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    NED HICKSON , SPORTS EDITOR
❘ 541-902-3523 ❘
SPORTS @ THESIUSLAWNEWS . COM
WEDNESDAY EDITION
❘ FEBRUARY 14, 2018 ❘
SECTION B
Siuslaw News
Sports & Recreation
S PORTS
L EAGUE
Calendar
STANDINGS
As of
2/13/18
B ASKETBALL
F AR W EST
• FEB. 16
MARSHFIELD
BROOKINGS
DOUGLAS
S. UMPQUA
N. BEND
SIUSLAW
SHS GIRLS B-BALL
AT
S. U MPQUA
6 P . M .
SHS BOYS B-BALL
AT
S. U MPQUA
F AR W EST
7:30 P . M .
MARSHFIELD
N. BEND
BROOKINGS
DOUGLAS
SIUSLAW
S. UMPQUA
SHS WRESTLING
4A
STATE TOURNEY
IN
P ORTLAND
9 A . M .
• FEB. 17
8-0
7-1
5-3
3-5
1-7
0-8
BOYS
8-0
6-2
5-3
3-5
2-6
0-8
M. W EST
GIRLS
ALSEA
MCKENZIE
LOWELL
SILETZ
MOHAWK
T. LAKE
M. W EST
10-2
9-3
8-4
7-5
5-7
3-9
BOYS
T. LAKE
11-1
LOWELL
10-2
SILETZ
8-4
EDDYVILLE 7-5
MOHAWK
3-9
MAPLETON 3-9
On the
Bite
SHS WRESTLERS
4A
GIRLS
STATE TOURNEY
TBA
A
WEEKLY
FISHING REPORT FOR
T IDE T ABLE
THE LOCAL REGION
Entrance Siuslaw River
www.dfw.state.or.us/RR
High Tide
Low Tide
Feb. 14
5:05am / 2.9
5:46pm/ -0.1
10:52am / 7.6
TURN IN YOUR
COMBINED ANGLING TAG
Even if you didn’t har-
vest a salmon, steelhead,
sturgeon or halibut in 2018.
ODFW Biologists use this
data to better manage these
fisheries. Anglers can use
this data to see where fish
have been caught over the
years.
Tags can be turned in to
any POS agent or at any
ODFW office located
throughout the state. The
tags also can be mailed to
any ODFW office.
Feb. 15
12:11am / 6.5 5:43am / 2.6
11:30pm / 7.7 6:18pm / -0.2
Feb. 16
12:41am / 6.7 6:19am / 2.4
12:07pm / 7.6 6:50pm / -0.2
Feb. 17
1:12am / 6.9
12:45pm / 7.5
W INTER STEELHEAD :
6:57am / 2.1
7:21pm / 0.0
Feb. 18
1:42am / 7.0
1:24pm / 7.2
7:35am / 1.9
7:53pm / 0.4
Feb. 19
2:13am / 7.1
2:07pm / 6.8
8:17am / 1.7
8:26pm / 0.9
WATER DEPENDENT
NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS
Senior Richard Huff will compete for the 120-lb. 4A title this weekend and a chance at a second state crown.
H UFF
PINS RETURN TO STATE
B Y N ED H ICKSON
Siuslaw News
Feb. 20
2:47am / 7.2
2:56pm/ 6.3
9:04pm / 7.2
9:03pm/ 1.3
S IUSLAW
N EWS
148 Maple St.
Florence
541-997-3441
Siuslaw will be sending three mem-
bers of its wrestling team to the 4A
state meet this weekend in Portland,
where senior 120-pounder Richard
Huff will compete for a chance to win
his second state title after winning his
division during last weekend’s region-
als at Hidden Valley High school.
Joining Huff will be freshmen Brady
Libby, who placed second at 106 lbs.,
and Elijah LaCosse, who earned a trip
to state with a fourth-place finish at 120
lbs.
“It was a weekend of spirited per-
formances,” said Siuslaw wrestling
coach Neil Wartnik.
Huf, the returning 113-lb. state
champion, pinned a return trip to state
after winning his quarterfinals match
against Ty Cross of Douglas by techni-
cal fall, 16-1, then pinning Colton West
of Marshfield during the semifinals in
just 1:18. Huff then won the first tie-
breaker match over Frankie Harlow of
Marshfield, 3-2, for the district title.
See
WRESTLING 4B
Vikings wrap up final game on home hardwood
B Y N ED H ICKSON
Siuslaw News
SHS GIRLS : 29 DHS GIRLS : 42
SHS BOYS : 57 DHS BOYS : 48
Siuslaw’s basketball teams hosted
Douglas for the final home game of the
season, as well as the final appearance
on Glenn Butler Court for nine seniors
between the girls and boys teams.
Seniors for the Lady Vikings includ-
ed Carreina Greenburg, Marika White
and Lexi Curtis; senior boys included
Dylan McGallian, Jake Hickson, Jared
Brandt, John Rollin, Kyle King and
Trent Reavis.
In the girls game, junior Madison
Reynolds scored a team-high 8 points
to go with 5 rebounds and 2 steals
against Douglas. Siuslaw also got scor-
ing from three of its freshmen, Lindsey
Long (6), Brea Blankenship (5) and
Gracie Freudenthal (5).
Defensively, junior Alyssa Richards
led with 6 rebounds.
In spite of Siuslaw’s effort, the Lady
Trojans emerged with a 42-29 win.
See
This time of year, water
conditions for winter steel-
head fishing can vacillate
between too low and clear,
and too high and muddy.
Successful anglers will:
1) adjust their gear and
tackle for current condi-
tions, and/or
2) be ready to hit the
water when water condi-
tions improve — usually
once water levels start to
drop after a good rain.
Check out the zone reports
for the best weekend possi-
bilities.
SIUSLAW RIVER:
Steelhead, Chinook
A few winter steelhead
are starting to be caught in
the lower river.
Fall Chinook fishing has
been slowing down, but a
few fish are still available.
Anglers are reminded that
there is no wild coho
salmon retention.
NORTH COAST LAKES:
Trout stocking is com-
plete for the year. Cape
Meares, Town, Coffenbury,
Lost and Sunset lakes were
stocked with “trophy”
SIUSLAW 3B
See
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