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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2015
Loggers’ Landwehr
gets all-league honor
The Daily Astorian
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Taylor Mickle, center, will be one of the players helping conduct Astoria’s basketball skills clinic this month.
Astoria basketball clinics begin Saturday
The Daily Astorian
A basketball clinic for two
different age groups will take
place at Astoria High School
on three separate dates in No-
vember.
The first camp is scheduled
for Saturday. Students in the
first through fourth grades can
register at 9:30 a.m., and the
camp runs from 10-11:30 a.m.
Registration for fifth-
through eighth-grade students
is at 11:30 a.m., and the camp
runs from noon to 2 p.m.
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VOLLEYBALL
Northwest All-League
Player of the Year: Maile Kam,
Faith Bible
Coach of the Year: Jackie Arnold,
Faith Bible
First Team
Maile Kam, Sr., Faith Bible
Charity Hall, So., Gaston
Britt Moe, Sr., Delphian
Paige Smith, Sr., Vernonia
McKenzie Titus, Sr., Vernonia
Times are the same for
camps Nov. 14 and Nov. 21.
Cost of the camp is $30 for
all three sessions. All proceeds
go to Astoria girls basketball.
A T-shirt will be included.
The camp is put on by Asto-
ria High School student Taylor
Rachel Wagner, Sr., Faith Bible
Libero: Sara Smith, Sr., Vernonia
Second Team
Alaina Holm, Sr., Neah-Kah-Nie
Madeleine Hood, Sr., Faith Bible
Kaitlyn Landwehr, Jr., Knappa
Vivi Liu, Jr., Delphian
Sydney Neuman, Jr., Life Chr
Jennifer Rodriguez, So., City Chr
Mickle for her senior project. As-
toria’s coaching staff, along with
current and former Astoria play-
ers, will be conducting the camp.
Registrations are available
at Astoria schools, or students
can register at the door on the
day of the camp.
Libero: Willow Wood, Sr., Nestuc-
ca
Honorable Mention
Taylor Bassel, So., Gaston
Thelma Chavarin, Sr., Nestucca
Bailey Corder, Sr., Knappa
Kassidy Fetch, Sr., Vernonia
Sportsmanship Award
City Christian
Seattle knew it had to get to .500 by bye week
By TIM BOOTH
AP Sports Writer
RENTON, Wash.
—
While their concern remained
with teammate Ricardo Lock-
ette undergoing neck surgery,
the Seattle Seahawks scattered
for their bye week on Monday
understanding the importance
of getting back to .500 at the
midpoint of the season.
That might not be consid-
ered much of an accomplish-
ment after beating Dallas 13-
12 that evened Seattle’s record
at 4-4. Even coach Pete Car-
roll made a crack about it on
Monday saying it was “noth-
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But getting to that mark
before taking a needed break
leaves many of Seattle’s goals
from before the season in its
own control heading into the
final eight games. That in-
cludes remaining the domi-
nant team in the NFC West as
Seattle has two games remain-
ing against division-leading
Arizona and one game with
second-place St. Louis.
“We have a second-half to
really go for it. We have all of
the matchups and the games
we need to play in the division
to settle issues and to go for it
and take it as far as we can,”
Carroll said. “We’ve put back-
to-back weeks winning on the
road which is enormous and
we’re grateful for those wins
and doing things in a fashion
that we’re different than we
were earlier in the year. We’re
finishing games well on both
sides of the ball and starting
to play in the style that we’re
accustomed to.”
Seattle’s escape from Dal-
las was thanks to a defense
that for a second straight week
didn’t allow a touchdown and
was suffocating in the fourth
quarter. After defensive break-
downs in the fourth quarter
were partly to blame for ear-
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