McKenzie Bicentennial
Scottish Camp

The MCTF is excited to be hosting the Scottish Camp activities as part of the McKenzie Bicentennial. Camp Activities will include live music, food booths and numberous Highland Games demonstrations. Check out the McKenzie River Chamber of Commerce website for more information.

Helping the MCTF

The MCTF is always looking for volunteers. Below is a description of how you can help the MCTF:

  • Making a Donation
    The MCTF is 501 (3)(c) non profit organization that is dependent on donations. Donations can be sent to:
    MCTF
    PO Box 870
    1574 Coburg Rd. 
    Eugene OR  97401-4802 
  • Volunteering at a Track Meet
    Aaron and Marie Jones Community Field is the host track for the McKenzie High School and Middle School track teams. Volunteers are always needed to help with the meets. There is a variety of jobs that can match anyone's ability and interest. Watch the upcoming events to find out dates for the home track meets.
  • Work Days
    The MCTF constantly has work projects going on at Aaron and Marie Jones Community Field. Jobs include pulling weeds, planting trees, moving equipment and trail maintenance among others. All dates for work days will be posted in the upcoming events section.

In the News

  • KEZI of Eugene recently featured MCTF board member and McKenzie coach Jeff Sherman as part of their 50 years of KEZI celebration. Part of the segment focuses on Jeff's effort in bringing a track to Blue River. Go watch the video here.
  • If you would like to learn more about the construction of the track at Aaron and Marie Jones Community Field watch the video below (the video was created by former McKenzie athlete Michael Sherman, yep Jeff's son):

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

High School Track
Mtn West Open

Wed, May 2nd
Field Events @ 3:30
Running @ 4:00
- more info -

High School Track
Mtn West District Meet

Sat, May 12th
Field Events @ 12:00
Running @ 1:00
- more info -

McKenzie Bicentennial
Spring Day
Scottish Camp

Sun, May 20th
- more info -

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