High School Sports Zone October 26

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Lions snatch first league title since 2017 
COTTAGE GROVE – The No. 6 Cottage Grove Lions boys soccer team went into last Wednesday’s match at No. 11 Marist Catholic needing a win or draw to claim the…
Lions snatch first league title since 2017 
COTTAGE GROVE – The No. 6 Cottage Grove Lions boys soccer team went into last Wednesday’s match at No. 11 Marist Catholic needing a win or draw to claim the…
Thurston clinches league title; Senior Cook commits to Bushnell after victory
SPRINGFIELD – Things are looking up for the Thurston volleyball team, which just clinched the Class 5A Midwestern League championship with a straight-set victory at home last over Springfield. But…
Thurston clinches league title; Senior Cook commits to Bushnell after victory
SPRINGFIELD – Things are looking up for the Thurston volleyball team, which just clinched the Class 5A Midwestern League championship with a straight-set victory at home last over Springfield. But…
Billies eyeing playoffs: Pleasant Hill beats rival Creswell, 27-14
CRESWELL – Last season the Creswell Bulldogs football team marched into rival Pleasant Hill’s home and won 14-7 in a rain-soaked rivalry win. This season the Billies returned the favor,…
Billies eyeing playoffs: Pleasant Hill beats rival Creswell, 27-14
CRESWELL – Last season the Creswell Bulldogs football team marched into rival Pleasant Hill’s home and won 14-7 in a rain-soaked rivalry win. This season the Billies returned the favor,…
Billies win league playoff, earn 1st-round home game
PLEASANT HILL – The Pleasant Hill Billies girls soccer team hosted Santiam Christian Tuesday night in a Mountain Valley Conference playoff game, with the winner moving on to the postseason…
Billies win league playoff, earn 1st-round home game
PLEASANT HILL – The Pleasant Hill Billies girls soccer team hosted Santiam Christian Tuesday night in a Mountain Valley Conference playoff game, with the winner moving on to the postseason…
HSSZ: Weekly Football Capsules for Oct. 26
FOOTBALL GAME-BY-GAME PREVIEWS THE MAIN EVENT EAGLE POINT EAGLES (5-3)AT SPRINGFIELD MILLERS (7-1) тЦа Game facts: Friday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m., SHSтЦа What2Know: Springfield hosts Eagle Point in a…
HSSZ: Weekly Football Capsules for Oct. 26
FOOTBALL GAME-BY-GAME PREVIEWS THE MAIN EVENT EAGLE POINT EAGLES (5-3)AT SPRINGFIELD MILLERS (7-1) тЦа Game facts: Friday, Oct. 27 at 7 p.m., SHSтЦа What2Know: Springfield hosts Eagle Point in a…
HSSZ: Weekly Capsules for Oct. 26
VOLLEYBALL PREVIEWS & RECAPS PREVIEWS Cottage Grove Lions: 9-12, ranked #11тЦа Setting up: The Lions host No. 19 Baker on Tuesday – after our press deadline – in a play-in…
HSSZ: Weekly Capsules for Oct. 26
VOLLEYBALL PREVIEWS & RECAPS PREVIEWS Cottage Grove Lions: 9-12, ranked #11тЦа Setting up: The Lions host No. 19 Baker on Tuesday – after our press deadline – in a play-in…
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Chasing history: Springfield’s own taking state by storm at Marist

By Pierre Weil / [email protected]

BOB WILLIAMS / THE CHRONICLE. Cloe Chase, a Springfield resident who attends Marist Catholic, is one of the state’s top soccer players. Chase has 31 goals on the season – best in the state – and is 3 goals away from becoming the 15th athlete in Oregon history to score 100 career goals.

EUGENE – If the name Cloe Chase isn’t familiar, here’s a quick rundown of the senior Marist Catholic girls soccer star: 97 career goals; 31 goals in 11 games this season; defending Class 4A state champion; University of Oregon commit; Portland Thorns academy player. 

Quite the list of athletic accomplishments for the Springfield native. And yet, perhaps her greatest asset is the ability to not let any of those achievements go to her head.

“As talented as she is, the most amazing thing about Cloe is that she’s incredibly humble. She’s the most humble person you’ll ever meet,” said Stefan Schroffner, Chase’s coach. “She’s the best athlete I’ve ever coached.”

Chase’s 31 goals through 11 games this season – all Marist wins – are the most in the state, regardless of classification. She is averaging nearly a hat trick per game.

“I always go into every single game with the mindset that I want to win, and I want to score. I have that game-winning mentality, and I want to show up and play my very best,” Chase said. “Even though (opponents) may have strategies, I want to go in making it seem like, ‘Oh, they don’t know who I am. I have something to prove.’”

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