Sports
Blue Mountain Eagle
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
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FOOTBALL
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Davidson slipped through
for a fourth-down touchdown,
the Wolverines kicking in the
extra point, bringing their
lead to 43-14.
Grant Union followed
up with Hallgarth making
a fourth-down conversion.
However, Santiam got the
stop at their own 26-yard line.
Davidson again slipped
by on a toss play, rushing 60
yards for a touchdown on the
next drive, and the kick was
good, bringing Santiam to a
50-14 lead.
In the fourth, Grant Union
didn’t score, but also didn’t
allow Santiam to reach their
goal line.
Grant Union head coach
Jason Miller said losing their
quarterback hurt, but he was
still pleased with the effort
from his team.
“The kids had to fill in
spots — we did practice
there, obviously, but it’s not
the same,” he said. “Wade’s
a play maker and a game
changer, so losing him hurt,
but the kids battled, and I’m
proud of them.”
Miller said the Wolverines
The Eagle/Angel Carpenter
Prospector quarterback Kellen Shelley keeps the ball with Elijah Humbird blocking.
had speed, and their linemen
and did a better job of block-
ing.
“They’re disciplined and
they work hard,” he said.
“They’re a good quality foot-
ball team.”
Santiam head coach
Dustin McGee said his team
defense went through “bumps
and bruises” but he was proud
of how they played.
“I wouldn’t want to play
with another team,” he said.
“Santiam was a really good
team that deserves to go on.”
Grant Union linebacker Ty
McDaniel said he enjoyed the
executed the game exactly as
planned.
“We ran the ball hard, fired
off the line of scrimmage and
our boys played great defense
right from the get go,” he said.
“I’m very proud of them —
looking forward to next week.”
Maley said over the season
The Eagle/Angel Carpenter
Grant Union’s Drew Lusco, right, assists Taylor Hunt
tackling Santiam’s JD Hackanson (24).
season and his team.
“I’m glad I came back to
play my senior year,” he said.
“It was a great season and
a great group of guys,” Miller
said. “I’m going to miss these
seniors.”
Although Grant Union is
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they have plenty to look for-
ward to next year.
“With the underclassmen
coming up, we have some
talent, some promising kids
there, so I’m excited,” he
said.
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