Kenny Koberstein

Name: Kenny Koberstein Recreation/Sport: Baseball

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More From The Oregonian (Portland Oregon), Sports News, 04/01/04
'Curse' aside, Clackamas still looks to contend, JERRY ULMER
It doesn't have anything to do with a billy goat or a Bambino, but there might be something to it. ... Molalla: The team has capable hitters in senior catcher Kenny Koberstein, a second-team selection as a DH in the Class 3A Capital Conference, and

Salem Oregon Statesman Journal Kenny Koberstein (Molalla) on first team in prep football honors
Prep football honors, Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon, November 11, 2003
Capital Conference All-League
First Team, Offense
Donny Cliver (Sweet Home) sr., Seth Graves (Sweet Home) sr., Casey Weston (Cascade) sr., Robby Newbill (Stayton) sr., Jesse Aitken (Sweet Home) jr., Brandon Martin (Sweet Home) sr., Caleb Gaboury (North Marion) sr., Kenny Koberstein (Molalla) sr., Rob Martin (Sweet Home) sr., Nathan Teeny (Sisters) sr., Tyler Emmert (Sweet Home) sr., Ricky Howe (Sweet Home) sr., Jarred Starbuck (Stayton) sr.
Honorable Mention, Defense
Robby Newbill (Stayton) sr., Austin Coley (Molalla) sr., Kenny Koberstein (Molalla) sr., Matt Seney (Cascade) jr., Jody Nunnellee (Cascade) sr., Casey Weston (Cascade) sr., Nathan Kelleher (North Marion) jr., Levi Hopkins (Molalla) jr., Tony Seymour (Molalla) sr.., Justin Gabriel (Stayton) sr.

Western Oregon University
WOUwolves.com: Football
The football office is located at Old PE Building Room 106, 345 N. Monmouth Ave., Monmouth, Ore. 97361
Football Coaching Staff (Link to biography)
Kenny Koberstein, assistant director of football operations

South Eugene football had its first winning season in 13 years last fall. It’ll now be up to Kenny Koberstein to build on that success.
Koberstein, 33, was named coach of the Axe on Friday, taking over for Kevin Leonard who resigned in December after five seasons on the job.

Koberstein was offensive coordinator at Harrisburg the last two seasons after previously serving in a similar role at South Albany and McKay. He was also the head coach at Myrtle Point in 2011.

A Molalla High graduate, Koberstein played football collegiately at Western Oregon.

“We’re very excited,” Koberstein said. “I think there’s a lot of potential in that community right now.”

The Axe went 5-4 last season to record their first winning record since 2006 and their first nonlosing season since going 4-4 in 2009.

Before last season, South Eugene was in the middle of an eight-year stretch where it went 9-66.

“Kevin did a super job last year getting us to move forward and get us a chance for the playoffs at the end,” South Eugene athletic director Dave Hancock said. “We were right there.”

It was also their first season in the Class 5A Midwestern League after a new OSAA rule allowed teams to drop down a classification for football.

ATHLETIC DIRECTORS, COACHES SEEK WAY FORWARD FOR FALL SPORTS

With the uncertainty of fall sports happening, local high school athletic staff are thinking of ways to plan ahead.

Posted: May 11, 2020 6:57 PM
Posted By: Julian Mininsohn

EUGENE, Ore. -- Last week, NCAA President Mark Emmert said he didn't envision college sports, including football, happening in the fall if students aren't on campus. "It certainly seems like if we are not back in the classroom in the fall then things are going to be a lot different," South Eugene head football coach Kenny Koberstein said.Coaches and athletic directors said the thought of playing without fans is questionable. "If it isn't safe for fans, how is it safe for our kids?" Koberstein said. South Eugene High School athletic director Dave Hancock said a stronger virtual presence is needed if fans can't attend games. "We could stream our games on the NFHS Network," Hancock said. "Parents could watch a live stream." Hancock also said the idea of moving fall sports into the winter or spring wouldn't be a possibility given the amount of crossover athletes from sport to sport. "We have the ongoing battle as it is for certain athletes that might do a club volleyball during basketball season or a club basketball season during volleyball season," Hancock said. "That doesn't work out real well." Some athletes said if they are cleared to play, they will, even without fans. "It would be weird without fans but I'd sacrifice that to play at little bit more," Sheldon football junior Riley Edgar said.

Middle school announces that Lindsay Androy-Koberstein will replace David Sheldon.

COURTESY PHOTO: JILLIAN DALEY - North Marion Middle School welcomes Lindsay Androy-Koberstein as the new assistant principal.

North Marion Middle School's new assistant principal, Lindsay Androy-Koberstein, did not go into the field of education to follow in her parents' footsteps. In fact, she got into teaching because her parents advised her to find her own path.

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Name: Kenny Koberstein	Recreation/Sport: Baseball
Relationship:	Country: United States of America
More From The Oregonian (Portland Oregon), Sports News, 04/01/04 'Curse' aside, Clackamas still looks to contend, JERRY ULMER It doesn't have anything to do with a billy goat or a Bambino, but there might be something to it. ... Molalla: The team has capable hitters in senior catcher Kenny Koberstein, a second-team selection as a DH in the Class 3A Capital Conference, and
Salem Oregon Statesman Journal Kenny Koberstein (Molalla) on first team in prep football honors Prep football honors, Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon, November 11, 2003 Capital Conference All-League First Team, Offense Donny Cliver (Sweet Home) sr., Seth Graves (Sweet Home) sr., Casey Weston (Cascade) sr., Robby Newbill (Stayton) sr., Jesse Aitken (Sweet Home) jr., Brandon Martin (Sweet Home) sr., Caleb Gaboury (North Marion) sr., Kenny Koberstein (Molalla) sr., Rob Martin (Sweet Home) sr., Nathan Teeny (Sisters) sr., Tyler Emmert (Sweet Home) sr., Ricky Howe (Sweet Home) sr., Jarred Starbuck (Stayton) sr. Honorable Mention, Defense Robby Newbill (Stayton) sr., Austin Coley (Molalla) sr., Kenny Koberstein (Molalla) sr., Matt Seney (Cascade) jr., Jody Nunnellee (Cascade) sr., Casey Weston (Cascade) sr., Nathan Kelleher (North Marion) jr., Levi Hopkins (Molalla) jr., Tony Seymour (Molalla) sr.., Justin Gabriel (Stayton) sr. Western Oregon University WOUwolves.com: Football The football office is located at Old PE Building Room 106, 345 N. Monmouth Ave., Monmouth, Ore. 97361 Football Coaching Staff (Link to biography) Kenny Koberstein, assistant director of football operations South Eugene football had its first winning season in 13 years last fall. It’ll now be up to Kenny Koberstein to build on that success. Koberstein, 33, was named coach of the Axe on Friday, taking over for Kevin Leonard who resigned in December after five seasons on the job. Koberstein was offensive coordinator at Harrisburg the last two seasons after previously serving in a similar role at South Albany and McKay. He was also the head coach at Myrtle Point in 2011. A Molalla High graduate, Koberstein played football collegiately at Western Oregon. “We’re very excited,” Koberstein said. “I think there’s a lot of potential in that community right now.” The Axe went 5-4 last season to record their first winning record since 2006 and their first nonlosing season since going 4-4 in 2009. Before last season, South Eugene was in the middle of an eight-year stretch where it went 9-66. “Kevin did a super job last year getting us to move forward and get us a chance for the playoffs at the end,” South Eugene athletic director Dave Hancock said. “We were right there.” It was also their first season in the Class 5A Midwestern League after a new OSAA rule allowed teams to drop down a classification for football.
ATHLETIC DIRECTORS, COACHES SEEK WAY FORWARD FOR FALL SPORTS With the uncertainty of fall sports happening, local high school athletic staff are thinking of ways to plan ahead. Posted: May 11, 2020 6:57 PM Posted By: Julian Mininsohn EUGENE, Ore. -- Last week, NCAA President Mark Emmert said he didn't envision college sports, including football, happening in the fall if students aren't on campus. "It certainly seems like if we are not back in the classroom in the fall then things are going to be a lot different," South Eugene head football coach Kenny Koberstein said.Coaches and athletic directors said the thought of playing without fans is questionable. "If it isn't safe for fans, how is it safe for our kids?" Koberstein said. South Eugene High School athletic director Dave Hancock said a stronger virtual presence is needed if fans can't attend games. "We could stream our games on the NFHS Network," Hancock said. "Parents could watch a live stream." Hancock also said the idea of moving fall sports into the winter or spring wouldn't be a possibility given the amount of crossover athletes from sport to sport. "We have the ongoing battle as it is for certain athletes that might do a club volleyball during basketball season or a club basketball season during volleyball season," Hancock said. "That doesn't work out real well." Some athletes said if they are cleared to play, they will, even without fans. "It would be weird without fans but I'd sacrifice that to play at little bit more," Sheldon football junior Riley Edgar said.
Middle school announces that Lindsay Androy-Koberstein will replace David Sheldon. COURTESY PHOTO: JILLIAN DALEY - North Marion Middle School welcomes Lindsay Androy-Koberstein as the new assistant principal. North Marion Middle School's new assistant principal, Lindsay Androy-Koberstein, did not go into the field of education to follow in her parents' footsteps. In fact, she got into teaching because her parents advised her to find her own path. Link to story.