COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL OCTOBER 18, 2017
North Douglas stays number one
Bowling Scores
Junior Stars 2018
Date bowled 10/14/2017
TEAMS
Stewart Strikers
Ally Cats
Party Patrol
Teen Vamps
Bomb Squad
Lunachicks
Purple Unicorns
Lady Bugs
Red Hots
Controller Bowlers
Super Sernas
Team To Beat
2017-18 Ball N Chain
Date bowled 10/13/2017
Won Loss
14
2
13
3
12
4
10
6
7.5 8.5
7
9
7
9
4
0
3.5 12.5
3
13
3
9
0
0
year simply by having too many weapons
– from the hitting powers that are juniors
Abby Whipple and Arianna Helgren to the
sneaky sets of Amy Dooley – but from the
By Zach Silva
beginning each point was its own battle.
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
The second set saw more of the same
from the Warriors. As the Eagles worked to
It was a battle for 1A volleyball suprema- set up their offense, the Warriors were over-
cy on Tuesday night in Drain. Number one powering in all facets of the match. They
ranked North Douglas played host to num- built a 17-7 lead before Crosshill Christian
ber three ranked Crosshill Christian in what was able to go on a run of their own. With
was a thrilling 3-0 (25-19, 25-21, 27-25) a spark from outside hitter Abby Bartel
Warriors victory.
off the bench, the Eagles got every ball as
The two top teams met in the fi rst game of they stormed back to make what was once
the season in a tournament that saw the Ea- a route a close 22-19 game. After a North
gles come away with a 2-0 win but Thurs- Douglas timeout, the Warriors fi nished the
day night, it was the Warriors turn.
game with a Whipple kill and won 25-21.
The Warriors were quickly up 10-3 but
This season the Warriors have swept 16
the Eagles wouldn’t go away. The game got teams, but the third set of this match was
as close as an unthreatening 21-16 before unlike any of their past victories.
North Douglas fi nished, with an exclama-
After going down 5-0, North Douglas
tion mark of a spike by Helgren, with the head coach Anne Campbell called a timeout
25-19 win.
to try and get the team back on track. Four
The Warriors have rolled over teams this points later, the Warriors were now down
9-0 and Campbell
used her second and
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work it out and we have to go one point at
a time,” said Campbell. “I knew they were
capable but whether they were going to be
able to do it, I really didn’t know.”
The Warriors then scraped out the next
point and then went on an 11-3 run to put
them back into the game down 12-15.
“I knew that we were going to pull it out,”
said Helgren. “We have been in a lot of hard
situations before and as my coach says, we
always have a good old fashion Warrior
comeback. So I just knew whether it was
1-24 or 24-25, we were going to pull out
with the win.”
As both sets of fans in the nearly full
gym were on their feet, the game grew even
tighter. The Warriors tied up the game at
21 and found their fi rst lead at 23-22. But
before they could secure a victory, Cross
Country fought back and went up 25-24 be-
fore the Warriors mounted one last rally to
win 27-25 and win the match.
“They don’t get down on themselves no
matter what the score is,” said Campbell
about her team. “When it was 12-2 is when
we started to come back there was never a
bad attitude or anything… They could have
rolled over and died when the score was like
that. They know they are capable and to see
them do that against a top team like that, I
was very impressed with them.”
On Thursday, the Warriors defeated
Umpqua Valley Christian 3-0 on the road
to fi nish out the season 12-0 in league play.
This weekend the Warriors will play in their
league tournament and the play-
offs begin next week.
TEAMS
Won Loss
Team 12
16
8
More Beer
16
8
Party Patrol
15
9
Grovers
14
10
Geriatric Patrol
13
11
Reality Check
13
11
Double D's And Kelly's 12
12
Midway Gardens
11
13
Don's Delinquents
10
14
Bowldozers
9
15
Joe's Diner
8
16
Cracker Jacks
7
17
High Game
Men Scratch Games
David Jackson 276
Jeremy Nelson 266
Craig Allen 258
High Game
Boys Scratch Games
Chris Allen 255
Taylor Phillips 172
North Douglas' Arianna Helgren spikes the ball against Crosshill Christian last Wednesday.
5B
Women Scratch Games
Natalie Clark 279
Koleen Kelly 268
Vanessa Chenowet 254
2017-18 Cottage Mixers
Date bowled 10/11/2017
2017-18 Dynamic Trios
Date bowled 10/10/2017
TEAMS
Won Loss
Funseekers
20
10
Steele Group Ins Agenc 18
12
Point S Creswell
17.5 12.5
Creswell 76
17.5 12.5
Torero's
17
13
The Wright Shop
17
13
Smash n Grab
16
14
Swearengin Design
15
15
Commonwealth Financi 12
18
Casderm Rollers
11
19
Cottage Grove Speedway 10
20
Covered Bridge Ukulele 9
21
TEAMS
Won Loss
Advanced Eyecare
18
6
Golden Enterprises
17
7
Rubi's Beauty Salon
16
8
New Creations
14.5 9.5
Swearengin Enterprise
14
10
Gutterfl ys
13
11
Split Happens
12
12
USA Heating & AC
11
13
Kirk Family Merchantile 10.5 13.5
Cottage Bowl
8
16
Harvey Selective Logging 6
18
Overslept
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High Game
Scratch Games
Vince Fiattraron 279
Cody Simons 279
Joe Simons 278
High Game
Scratch Games
Fran Rothague 511
Patsy McNally 492
Margot Gotcher 478
Scratch Series
Butch Cardoza 772
Joe Simons 702
Cody Simons 699
Scratch Game
Vicky Swearengin 192
Debbie Saldana 175
Debbie Ford 173
2017-18 5 O'Clock Shadows
Date bowled 10/11/2017
2017-18 Meri Rollers
Date bowled 10/10/2017
TEAMS
Ace's High
Book Mine
Jenni & The Jetts 2
Addi's Diner
Hot Shots Coffee
Half & Half
Harvey Log
V Richenstein MD
Deps
Michchell's Mercantile
Misfi ts
All in the Family
TEAMS
Iris Vineyards
Addi's Diner
Dolls With Balls
The Three Ace's
Mom's Girls
Lucky Charms
Splitz N Giggles
207 Exp
Dangerous Dames
Late to Dinner
Won Loss
16
4
15
5
13
7
11
9
11
9
9.5 10.5
9
11
8
12
8
12
7
13
7
13
5.5 14.5
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Won Loss
16
4
15
5
14
6
13
7
11
9
9
11
8
12
8
12
5
15
0
0