Oregon Lightning Prepare for Training Camp as Players Arrive in Oregon This Week

Redmond, OR — The Oregon Lightning are officially turning up the voltage as players begin arriving in Oregon this week ahead of training camp, which begins March 23. With a roster full of hungry talent from across the country, the Lightning are preparing for an intense preseason push—and an exciting new chapter for professional arena football in Central Oregon.This year’s camp will be highly competitive, as players battle for a contract and a spot on the final roster. 

“We’re excited to welcome all of our players to Oregon,” said Chuck Jones, General Manager and Head Coach of the Oregon Lightning. “These guys have traveled from all over the country to pursue their dreams of playing professional football. They’re here to compete, to grow, and to chase a bigger goal—earning the opportunity to have their number called at the next level.” 

Leading the charge into the upcoming season are returning offensive stars wide receiver Kris Lewis and quarterback Dalton Cole, both coming off career seasons and determined to build on last year’s momentum.On the defensive side, the Lightning welcome the leadership and playmaking ability of Nickolas Brassell, a standout defensive back out of Ole Miss, who is expected to anchor the secondary and set the tone for a fast, physical unit. 

With camp approaching and the team coming together in Redmond, excitement is building throughout the community.“This is an exciting time to be a Lightning fan,” Jones added. “We want Central Oregon to be part of this run. 

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