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n , p d e COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL APRIL 11, 2018 CG B ASEBALL S entinel continued from B1 C ottage G rove On a team that has seven sophomores on the 17-man ros- ter, Geiszler notes that there is a level of uncertainty across the team. “This group is a little differ- ent because we just have a lot of kids that don’t understand the game. They don’t understand where to be, it’s not a natural thing for them.” Despite any woes, the Lions were able to get back on track on Friday as they defeated Elmira (3-7) twice in a double-header on the road. In the fi rst game, worries about baserunning were put to rest as the Lions came away with 10 steals on the game including three from Hunter Sharkey in an www.cgsentinel.com @ cgsentinel @cgsentinel #cgsentinel Cottage-Grove-Sentinel Imagine The Difference You Can Make DONATE YOUR CAR 1-844-533-9173 FREE TOWING TAX DEDUCTIBLE Help Prevent Blindness Get A Vision Screening Annually Ask About A FREE 3 Day Vacation Voucher To Over 20 Destinations!!! $XWKRUL]HGDQGSDLGIRUE\9RWH/RX2JGHQ3$& Volleyball traveling out of state &200,66,21(5 By Zach Silva %XUHDXRI/DERU ,QGXVWULHV zsilva@cgsentinel.com 9 27( / 28 2 *'(1 &20 Your Family Deserves The Technology... Value... TV!... Upgrade to the Hopper® 3 Smart HD DVR • Watch and record 16 shows at once • Get built-in Netflix and YouTube • Watch TV on your mobile devices Hopper upgrade fee $5/mo. Add High Speed Internet 14 . 95 $ /mo. Subject to availability. Restrictions apply. 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The Cottage Grove volley- ball team has a road trip in their future. At last week’s school board meeting, the board ap- proved the motion to let the volleyball team go to a camp that is in Washington. Head coach Kendra An- derson told the board that she is hoping to take two teams, totaling 16-20 players, to camp in Kelso, Washington in the middle of July. “We’ll stay right there at the school – they’re offering housing in the classrooms – so we’re going to crock-pot our meals and our parents will set that up. And we’ll take a school bus up and the bus back which makes it a little simpler as well. It’s just over the border,” Anderson told the board. R ACES continued from B1 mile swim, 54-mile bike ride and a half marathon. “It was a relatively smooth ef- fort. I wasn’t sure if I would be able to hang on to what I started to run but especially with the wind. Especially the last half mile it really kicked up,” said Funch. Funch, who was aiming to fi nish around 1:15 and fi n- ished in a time of 1:15.11. Forty-three runners competed in the 10K on Saturday morning and Will Borrevik, a 13-year old from Eugene, was the fi rst place fi nished in a time of 46:20. Jen- nifer Lewis of Eugene was the fi rst female fi nisher coming in at 47:01. High school sports recap A look back at the busy week of high school sports in the area Cottage Grove Track and Field Last Thursday the Lions boys’ and girls’ teams both were victorious in a home meet. On the boys’ side, the team scored 64 points to beat out Junction City (55) and Pleasant Hill (48). The team saw fi rst place fi nish- es from Konrad Raum (1500), Jimmy Talley (3000), Hayden Glenn (300 hurdles), Hunter Hall (shot put), Juice Clafl in (javelin), Erick Giffen (high jump) and the 4x400 relay team of Giffen, Raum, Fernando So- to-Cruz and Cooper Ladd. The girls team saw fi rst place fi nishes from Faryn Dahlen (100 and 100 hurdles), Zarah Wemple (200), Raina Herzog (shot put), Sydney Boxberger (javelin), Avery Hutchins (high jump), the 4x100 relay team of Wemple, Matty Ladd, Mariah Scores Middlefi eld Men’s Club Monday 4/2/2018 Game: 1, 2, 3 Best Ball Find Local Businesses. ,QWURGXFLQJWKHQHZHVWZD\WR´QGWKH Find Local Businesses. businesses that mean the most to you. ,QWURGXFLQJWKHQHZHVWZD\WR´QGWKH businesses that mean the most to you. www.shoppelocal.biz www.shoppelocal.biz Find GREAT MONEY SAVING COUPONS from local businesses First Place (tie): -16 Keith Rowling, Bob McCarty, Pat Rickard, Jim Wamsley First Place (tie): -16 Manny Anderson, John Kall- Julia Webb races through the Row River Trail on the way to a fi rst place fi nish. Ludkier and Angeilca Manun- tag and the 4x400 team of Wem- ple, Boxberger, Sabrina James and Mariah Ludkier. The girls fi nished with 70 points while Junction City had 50 and Pleas- ant Hill 44. On Saturday, the top athletes of each team competed at the Jim Robinson Twilight Invi- tational in Roseburg against teams from all classifi cations. On the boys side, Konrad Raum and Paesen Timm fi nished 6th and 11th respectively in the 3000, the pair are now have the fi rst and third best times in the 4A classifi cation. Jacob Woods took second in the 100 with a time of 11.30. For the girls, their 4x100 team of Faryn Dahlen, Matty Ladd, Tara Child and Zarah Wemple took second at the meet. Their time of 51.86 is now the second fastest in the 4A classifi cation. Dahlen placed third in the 100m hurdles. Cottage Grove Softball Last Tuesday, the Lions began league play with a 20-0 loss to Junction City on the road. The team’s double-header against Elmira was re-scheduled to this week. North Douglas Baseball In their fi rst league game of the season last Tuesday, the Warriors defeated Lowell 24-0. North Douglas Softball The Warriors began league play with a 16-4 home victory against Lowell. Elkton Track and Field The Elks competed at the Oakland home meet last Thurs- day. For the boys, Trysten Woody won the high jump. On the girls side, freshman Marga- ret Byle won the 100 and 200 while Sadie Olson took fi rst place in discus. Elkton/Yoncalla Baseball In the opening week of league play, the Elks fell to Oakland in all three meetings (3-22, 5-23, 0-10). Yoncalla/Elkton Softball The Eagles fell to Oakland in their fi rst three meetings of the season (23-2, 29-4, 20-0). Yoncalla/North Douglas Track and Field Competing at the Glide Invi- tational on Saturday, the boys and girls 4x100 relay teams both took fi rst place. brier, Larry Strickland, Dave Tooker Sixth Place: -5 Phil Hamilton, Jack Doleman, Frank Gates, Gary Ingman Third Place: -14 Bill Avery, Jake Cox, Darrell Lee, Jerry Pennington Fourth Place: -12 Larry Emery, Al Nelson, Mel Gowing, Gary Sparks BD Fifth Place: -10 Jim Cunningham, Dallas Doudna, Gary Sparks, Mike Stahl %DFNHU''6 -LPV3RLQW67LUH)DFWRU\ %LUFK$YHQXH'HQWDO 1:&RPPXQLW\&UHGLW &*3K\VLFDO7KHUDS\ 2UHJRQ:HVW59 &KYDWDO2UWKRGRQWLFV 3DWULRW0RUWJDJH &HWHUD)LQDQFLDO 6/)LUHDQG5HVFXH &RDVW)RUN 6RXWK9DOOH\$WKOHWLFV (PHUDOG)LWQHVV&OXE Cottage Grove Sentinel Shoppe™ is a trademark of News Media Corp. 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