10
October
Varsity Football's First league defeat comes
from Lake Oswego, ranked ninth in the state
Photo by Mark Poppert ^
Michael MacClanathan, senior,
breaks through the spirit poster j
during the game against Milwaukie.J
The Lions won 48-7 to cap off a 1
successful Homecoming.
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“A big part of the team's
success has come from
the players' closeness;
' the off-season proved
very helpful in that. They
are placing their team
before themselves.”
-Joe Cerny, coach
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• The Lions took on the
Milwaukie Mustangs for the last
time beating them 48-7.
• The team's first loss came against Lake Oswego, losing 14
27 the evening of their homecoming.
• The Lions are currently second in the Three Rivers
League.
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Friday,
Oct. 30
7 p.m.
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vs Lakeridge
Friday, 7 p.m.
Nov. 6
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Team chemistry results in an undefeated
record for Varsity Girls' Soccer
g games
30 p.m. vs Rex Putnam
30 p.m. @ Clackamas
“We get along really well,
everyone likes each
other and we all push
and support each other
the next level.
Corinne Hutchinson, junior
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Highlights:
• In their first regular season game, the Lions beat
Newberg 2-1.
• Defeated Milwaukie 5-0.
• After a tie with Lakeridge 1-1 and beating Oregon City
by two, the Lions faced Lake Oswego, escaping with a
2-1 win over the third ranked team in the Three Rivers
League.
After
beat-
ing Clackamas, the number two
team in the
TRL, and Milwaukie, they will
look to take on
Lakeridge for the second time,
They are cur-
rently the only undefeated
team in
Three Rivers League.
Photo by Mark Poppert
Corinne Hutchinson, junior, runs sprints
during soccer practice. The girls’ efforts
have lead to a 7-0 record and the number
one ranking in the Three Rivers
League.