Two More Oregon High School Football Teams Forfeit Week 7 Games
Two more Oregon high school football teams forfeited their Week 7 games this week because they lacked enough participants to play, bringing the total number of forfeits to five.
Portland, OR, October 16, 2026 —
Two more Oregon high school football teams forfeited their Week 7 games this week because they did not have enough participants to play. The additional forfeits bring the reported total to five.
The summary of the developments does not identify the schools or the opponents scheduled to play them. It also does not specify when the forfeited games were due to take place, or whether they were rescheduled. No scores or further details about the games were provided.
The stated reason for the latest forfeits was a shortage of participants. The information does not explain how many players were available to either team or whether other factors contributed to the decisions. It also does not provide details about the circumstances behind the other three forfeits included in the total.
The reported figure of five covers the forfeits described in the summary; no broader timeframe or additional breakdown was given. The available information does not say what arrangements, if any, were made for the opponents of the two teams, or whether the forfeits affected other Week 7 games.
For now, the confirmed details are limited to the number of additional forfeits, the Week 7 timing, and the stated lack of enough participants to play. The teams’ identities and further information about the games were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by René Ferrán on www.oregonlive.com, see more information here.
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