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SATURDAY EDITION
❘ OCTOBER 7, 2017 ❘
SECTION B
Siuslaw News
Sports & Recreation
S PORTS
L EAGUE
Calendar
STANDINGS
As of
10/7/17
V OLLEYBALL
F AR W EST
• OCT. 7
MARSHFIELD
S. UMPQUA
SIUSLAW
N. BEND
DOUGLAS
BROOKINGS
MHS VOLLEYBALL
T. L AKE
VS M OHAWK
12:30 P . M .
VS T. L AKE
TBA
AT
SHS XC
M OUNTAIN W EST
6-2
6-2
5-3
5-3
2-6
0-8
MCKENZIE
ALSEA
SILETZ
LOWELL
MOHAWK
MAPLETON
10-0
8-2
8-2
7-3
4-6
0-8
Time
Out
P HILOMATH
P AUL M ARIMAN I NV .
GIRLS 2 P . M .
BOYS 2:30 P . M .
AT
B Y L LOYD L ITTLE
• OCT. 10
Retired teacher, coach
and game official
MHS VOLLEYBALL
HOSTS
E DDYVILLE
6 P . M .
(With more than 55
years as an athlete, coach,
official, parent and specta-
tor, I’ve gained some
insights and perspectives
regarding athletics. In this
weekly column, I share
what I’ve learned about
sports from these multiple
points of view.)
SHS VOLLEYBALL
AT
N ORTH B END
6:30 P . M .
T IDE T ABLE
Entrance Siuslaw River
The consequence of
forfeiting
High Tide
I
Oct. 7
1:39am/ 7.2
1:39pm/ 8.1
Oct. 8
2:28am/ 7.0
2:18pm/ 8.1
n my mind, the decision
to forfeit the Sept. 29
Far West League foot-
ball game against North
Bend will have a lasting
effect on Siuslaw High
Low Tide
7:36am/ 1.0
8:14pm/ -0.6
See
LITTLE XB
8:17am / 1.3
9:01pm/ -0.7
Oct. 9
3:20am / 6.7
3:00pm / 8.0
9:00am / 1.9
9:53pm / -0.6
Oct. 10
4:19am / 6.3
3:49pm / 7.7
9:50am / 2.4
10:50pm /-0.4
On the
Bite
A
WEEKLY
FISHING REPORT FOR
THE LOCAL REGION
NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS
Oct. 11
5:25am / 6.0
4:47pm / 7.3
Oct. 12
6:38am / 6.0
5:57pm/ 6.9
10:50am/ 2.9
11:55pm/-0.1
Lady Viks sweep Bruins, Trojans
12:04pm / 3.2
B Y N ED H ICKSON
Siuslaw News
S IUSLAW d B ROOKINGS -H ARBOR :
Oct. 13
7:52am / 6.0
7:15pm / 6.6
1:05am/ 0.2
1:28pm/ 3.1
S IUSLAW
N EWS
25-10, 25-7, 25-15
The Lady Vikings volleyball team
was at home Tuesday night to kick off
the second half of the Far West League
season on its home court, where
Siuslaw nabbed its second three-game
sweep of the Bruins.
The Lady Viks came out strong, with
kills from sophomore Mia Collins, jun-
ior Jordan Long and senior Alyssa
Richards fueling an 13-4 advantage
that prompted a Bruins timeout.
Brookings only managed six more
points in the opening set as Richards
sparked another long Siuslaw scoring
run with a hard-hitting spike, followed
by a series of Bruins errors and
See
VIKS XB
Lady Sailors overwhelm Oak Hill
Mapleton juniors (from left)
Brittany Wilson, Heather Wills and
freshman Trinity Peterson enter the
court after a timeout.
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Siuslaw junior Jordan Long (center) had 6 kills and 5 digs against the Bruins Tuesday night.
M APLETON d O AK H ILL :
25-12, 25-18, 25-10
L OWELL d M APLETON :
25-3, 25-8, 25-20
Thursday night.
On Tuesday, however, Mapleton was
at Alsea (8-2), where the Wolverines
sent the Lady Sailors home early after
The Lady Sailors spent the week on
the road in a series of three matches,
two of which took place in Lowell
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SAILORS XB
MID COAST LAKES:
Olalla Reservoir has
been stocked with about
100 surplus summer steel-
head from the Siletz Falls
trap, this season. These fish
get fairly active in the lake
and offer a unique fishing
experience.
Once in the lake they are
considered “trout” and do
not require a Combined
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reminded, however, that
only one trout per day over
20 inches may be retained,
and these fish will almost
all be in that size range.
Mid Coast lakes been
stocked with trout through-
out the spring. Trout stock-
ing is over until the fall but
there still should be fish
around to catch. Water
temps are great and fish
should be hungry.
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FISHING XB
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