SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2017
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The Sailors scored again just 3
minutes later, less than 30 sec-
onds into the second quarter, after
forcing the Hawks to turn the ball
over on downs on their own 48-
yard line. A 36-yard pass recep-
tion from senior Dominic Wells
to freshman Trysten Wagner led
to a carry by Moso that put the
Sailors on the 6-yard line. From
there, senior Cole Spencer
brought it to the 1-yard line, with
Wells crossing the goal line on a
quarterback keeper.
Wells also scored on the con-
version for a 16-0 lead.
On the ensuing kickoff, the
Sailors booted it on-side, with
Spencer wrapping it up on
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Mapleton senior quarterback
Dominic Wells on his way to
the end zone. Wells had 5
touchdowns Saturday.
Mapleton’s 43-yard line. From
there, senior Tanner Wilson
caught a 36-yard pass and carried
it another 16 yards and into the
end zone for a touchdown.
Moso was good on the conver-
sion for a 24-0 lead.
It wasn’t until halfway through
the second quarter that the Hawks
kicked off after breaching the end
zone with 8 minutes left before
the half.
All told, the Sailors posted 579
all-purpose yards, including 464
yards rushing.
From the pocket, Wells was 3-
for-5 in passing, with 243 yards
on 9 carries — and 5 touch-
downs.
“Dominic was awesome with
his passes,” said Greene. “He
only had one overthrown pass,
but the rest were right on target.
And when he carries the ball he is
truly elusive.”
Moso had 119 yards on 10
caries, along with 2 touchdowns.
Wagner had a 22-yard reception
and 45 yards rushing, including 2
touchdowns. The Sailors also got
1 touchdown each from Wilson
and freshman JJ Neece.
Defensively, Spencer, Wells
and Wilson each had 6 tackles,
along with 5 tackles from Wagner
and 4 from Moso, who also
nabbed an interception.
Sophomore Nate Neece had a
pair of fumble recoveries for the
Sailors.
“They really stepped up the
effort in the second half,” said
Greene, whose team will host
Falls City (2-0) this Friday to
determine the division title. The
winner will get an automatic bye
in the first round, with the loser
hosting a game against the third-
place team in Special District 2
(likely Hosanna Christian or
Elkton) to determine the next
seed to state.
Kickoff for Friday’s game
against Falls City is set for 7 p.m.
at Mapleton High School.
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Meanwhile, freshman Brea
Blankenship came in with the
league’s third-fastest time of the
season and a PR with a time of
20:05.43.
The Lady Vikings’ three
remaining top five finishers on
Saturday all set personal bests,
including sophomores Chloe
Madden (20:57.32) and Anne
Wartnik (21:10.00) and freshman
Gracie Freudenthal (21:16.93), to
help Siuslaw place third overall
in a field that included all divi-
sions.
Out of 14 teams, 6A North
Salem won the team trophy, fol-
lowed by 5A Hermiston, Siuslaw
and 5A Churchill in fourth place.
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Siuslaw boys team members Kiger Johnson, Isaac Griffes, Jonah Jarman, Jordan Northrop and
Brandon Jensen placed fifth out of 17 teams from all divisions on Saturday.
In the boys division, Siuslaw
finished fifth out of 17 schools in
the silver division, where sopho-
more Brandon Jensen led the
Vikings with a PR time of
16:45.91.
Senior Isaac Griffes finished
with a PR time of 16:47.35, fol-
lowed by sophomores Jonah
Jarman with a personal best
(17:17.65) and Kiger Johnson
(17:44.95) and senior Jordan
Northrop with a PR of 17:58.97.
Considering that Jensen, and
Griffes hold the top two fastest
times in the Far West League,
and Jarman shares the third-
fastest time with Zachary Abblitt
of Brookings-Harbor, the Vikings
are looking to bring home the Far
West League crown at next
week’s district meet (Oct. 26.)
This Thursday, Siuslaw will
host the annual Run for the
brownies at Sandpines Golf
Links, beginning at 4 p.m.
Fishing
valid while angling in stand-
ing water bodies excluding
coastal lakes with wild coho
seasons.
Two rods are prohibited on
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estuaries and bays.
ALSEA RIVER: Chinook,
trout
Fall Chinook ishing is start-
ing to pick up in tidewater.
Trout season continues and
there should be some nice cut-
throat around. Remember the
limit on streams and rivers is
two per day over 8-inches.
Anglers are reminded the
two-rod validation is only
valid while angling in stand-
ing water bodies excluding
coastal lakes with wild coho
seasons.
Two rods are prohibited on
all coastal rivers, tidewater,
estuaries and bays.
SALMON RIVER: Chinook,
trout
Fall Chinook fishing is
starting to pick up in the estu-
ary and upriver to the hatch-
ery. Trout season continues
and there should be some nice
cutthroat around. Remember
the limit on streams and rivers
is two per day over 8-inches.
Anglers are reminded the
two-rod validation is only
valid while angling in stand-
ing water bodies excluding
coastal lakes with wild coho
seasons.
Two rods are prohibited on
all coastal rivers, tidewater,
estuaries and bays.
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