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    COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MARCH 7, 2018

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MACAULEY
BIKING
they can believe in them-
selves, they have the ability to
achieve. This has been some-
thing that has always been en-
grained in Macauley.
“My mom instilled that
early in my life. You never
say you can’t. Can’t was not
a word. And then honestly,
honestly, when my daugh-
ter passed away, I really just
wanted to lay down. And one
of the things that my daugh-
ter, with as much wisdom as
she had in her 18 years, was
that she said, ‘Mom you nev-
er give up.’”
Macauley’s daughter, Sum-
er Solesbee, died in a car
crash on her way to church
during her senior year at Cot-
tage Grove High School in
2003.
“And she was training. She
could out bench me, oh my
gosh. She weighed like 105
pounds and could bench 135
raw. And she was only 4-foot-
11. She was amazing,” said
Maccauley.
“It took a few years for me
to step out. And I’m so thank-
ful because I heard her words
say to me, 'you can do any-
thing.' And then I honestly, I
give God the glory. He’s my
higher power. And I also give
my family genetics, my Scot-
tish blood. I’m a warrior.”
With her warrior spirit
guiding the way, Macauley
then continued to teach her
classes, began to get into
weightlifting more seriously
and more than anything else,
wanted to build up all those
people around her.
“What drives me is that
everyday I wake up and my
eyes are open and I’m breath-
ing. That’s what drives me.
There’s something that I can
be happy about.”
“That event that happened,
that was one of my former stu-
dents actually. I was really dev-
astated by that,” said Watt who
teaches gardening at Lincoln
Middle School. “It was awful.
Couldn’t have happened to a
more wonderful kid. He really
was amazing.”
Doug Lyda, a fi refi ghter for
South Lane Fire and Rescue
Warriors,
Elks, and
Eagle
named to
all-league
team
(SLFR), attended the meeting
not because he is interested in
biking but because he is work-
ing to raise money to give bike
lights to students around South
Lane. Lyda’s goal for SLFR is
to raise $15,000 and the group
has already raised $6,000. The
lights that they would be giving
out are LED lights that are USB
rechargeable and going to be
around $60 each.
In addition to bike safety, the
group is also focused on being
present in the community. One
way this has manifested itself is
that the group received funding
from the city for a bike main-
tenance station that will b e in-
stalled on the Row River Trail.
It has not been decided where or
when this installation will take
place.
To learn more about upcom-
ing meetings or rides, contact
cgcycling1@gmail.com.
By Zach Silva
the fi rst team. Maxwell was all
named to the all-defensive team.
Receiving second team hon-
ors included Nicki Derrick from
North Douglas and Yoncalla’s
Shaunasi Hardy. The honor-
able mention featured Elkton’s
Allison Swearingen and Alex-
is Halstead and Payton Black
and Sofi a Alcantar from North
Douglas.
Days Creek’s Moriah Mi-
chaels was both player of the
year and defensive player of the
year.
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
The conclusion of the OSAA
1A tournament meant the re-
lease of the Skyline girls’ all-
league basketball teams. Voted
on at the league tournament, it
was no-surprise as Days Creek
(5), North Douglas (5) and Elk-
ton (4) fi lled with their players.
North Douglas’ Riley Black
and Abby Whipple and Elk-
ton’s Hannah Maxwell and Ki-
eryn Carnes were all named to
Cottage Grove chess takes sixth
PHOTO C/O STEVE KILSTON
The Lions compete against Junction City last weekend.
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The Cottage Grove High
School varsity chess team fi n-
ished its season last weekend
at the Oregon High School
Chess Team Championship
tournament held at Willamette
High School in Eugene. The
14 schools playing there repre-
sented the top high school chess
teams in the state. Participants
included at least four masters
and experts (players ranked
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Coached by Steve Kilston
and Taylor Wilhour, the Lions’
squad entered the tournament
with the lowest ratings average
among the 14 teams, but with
some excellent play managed
to capture 6th place overall by
winning two matches (against
Marist and Junction City) and
tying one (against Coquille),
out of the team’s total of fi ve
matches.
At fi rst board was Alex Rei-
mann, second board was shared
by Spencer Falk and Zeak Bray,
third board was shared by Zeak
and Aliano Underwood, fourth
board was shared by Aliano and
Maren Bartlog and fi fth board
was shared by Taylor Henry and
Enzo Valdez. Maren Bartlog is
to be congratulated for winning
four of her fi ve games at the
tournament.
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