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FRIDAY
April 2, 2021
SeasideSignal.com
Boys soccer wins; Gulls upset on gridiron
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Seaside boys soccer cel-
ebrated Senior Night with
their seventh straight win
Tuesday night, a 4-0 vic-
tory over Banks at Broad-
way Field.
Senior Westin Car-
ter scored two second half
goals for Seaside.
The Gulls will now set
their sights on a possi-
ble state championship, as
the Gulls will be part of an
eight-team fi eld that will
compete in a tournament to
determine a state champion.
The
highest-seeded
teams will play at home,
but if the visitor is required
to travel at least 360 miles
round-trip, the contest will
move to a neutral 4A venue.
Seaside (7-2 overall)
will be among the favorites,
along with Marist, Phoenix
and Stayton.
Last week, the Gulls beat
Tillamook on Wednesday,
6-0, and Newport on Mon-
day, 3-2.
In last Monday’s win at
Broadway Field, Newport
scored fi rst, when Bryan
Velazquez-Olivera
took
a ball up the middle and
scored unassisted for a 1-0
lead in the 12th minute.
The Gulls erased the defi -
cit and took the lead all in a
one-minute span later in the
half, scoring at the 31:28
and 32:29 minute marks, for
a 2-1 halftime advantage.
Each team added a goal
in the second half.
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Tillamook held off pre-
viously unbeated Seaside,
18-14, last Friday in Tilla-
mook, in a Cowapa League
football game.
Tillamook built a 12-0
lead in the second quarter,
before the Gulls answered
with a 12-yard touchdown
pass from Tanner Kraushaar
to Jarred White before half-
time, and a 3-yard run by
Aedyn Cook in the third
quarter that gave Seaside a
14-12 advantage.
Tillamook scored to
retake the lead going into
the fourth quarter, and a late
score by the Gulls was disal-
lowed because of a clipping
penalty.
Cook and Andrew Teub-
ner combined for 145 yards
rushing, while Teubner had
10 tackles defensively.
Tillamook had just fi ve
yards passing, with 236 on
the ground.
Seaside plays Astoria in
the Clatsop Clash game at
7 p.m. on Friday in Seaside.
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Photos by Jeff Ter Har
TOP, Westin Carter digs in for the header. SECOND RIGHT, Diego Angulo-Joli goes for the ball. THIRD RIGHT, Emma Arden
takes the ball downfi eld. FOURTH, RIGHT, Landri Mickle responds during a volley against Banks. BOTTOM LEFT, Taylor Poole in
Seaside’s win against Banks. BOTTOM RIGHT, Karen Wing.
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