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SPORTS THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2016 Eagles soar at Broadway, 4-1 By GARY HENLEY The Daily Astorian 7A Loggers spike the winless Pirates again The Daily Astorian SEASIDE — The Seaside boys soccer team got a irst- hand look at last year’s state runner-up at the 4A level, as the Gulls hosted the Stayton Eagles for a nonleague con- test Tuesday night at Broad- way Field. Stayton — which lost last year’s state title game to Sis- ters, 2-1 — took advantage of a few defensive mistakes by the Gulls to post a 4-1 win over Seaside, handing the Gulls their irst loss of the season. The Eagles found the back of the net on their very irst scoring chance, in the 12th minute of the irst half. A back-pass by the Gulls to keeper Jesus Perez ended up getting past Perez for a corner kick for the Eagles. And on the well-executed corner, Alex Cramer delivered a short pass to David Ramirez, who crossed to Levi Summers, and Summers sent a header past Seaside keeper Jesus Perez for a 1-0 lead. Stayton picked up a crucial second goal late in the irst half for a 2-nil advantage. On a free kick from Jose Gomez near the Gulls’ bench, Ramirez gathered in a short pass and boomed the ball into the net from 15 yards out, with just 48 seconds left in the half. Seaside’s irst shot on goal came in the closing seconds of the half, a long attempt by Jackson Januik. The Gulls’ irst shot of the second half, however, came just four minutes, 50 seconds after the kickoff. Colton Car- ter gathered in a delection and scored on a left-footer from almost 30 yards away, past a diving Jose Manuel Navarro, Stayton’s sophomore keeper. But whatever momentum the Gulls may have gained, they quickly lost. Just 53 seconds later, a mis- played ball on Seaside’s defen- sive end resulted in a third goal for the Eagles, as Cramer drib- bled the ball past Perez and Photos by Danny Miller/The Daily Astorian Colton Carter kicks the ball upfield as the Seaside Seagulls face off against the Stayton Eagles on Tuesday at Broadway Field in Seaside. Stayton defeats Lady Gulls KNAPPA — Northwest League volleyball is oficially open for business, with four matches around the region tipping off the league season Tuesday night. At Knappa, the Lady Loggers opened league play against Neah-Kah-Nie — a team the Loggers were facing for the third time this season. After sweeping the Pirates in a pair of nonleague tour- naments at Warrenton and Neah-Kah-Nie over the last two weeks, Knappa still has the upper hand on the Pirates, defeating the visitors in four games Tuesday, 25-15, 22-25, 25-11, 25-13. “The Lady Loggers were hyped up and ready for this match, and came out strong in the irst game,” said Knappa coach Jeff Kaul. “In the second game we got a little disjointed at times and the Pirates took advantage of it, and got the lead early and held on until the end.” The third and fourth games were “deinitely the Loggers’ games,” he said. “Our serv- ing was much better tonight than what we have been expe- riencing lately, with only six missed serves total and 18 aces combined for the team. But the real gain tonight was our conidence in our hitting both at the net and in the back court.” Paris Vanderburg was 16-for-16 from the service line, with four aces to go with eight assists and ive kills. Kaitlyn Truax was 17-of- 18 serving, with ive aces and six kills, and Kaitlyn Landwehr served up four aces, with 13 digs, six assists and ive kills. Jaden Miethe and Alisha Murphy combined for 17 digs, and Kourtney Tischer added ive service aces. Knappa improves to 5-2 overall, while the Pirates drop to 0-5. The Loggers take to the road for matches at Columbia Christian and City Christian next week. The Daily Astorian STAYTON — On their second trip the Willamette Valley in six days, the Seaside girls soccer team fell short at Stayton Tuesday night, in a nonleague game. Stayton posted a 4-1 win over the Lady Gulls, who opened the season last week with a 2-2 tie at North Marion. Seaside plays its home opener at 7 p.m. Thurs- day against Corbett. Gulls sweep the Gladiators The Daily Astorian ABOVE: Seaside Seagulls’ William Garvin takes a shot on goal Tuesday. BELOW: Seaside’s Rafi Sibony and Stayton Eagles’ Alex Cramer battle for ball control as the Seaside Seagulls face off against the Stayton Eagles on Tuesday at Broadway Field in Seaside. GLADSTONE — The Seaside volleyball team improved to 3-1 overall, fol- lowing a three-game sweep Tuesday at Gladstone, 25-8, 25-13, 25-17. “We came out strong and ready to play tonight,” said Seaside coach Angie Huntsman. “We passed well, served tough and had very few unforced errors. “Maddi Utti, Tori Tom- lin and Alyssia Gonzales all made strong contributions offensively,” she said. “We’re excited to have the next three days to practice this week and then we’re at Cascade for a tournament Saturday.” SCOREBOARD scored into an open net. Stayton tacked on a fourth goal in the 53rd minute, on another well-executed corner from Cramer, who centered a ball perfectly to David Gomez, who scored in a crowd on a header. 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