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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016
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SPORTS
IN BRIEF
Valiants score
win over Gulls
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SEASIDE — The Seaside foot-
ball team inished a brutal three-
game stretch in Cowapa League
play Friday night at Valley Cath-
olic, where the Valiants scored a
51-8 win over the Gulls.
After losses to No. 9-ranked
Scappoose and No. 2-ranked
Astoria, 15th-ranked Valley Cath-
olic got a “revenge” win Friday, a
year after a 46-23 loss to the Gulls
at Seaside.
The Valiants built a big 44-0
lead in the second quarter, and
Valley Catholic quarterback Alex
Tranquill capped the night with a
25-yard touchdown toss to Charlie
Bevins for the inal score.
Seaside returns home to host
Tillamook Thursday.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
TODAY
Volleyball — Warrenton at Clatskanie,
5:30 p.m.
TUESDAY
Girls Soccer — Seaside at Astoria,
7:30 p.m.
Boys Soccer — Seaside at Astoria,
5:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Volleyball — Banks at Astoria, 7 p.m.;
Tillamook at Seaside, 7 p.m.
THURSDAY
Football — Banks at Astoria, 7 p.m.;
Perrydale JV at Jewell, 7 p.m.
Volleyball — Knappa at Nestucca, 6
p.m.
Boys Soccer — Gladstone at Seaside,
6:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Football — Tillamook at Seaside, 7
p.m.; Portland Christian at Warrenton, 7
p.m.; Neah-Kah-Nie at Knappa, 7 p.m.;
Ilwaco at Willapa Valley, 7 p.m.
FOOTBALL
Knappa 58, Nestucca 22
Nestucca
0 6 8 8—22
Knappa
14 14 14 16—58
First Quarter
Kna: Andrew Goozee 7 run (run failed)
8:48
Kna: Andrew Alder 30 pass from Kaleb
Miller (A.Goozee run) 2:17
Second Quarter
Kna: A.Goozee 4 run (run failed) 10:35
Kna: A.Goozee 6 run (Miller run) 8:20
Nes: Wyatt Link 1 pass from Kyle Zeller
(run failed) :19
Third Quarter
Kna: A.Goozee 2 run (run failed) 10:03
Kna: A.Goozee 18 run (Kanai Phillip
run) 6:32
Nes: Link 40 pass from Zeller (Noah
Geil run) 1:14
Fourth Quarter
Kna: A.Goozee 5 run (A.Goozee run)
8:32
Kna: Braeden Eltagonde 21 run (Elt-
agonde run) 3:59
Nes: Zeller 1 run (Zeller run) 1:10
Nestucca Leaders
Rushing: Zeller 18-48. Passing: Zeller:
4-13-88-1. Receiving: Link 2-41.
Knappa Statistics
Rushing: A.Goozee 25-253, Eltagonde
3-45, Engblom 4-44, L.Goozee 6-17,
Takalo 1-(-2), Miller 7-(-11). Passing: Mill-
er 4-11-53-0, Takalo 1-3-12-0. Receiving:
Alder 2-42, Rubus 2-21, Geisler 1-2.
Photos by Krissy Barendse-Goodman/For the Daily Astorian
Knappa quarterback Kaleb Miller tosses the ball to a receiver out of the backfield in Friday’s game. The Loggers improve to 2-0.
LOGGERS DOMINATE
On ‘National Guard Night’
Knappa tops Nestucca, 58-22
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NAPPA — The Knappa Loggers were
well-prepared, accomplished what they
wanted to, and executed perfectly in
most phases of the game Friday night,
in a 58-22 win over Nestucca.
The Northwest League football game at
Knappa wasn’t nearly as close as the score,
as the Loggers dominated both sides of the
ball.
Andrew Goozee — Knappa’s one-man
wrecking crew — scored another six touch-
downs and averaged over 10 yards per carry;
while the Logger defense held the Bobcats to
less than three yards per run.
Knappa improved to 2-0 in league and
will be heavily favored in its inal two league
games, as the Loggers close in on the North-
west League title.
Meanwhile, the struggles continue for
Nestucca, ranked 29th out of 29 teams at the
Class 2A level.
A play that typiied the night for the
’Cats — following a second quarter score,
Nestucca attempted an onside kick — which
traveled all of two yards.
Nestucca had somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of seven fumbles, inished with three
turnovers and had a punt blocked.
Meanwhile, the focal point of the Knappa
K
Outfitted in their Oregon National Guard uniforms on ‘National Guard Night,’ the
Knappa football team storms out of the big inflated helmet before Friday’s game.
offense, as always, was Goozee, making a
strong case for all-state honors.
The senior ran 25 times for 253 yards and
six touchdowns, for 11 touchdowns in his
last two games.
Knappa’s irst drive of the night lasted
nine plays, with Goozee carrying eight times
and capping the drive with a 7-yard TD run.
The only other Knappa scores came from
Tuimato runs wild
over former team
Astoria 27, Tillamook 7
Astoria
7 0 7 13—27
Tillamook
0 0 0
7—7
First Quarter
Ast: Samboy Tuimato 4 run (Andrew
Schauermann kick)
Third Quarter
Ast: Tuimato 2 run (Schauermann kick)
Fourth Quarter
Ast: Tuimato 6 run (run failed)
Til: Garrett Martindale 95 kick return
(kick good)
Ast: Tuimato 11 run (Schauermann kick)
Ilwaco 35, Raymond 17
Raymond
3 14 0 0—17
Ilwaco
0 14 14 7—35
First Quarter
R: Kason Koski 33 FG 3:59
Second Quarter
R: Jace Duckworth 22 run (kick failed)
11:01
Ilw: Ethan Bannister 25 pass from Jack
Odneal (run failed) 7:44
Ilw: Alec Bell 1 run (Brandon McMullen
run) 4:26
R: Patrick Edwards 1 run (Koski run)
2:38
Third Quarter
Ilw: Tenyson Ramsey 10 pass from
Odneal (kick blocked) 1:31
Ilw: Odneal 38 run (McMullen from
Odneal) :45
Fourth Quarter
Ilw: McMullen 1 run (Jorge Galvan kick)
4:31
Ilwaco Statistics
Rushing: Odneal 10-78, McMullen
19-66, Duke 10-53, Bell 5-5. Passing:
Odneal 8-17-97-0. Receiving: Bannister
2-33, Kaino 2-28, Te.Ramsey 2-15, Duke
1-17, McMullen 1-4.
Andrew Alder (a 30-yard pass from Kaleb
Miller in the irst quarter), and Braeden Elt-
agonde ran for a late touchdown.
Knappa lost a fumble and did not recover
any of its onside kicks, but led 42-6 by the
time of Goozee’s ifth touchdown.
The Loggers host Neah-Kah-Nie Friday.
The Pirates have not beaten Knappa since
2002.
Astoria wins at Tillamook, 27-7
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Damian Mulinix/For the Daily Astorian
Ilwaco defensive back Ethan Bannister tackles Raymond running back Patrick
Edwards during Friday night’s Fishermen win over the Seagulls.
Ilwaco rallies past Raymond
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ILWACO, Wash. — Raymond held a
9-0 lead early in the second quarter, before
the Ilwaco offense kicked in to gear, help-
ing the Fishermen to a 35-17 win over the
Seagulls.
Ilwaco recovered two onside kicks, and
the Seagulls further helped the Fishermen
with a fumble on another kickoff and a
fumbled punt.
Ethan Bannister caught a 25-yard pass
from Jack Odneal to open Ilwaco’s scor-
ing midway through the second quarter.
Alec Bell added a 1-yard scoring run, but
the Fishermen still trailed 17-14 at halftime.
First place in the Paciic 2B League
Coastal division, Ilwaco outscored the vis-
itors 21-0 in the second half, highlighted
by third quarter scores from Tenyson Ram-
sey (10-yard catch from Odneal), and a
38-yard scoring scamper from Odneal.
Brandon McMullen capped the night
with a 1-yard TD run in the fourth quarter.
Odneal passed for 97 yards (8-of-17)
and rushed for 78.
TILLAMOOK — The Til-
lamook Cheesemakers had a
former Astoria Fisherman on
the sidelines (Tillamook head
coach Kye Johnson), while the
Astoria Fishermen had a for-
mer Tillamook Cheesemaker
scoring all their touchdowns
Friday night.
In the end, the No. 2-ranked
Fishermen continued their
romp through the Cowapa
League, with a 27-7 win at
Tillamook.
Astoria senior Samboy Tui-
mato — a transfer from Tilla-
mook — scored all four touch-
downs, to help his newest team
improve to 3-0 in league play.
The Fishermen — who host
Banks Thursday — were miss-
ing receiver Ryan Palek (shoul-
der injury), and lost receiver
Kyle Strange on the last play of
the irst half to a leg injury.
Astoria opened the night
with a 65-yard drive, capped
by Tuimato’s irst touchdown,
a 4-yard run. That would be
the only score of the irst half,
however, with both defenses
making stops.
The Fishermen inally broke
down Tillamook’s defensive
barriers with a 40-yard scor-
ing drive at the end of the third
quarter.
A big run by Tyler Ranta, a
13-yard pass from Fritz Frem-
stad to Tuimato and Tuimato’s
15-yard run to the 2-yard line
set up Tuimato’s second TD of
the night for a 14-0 lead. Asto-
ria had its longest scoring drive
midway through a rainy fourth
quarter.
Highlighted by a big
30-yard throw from Frems-
tad to Zach Patterson, Tuimato
capped an 80-yard drive with a
6-yard TD run and a 21-0 lead.
Tillamook’s Garrett Martin-
dale returned the ensuing kick-
off 95 yards to help the Chee-
semakers avoid the shutout, but
the Fishermen answered right
back with another 40-yard
drive, culminating with Tuima-
to’s 11-yard TD run in the clos-
ing minutes.