COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MAY 9, 2018
Lions head to districts feeling good
By Zach Silva
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
After a successful Wally
Ciochetti Invite, the Cottage
Grove track team is right where
it wants to be heading into the
most important week of the
year: the district meet.
“It always feels good when
we’re improving still going
into the last week,” said head
coach Ricky Knutson after Fri-
day’s meet.
On Friday, at a meet with
over 1,000 entries and 17 teams
competing, the Lions stayed
competitive on the boy’s side
as the team fi nished third be-
hind familiar 4A faces in Crook
County and Scappoose.
Leading the way was Jacob
Woods who won both the 100
and 200. Jimmy Talley added
points with his second-place
fi nish in the 800 that saw him
break 2:00 for the fi rst time
with a seven second person-
al record. Talley now has the
fourth fastest time in the 4A
classifi cation.
“I told him I thought he was
capable of running under 2:00
and he kind of looked at me sur-
prised. He hadn’t really been in
a lot of fast 800s and I knew if
he got in and could really race
some guys, we thought take
some risks and see what hap-
pens today. So that was a really
big one for him,” said Knutson.
On the girl’s side, the team
fi nished 12th. The high scor-
ers for the team included the
second place 4x100 relay team
of Angelica Manuntag, Mat-
ty Ladd, Tara Child and Zarah
Wemple which moved up to the
fi fth best time in the 4A classi-
fi cation. Ladd also fi nished sec-
ond in the high jump.
Heading into districts, the
girls team will be working to
catch up to the favorite Sisters,
who took second place at Fri-
day’s meet.
For the boys’ team at dis-
tricts, they head into the meet
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as the team to beat as they look and Paesen Timm are all cur-
to win their third-straight ti- rently in the top fi ve in the dis-
tle. This Cottage Grove team trict in both the 1500 and 3000.
has been guided all season by After Friday’s 800, Talley is
both individual talents and their now second in the 800.
team depth.
“I think we have the best fi ve
The Lions have the top ath- guys in the state at the 4A lev-
lete in the district in seven of el. It’s going to be really hard
the 17 events (Jacob Woods in (to decide who to run). They
the 100, 200 and long jump; looked stronger than the 4A
Juice Clafl in 110 hurdles; Erick state cross-country champs.
Giffen high jump; Hunter Hall I mean, they’re pretty solid,”
shot put; and the 4x100 team). said Knutson.
But what elevates the team is
the individuals that will fi nish
after that top spot.
There are four events where
Cottage Grove has the ability to
score at least 18 points. In the
fi eld events, behind Hall at fi rst
in shot put, Clafl in is second
and freshman Jake Hopkins
in seventh. In the 110 hurdles,
Clafl in leads the way but fel-
low seniors Hayden Glenn and
Colton Benner sit in fourth and
fi fth place, respectively.
While Jordan Pollard of Sis-
ters has the fastest time in the
district in the 400, 800, 1500
and 3000, the Lions distance
runners have a chance to leave Cottage Grove’s Jacob Woods wins
their mark on the meet. The the 200 on Friday night.
trio of Talley, Konrad Raum
North Douglas' Kyle Bowen beats out a throw to fi rst after a successful bunt
on Friday in a 13-3 win over Monroe.
By Zach Silva
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
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Undefeated in league and
carrying a 10-game win streak,
Monroe met their match in the
start of a double-header on Fri-
day against North Douglas.
The Dragons were victo-
rious against the Warriors in
their midweek game and in the
second game of Friday’s dou-
ble-header. But to start the day,
it was the Warriors coming away
with a win, and 10-run ruling
the Dragons in the process.
In the fi rst game, it was North
Douglas from the start as they
turned two hits into four runs in
the fi rst inning.
With the bases loaded, Caleb
Parks hit a chopper to the third
basemen he couldn’t handle that
scored Kyle Bowen and didn’t
record an out. With the bases
still full, Jimmy Barrone then
delivered a shot to right that
scored both Austin and Koldan
Frieze before a passed ball led
to Parks scoring from fi rst.
Monroe’s pitcher Kai Garber
took back control of the game,
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striking out the side in the sec-
ond inning and forcing two
pop-ups to start the third inning.
But with two outs, Parks’ bunt
turned the tide. After success-
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caught in a pickle after taking
a sizable lead from second. As
Parks cautiously ran to third,
Garber’s throw went past the
third basemen and Parks was
free to sprint home to score.
After the overthrow, the next
two North Douglas batters
were walked setting up Tyler
Kallinger’s double that sailed to
deep left fi eld and scored both
Barrone and Brandon Rundell.
On the next at bat, Brian Erick-
son’s single to right then scored
Kallinger for what was the sec-
ond four-run inning of the game.
“We thought, from our per-
spective, showed pretty good
patience at the plate. Sprayed
the ball around the fi eld, hit
the ball fairly well. Executed a
bunt or two. So we were able to
keep pressure on them most of
the game which is what they did
to us up there,” said head coach
Jeff Davis.
Loading the bases for the
third inning of the game, North
Douglas was able to bring in
three more runs in the fourth in-
ning behind three hits and three
batters getting hit by pitches.
Down 10 in the top of the fi fth
with two outs, the Dragons were
able to temporarily stave off be-
ing 10-run ruled as they brought
in a pair of runs. With the bases
loaded again for North Douglas
in the sixth inning, Kallinger’s
single scored a run before Er-
ickson was walked to fi nish the
game at 13-3.
“That’s a good win. Good
confi dence builder for us re-
gardless of what happens in the
second game because we know
we can,” said Davis. “Those
are also the kind of games that
sometimes, we don’t know if
this will be one, that you point
to and say ‘hey, remember that
game. That was the one.’”
In the second game of the
day, the Warriors lost 7-2. Three
games back from Monroe and
a game back from Oakland,
North Douglas is now tied for
third in the league standings
with Oakridge. The team now
faces Elkton/Yoncalla this week
before next week’s fi nal series
against Oakland.
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