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PHOTO BYZACH SILVA
Elkton's Jesse Abraham chases down a Prospect fumble.
come out with intensity,” said
Elkton jumps out to big Shaw. “Today it was don’t
lead and never looks
think about who the opponent
back as they win big over is, come out here like we’re
getting another chance to come
Prospect
after a good football team and
By Zach Silva
run our stuff right, the very best
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
we can. And unfortunately for
Prospect that meant that my
After falling to Camas Val-
guys would, I got them pretty
ley 52-6 last week, Elkton head
jacked up. So everything was a
football coach Bill Shaw want-
home run.”
ed to make sure that his team
After the Elks ran two offen-
came out with energy against
sive plays and one defensive
Prospect. They did exactly that
play just 59 seconds had ticked
as they raced to a 62-0 win at
off the clock and they were up
home last Friday.
16-0. This as the result of a
“I really wanted my kids to
High school
sports recap
A look back at the busy
week of high school sports
in the area
By Zach Silva
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
Cottage Grove Cross-Country
Last
Tuesday,
both
cross-country teams travelled
to Jefferson, Oregon for the
Jefferson Invitational. On the
boys side, there were 12 varsi-
ty teams competing. The Lions,
that were notably without their
two of their top three runners
Konrad Raum and Paesen Timm
who also are on the boys soccer
team, fi nished third as a team
behind Santiam Christian and
Chemawa. Jimmy Talley led the
way fi nishing in second place.
On the girls side, there were
nine teams competing and the
Lions took second place behind
Neah-Kah-Nie. All fi ve scoring
runners for the Lions fi nished
in the top 26 out of the fi eld of
75. Nadia Witt fi nished 7th and
Stella Sobotkova was 10th.
On Saturday, the team the
Nike Portland XC Invite at the
Portland Meadows Race Track.
On the boys side, the team com-
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Trentyn Halstead rushing touch-
down on their second play from
scrimmage and a defensive strip
sack that turned into a scoop
and score.
Everything the Elks did
seemed to result in a touch-
down. Halstead ran for another
score a few minutes later that
was followed by an Austin Luz-
ier 39 yard touchdown rush. On
the next Prospect drive a bad
snap on fourth down sent the
ball past the punter which re-
sulted in another Elkton touch-
down that put the Elks up 38-0
after one quarter.
The Elks continued their
dominance and went up 62-0
with 4:00 minutes left in the
fi rst half. The backups then
played the rest of the game.
Prospect has just 17 players,
which is small even among
8-man, and eight of them are
freshman. Through three games
the team has scored just six
points.
“I’d like to be tested a little
bit more and we will next week
with… but it was a good chance
for us to come out excited and
get after it and execute. And I
like the way the kids executed,”
said Shaw.
peted in the Division 1 Varsity
race against signifi cantly larger
schools from Oregon, Wash-
ington, Idaho and California.
A notable team that they com-
peted against was McFarland
High School who was recently
the subject of the Disney mov-
ie McFarland USA about the
school’s cross-country success.
The Lions placed last of the 31
teams but ran fast times includ-
ing Talley who took 84th place
running a 17:09. His previous
best time was 18:09.
The girls team raced in the
Division 3 Varsity race also
against big schools from across
the state, Washington and Cali-
fornia. The team was last of the
32 teams that raced. Sobotkova
led the way with a time of 23:39
which was over a 30 second
personal best.
Yoncalla Football (3-2, 2-0
Skyline)
The Eagles defeated Lowell
at home 84-56 last Friday. After
starting 0-2, the team has won
three games in a row and are
tied for fi rst in league play.
Yoncalla Volleyball (3-8, 2-6
Skyline)
The week started with the
Eagles falling in straight sets to
Lowell on Monday and Days
Creek on Tuesday. The team re-
grouped on Thursday and beat
Umpqua Valley Christain/Mel-
rose 3-2.
North Douglas Football (3-2,
2-0 Skyline)
Friday night the Warriors fell
to Mapleton 56-36 on the road
in a non-league game. They will
face cross-town rival Yoncalla
at home on Friday.
North Douglas Volleyball (20-
5, 8-0 Skyline)
The Warriors continued their
winning ways as they beat Elk-
ton in straight sets at home on
Thursday. The team is currently
ranked number one in all of 1A.
Elkton Volleyball
On Tuesday the Elks beat
Umpqua Valley Christian/Mel-
rose in straight sets and then fell
to North Douglas in straight sets
on Thursday.