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SIUSLAW NEWS | WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 2018 | 3B Clockwise from left: Seniors Robert Mans (far left) and Naomi Shoji run in their final race for Siuslaw; junior Jared Northrop sets his pace for a season-best time of 18:26; sophomore Brea Blankenship paces herself during the first lap of Saturday’s state meet, where she placed 15th individually. PHOTOS BY NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS State from 1B Gracie Freudenthal, a sophomore, was 41st (21:38) and senior Naomi Shoji finished 45th in 21:47. Tillamook junior Solace Bergeron, the defending state title holder, claimed her second consecutive title, trimming 14 seconds off of last season’s winning time, finishing in 18:30 for the 2018 title. In team scoring, a total of just sev- Cape from 1B Prior to European Contact Dick Mason — Cape Perpetua Volunteer: Learn about the pre-European inhab- itants of Cape Perpetua from one of Cape Perpetua’s excep- tional volunteers. Mason will also take you on a quick and entertaining tour of world his- en points separated first through third place. Marist won the title with 70 points, followed by Siuslaw (73) and Tillamook (77). Ironically, it was also only seven points that separated fourth through sixth place, beginning with Sisters (141) in fourth, followed by La Grande (145) and Philomath (148) Henley was seventh (174), then Phoe- nix (193), Baker (203), Valley Catholic (220), Estacada (297) and Gladstone tory that occurred while the Alsea were enjoying their eve- ning seaweed and mussel din- ners at Cape Perpetua. • Saturday, Dec. 1, at 1 p.m. King Tides, Sea Star Wasting, Marine Debris Fawn Custer — CoastWatch Volunteer Coordinator: Custer will give a brief introduction to CoastWatch describing the various opportunities for vol- (302) in 12th place. In the boys race, juniors led the way for Siuslaw, beginning with Brendon Jensen’s time of 17:15 for 25th place overall. Kiger Johnson was the next Vi- king to cross the fi nish line and 38th overall in 17:41, followed by Jonah Jar- man in 17:57 for 39th place. Sophomore Ryan Jennings was the fourth to score for the Vikings, placing 56th in 18:08, and senior Robert Mans was the fi nal scorer, fi nishing 58th with a time of 18:09. unteers who love the Oregon Coast to help document chang- es. King Tides will be the focus of this talk, and their impact on our shoreline and infrastruc- ture. Custer will explain the guidelines for the photos need- ed to document these events and how best to get involved. • Saturday, Dec. 8, at 1 p.m. The Impacts of Microplastics on a Near Shore Food Chain SWITCH TO THE CONVENIENCE OF AUTO PAY! Junior Jared Northrop didn't score but ran a season's best time of 18:26 and 64th place, and freshman Chad Hughes fi nished with a time of 18:42 for 71st place. Marist won the state title with 54 points, followed by Newport (81), Tilla- mook (84), Valley Catholic (119), Klam- ath Union (120), Baker (170), Philomath (187), Siuslaw in eighth place (188), La Grande (211), Gladstone (266), North Valley (281) and Molalla (307). Dorothy Horn — Marine Corps Veteran and a Graduate Research Fellow for the National Science Foundation: Horn will talk about the plastic pollution problem in the ocean, how it breaks down into micro- plastics as well as other sources of microplastic pollution. For more information on additional classes being offered through December, contact the Cape Perpetua Visitor Center at 541-547-3289. All events are free and open to the public, but a Northwest Forest Pass, Oregon Coast Passport, Federal Recreation Pass or $5 day-use fee is required within the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area and at many Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area recreation sites. 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