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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2019 | 3B Local Sports Wrap-up GOLF Middlefield Men’s Club Thursday 9/19/2019 Game: 3, 1, 2 Best Ball Ron Ackerman Dave Tooker Sixth Place (tie) -12 Steve Lindholm Dan Smith Ricky Ambrose Mike Stahl Sixth Place (tie) -12 Gary Culp Jim Lehl Jim Wamsley Larry Strickland First Place -19 Tom Lemmon Bill Avery Steve Ellickson Dick Winters Second Place -18 Phil Hamilton Gary Ingram Dan Pearson John Kallbrier Third Place -17 Darrell Lee Bill Medin Eric Morris Bruce Schennum Fourth Place (tie)-14 Jim Cunningham Jim Hoover Gary Sparks Gary Culp BD Fourth Place (tie)-14 Jake Cox Frank Gates Low Gross Dan Smith Eric Morris Jake Cox Dan Pearson Low Net Bill Avery Al Nelson Darrell Lee Gary Culp Phil Hamilton Gary Sparks Tom Lemmon 65 70 73 74 61 63 64 64 64 65 65 NICK SNYDER/COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL The Lions weren’t able to get the win away at Stayton, but the young team showed improvement on both sides of the ball. Carousel golf tourny finds success in inaugural year The first Friends of the Cottage Grove Car- ousel golf tournament 18hole scramble was held on a beautiful Sat- urday morning, Sept 21. The weather once again was open for a success- ful event for carousel fundraising. It rained on Friday and Sunday, but on Saturday it was beautiful golf-course weather. Everyone participat- ing in the tournament and helping with the tournament expressed Cottage Grove happiness. The tourna- ment committee is most thankful to a wonderful list of first-rate raffle prizes and sponsorship of the tournament – too numerous to mention here. Comments from the golfing world were that it is a very successful first-time effort. A wonderful pulled pork lunch was served to all participants fol- lowing the tournament. Thanks to one and all who participated. EARTHLINK INTERNET HIGH SPEED INTERNET Enjoy big-time Internet speeds without spending big bucks! 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Stayton got out to a quick lead in the first half with two big scor- ing plays, a 60-yard passing touchdown as well as a 90-yard run by their senior QB Ben Rash. “It was a game of ad- versity and it’s all about how you respond,” said coach Chad Smith. “We could’ve easily said, ‘you know there’s two big plays’ and stopped playing, but we kept going and we got ourselves back into it. But it’s those things that happen, those big plays can be a killer.” Nonetheless, the of- fense moved the ball better than the first two games, a change in kick return scheme yielded better starting field position through- out the game, and budding young quar- terback Logan Lowrey showed key improve- ments. He finished the game with two rush- ing scores and another long passing touch- down to Jacob Dunn. The Lions open league play next week in a home matchup against the Marshfield Pirates (1-2) on Fri., Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 19 and then losing at Astoria 1-2 on Sat., Sept. 21. Cottage Grove (2-4) begins league play this week, making another road trip to Elmira on Thurs., Sept. 26. North Douglas Football: The War- riors (1-2) began the season 0-2 with loss- es to Days Creek and Hosanna Christian, but righted the ship last Friday with a 60- 14 victory over Bo- nanza (0-3). Their point output in week three dwarfed their combined total of 28 points in the first two matchups. North Douglas now looks to continue their im- proved play against an always formidable Lowell (2-1) team this Fri., Sept. 27 at Lowell. Girls soccer: Facing a tough draw in their third week of games, the Lions had to make two long trips, los- ing at Phoenix 1-3 on Serious speed! 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Yoncalla Football: After a solid week one win against Falls City, Yoncalla (1-2) has dropped two in a row after losing last Friday to Camas Valley (2- 0) by a final score of 58-14. The Eagles will have their first league game this week as they travel to Oakridge (2- 1) for the Fri., Sept. 27 contest at 7 p.m. 12 Mbps + Free Wi-Fi Router + 2 Year Price Lock Protect Your Identity, Devices & Files 855-972-6641 Bill My Credit Card Douglas (9-4) took down their Highway 38 rivals, the Elkton Elks, last Tues., Sept. 17 3-0 (25-13, 25-11, 26-24). The Warriors were led by Brooklyn Williams and Nicki Derrick who each had four kills and five aces, as well as Samantha McDowell who added 11 digs on the defen- sive side. North Doug- las followed it up with a loss to Days Creek (10-2) on Thurs., Sept. 19 and will look to get back on track in league play at Camas Valley tomorrow, Sept. 26. 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