10A
FRIDAY
Nov. 10, 2017
Fall Sports
SeasideSignal.com
Gulls land
all-league
selections
SOCCER
DRAMATIC LOSS
Seaside Signal
No. 1 ranked Gulls
knocked out in final
seconds of quarterfinals
League champion Scappoose and
second-place Seaside garnered most
of the awards and selections to the
Cowapa All-League football team,
announced last week.
The league had three Offensive
Players of the Year — senior Jim-
my Jones of Scappoose, and juniors
Hayden Vandehey of Banks and
Alex Teubner of Seaside.
Sean McNabb of Scappoose and
Seaside’s Jeff Roberts were named
Coaches of the Year; and Ross Par-
son of Scappoose was the lone De-
fensive Player of the Year.
The Indians had seven selections
to the first-team offense and five on
defense; while Seaside had six first-
team offense players, and three first-
team defense.
The Gulls had all five of their
offensive linemen earn all-league
honors, along with two tight ends,
a running back, a wide receiver, and
junior Payton Westerholm was one
of three first-team quarterbacks.
Seaside also landed three line-
backers on the all-league team.
By Gary Henley
Seaside Signal
he 2017 Seaside boys soccer team
spent most of the season ranked in
the top three at the 4A level, and
opened the state playoffs as the No.
1-ranked team in the state.
But the No. 1 seed didn’t help Seaside the
night of Nov. 4 at Broadway Field, where
Newport’s Romario Mendoza scored with
just 41 seconds remaining in regulation, giv-
ing the Cubs a 2-1 win over the Gulls in the
state quarterfinal contest.
Even more impressive for Newport — the
Cubs played the final 18 minutes with just 10
players.
The loss snapped a 10-game win streak for
the Gulls, who had given up just two goals
since Sept. 26.
“I’m disappointed, yes, but what a tremen-
dous year we’ve had,” said Seaside coach
John Chapman. “We win league, we had nine
shutouts this year. We played and competed
against 5A teams, beating Hillsboro (4-1) and
played to a 0-0 tie with Corvallis until the last
minute of an overtime game.
“So the boys played well. Soccer’s a fun-
ny old game. You just don’t know how the
ball’s going to bounce, and tonight it bounced
with the weather for Newport. Best of luck
to them.”
The Cubs had the wind and rain at their
back in the second half, but Seaside had the
weather in the first half, and led 1-0 at half-
time.
After 39 scoreless minutes, Seaside’s Ir-
ving Contreras hammered a shot past New-
port goalkeeper Luis Reyes from 20 yards
out, with just 49 seconds left in the first half.
Newport senior Ricardo Gonza-
lez-Vazquez scored the equalizer in the 50th
minute (29:34 remaining in the second half),
after Seaside keeper James Petie was issued
a yellow card, resulting in a close-range free
T
COLIN MURPHEY/EO MEDIA GROUP
Colton Carter takes a shot at the goal for the Seaside Seagulls during Saturday’s playoff
game against Newport.
kick for the Cubs.
And Gonzalez-Vazquez converted to tie
the game.
The next major play was a yellow card
assessed to Newport’s Julian Elizalde with
17:42 remaining.
It was the second yellow card issued to
Elizalde, who argued the point with an offi-
cial and was given a red card, forcing New-
port to play the rest of the match with just 10
players.
But the Cubs’ 11th man was the wind, and
the two teams battled evenly for most of the
second half.
With under a minute remaining, Newport
worked the ball into the left corner, centered
a pass for Mendoza, who drilled a shot past a
diving Petie with just 41 seconds left.
“We knew that if we got to see Newport,
it was going to be tooth and nail,” Chapman
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FOOTBALL
Receiving: Johnson 3-94, Blanchard
2-76, Thompson 2-34, Landwehr 1-19,
Teubner 1-11.
Team Statistics
Henley Seaside
Total offense
553
527
Rushes-yards
51-344 39-292
Comp-Att-Int
12-20-0 9-14-1
Passing yards
209
234
First downs
27
20
Fumbles-lost
2-0
1-1
Turnovers
0
2
Penalties
7-52
4-25
COWAPA LEAGUE
COWAPA ALL-LEAGUE FOOTBALL
Offensive Players of the Year: Jimmy
Jones, Scappoose; Alex Teubner,
Seaside; Hayden Vandehey, Banks
Defensive Player of the Year: Ross
Parsons, Scappoose
Coaches of the Year: Sean McNabb,
Scappoose; Jeff Roberts, Seaside
First Team Offense
WR: Blake Markham, Jr., Banks
WR: Blaine Herb, Sr., Banks
WR: Tevin Jeannis, Sr., Scappoose
WR: Justin Villa, Jr., Astoria
The Valley Catholic volleyball
team capped a great regular season
with all six starters being selected
to the Cowapa All-League team, re-
leased this week.
As voted on by the league’s
coaches, Valley Catholic senior Liz-
zy Osborn was named the Cowapa’s
Player of the Year, while the Val-
iants’ Becky Kemper was Coach of
the Year.
Valley Catholic had four first-
team selections and two honorable
mention. Tillamook also had six all-
league selections, three first-team
and three honorable mention.
Seaside senior Alyssia Gonzales
was the lone Gulls’ selection to the
first team, while senior Jetta Ideue
and junior Anna Huddleston were
named honorable mention.
FOOTBALL
SEAGULLS VARSITY SCOREBOARD
Henley 43, Seaside 39
Henley
7 14 8 14—43
Seaside
14 12 0 13—39
First Quarter
Sea: Alex Teubner 75 run (Gio Ramirez
kick) 11:01
Hen: Kyle Hadwick 48 run (Josh
Ledgerwood kick) 9:17
Sea: Dawson Blanchard 39 pass from
Payton Westerholm (Ramirez kick)
3:58
Second Quarter
Sea: Teubner 3 run (kick failed) 9:00
Hen: Hadwick 5 run (Ledgerwood
kick) 6:21
Sea: Brayden Johnson 76 pass from
Westerholm (pass failed) 6:03
Hen: Will Conrad 50 pass from Had-
wick (Ledgerwood kick) :10
Third Quarter
Hen: Hadwick 16 run (John O’Connor
from Alex Davenport) 4:10
Fourth Quarter
Sea: Teubner 1 run (Ramirez kick)
10:41
Hen: Hadwick 27 run (Ledgerwood
kick) 9:42
Sea: Teubner 2 run (kick failed) 5:32
Hen: Gabe Young 15 pass from Had-
wick (Ledgerwood kick) :20
Henley Statistics
Rushing: Hadwick 24-208, Conrad
22-113, J.O’Connor 5-23. Passing:
Hadwick 12-20-209-0. Receiving:
Conrad 3-57, Overstreet 3-56, Young
3-51, J.O’Connor 3-45.
Seaside Statistics
Rushing: Teubner 25-231, Ramirez
4-31, Westerholm 5-24, Thompson
1-7, Landwehr 4-(-1). Passing: Wester-
holm 9-13-234-0, Johnson 0-1-0-1.
Volleyball
said of the defending 4A state champions.
“The weather, obviously, came on in the sec-
ond half, which was a bit of an advantage for
Newport.
“We defended well, we were scrappy, and
that last free kick by Newport — if you look
back — that’s when they score. They often
find that lucky one in the net, near the end of
the game.”
The Gulls finish 13-2-1, one of the best
seasons in school history. The 13 wins sur-
passed the 11 victories Seaside had in 2000,
‘03, ‘09 and ‘15.
“Our boys should be very proud of a very
successful season,” Chapman said. “We’re
losing three guys from the field (seniors
Colton Carter, Henry Chapman and Rafi Si-
bony), so we have a lot of young guys com-
ing back. I can’t see anything but another suc-
cessful year for Seaside.”
T: Brian Rieger, Jr., Tillamook
T: Parker Moore, Sr., Seaside
T: Jeff Stutznegger, Sr., Astoria
T: Walker Copley, So., Banks
C: Tommy McKedy, So., Scappoose
C: Travis Fenton, Jr., Seaside
G: Isaias Jantes, Jr., Seaside
G: Michael Bailey, Sr., Seaside
G: Nate Maller, Sr., Scappoose
TE: Blake Gobel, Jr., Banks
RB: Jimmy Jones, Sr., Scappoose
RB: Jack Eggers, Sr., Scappoose
RB: Trey Eberhart, So., Valley Catholic
RB: Alex Teubner, Jr., Seaside
QB: Hayden Vandehey, Jr., Banks
QB: Jerad Toman, Sr., Scappoose
QB: Payton Westerholm, Jr., Seaside
K: Benji Davidson, Sr., Scappoose
First Team Defense
DL: Kenny Kramer, Sr., Tillamook
DL: Max Merritt, Sr., Banks
DL: Ben Carpenter, Jr., Astoria
DL: Trey Bispham, Sr., Scappoose
LB: Ross Parsons, Sr., Scappoose
LB: Matt Roth, Jr., Scappoose
LB: Isaac Hendrickson, Sr., Valley
Catholic
LB: Austin Weeks, Sr., Tillamook
LB: Gio Ramirez, Jr., Seaside
Gulls fall short in wild
game at Broadway
LB: Duncan Thompson, Jr., Seaside
LB: Gunnar Partain, Sr., Banks
LB: Balon Kolee, Jr., Astoria
DB: Jimmy Jones, Sr., Scappoose
DB: Jake Gray, Sr., Scappoose
DB: Chris Silveira, Jr., Tillamook
DB: Alex Teubner, Jr., Seaside
DB: Trey Hageman, Sr., Astoria
DB: Zac Patterson, Sr., Astoria
P: Andrew Schauermann, Sr., Astoria
Second Team Offense
T: Paxson VanNortwick, Jr., Seaside
TE: Cameron King, Sr., Seaside
TE: Dawson Blanchard, Sr., Seaside
WR: Brayden Johnson, So., Seaside
Honorable Mention Defense
LB: Skyler Yoshino, Sr., Seaside
DB: Garrett Kiser, Sr., Seaside
“This really stings,” he said of
the loss. “But Henley’s a good foot-
ball team. I thought we would do a
little better defensively, especially
having defended Banks so well,
but (the Hornets’) kids up front are
really good, and we got beat up a
little up front.”
Henley coach Alex Stork stat-
ed, “I have to give a lot of credit
to Seaside. That is a talented ball
club, and they have some guys
with character and heart. Absolute-
ly first class. The whole program
— coaching staff and every single
player.”
As always, Roberts delivered a
good message to his players fol-
lowing the game.
“I told them (the loss) isn’t go-
ing to define who they are for the
rest of their lives,” he said. “You
can work your tail off and do ev-
erything right, but sometimes you
just don’t come out ahead.”
By Gary Henley
Seaside Signal
After a combined 1,080 yards
in total offense, 47 first downs and
five lead changes the final differ-
ence on the scoreboard was just
four points Nov. 3 at Broadway
Field. Henley 43, Seaside 39.
In a game that fans and players
on both sides will not soon forget,
the Hornets drove 98 yards in the
final three minutes and scored on a
15-yard pass from Kyle Hadwick
to Gabe Young with 20 seconds left
for the winning points.
The players were spent physi-
cally after 48 hard-fought minutes,
and the fans were equally exhaust-
ed after one of the craziest games
in Broadway Field history.
“We ran into a good team to-
night,” said Seaside coach Jeff Rob-
erts, whose team finishes 6-3, and
second place in the Cowapa League.
COWAPA ALL-LEAGUE
VOLLEYBALL
Player of the Year: Lizzy Osborn,
Valley Catholic
Coach of the Year: Becky Kemper,
Valley Catholic
First Team
Lizzy Osborn, Sr., Valley Catholic
Lindsey Beck, So., Banks
Kamryn Erickson, Sr., Scappoose
Hannah Galey, Sr., Scappoose
Haley Gentry, So., Valley Catholic
Alyssia Gonzales, Sr., Seaside
Makayla Hopkes, Sr., Tillamook
Isabel Hurliman, Jr., Tillamook
Makinley Johnson, Jr., Tillamook
Madi Landwehr, Sr., Astoria
Allie Merz, So., Valley Catholic
Julia Norris, So., Astoria
Kayla Robbins, Jr., Valley Catholic
Megan Stevens, Sr., Tillamook
Honorable Mention
Anna Huddleston, Jr., Seaside
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