Oregon Tech have out done themselves," said athletic director John Van Dyke. "Congratulations to all of our athletes who have represented their respective teams. Go Owls!"

The College of Idaho, with 131.4 points, was the runner-up on the strength of first-place points in women's cross-country, women's track/field, women's soccer (east division) and men's track/field (tie). The Yotes also earned second-place points in softball.
 
Corban University, Lewis-Clark State College and Eastern Oregon University round out the top-five with 125.5, 120.75 and 120.70 points, respectively. Corban earned max points for its men's soccer division championship while LC State stood atop the men's cross-country and baseball podiums. EOU earned first-place points in volleyball and men's track/field (tie).

2020-21 Cascade Collegiate Conference All-Sports Champion

Final Point Standings

	School	Points
1	Oregon Tech	135.85
2	College of Idaho	131.4
3	Corban	125.5
4	Lewis-Clark	181.93
5	Eastern Oregon	120.70
6	Bushnell	98.15
7	Southern Oregon	96.25
8	Warner Pacific	61.05
9	Northwest	53.6
10	Multnomah	42.78
11	Rocky*	32
12	Carroll*	31
13	Providence*	18
14	Walla Walla	6.15
14	Multnomah	39.98

Note: Points are awarded on a formula based on the number of schools sponsoring the sport and competing for a regular season championship. Final standings based on top 8 place finishes per institution.

*Associate members earn points in the sports in which they participate in the CCC.