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10A FRIDAY September 16, 2016 SeasideSignal.com Fall Sports Athletes FOOTBALL OF THE WEEK SPONSORED BY: LUM’S AUTO CENTER JEFF TER HAR/EO MEDIA GROUP ALYSSIA GONZALES Volleyball The Seaside volleyball team got of to one of its best starts in years (4-2 in nonleague), and junior Alyssia Gonzales played a big part. Gonzales is a 5-foot- 7 middle blocker in the Gulls’ starting rotation. After a recent three-game sweep at Gladstone (25-8, 25- 13, 25-17), Seaside coach Angie Huntsman said, “Maddi Utti, Tori Tomlin and Alyssia Gonzales all made strong contributions of- fensively.” PHOTOS BY DANNY MILLER/EO MEDIA GROUP Seaside Seagulls’ Cameron King stif arms Clatskanie Tigers’ Caleb Warren on a touchdown. GULLS RALLY End-of-half Hail Mary sparks Seaside By Gary Henley | EO Media Group here’s nothing like a dramatic win in front of your home fans to get a team back on track. After suffering through a 44-point loss last week to North Marion, the Seaside Gulls bounced right back on the same ield Friday with a 19-14 victory over Clatskanie. It was exactly what you want from a bunch of Seagulls. “The kids lew around, played hard and made some plays,” said Sea- side coach Chad Smith, who got his irst oficial win as the Gulls’ coach. Seaside gambled on a few fourth down plays, and came up big to win the nonleague contest at Broadway Field, as the Gulls improve to 1-1. No fourth down play was bigger than the one right before halftime. Trailing 14-0, Seaside was facing a fourth-and-24 from the Tigers’ 32-yard line, so (why not?) Gulls quarterback Otto Hoekstre launched a Hail Mary for the end zone. Junior receiver Dawson Blanchard came down with Hoekstre’s rainbow pass, then fought off a defender to make his way into the end zone with four seconds on the clock. T GARY HENLEY PHOTO/EO MEDIA GROUP GIO RAMIREZ Football Seaside Seagulls’ Otto Hoekstre runs with the ball as Clatskanie Tigers’ Brenden Hicks attempts to make a tackle. SEAGULLS VARSITY SCOREBOARD FOOTBALL Seaside 19, Clatskanie 14 Clatskanie 7 7 0 0—14 Seaside 0 7 6 6—19 First Quarter Cla: Kees Tjaarda 38 run (Brenden Hicks kick) 2:29 Second Quarter Cla: Isaac Points 6 run (Hicks kick) :50 Sea: Dawson Blanchard 32 pass from Otto Hoekstre (Gio Ramirez kick) :04 Third Quarter Sea: Hoekstre 1 run (kick failed) 6:03 Fourth Quarter Sea: Cameron King 32 pass from Hoekstre (run failed) 10:44 Clatskanie Statistics Rushing: Tjaarda 15-62, Helmen 16- 48, Points 5-19, Griith 2-12, Vidmar 1-6, T.Puckett 1-0. Passing: Helmen 5-7-73-1, T.Puckett 0-1-0-0. Receiving: Shockley 1-25, Osborne 1-17, Tjaarda 1-11, T.Puckett 1-11, Evenson 1-9. Seaside Statistics Rushing: King 12-76, Hoekstre 8-46, B.Johnson 2-21, Kiser 4-10, P.Johnson 1-5, Thompson 1-1, Landwehr 4-(-13). Passing: Hoekstre 7-14-140-0, B.John- son 1-3-7-1. Receiving: Thompson 3-24, Blanchard 2-60, P.Johnson 2-31, King 1-32. VOLLEYBALL 58-3, Hoekstre 0-2-0-1. Receiving: King 1-57, Johnson 1-26. SPONSORED BY: PREP RESULTS Team Statistics CHS Total ofense 220 First downs 12 Rushes-yards 40-147 Comp-Att-Int 5-8-1 Passing yards 73 Penalties 5-45 Fumbles-lost 2-1 SHS 303 15 32-156 8-17-1 147 8-60 0-0 North Marion 50, Seaside 6 N.Marion 0 17 33 0—50 Seaside 6 0 0 0—6 Sea: Cameron King 57 pass (conver- sion failed) NM: Tanner Scanlan 30 FG NM: Scanlan 5 pass from Hunter Martin (Scanlan kick) He gives up some size as an ofensive lineman (5-foot-7, 150 pounds), but sophomore Gio Ramirez battles and makes plays for the Seaside football team. Ramirez plays linebacker on defense, and has been in on sev- eral tackles in both of Seaside’s irst two games this season. He also serves as the Gulls’ place- kicker. NM: Scanlan 7 pass from Martin (Scanlan kick) NM: Ammon Suchanski 15 run (con- version failed) NM: Johnny Page 37 int. return (kick failed) NM: Suchanski 1 run (Scanlan kick) NM: Ramon Organiz 7 run (Scanlan kick) NM: Boston Snyder 35 int. return (Daniel Aguilar kick) North Marion Leaders Rushing: Suchanski 14-125. Passing: Martin 10-24-131-0. Receiving: Scanlan 7-92. Seaside Statistics Rushing: King 6-17, Johnson 2-9, Hoekstre 1-5. Passing: Johnson 4-13- TUESDAY, SEPT. 6 Volleyball — Seaside 3, Gladstone 0 Girls Soccer — Stayton 4, Seaside 1 Boys Soccer — Stayton 4, Seaside 1 THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 Girls Soccer — Corbett 3, Seaside 1 Boys Soccer — Seaside 6, Corbett 0 FRIDAY, SEPT. 9 Football — Seaside 19, Clatskanie 14 SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 Volleyball — Tournament: Seaside 2, Corbett 0; Sisters 2, Seaside 0 TUESDAY, SEPT. 13 Volleyball — Scappoose 3, Seaside 1 Girls Soccer — Molalla 2, Seaside 1 Boys Soccer — Seaside 2, Molalla 1 PREP SCHEDULE THURSDAY, SEPT. 15 Volleyball — Astoria at Seaside, 7 p.m. FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 Football — Seaside at Yamhill-Carl- ton, 7 p.m. SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 Cross Country — 3-Course Chal- lenge, Camp Rilea, 10 a.m. Gulls finish 3rd at Cascade tourney EO Media Group T URNER — Seaside went undefeated in pool play on its way to a third place inish in the Cascade Tournament Saturday. The Gulls scored a 25-14, 25-21 win over Corbett in the irst round of the championship bracket, as Tori Tomlin, Anna Huddleston and Jetta Ideue were perfect from the service line, with a combined nine aces. Maddi Utti led the Gulls with 14 kills and a .448 hitting percent- age. Utti and Tomlin sparked the defense with some big blocks at the net, while Ideue had seven digs. Sisters managed to defeat the Gulls in the semiinals, 25-17, 25- 21. Utti and Tomlin were still very effective offensively, while Ideue had a 2.25 passing average. Seaside had some missed serves, which “cost us some points, which is something you can’t do against a good team,” said Seaside coach Angie Huntsman. “Sisters is a very experienced, solid team, and overall I’m very happy with the way we competed.” The Gulls opened Cowapa League play with a 3-1 loss to Scapoose on Tuesday, Sept. 13. SEASIDE SPORTS SUPERFANS go gulls! 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