SPORTS
THE DAILY ASTORIAN • THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015
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Oregon’s Marcus Mariota
says he’s going to the NFL
By ANNE M. PETERSON
AP Sports Writer
Seaside swim
teams sweep
double dual
SEASIDE — The Seaside swim teams
hosted a double-dual meet with Taft and Glad-
stone Tuesday afternoon at the Sunset Empire
Pool.
The Seaside boys ran their dual meet win
streak to 12 in a row, with easy victories over
both the Gladiators (106-44) and the Tigers
(108-41) to remain undefeated (5-0) in dual
meets this season.
Individual event winners included Luke
Liljenwall (200-yard freestyle); Brad Rzewnic-
ki (200-yard individual medley and 500-yard
freestyle); Sam Beaudoin (50- and 100-yard
freestyles); Will Garvin (100-yard backstroke);
and Will Kendall (100-yard breaststroke). The
Gulls also won all three relay events.
The Seaside girls also swept both meets,
besting Gladstone 91-74, and Taft 97-41, im-
proving to 4-1 in dual meets this season.
Individual event winners for the Lady Gulls
included Alyssa Harkins (200 IM, 100 breast-
stroke); and Tennaya Carr (50 freestyle, 100-yard
Heisman Trophy winner Mar-
cus Mariota, whose bold moves
the Ducks to the brink of a national
championship before falling short,
is leaving the University of Oregon
early for the NFL.
Mariota
announced
his
long-awaited decision to forgo his
senior season on Oregon’s website.
Wednesday, a day before the NFL
deadline.
“I will miss being with my
teammates,” he said in a state-
ment. “Being a part of this team
was something special that I will
always treasure.”
Mariota has been the humble
offense for three seasons. This
season, the Ducks (13-2) defeated
Florida State at the Rose Bowl in
AP Photo/Steve Dykes, File
but fell 42-20 to Ohio State in
Monday night’s national champi-
onship game.
The 6-foot-4 dual threat from
Hawaii won every major award
Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota celebrates after scoring a touchdown during the first quarter of an
NCAA college football game against the Colorado in Eugene, Nov. 22.
he’s one of just four quarterbacks
in FBS history to pass for more
than 10,000 yards and run for more
than 2,000 in his career.
“It’s been an honor to watch
Marcus develop over the last four
years, and I’m excited to see what
his future holds,” Oregon coach
Mark Helfrich said in a statement.
“He’s given this program every-
thing we could have asked, and
he’ll be the standard by which oth-
ers are judged. Mahalo.”
-
Heisman, as well as AP Player of
the Year, the Maxwell and Walter
Camp awards and Pac-12 Offen-
sive Player of the Year. He set a
conference record for most touch-
downs in a single season with 58;
42 via pass, 15 on the run and a
touchdown catch.
His passing touchdowns set a
Pac-12 single-season record. He also
set the conference’s career mark for
career touchdowns with 136.
He threw at least one touch-
down pass in all 41 college games
he played in at Oregon, starting in
every one of his appearances. And
AP rankings. Overall, the Ducks
ranked third in the nation in total
offense with an average of 547
yards per game. The Ducks’ pass-
ing offense under Mariota was
ranked 10th nationally with an
average of 312.5 yards a game.
(181.7) topped the nation.
Mariota was known for his
steady demeanor from the start.
-
following every game to shake
hands and pose for pictures.
Mariota said before Monday’s
his Heisman for a national cham-
pionship, but it wasn’t to be. In the
and two touchdowns.
“My main focus was to be a
great teammate,” he said following
the game. “That’s all I hoped to ac-
complish. I don’t really care about
legacies.”
Mariota was a three-star recruit
for the Ducks out of St. Louis High
-
ly proud of his roots: His helmet
facemask was designed to include
the numbers 8-0-8 in a nod to the
state’s area code, and following the
national championship his family
gifted him with stacks of leis that
he wore in the locker room.
“I think you could argue that
this was the best, if not certainly
one of the top two or three greatest
seasons in college football history,”
Helfrich said of Mariota following
the game.
yard medley relay and 400-yard freestyle relay.
The Gulls swim at Astoria Jan. 22.
Valiants top Astoria
Astoria hosted Valley Catholic for a dual
swim meet Tuesday at the Astoria Aquatic Cen-
ter, where the Valiants swept past the Fisher-
men for a pair of team victories.
Valley Catholic defeated Astoria 101-64 on
the girls’ side, and edged Astoria 94-65 in the
boys’ meet.
The Astoria girls had one winner, as Megan
one minute, 11.01 seconds.
Teammate Ashley Schacher had a pair of
-
styles).
On the boys’ side, Astoria’s Jacob Hulti won
the 50 freestyle in 25.80, and Bryce Nurding
won the 100 freestyle in 1:00.09.
Hulti had a second-place in the 100-yard but-
in the 500-yard freestyle and the backstroke.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
7:45 p.m.; Rainier at Ilwaco, 7:30 p.m.
TODAY
Boys Basketball — Ilwaco at
North Beach, 7 p.m.
SATURDAY
Girls Basketball — Nestucca at
Knappa, 4:30 p.m.
Boys Basketball — Nestucca at
Knappa, 6:15 p.m.
FRIDAY
Girls Basketball — Astoria at
Yamhill-Carlton, 7 p.m.; North Mar-
ion at Seaside, 7:15 p.m.; Warren-
ton at Clatskanie, 6 p.m.; Knappa
at Gaston, 6 p.m.; Rainier at Ilwaco,
5:45 p.m.
SWIMMING
HIGH SCHOOLS
Girls
Team: Valley Catholic 101, Astoria
64
200 Medley Relay: 1, Valley Cath-
olic, 2:07.36. 2, Astoria, 2:10.42.
200 Freestyle: 1, Sarah Kruger,
VC, 2:11.39. 2, Marisa Jack, VC,
Boys Basketball — Yam-
hill-Carlton at Astoria, 7 p.m.;
North Marion at Seaside, 5:30
p.m.; Warrenton at Clatskanie,
7:45 p.m.; Knappa at Gaston,
2:18.20. 3, Morgan Postlewait, Ast,
2:41.19.
200 IM: 1, Clara Cannon, VC,
2:34.38. 2, Megan Schacher, Ast,
3:12.94. 3, Kristina Kjellberg, Ast,
3:43.72.
50 Freestyle: 1, Hailey Moraes,
VC, 27.28. 2, Ashley Schacher, Ast,
28.31. 3, Kendal Gustafson, Ast,
29.40.
100 Butterfly: 1, Sarah Kruger,
VC, 1:05.76. 2, Ashley Schacher,
Ast, 1:12.26. 3, Kathleen Shew, VC,
1:14.04.
100 Freestyle: 1, Clara Cannon,
VC, 1:01.27. 2, Hailey Moraes, VC,
1:01.62. 3, TinTin Luu, VC, 1:05.00.
500 Freestyle: 1, Molly McCor-
mick, VC, 7:39.91. 2, Shoshanna
McCleary, Ast, 8:27.38. 3, Megan
Postlewait, Ast, 9:28.07.
200 Freestyle Relay: 1, Valley
Catholic, 1:51.22. 2, Astoria, 2:01.38.
100 Backstroke: 1, Megan
Sparks, Ast, 1:11.01. 2, Marisa Jack,
VC, 1:11.77. 3, Theresa Shew, VC,
1:16.59.
100 Breaststroke: 1, TinTin Luu,
VC, 1:19.76. 2, Kendal Gustafson,
Ast, 1:21.78. 3, Kathleen Shew, VC,
1:23.07.
400 Freestyle Relay: 1, Val-
ley Catholic, 4:15.62. 2, Astoria,
5:22.83.
Boys
Team: Valley Catholic 94, Astoria 65
200 Medley Relay: 1, Valley Cath-
olic, 1:57.37. 2, Astoria, 2:13.42.
200 Freestyle: 1, David Spur-
geon, VC, 1:59.22. 2, Jacob Michel,
VC, 2:16.64. 3, Andrew Plasker, VC,
2:43.63.
200 IM: 1, Ben Settle, VC,
2:07.94. 2, Anthony Miller, Ast,
3:01.02. 3, Aleks Matthews, Ast,
3:31.59.
50 Freestyle: 1, Jacob Hulti, Ast,
25.80. 2, Nathan DeBortoli, VC,
25.94. 3, Austin Ketterer, VC, 27.81.
100 Butterfly: 1, David Spur-
geon, VC, 59.90. 2, Jacob Hulti,
Ast, 1:11.21. 3, Anthony Miller, Ast,
1:25.50.
100 Freestyle: 1, Bryce Nurding,
Ast, 1:00.09. 2, Ryan Orchard, VC,
1:04.50. 3, Abhram Betterman, VC,
1:12.45.
500 Freestyle: 1, Jacob Michel,
VC, 5:57.41. 2, Thayne Covert, Ast,
6:19.92. 3, Spencer Johnston, Ast,
7:28.85.
200 Freestyle Relay: 1, Valley
Catholic, 1:47.22. 2, Astoria, 1:53.05.
100 Backstroke: 1, Ben Settle,
VC, 57.25. 2, Thayne Covert, Ast,
1:16.57.
100 Breaststroke: 1, Binh Luu,
VC, 1:20.49. 2, Austin Ketterer, VC,
1:25.35. 3, Bryce Nurding, Ast,
1:26.13.
400 Freestyle Relay: 1, Valley
Catholic, 3:57.01. 2, Astoria, 5:12.24.
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