Wednesday, October 11, 2017 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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No. 1-ranked Cottage Grove too much for Outlaws
By Rongi Yost
Correspondent
The Outlaws football squad
was clobbered 44-14 at home
against top-ranked Cottage
Grove on Friday, October 6.
Despite the loss, Coach Neil
Fendall told The Nugget he
felt the Outlaws played one of
their best games of the season.
Cottage Grove scored their
first TD with five seconds left
in the first quarter. The extra
point was good and the Lions
went up 7-0, and held the lead
the entire game.
Early in the second quarter,
the Outlaws closed the gap to
7-6. Taylor Fendall threw a
40-yard pass to Jett Mingus
for the score.
With time run out in the
half, the Lions kicked a field
goal, and went up 17-6.
Cottage Grove tacked on
three more touchdowns in the
third quarter. The Lions scored
on a 30-yard TD run, a 16-yard
run, and a 25-yard pick-six.
Brady Wessel blocked the
final PAT attempt, but CG
had pushed to a 37-6 lead.
The Lions’ final TD came
in the fourth quarter on a one-
yard run. The extra-point was
good and CG extended their
lead to 44-6.
At the end of the fourth,
Gator Haken scored on a
three-yard run. The two-point
pass from Fendall to Mingus
was good and the Outlaws
added seven points to the
scoreboard. Time ran out with
the score at 44-14.
Sisters only had one pen-
alty the entire contest, which
was a huge improvement
compared to previous games.
The Outlaws also accrued
almost 300 yards of offense
on 50 plays.
Fendall noted several play-
ers who he felt had a great
game.
“The entire offensive line
played extremely well, and
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almost all of them played
every down,” said Fendall.
“They all played hard, and
handled the bumps and
bruises. Ethan Morgan,
Korbin Sharp, and Jared
Richerson all ran extremely
well, and Jett Mingus had
a really good game on both
sides of the ball.”
The entire offensive
line played extremely
well, and almost all of
them played every down.
— Coach Neil Fendall
The Outlaws are 0-3 in
league and 2-4 overall, but
are still in the playoff hunt.
Sisters’ next game will be at
Elmira on Friday, October 13,
against the Falcons.
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