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2B COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL January 6, 2016 GIRLS' BALL BOYS' BALL CONTINUED FROM PG 1B rebound game with nine re- bounds, and Nichols-Ferguson had eight rebounds. Cottage Grove was once again the leader in rebounds with 50 to Blan- chet’s 35, but having 27, turn- overs to the Cavaliers 11 quickly made that statistic irrelevant. It was an extremely off-putting game against Santiam Christian on Jan. 2, and the Lions seemed to be playing well on defense, but offensively they could not score and eventually lost 38-27. The Lions only made four of 36 fi eld goals (a low of 11 percent), accounting for only nine points all game. It was only the abil- ity to sink free throws (18 of 32) that kept them in the game. “If we would have shot the 5 O’Clock Shadows TEAM Jenni & The Jetts Amigos Quatro Half & Half Ames To Be True Addi’s Diner Opie Motorsports Harvey Log Hot Shot Coffee V. Richenstein MD Book Mine Ace’s High All In The Family W 16 13 12 12 11 11 10 9 8 6 6 6 High Game James Burruss Jan McTaggart 252 201 Three High Series Mick Batchelor Johnny Saldana James Burruss 656 653 627 Jan McTaggart Tiffanie Williams Jennifer Saldana 511 524 507 CONTINUED FROM PG 1B The Lions combined accounted for nine Behind him again were Sentman with 10 steals, but the Trojans had only seven turn- points and Tucker with nine points. Hunter Gipson and Parent each had four points and their 45 points came from the Trojan’s overs compared to Cottage Grove’s 20. Cottage Grove was outscored 18-9 in the Porter had two. bench. The last two games have moved the Li- The Lions were 38 percent from the fi eld fourth quarter, but it ended up not being and an outstanding 75 percent from the free enough to mount a comeback after a 26- ons up to 6-3, already having won one more game than they did last year in their 5-19 throw line (sinking 15 of 20 free throws). point defi cit going into the fi nal quarter. Then, on Saturday, Jan. 2, the Lions host- season. The OSAA has ranked the Lions Cottage Grove also had 40 rebounds com- pared to Douglas’ 22, a large portion of that ed Santiam Christian School, where they number eight in the state. This week, the coming from senior Chance Hopkins, who faced a tougher challenge than Douglas but team travels to South Umpqua and hosts the top-ranked team of Philomath on Friday, had 13 rebounds total (fi ve offensive, eight still pulled out the win, 41-36. The Lions shot for only 13 of 44 fi eld Jan. 8. defensive). Hopkins also had 14 points on the night, giving him a double-double, the goals (29 percent) but were again sharp from the free throw line, sinking 12 of only player to achieve that in the game. Dynamic Trios The other top scorers were junior Blake 17 (70 percent). Cottage Grove was TEAM W L 19 5 Sentman with 15 points, senior Jayden out-rebounded in this match up, but Golding Enterprises 19 5 Tucker with 13 points and junior Kory Par- Hopkins yet again had a double-dou- Advanced Eyecare 17 7 ent with 12 points. Other scorers were Tuck- ble with 13 rebounds and 12 points on Rolling Pins 14 10 er Porter and Kendrick Murphy, who scored the game, and he was also the leading USA Heating & AC New Creations 14 10 scorer. four points each. 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Cottage Grove Physical Therapy Merv Kwandt 660 Fayth Stewart 184.26 )5((XQOLPLWHGDFFHVVWR$Q\WLPH Jared Simmons 171.98 )LWQHVV&OXEGXULQJFOLQLFKRXUV Natalie Clark 660 /XQFKWLPHHYHQLQJHDUO\PRUQLQJ Skyler Arnold 169.79 Meagan McNary 566 DSSRLQWPHQWV Christopher Allen 169.60 &RQYHQLHQWORFDWLRQZLWKLQWKH6DIHZD\ Jessy Thomason 164.62 3OD]D Mike McBeth 161.40 ball well against [them], we would have pulled off the up- set,” Head Coach Kevin Yoss said. And while sports enthusi- asts don’t usually like to discuss the “what ifs” in a game, Yoss has a very strong point. Only one shot was made each by Murphy, Arnold, Kassidy Whisler and Harsh. Harsh was the leading scorer with eight points by sinking one three- pointer and fi ve free throws. The Lions had 47 rebounds to Santiam’s 37, but yet again the turnover margin hurt their abil- ity to score points, with 32 turn- overs to Santiam’s 15. It will be a tough road ahead, but it will be interesting to see how Cottage Grove will fair for the rest of the season and how well they do in league play. BOWLING L 4 7 8 8 9 9 10 11 12 14 14 14 Caring for your Health ??? $ Heather LaPrath DPT A Merit Rehab Facility ! " Meri Rollers TEAM Cottage Bowl The Tresure Chest Blue Sunshine Mom’s Girls Addi’s Diner Charlie’s Angels Simand Chiropractic EEK Ron’s Girls Lucky Ladies Scratch League W 19 17 16 16 15 13 12 12 10 10 High Game Dawn Cushman 231 Three High Series Allie Simons Robin Kwandt Dawn Cushman 569 557 549 L 9 10 12 12 13 15 16 16 18 18 TEAM Bigfoot Bowling Cottage Bowl Dot’s Trophy Shop Columbia 300 Maui Brewing Co. Team 5 Bi Mart Brad’s Chevy GMC Scarpelli’s Shortstop Team 10 Individual High Avg. Butch Cardoza Andy Mitchell Dave Nichols Tom Mathis Aaron Ames Natalie Clark W 117 112.5 105.5 104.5 103 97 95 79.5 70.5 0 L 75 79.5 86.5 87.5 89 95 97 112.5 121.5 0 IT’S YOUR NEWS. READ ALL ABOUT IT YOUR WAY. 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