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of the net and put the Lions up
2-1.
“I saw the kid running up
and I was like I’ll just turn and
take it with my left,” said the
right-foot dominant Timm.
“So he slid and I turned and
took it with my left and it went
perfect in the left corner.”
Two minutes later it was La
Grande again who tied things
up with a goal from Cristian
Miramontes.
All tied up, there was then
a sequence in which a Tiger
defender brought down Cot-
tage Grove’s 6’6 Jasper Nich-
ols-Ferguson. A brief shoving
match ensued between the
teams and La Grande received
a yellow card.
With tensions high, regu-
lation ended in a tie and the
teams were off to two over-
time periods. The fi rst over-
time the Lions controlled
possession. As Vanwagner
was driving he got brought
down by a slide tackle from
behind that warranted another
La Grande yellow card. It was
then in the second overtime
with fi ve minutes left to play
that the Lions struck. Running
into the box was Raum and a
La Grande defender. Raum
stayed on his feet and nudge
the ball slowly in for the win-
ning goal.
“I don’t know exactly what
happened,” said Raum on the
game winner. “All I know is
the guy came and we collid-
ed each other. Luckily he fell
down and I had a tap onto it
and it was going in really slow
and the guy tried slide tackling
it out but ended putting it in.
I don’t know if it would have
gone in with my touch but it
was one crazy experience.”
The whistle sounded and the
Lions were on to the second
round of the playoffs for the
fi rst time since 2013.
“Konrad made it happen. A
lot of people say that’s just a
lucky goal but he was in the
right place at the right time.
I don’t care what you say and
we will give him credit for
that,” said Stewart.
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ning clock for the remainder of
the game.
In the fi nal minutes of the
game, it was Erick Giffen twice
setting Cottage Grove up at the
North Marion one-yard line.
First it was Giffen’s punt that
rolled down to the one that led
to a Lions safety on the next
play and then it was his 47-yard
kick return that started the of-
fense a yard away from the end
zone. David Cox ran the ball in
for the touchdown to end the
game.
With the win, Cottage Grove
has continued their undefeated
season and are ready to keep
proving themselves.
“So our motto throughout
the team is stay humble and be
angry. Just have a chip on your
shoulder. It wasn’t be angry to
the point where it’s be angry to
the point where you’re not play-
ing smart but to the point where
you are making plays. Prepar-
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North Douglas Volleyball
In the 1A volleyball State
Championship, the Warriors
were upset by Joseph in the
quarterfi nals. Joseph won in
straight sets 25-22, 25-21, 25-
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Backup quarterback DeJean Alonzo runs for a gain during the second half.
ing,” said Farrell.
The Lions will now face
Gladstone in the second round
of the playoffs on Friday at
home at 7:00 pm. The eighth
seeded Gladiators, who won
their league this season, defeat-
ed Sweet Home 48-26 last Fri-
day.
In the consolation round,
North Douglas then defeat-
ed Days Creek in straight sets
25-17, 25-19, 25-19. It was the
fourth time the teams had faced
each other this season. North
Douglas won the two regu-
lar season meetings and Days
Creek won in the conference
tournament.
The Warriors then faced
South Wasco County in the
fourth place game and after
losing the fi rst set 25-16, went
on to win the next three 25-20,
25-29, 25-21.
Arianna Helgren was named
to the second team of the
all-tournament team.
North Douglas Football
On the road at Hosanna
Christian, the Warriors were
defeated 50-12 in their fi rst
round playoff game. North
Douglas scored their two
touchdowns in the fourth quar-
ter off of a Jake Gerrard 66-
yard reception and a 51-yard
rush from Gerardo Alcantar.
The game was JJ Mast’s last
game as head coach.
Elkton Fotoball
The Elks hosted Wallowa on
Saturday in the fi rst round of
the playoffs and lost 44-6. Elk-
ton, a team focused on the run,
was shut down on the ground
and forced to try to go through
the air. Quarterback Austin Lu-
zier ended the game 10 of 21
for 85 yards passing.
Elkton’s Trentyn Halstead
scored Elkton’s only touch-
down of the game in the second
quarter on a seven yard run.
Yoncalla Fotoball
The Eagles season came to
an end after they lost on the
road to top ranked Triad 70-22.
Yoncalla gained 390 yards on
the day and gave up 594 rush-
ing yards during the game.
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