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12 Schools October 20 2022 VHS Fall Sports Report continued from front page ishing 5 th and girls 8 th . With Draeger out Li- eblang was first for the girls in 23 rd place. For the boys, McLeod finished 8 th with a PR of 18:27 and Scheuerman was right behind in 9 th in 18:29. At Rainier on October 8, 13 schools Owned and Operated by Don & Kim Wallace DON WALLACE, PLS Professional Land Surveying 1224 E. Alder St. Vernonia, OR 97064 Phone: 503-429-6115 FAX: 1-866-297-1402 Email: DWallace_KLS@msn.com CORPORATE MEMBER competed with Lieblang and ry, to keep the high scoring game close. Trailing in the Pedersen finishing 5 th and 6 th . fourth quarter, junior Austin For the boys Scheuerman fin- Pultz scored twice for Verno- ished in 10 th place. nia, returning a Knappa kick The Loggers were sched- off for a 60+ yard touchdown, uled to compete in the NW and then, following a Ver- League Championship at nonia recovery of a Knappa Knappa on October 19, their fumble, adding a 48 yard run final meet before the District down the sidelines and into meet on October 27 at Cook the end zone with just 2:28 Park in Tigard. At that meet left in the game to make the the top two boys teams from score 36-35. With a chance each of the four districts, and to grab the lead, Vernonia top three girls teams, along failed on the two-point con- with two at large teams, qualify version attempt. for the State Championship at The Loggers then trav- Lane Community College in eled to Gaston on October 14, Eugene on November 5; any Garrett Jones (above) and Austin Pultz (below) led the Loggers’ offense in a where they fell 36-7. 36-35 loss to Knappa in their Homecoming game on October 7. runners in the top seven also The Loggers have two qualify if their teams don’t make it. more home games on their schedule – October 21 versus Clatskanie and Football – Loggers Fall in Homecoming October 28 in a non-league game Thriller against Elmira. After a great start to their season, the Vernonia Loggers have continued to play Volleyball – Lady Loggers Miss well, but look like they will miss out on the Out on Playoffs playoffs this season. For the first time during head The Loggers lost to the Knappa Log- coach Teresa Williams tenure in gers on Friday, October 7, 36-35 in what charge of the program, the Verno- nia Lady Loggers had to sit out the League Playoffs. Vernonia finished with a disap- pointing 5-9 record in league play, which left them in 6 th place; the team had a 6-18 record overall on the sea- son. The Lady Loggers played one of their best matches of the season in a 3-0 win over Faith Bible on Oc- tober 6 as part of the Homecoming was a hard fought, but in the end, disap- celebration, before dropping their final two pointing result for the home team. matches of the season, losing 3-1 to Clats- Vernonia used touchdowns from se- kanie on October 11 and 3-0 to Nestucca on nior running backs Peter Hahn, and Garrett October 13. Jones, and senior quarterback Cameron Ter- Elect Michael Calhoun Columbia Soil & Water Conservation District At Large Position 2 Meeting the county’s natural resource and sustainability needs
