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2B | MARCH 18, 2021 | COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL CG Lions boys’ soccer puts best feet forward lowed by a goal from Jaden Cameron. Rea Cottage Grove Sentinel scored another goal After a frustrating after that only ten loss to Marist last minutes into the game, Tuesday (March 9), with Cory Butts scor- or as Coach Vern ing the fourth goal in Stewart described the half, bringing the it, “a great lesson in score to 4-0 at half- humility,” Cottage time. Grove’s boys soccer In the second half, team had an amazing Cameron scored a turnaround this past second goal, and Rea week. scored his third, bring- On Thursday ing the score to 6-0. (March 11), the Lions With 20 minutes left took on the Marsh- in the game, Gabriel field Pirates at home, Cortes scored anoth- fighting to the lit-eral er goal for the Lions, end of the game, and and in the final 10 finishing in a tie with minutes, Hector Cer- a final score of 2-2. ritos scored from the Stewart was proud penalty spot to end the of the way his team game early, with a final stepped up after the score of 8-0. loss, noting that his In addition, Snau- boys have “great guts er had two assists and GARY MANLY/COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL and determination, The Lions boys’ soccer team picked up a tie and a win this week, going 2-2 against the Pirates and then shutting out was indirectly respon- and a never-give-up visiting Siuslaw 8-0. The Lions play again tonight when they host Elmira at 6:30 p.m. sible for assisting one attitude.” other goal for the Li- In the first half, the ons. strong in the second half, four penalty kicks taken Then, on Tuesday Cottage Grove’s oppo- Pirates were able to take with Aldo Rea scoring by Marshfield. With a tie and another (March 16), the boys re- nents fought hard, gra- the lead roughly 10 min- a goal at the 50-minute With only 11 seconds turned to their home field ciously noting, “Siuslaw is win under their belts, the utes in on a questionable mark to tie the game. to go, Cottage Grove had to face off against Siuslaw a new program so hats off Lions record is current- penalty kick. At half time, With five minutes left a corner kick, which Evan High School. The Lions to them.” ly 3-1-1. Cottage Grove the score was still 1-0 in in the game, the Pirates Snauer successfully nailed issued a stunning defeat, Rea opened the scoring hosts Elmira tonight favor of Marshfield. pulled ahead, despite Ty to tie the game with six with a final score of 8-0. with a goal in the first 35 (March 18), beginning at The Lions came back Kishen saving three of the seconds left. Stewart recognized that seconds of the game, fol- 6:30 p.m. By Zeahna Young Pets from B1 and games on Kat’s tablet. “This cat is so happy,” said Kat. “She makes peo- ple smile, so I share her with the world on Face- book and Instagram under; ‘Boogie’s Shuffle.’” Two Christmas’s ago, Boogie weighed less than 4 pounds. So, Kat bought her a Guinea pig’s Santa a .. costume and then decided to do something fun for animal shelters/rescues. She began creating mew- vie sets with different cos- tumes and props. “Then a friend asked me to make a calendar for charity. So, I created a calendar for our animal rescue shelter and entered Boogie in Dharma Rescue’s calendar contest.” said Kat. “Dharma rescues ‘disabled dogs and cats and gives them a new leash on life’. The animals would other- wise be euthanized at oth- er shelters. Boogie raised $750 and won third place.” Boogie was also the win- ner of the FB group ‘Help- ing Persians’ Halloween picture contest. “Our goal is to help other animals and inspire others to open their hearts and homes to special need an- c1og!Ire eed not to clog for as long as you own your home, or we will clea imals,” Kat said. “In 2020, Boogie won first place in the calendar’s cat cate- gory contest for Dharma and again raised $750. Her 2021 charity calendar raised over $1,200.” Boogie’s trademark is a hair bow, she has dozens of bows. “She wants everyone to know that bows are great, but she stops at hats,” Kat said. 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