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SIUSLAW NEWS | SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2019 | 3B night, Siuslaw had sev- from 1B eral standout perfor- mances in the meet, including pins by who wrestles at 170 sophomore Elijah pounds. Bugajska, an exchange LaCosse (138 lbs.) in 3:02 student from Poland, is and junor Matthew one of four wrestlers Horrillo (220 lbs.) in making up this year's 5:39. In an exhibition match, girls team, wrestling at freshman Bailey Overton, 145 pounds. “She just showed up in wrestling at 120 lbs., took my classroom one day her male opponent and said, ‘Hey, I’d like to through all three rounds, wrestle for you,’ and I staving off a pin three said ‘Hey, I’d like to have times and almost getting you on the team,’” a pin before eventually recalled Wartnik. “She losing by a narrow deci- has added a lot to our sion. South Umpqua won team.” the meet by a slim mar- With South Eugene absent from the meet, gin, 36-30. Today, the Viking boys Bugajska was left without a match, claiming her are competing at the bout at 145 lbs. by forfeit. Oregon West Conference Jennings, meanwhile, Duals at Philomath and dominated his match at the girls will be at 170 lbs., getting a 17-3 Thurston High School in lead before winning by Springfield for the pin midway through the Women’s State Qualifying Tournament. second round. While the seniors were highlighted Thursday Wrestling NED HICKSON/SIUSLAW NEWS Siuslaw senior Kenga Bugaskja chooses a position in a match during the Nick Lutz Memorial Invitational earlier this month. Bugajska was one of two seniors recognized during Senior Night last Thursday. Mapleton Florence Food Share provides food to those who are hungry in our community. If you have four hours a week available, we are in need of volunteers to staff our Front Desk and also act as Guides as cli- ents walk through the pantry. Please call our volunteer coordinator, Sarah Lovejoy, @ 541-997-9110 (Monday – Friday, before noon) to learn more about volunteering. info@lorencefoodshare.org 2190 Spruce Street. Volunteer Get involved Florence Habitat for Humanity ReStore is a place to put your talents to work. From customer service to furniture repair, we offer volunteer opportunities geared toward individual interests and skills.By giving your time, you help Florence Habitat ReStore do more to support building projects that benefi t families in our community. 2016 Hwy 101 or email volunteer@fl orencehabitat.org Store hours 9am – 5pm Monday- Saturday 541-997-5834 www.facebook.com/restorefl orence Donate relies heavily on volunteers. www.oregoncoasthumanesociety.org/volunteer/ to help support these local non-proft organizations in our community! Join the Peace Harbor Hospital Volunteers. <RXZLOOÀQGDQDUHDRILQWHUHVW in a caring organization. Peace Harbor Volunteers 400 9th Street, Florence, OR 97439 541-997-8412 ext. 2218 Volunteer Get involved first quarter belonged to the Eagles, who kept Mapleton scoreless for the remainder of the quarter on the way to a 22-3 lead. McKenzie’s momentum continued throughout much of the second quarter as well, moving ahead 39-3 before senior Erin Michael drained a 3-pointer bucket with 3:35 to go before the half. Michael scored a second 3-point shot in the period, and freshman post Jahala scoring for the half. Trailing 44-11 at the top of the third quarter, Mapleton had its most pro- ductive period of the game with scoring from Blake (6 points) and a 3-pointer from junior Daleena Bender. The Eagles, meanwhile, built on their lead and went into the final period breath- ing easy at 57-20. 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Eagles, who left Mapleton The Eagles maintained trailing 17-36. their aggressive pace, led by With the game seemingly sophomore Kaden Kewish out of reach for Mapleton, with 10 points and senior McKenzie continued to play Jermiah McGlasson with 9 aggressively in the second points, for a 24-9 lead to end half, outscoring the Sailors the first quarter. 26-20 on the way to putting Facing a 14-point deficit, the game away, 62-37. the Sailors' defense picked McKenzie had three play- up in the second period as Sailors Get Results...List With Jan. Jan Jagoe Broker 541 999-0879 2305 Coastal Highlands Dr – Great location close to town and shopping. 1674 sqft, 3 bdrm, 2 bath home plus fam- ily room with fi replace, dining room and a 2 car garage. $255,000. #2902- 18108434 1749 Highway 101 • 541-997-1200 Donate Do your part and volunteer today to help support these local non-proft organizations in our community! the final points in a hard- fought loss to McKenzie, 65-27. Thursday, the Sailors were on the road at Alsea, currently tied for first place with Mohawk at 11-1 in the Mountain West League. Mapleton fell to the Wolverines in Thursday's match-up, 76-18. Tuesday, Mapleton will play at Siletz, with the boys tipping off at 5:30 p.m., fol- lowed by the girls at 7 p.m. Mapleton will wrap up its season this Thursday, Feb. 7, during senior night when it hosts Eddyville Charter. Do your part and volunteer today Th ere are many opportunities to volunteer and a variety of skills and talents are always in need. Volunteer interest forms may be found online, at the shelter and at our Th rift Shop on Bay Street. Blake nabbed a rebound from 1B to complete the Sailors’ To include your organization in this directory, please call us @ 541-997-3441 See Jim for your auto sales needs! 2150 Hwy. 101 • Florence (541) 997-3475 • 1-800-348-3475 ers in double figures with Kaden Kewish leading the way with 22 points, Jermiah McGlasson 15 points, Caleb Thompson 11 points. Mapleton’s leading scor- ers were JJ Neece with 21 points, Nate Neece with 12 points, and junior Nathan Roane and senior Evan Moso with 2 points each. Mapleton will return on Thursday, Feb. 7, to host Eddyville Charter, begin- ning at 5:45 p.m., followed by the girls' game at 7 p.m. Fishing from 1B the bank and boat anglers. Lake Creek is low and clear and will benefit from the forecasted rains later in the week, expect fish to be on the move after the next storm. Hatchery fish in the Siuslaw system return to Whitaker Creek (Siuslaw) and Green Creek (Lake Creek). Bobber fishing with bait/jigs, drift fishing, and casting lures are good techniques to catch a Siuslaw winter steelhead. Trout fishing in streams will reopen May 22, 2019. ALSEA RIVER: Winter steelhead Winter steelhead fishing has been fair on the Alsea. A good number of fish showed up at the Alsea hatchery trap after the recent rains. The numbers of later returning right maxillary clipped fish should increase with each rain event for the rest of January through the month of March. Cold weather, low flows and clear water has slowed down the fishing this week but the next weather sys- tem should help.
