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SPRINGFIELD – Sometimes, heartbreak is the best motivator. Danaeja Romero-Ah Sam got her heart broken on March 12, 2022 when the 7th-ranked Springfield girls basketball team fell to No. 9…
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COTTAGE GROVE LIONS â– Head coach: Seth Hutchison, 6th year, 36-72 overall â– 2022-23 season: 10-15 overall, 2-6 Sky-Em League, ranked #22, Lost in Play-In at North Marion State titles:…
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BOYS & GIRLS WRESTLING CAPSULES COTTAGE GROVE LIONSâ– Head coach: Charlie Kent, 1st yearâ– 2022-23 season: Boys 7th in league. Girls 26th in league.â– School colors: Dark Blue and GoldTop…
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Bengtson goes the distance: Cottage Grove standout wins state
PIERRE WEIL / THE CHRONICLE. Cottage Grove’s Carter Bengtson races through the rain and mud at Lane Community College en route to his Class 4A state championship last Saturday. Bengtson beat the second-place runner by 41 seconds.
EUGENE – Cottage Grove High School junior Carter Bengtson went into the cross country state championship on Saturday at Lane Community College as the clear favorite to bring home the Class 4A boys individual title.
Not even a rainstorm could stop him from completing his mission as Bengtson slogged through muddy conditions en route to a dominant win in 15:49, beating the second-place finisher by 41 seconds.
“It’s everything I could have asked for. I’ve been dreaming about this the entire season,” Bengtson said. “My teammates and I have been training for this the whole time. We knew what we were doing, we got out here, and we got what we wanted.”
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