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Football: Despite the
exuberant
Homecom-
ing festivities, the Lions
(0-7 overall, 0-3 league)
couldn’t come up with
a miracle against num-
ber-three
ranked
La
Grande (7-0, 3-0), losing
70-6 to the undefeated Ti-
gers.
After making a near-
ly 400-mile drive to play
Cottage Grove, La Grande
got off to a slower start
than expected when Lions’
senior Walker Humphrey
took the ball in from the
goal line, cutting the Ti-
gers’ early lead to 14-6. La
Grande didn’t look back
from there, scoring 56 un-
answered points over the
final three quarters.
Cottage Grove started
senior all-leaguer Jacob
Dunn at quarterback and
hopes their reenergized
offense can get them a win
in their final game of the
season at Junction City on
Friday at 7 p.m.
Volleyball: The Lions
(10-9, 6-3) fought through
a week where their al-
ready-thin roster dealt
with an injury bug. Soph-
omores Gracie Arnold and
Izabell Senters both sat
out the team’s first game
against Elmira (4-12, 0-9),
but Cottage Grove still got
the win 3-0 (25-20, 25-16,
25-16).
In the second game, the
Lions came up short for
the second time against
fifth-ranked league cham-
pion Junction City (17-4,
9-0), losing 3-1 (25-17,
22-25, 25-22, 25-16). Ar-
nold returned, but Sent-
ers remained out, leaving
the Lions with only seven
healthy players. Junior
Matty Ladd and sopho-
more Peyton Kidd starred
for Cottage Grove during
the week, with 29 total kills
and 56 total assists in the
two games, respectively.
Cross country: The
Cottage Grove boys and
girls cross country teams
headed to Southeast Port-
land last Saturday for the
Warner Pacific XC Classic
at Lents Park, running 11
participants in the 5k race.
Boys results: freshman
Jaden Owens (25th, 17:54.
64), junior Jaden Thuesen
(112th, 19:58.77), sopho-
more Andy Wiley (160th,
22:07.34), freshman Mal-
aky Barr (170th, 22:41.08),
freshman Tyler Russell
(171st, 22:41.20),
Girls results: sophomore
Eternity Reimche (36th,
22:12.87), sophomore Evie
Smith (54th, 22:56.91),
sophomore Kajsa Merz
(79th, 24:42.62), sopho-
more Piper Youngmayr
(99th, 25:52.98), senior
Lizbeth Zarate-Hernandez
(102nd, 26:04.99), sopho-
more Grace Sisson (120th,
27:45.38).
The Lions’ final race
before the Sky-Em league
championships will be
the Country Fair Classic
5k, held this afternoon at
Richardson Park at Fern
Ridge Reservoir in Eugene.
North Douglas
Volleyball:
North
Douglas took a six-game
winning streak into their
matchup with rival and
league favorite, Days
Creek (23-2, 14-0). How-
ever, much like their first
battle, the Warriors came
up short, losing 3-1 (25-15,
25-17, 15-25, 25-8) to the
second-ranked Wolves.
Despite the loss, North
Douglas finished their
Skyline league season in
second place, securing an
automatic playoff berth.
Football: The Warriors
(4-3, 3-1) took on their ri-
vals to the south, the Yon-
calla Eagles (1-3, 2-5), last
Friday and won in a tight
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The shorthanded lions got big contributions from
junior Matty Ladd (10) and sophomore setter Peyton
Kidd (12) in a hard-fought loss against the Junction
City Tigers.
game 44-36. This matchup
also saw another reunion
of North Douglas head
coach JJ Mast and Yoncalla
head coach Matt Bragg,
former classmates at Yon-
calla High School.
North Douglas has now
won three consecutive
league games against Elk-
ton, Oakridge and Yon-
calla. Their final game
of the season is against
Mapleton on Fri., Oct. 25
where the Warriors can
clinch a top-two league
finish and playoff berth if
they pull off the upset.
Elkton
Volleyball: The Elks
(10-8, 9-5) finished their
season on a high note,
beating the Yoncalla Ea-
gles 3-0 (25-18, 26-24,
25-11). Starring for Elkton
were sophomore Natasha
Shepherd with 16 assists
and senior Aspyn Luzer
who finished with seven
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Elkton finishes the sea-
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it known that one of their
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Douglas. The Eagles (2-5,
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beaten by the Warriors 44-
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each teams’ final game of
the season and the out-
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finishes at the bottom of
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Volleyball: Yoncalla (7-
12, 4-10) closed out their
final week of the season
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They began on Tues.,
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25-21, 25-15), but were
drubbed later in the week
by the Elkton Elks 3-0 (25-
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Skyline league, the young
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of their final five league
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