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struggling to match their of-
fensive production in the fi rst
half, but on a third-and-long
situation, Sentman connected
with Kory Parent for a 39-yard
catch and run, though a late pen-
alty came in just before the end
of the play, and the Lions net-
ted 29 yards. Sentman put the
game away with another rush-
ing touchdown.
The senior completed 14 of
28 passes for 330 yards and one
touchdown to Jacob Woods, and
he also rushed for three touch-
downs. Sentman hit six differ-
ent receivers, his favorite tar-
get being Woods, who caught
fi ve passes for 155 yards. Par-
ent caught three passes for 85
yards.
“By looking at the stats, you
would think he (Sentman) had
an incredible game,” Head
Coach Gary Roberts said, “But
he was fairly inconsistent.” Cot-
tage Grove tends to run a read
option, and Roberts said there
were times Sentman made the
wrong read and should have
handed the ball off instead of
keeping it, but at other times he
made very smart choices where
the statistics showed.
Sentman threw a late pick-six
while trying to throw a screen
pass, shortening Sisters’ defi cit
to 34-22, but by then it was al-
ready too late, and a bad onside
kick by the Outlaws went out of
bounds to seal Sisters’ fate.
The Lions totaled 384 yards
on offense, 330 of which were
through the air. The run game
only totaled 54 yards on 27 car-
ries, and Roberts said that was
concerning.
“It’s a combination of playing
better teams and our offensive
line needing to improve,” he
said. Roberts added that Sisters’
defense was much like Scap-
poose in that the team’s defen-
sive front is very strong, making
the run game very diffi cult for
opponents.
The win has brought Cottage
Grove into the top 10 of the
OSAA state rankings. The Lions
currently sit in eighth place, four
spots ahead of Elmira, which
also holds a 5-0 record. Cottage
Grove should breeze through its
next two games against a 2-2
Junction City team and a strug-
gling 0-5 Sutherlin team. The
last game of the season against
Elmira will most likely be the
game that decides the Sky-Em
champion.
Though the team is happy
with the progress they’re mak-
ing, the Lions aren’t celebrating
yet.
“We haven’t earned a playoff
spot yet; we haven’t earned a
league title, so there’s nothing
really to pat ourselves on the
back for at this point,” Roberts
added.
Cottage Grove travels to Junc-
tion City on Friday to face the
Tigers at 7 p.m.
Photo by Sam Wright
Zane Levings carries the ball down fi eld on a 37-yard reception off of a screen pass.
Scoreboard
VOLLEYBALL
Cottage Grove 3 0 Sweet Home
Cottage Grove 0 3 Sisters
North Douglas 3 2 Elkton
North Douglas 3 2 Oakridge
North Douglas 2 3 Country Christian
Yoncalla 0 3 Days Creek
Yoncall 0 3 Umpqua Valley Christian
FOOTBALL
Cottage Grove 34 22 Sisters
Yoncalla 108 72 Mapleton
North Douglas 66 36 Riddle
GIRLS' SOCCER
Cottage Grove 0 1 Sweet Home
Cottage Grove 0 4 Sisters
CROSS COUNTRY
Jefferson Invitational
Girls: Second Place
Boys: Second Place
BOYS' SOCCER
Cottage Grove 1 Sweet Home 0
Cottage Grove 0 1 Sisters
GOLF: Middlefi eld Men's Club
Thursday, Sept. 29
Game: Scramble with tie
breakers
First Place
Larry Emery
Mel Gowing
Gary Ordway
Russell Bryce
Second Place
Mike Helms
Bill Beckett
Steve Lindholm
Rudy Nellermoe
Third Place
Steve Erickson
Dan Duffy
Children’s Benefit Fall Classic
Kiwanis Clubs of Division 74
Calling all Golfers
Emerald Valley Golf Course
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Four person scramble. Shotgun start
One Million Dollar Hole in One Prize!
And Other Prizes
$90 per person entry fee includes: green fees,
cart, BBQ lunch, refreshments and coffee and
donuts at tee-off.
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-4
-4
-4
Bob McCarty
Pat Rickard
Jim Hoover
Fourth Place
Mike Cooney
Gary Welch
Dick Winters
Jerry Fisher
-4
Fifth Place
Jake Cox
Bob Armor
Dave Tooker
Phil Hamilton
-4
Sixth Place
-3
Tom Arney
Darrell Lee
Jim Cunningham
Sept. 26
Game: Two points (back nine
twice)
First Place
Mel Gowing
Bob McCarty
Jerry Pennington
Dave Tooker
86
Second Place (tie)
Paul Waterman
Dick Winters
John Kallbrier
Jim Wamsley BD
85
Second Place (tie)
Tom Arney
Gary Culp
Jake Cox
Mike Helms
85
Fourth Place
Steve Lindholm
Larry Eyman
Jim Cunningham
Keith Rowling BD
83
Fifth Place
Steve Erickson
Steve Moir
81
Seventh Place
Paul Waterman
Larry Eyman
Bill Medin
Ricky Ambrose
-3
Eighth Place
Leroy Bodine
Lynn Ferrin
Bill Wilson
Larry Dreiling
-1
Closet to the Pin
#5
Steve Lindholm
#7
Bill Medin
#14 Bob Armor
Gary Ingram
Joe Rehm
Sixth Place
Bob Armor
Larry Dreiling
Keith Rowling
Gary Welch
Low Gross
Jake Cox
Steve Erickson 77
Paul Waterman 79
Gary Ingram
Mike Helms
Low Net
Paul Waterman 66
Mel Gowing
Gary Ingram
Jim Wamsley
Steve Lindholm
Tom Arney
Frank Gates
80
75
81
82
68
70
70
71
74
74
Closest to the Pin
#14 Jim Wamsley
Longest Putt
#11 Dave Tooker
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