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SPORTS 4A THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2015 SCOREBOARD PREP SCHEDULE TODAY Volleyball — City Christian at Knappa, 6 p.m. TUESDAY Volleyball — Scappoose at Astoria, 7 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Seaside, 7 p.m.; Knappa at Gas- ton, 6 p.m.; Ilwaco at Naselle, TBA Girls Soccer — Astoria at Scap- poose, 4:15 p.m.; Seaside at Val- ley Catholic, 7 p.m. Boys Soccer — Scappoose at Astoria, 6 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Seaside, 7 p.m. FOOTBALL Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian Astoria’s Carter Wallace breaks away for a touchdown in the second quarter of the football game against Philomath Friday at CMH Field. See more photos online at www.dailyastorian.com Astoria’s luck runs out in loss against Philomath By GARY HENLEY The Daily Astorian After rallying from big VHFRQG KDOI GH¿FLWV LQ HDFK RI WKHLU ¿UVW WZR JDPHV WKH “Comeback Magic” just ZDVQ¶WZRUNLQJIRUWKH$VWR- ria Fishermen Friday night in nonleague football action at CMH Field. 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As- WRULDZHQWIRUDIDNHSXQWRQ WKH ¿UVW SOD\ RI WKH IRXUWK TXDUWHUZLWK5\NHU+HOPHUV- en completing a 48-yard pass WR .\OH 6WUDQJH IRU D ¿UVW GRZQ 7KH GULYH HQGHG ZLWK D IRXUWKGRZQLQFRPSOHWLRQ The Warriors marched 82 yards in nine plays on the QH[W SRVVHVVLRQ ZLWK D PHILOMATH 34, ASTORIA 14 Philomath 14 7 7 6—34 Astoria 0 14 0 0—14 First Quarter Phi: Trenton Looper 2 run (Lo- gan Williams kick) 6:06 Phi: Garrett Gerding 60 run (Wil- liams kick) 1:37 Second Quarter Ast: Carter Wallace 50 run (Wal- lace kick) 11:51 Phi: Riley Davis 41 pass from Kenan Conner (Williams kick) 8:02 Ast: Wallace 15 run (Wallace kick) 1:33 Third Quarter Phi: Conner 2 run (Williams kick) 5:51 Fourth Quarter Phi: Looper 7 run (kick failed) 5:16 Team Statistics Philomath Astoria First Downs 19 10 Total Offense 418 236 Rushes-yards 48-284 28-157 Passing 134 79 Comp-Att-Int 5-7-1 5-11-2 Fumbles-lost 1-1 1-0 Turnovers 2 2 Penalties-yards 5-40 1-10 Philomath Statistics Rushing: Looper 21-126, Gerd- ing 1-60, Williams 8-40, Croy 4-28, Kantor 5-19, Conner 9-11. Pass- ing: Conner 5-7-134-1. Receiving: Looper 2-33, Stueve 1-44, Davis 1-41, Williams 1-16. Astoria Statistics Rushing: Wallace 18-120, Fremstad 10-37. Passing: Frems- tad 4-9-31-2, Helmersen 1-1-48-0, Wallace 0-1-0-0. Receiving: Palek 3-25, Strange 1-48, Helmersen 1-6. SEASIDE 18, RAINIER 8 Seaside 7 0 6 5—18 Rainier 0 0 0 8—8 Sea: Jaxson Smith 10 run (Whit- ney Westerholm kick) Sea: Alex Barker 1 run (kick failed) Rai: Rayn Schmunk 13 pass from Casey Tripp (2-point conver- sion) Sea: Taylor Barnes 35 FG Sea: Safety, tackle in end zone Seaside Statistics Rushing: Barker 27-166, Smith 14-37 Ward 4-11, Thompson 2-3, Smith 2-1. Passing: Smith 2-5-29- The Warriors scored on three safeties as the Pirates snapped the ball into the HQG]RQHRQDSXQWDWWHPSW Warrenton tackled a ball FDUULHU LQ WKH HQG ]RQH IRU Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian DQRWKHU DQG WKH -9 VTXDG Philomath’s Kenan Conner, No. 17, picks off a pass intended for Astoria’s Brendan Coberly, EORFNHG D SXQW WKDW 1HDK No. 6, in the end of the second quarter. .DK1LH UHFRYHUHG LQ LWV RZQ HQG ]RQH ODWH LQ WKH \DUG &RQQHUWR&DO 6WXHYH -D[VRQ6PLWKVFRUHGRQD WKHLUQH[WFDUULHVDV:DU- fourth quarter. FRPSOHWLRQNH\LQJWKHGULYH 10-yard run for the Gulls in renton cruised to a 46-0 non- :DUUHQWRQ¶V'HYRQ%RZV- Conner also had a 41-yard WKH ¿UVW TXDUWHU DQG %DUNHU OHDJXHZLQ HU UHFRYHUHG WZR IXPEOHV WR 7' WRVV WR 5LOH\ 'DYLV RQ D scored from a yard out in the 7KH :DUULRUV¶ GHIHQVH JR ZLWK VL[ WDFNOHV %LJKLOO IRXUWK GRZQ SOD\ LQ WKH ¿UVW WKLUG SHULRG 7D\ORU %DUQHV KHOG 1HDK.DK1LH WR PL- had nine tackles. half. DGGHGD\DUG¿HOGJRDOLQ nus-4 yards rushing for the :DUUHQWRQZRQODVW\HDU¶V $VWRULD EHJLQV &RZDSD the fourth. JDPH &RPELQHG ZLWK PL- PHHWLQJ ZLWK WKH 3LUDWHV League play Friday at home 7KH*XOOVRSHQWKH&RZD- QXV \DUGV SDVVLQJ 1HDK DQG VFRUHG D YLFWRU\ YV6FDSSRRVH SDVHDVRQ)ULGD\DWKRPHYV .DK1LH KDG PLQXV \DUGV RQDVDIHW\LQ Valley Catholic. WRWDORIIHQVHIRUWKHHYHQLQJ SEASIDE 18, RAINIER 8 2Q 1HDK.DK1LH¶V RQO\ CENTRAL LINN 53, 5$,1,(5 ² 6HDVLGH WARRENTON 46, SDVVUHFHSWLRQ*DUUHWW0H\HU KNAPPA 0 WXQHG XS IRU WKH &RZDSD NEAH-KAH-NIE 0 ZDVGURSSHGLQWKHHQG]RQH .1$33$²&HQWUDO/LQQ /HDJXH VHDVRQ ZLWK DQ :$55(1721 ² 1HDK for safety. EXLOWDKDOIWLPHOHDGRQ ZLQDW5DLQLHU)ULGD\QLJKW .DK1LH TXDUWHUEDFN 0D[ :DUUHQWRQ ZDV OHG E\ DVKRUWKDQGHG.QDSSDWHDP 7KH *XOOV UROOHG XS +DOYHUVRQ JDLQHG \DUGV 1DWKDQ %LJKLOO FDUULHV RQLWVZD\WRDZLQRYHU \DUGV RQ RIIHQVH EXW KLJK- RQWKH3LUDWHV¶¿UVWSOD\IURP \DUGV7'UXQVRI the Loggers in nonleague 2A OLJKWHGWKHQLJKWZLWKDVWURQJ scrimmage Friday night at DQG\DUGV-XVWLFH:DWVRQ football Friday night. GHIHQVLYHHIIRUW6HDVLGHKHOG :DUUHQWRQ « DQG WKDW ZDV VFRUHGWZLFHLQWKH¿UVWTXDU- Central Linn quarterback 5DLQLHUWRMXVWWRWDO\DUGV WKHHQGRIWKH1HDK.DK1LH WHU RQ FRQVHFXWLYH FDUULHV RI -HVVH :LEEHQV UXVKHG IRU ZKLOH$OH[ %DUNHU KDG HLJKW highlights. DQG\DUGV*DYRQ0F- RQH WRXFKGRZQ DQG WKUHZ WDFNOHV ZLWK WZR VDFNV DQG 7KH 3LUDWHV ZHUH WKURZQ Fadden returned the free kick IRUDQRWKHUZKLOHWHDPPDWH four tackles for lost yardage. IRUORVVHVRUQRJDLQRQRI SXQW\DUGVDWRXFKGRZQ %UDGHQ 1LJKWLQJDOH VFRUHG 1. Receiving: Barker 1-24, Ward 1-5. WARRENTON 46, NKN 0 NeahKahNie 0 0 0 0—0 Warrenton 22 22 0 2—46 War: Safety, punt snap recov- ered in end zone by NKN War: Gavon McFadden 67 punt return (David Foster kick) War: Justice Watson 33 run (Foster kick) War: Watson 25 run (kick blocked) War: Safety, Garrett Meyer tack- led in end zone War: Nathan Bighill 50 run (Fos- ter kick) War: Bighill 25 run (Foster kick) War: Bighill 1 run (kick blocked) War: Safety, blocked punt recov- ered in end zone by NKN Warrenton Statistics Rushing: Bighill 13-155, Wat- son 8-87. Passing: Miller 5-9-52- 0. Receiving: McFadden 2-27, Coolidge 1-19, Wilson 1-6. CENTRAL LINN 53, KNAPPA 0 Central Linn 20 27 0 6—53 Knappa 0 0 0 0—0 CL: Jesse Wibbens 2 run (Elae- anardo Silva kick) CL: Alex Pettner 15 run (kick blocked) CL: Braden Nightingale 5 run (Silva kick) CL: Pettner 3 run (Silva kick) CL: Nightingale 11 pass from Wibbens (Silva kick) CL: Wibbens 9 run (kick failed) CL: Nightingale 47 run (Silva kick) CL: Dakota Ruiz 1 run (conver- sion failed) LIFE CHR. 38, ILWACO 30 Ilwaco 0 8 0 22—30 Life Chr 14 3 13 8—38 LC: Reid Roelofs 47 pass from Jack Hohimer (Andrew Gessell kick) LC: Wyatt Dunlap 27 run (Ges- sell kick) LC: Gessell 31 FG Ilw: Jack Odneal 1 run (Riki Thompson from Odneal) LC: Roelofs 44 pass from Ho- himer (Gesell Kick) LC: Roelofs 31 pass from Ho- himer (kick failed) llw: Alec Bell 3 run (Odneal run) Ilw: Bell 5 run (Bell run) LC: Dunlap 10 run (Tom Cannell from Hohimer) Ilw: Thompson 13 run (run failed) Ilwaco Statistics Rushing: Bell 26-166, Kaino 15- 80, Thompson 3-53, Schenk 3-21, Odneal 7-(-11). Passing: Odneal 10-18-107-0, Bell 0-1-0-1. Receiv- ing: Thompson 4-43, Kaino 2-11, Bell 1-24, Bannister 1-10, Schenk 1-12. Life Christian Leaders Rushing: Greene 6-33. Pass- ing: Hohimer 12-19-261-1. Re- ceiving: Roelofs 6-143, Greene 4-100. WKUHH WLPHV LQFOXGLQJ D yard TD run in the fourth quarter. 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