COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL | WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2019 | 3B
WARRIORS
High School
Baseball and
Softball
Standings
from B1
ning
opportunities,”
said Davis. “Just more
breaks went our way.
We had more oppor-
tunities for breaks,
pitched a little bit better
than they did.”
North Douglas col-
lected 16 walks on the
game in addition to
Cal Parks and Waylon
Beckham each record-
ing a pair of hits.
Now North Douglas’
focus switches to this
week’s series against
Oakland. Th e team, like
teams all around the re-
gion, will be stuck prac-
ticing indoors this week
as weather looks to keep
the team of the fi eld.
“We’ve just got to
make the most in a
baseball sense out of
the limited practice
opportunities we have.
We could really benefi t
from being on the fi eld
and doing some situa-
tions and working our
cut relay, communica-
tion and doing things at
a little more live pace,”
said Davis. “But we’ll be
in the gym, more than
likely so you’ve got to
maximize what you’re
doing there more than
the other guy, I think is
what we ask our kids to
do.”
North Douglas
junior Tyler
Kallinger (15)
gets out of
the way as
teammate
Brian Erickson
scores a run
before colliding
with Riddle
pitcher Drake
Borschowa at
home.
PHOTO BY ZACH SILVA/CG
SENTINEL
Sky-Em Baseball
Team
Overall Rank
Junction City
6-2
3
Elmira
6-2
13
Marist
4-4
16
Marshfi eld
3-4
26
Cottage Grove 3-6
23
Siuslaw
1-6
31
Sky-Em Soft ball
Marist
7-1
Junction City
7-2
Elmira
6-2
Marshfi eld
3-5
Cottage Grove 0-4
Siuslaw
0-6
4
2
8
23
32
33
Week in review: Warriors win, Eagles soar
By Zach Silva
zsilva@cgsentinel.com
Cottage Grove Baseball
Th e Lions were rained out aft er three innings
of play against Creswell last Tuesday. Th is week
the team is scheduled to start league play. Yester-
day (aft er Th e Sentinel’s print deadline) the team
travelled to Marshfi eld. On Friday the Lions have
a double-header against Elmira at home starting
at 3 p.m.
North Douglas Soft ball
Th e wins keep on coming for the Warriors.
North Douglas beat Monroe 13-3 and 10-0 last
Wednesday in a double-header to extend their
winning streak to fi ve. In the latest coaches poll,
the Warriors were ranked third in state.
Meet, the Elks recorded some high fi nishes. Mar-
garet Byle was fi rst in the 200 while Kassie Yeaney
was second in the 100 and fourth in the 200.
Sadie Olson fi nished fi rst in discus and second in
shot put while Trystn Woody was second in high
jump.
At Th ursday’s Frank Good Preamble Classic
Woody took fi rst in high jump at six feet. Olson
was second in discus and the 1500 while fi nishing
fourth in shot put and seventh in javelin. Byle took
fourth in the 100.
Elkton/Yoncalla Baseball
Facing the number-one ranked Umpqua Valley
Christian, the Elks were swept last week in their
fi rst league series of the season. On Tuesday the
Monarchs won 8-1 and on Saturday had wins of
19-1 and 12-1.
Elkton Track and Field
Competing last Tuesday at the Mapleton Track
CGHS Track and
Field Results
Top-eight fi nishers
from the Junction
City meet
Boys 100 Meter Dash
1. Mitchell Krokus, CGHS,
12.06
5. Dylan Carlton, CGHS,
12.65
Boys 200 Meter Dash
4. Fernando Soto Cruz,
CGHS, 25.81
Special District 4 Baseball
Team
Overall League
UVC
10-1
3-0
At the Mapleton Track Meet on Tuesday night, Glide
4-3
3-0
the Eagles scored top fi nishes across the board.
Riddle
3-7
2-1
Th e top fi nisher for the team was Shaunasi Hardy
North Douglas 5-3
1-2
who was fi rst in javelin and second in high, triple
Glendale
4-2
0-0
and long jump. Also in the high jump was Arian-
Elkton/Yoncalla 2-3
0-3
na Helgren taking fi rst and Emalie Sprinkle third
Oakland
2-5-1 0-3
for the team. Rilie-Jo Olds fi nished fi rst in shot
put and second in discus.
Special District 3 Soft ball
For the boys, Jordan Aguilar was fi rst in triple
jump while his brother, Domnic Aguilar, was
second in triple jump and fi rst in long jump.
Teammate Tyler Davis was second in long jump.
Bryan Allen was second in javelin, Ian Sprinkle
third in discus and Ronald Evans recorded third
place fi nishes in the 200 and 3000. Devon Wein-
hold was third in high jump.
At the Frank Good Preamble Classic on Th ur-
day, Hardy was fi rst in javelin with a throw of
113-00.50.
Yoncalla/North Douglas Track and Field
7. Rodas Rodas Martin,
CGHS, 26.34
Boys 400 Meter Dash
3. Jimmy Talley, CGHS,
55.45
4. Fernando Soto Cruz,
CGHS, 56.25
6. Rodas Rodas Martin,
CGHS, 58.01
Boys 800 Meter Run
1. Drew Chapman, CGHS,
2:10.51
Boys 1500 Meter Run
1. Paesen Timm, CGHS,
4:30.70
Boys 3000 Meter Run
1. Jimmy Talley, CGHS,
9:23.64
2. Konrad Raum, CGHS,
10:15.67
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
3. Cory Butts, CGHS,
50.09
Boys 4x100 Meter Relay
1. CGHS (Fernando So-
to-Cruz, Dylan Carlton, Ro-
das Rodas Martin, Mitchell
Krokus), 47.00
Boys 4x400 Meter Relay
2. CGHS (Fernando So-
to-Cruz, Andrew Wiley,
Paesen Timm, Drew Chap-
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Boys Shot Put
4. Jake Hopkins, CGHS,
37-01.75
8. James Partlow, CGHS,
35-08.00
Boys Discus
4. Jared Simmons, CGHS,
108-09.00
Boys Javelin
3. Evan Snauer, CGHS,
122-06.00
5. Logan Nelson, CGHS,
108-11.00
Boys High Jump
1. Isaac Stere, CGHS,
5-08.00
2. Erick Giffen, CGHS,
5-06.00
3. Evan Snauer, CGHS,
5-04.00
7. Drake English, CGHS,
5-00.00
Boys Pole Vault
2. Luke Johns, CGHS,
9-06.00
4. Drew Swenson, CGHS,
7-06.00
7. Justin Francis, CGHS,
6-00.00
Boys Long Jump
1. Mitchell Krokus, CGHS,
19-02.50
4. Dylan Carlton, CGHS,
17-09.00
6. Isaac Stere, CGHS, 17-
05.50
Triple Jump
1. Mitchell Krokus, CGHS,
40-11.00
3. Evan Snauer, CGHS, 36-
00.00
Girls 100 Meter Dash
1. Matty Ladd, CGHS,
14.15
2.
Piper
Youngmayr,
CGHS, 14.69
8. Hailey Cook, CGHS,
15.51
Girls 200 Meter Dash
5. Hailey Cook, CGHS,
32.43
Girls 400 Meter Dash
7.
Piper
Youngmayr,
CGHS, 1:11.75
Girls 800 Meter Run
3. Annah Nyburg, CGHS,
2:42.98
5.
Eternity
Reimche,
CGHS, 2:58.52
6. Anne-Marie Barlow,
CGHS, 3:18.64
7. America Krasneski,
CGHS, 3:31.22
Girls 1500 Meter Run
4. Annah Nyburg, CGHS,
5:37.00
5.
Eternity
Reimche,
CGHS, 6:08.60
7. Emma Gilbert-Spires,
CGHS, 6:19.90
8. Anne-Marie Barlow,
CGHS, 6:57.00
Girls 3000 Meter Run
1. Evie Smith, CGHS,
12:50.15
2. Hannah Cook, CGHS,
14:20.69
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
3. Kajsa Merz, CGHS,
1:00.03
4. Lexie Hall, CGHS,
1:03.77
Girls 4x100 Meter Relay
2. CGHS (Piper Young-
mayr, Katie Geisler, Pay-
ton Cameron, Matty Ladd),
54.90
Girls 4x400 Meter Relay
4. CGHS (Kajsa Merz,
Piper Youngmayr, Annah
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North Douglas
Oakland
Central Linn
Yoncalla/Elkton
Mohawk
Riddle
Lowell
Monroe
Days Creek
Oakridge
9-1
5-0
5-1
2-3
1-2
1-3
0-4
0-2
1-4
0-4
2-0
2-0
2-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
0-0
1-4
0-2
0-6
Nyburg, Eternity Reimche),
4:54.25
Girls Shot Put
2. Raina Herzog, CGHS,
30-05.00
6. Gracie Arnold, CGHS,
26-11.50
8. Riley Hutchins, CGHS,
24-10.00
Girls Discus
5. Raina Herzog, CGHS,
75-00.00
6. Annie Gibson Becker,
CGHS, 70-08.00
Girls Javelin
1. Gracie Arnold, CGHS,
90-02.00
2. Riley Hutchins, CGHS,
81-08.50
5. Zoey Minium, CGHS,
69-02.50
7. Mariah Vail, CGHS, 50-
10.00
Girls High Jump
1. Matty Ladd, CGHS,
5-00.00
2. Gracie Arnold, CGHS,
4-08.00
3. Avery Hutchins, CGHS,
4-06.00
Girls Pole Vault
1. Adelle Kent, CGHS,
8-00.00
Girls Long Jump
6. Lexie Hall, CGHS, 12-
07.00
8. Kajsa Merz, CGHS, 12-
05.00
Girls Triple Jump
1. Matty Ladd, CGHS, 29-
09.00
2.
Payton
Cameron,
CGHS, 29-08.50
3. Avery Hutchins, CGHS,
29-07.00
6. Dazjah Tinsley, CGHS,
29-04.00
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