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4B COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Wednesday, September 27 2017 Lions roll over Sutherlin Cottage Grove boys' soccer remains unbeaten PHOTO BY SAVANNAH DAVIS Cottage Grove's Kyle Conley brings down the ball on Thursday night. dard. “It was a very rough start and we need to work on that,” said goalie Zach Stewart. “The be- ginning there was no talking, no passing, just going because of the previous years. And that’s a bad thing, we just got in our heads and then by the sec- ond half we cleaned up our act and our attitude. And we got it done.” Stewart’s allusion to the past seemed to be on the team’s mind as they assumed they would get the win in this game. The last time Cottage Grove scored more than nine goals in a game was when they defeated Sutherlin/Oakland 10-0 in 2015. Head coach Vern Stewart, grandfather of goalie Stewart, saw more of the same from his perspective. “To kind of get them motivat- ed when the opponents might be,” he said before trailing off. “You’ve got to play your own game because you have to have the same kind of game that you like to play.” By Zach Silva zsilva@cgsentinel.com The Sutherlin/Oakland boys’ soccer team is objectively bad at soccer. This is not a hot take or an attempted insult to them but rather a sad reality of soccer in that area. In the last two sea- sons the team made up of two schools has won one game per season and this year they also have just one win. Part of the problem stems from not having enough players interested in playing. Despite pairing the two schools togeth- er, the team has just 18 players in their soccer program that in- cludes eight freshmen and fi ve sophomores. On the fl ip side, in their meeting last Thursday in Cottage Grove, the Lions played 22 different players throughout the game. It was clear that the Lions were the better team as they started scoring, seemingly, at will. 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