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…
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…
CRESWELL – With only three games remaining in the 2023 season, Creswell Bulldogs head coach Scott Worsham is looking ahead to competing in the final games – an outlook one…
CRESWELL – With only three games remaining in the 2023 season, Creswell Bulldogs head coach Scott Worsham is looking ahead to competing in the final games – an outlook one…
FOOTBALL GAME-BY-GAME PREVIEWS COTTAGE GROVE LIONS (1-5)AT STAYTON EAGLES (2-4) тЦа Game facts: Friday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m., 757 W. Locust St., StaytonтЦа What2Know: After earning their first win…
FOOTBALL GAME-BY-GAME PREVIEWS COTTAGE GROVE LIONS (1-5)AT STAYTON EAGLES (2-4) тЦа Game facts: Friday, Oct. 13 at 7 p.m., 757 W. Locust St., StaytonтЦа What2Know: After earning their first win…
The Main Event: Cross Country THE COTTAGE GROVEBRAMBLE SCRAMBLEOn your mark: Cottage Grove, Creswell and Pleasant Hill cross country will be at Cottage Grove on Saturday for The CG Bramble…
The Main Event: Cross Country THE COTTAGE GROVEBRAMBLE SCRAMBLEOn your mark: Cottage Grove, Creswell and Pleasant Hill cross country will be at Cottage Grove on Saturday for The CG Bramble…
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Thurston wide receiver Walker Bonar (16) celebrates a late touchdown with offensive lineman Brando Lopez. Bonar had 6 catches for 93 yards and a touchdown in Thurston’s 34-13 win over rival Springfield – Thurston’s eighth-straight win in the crosstown rivalry.
SPRINGFIELD – There was lots of talk coming into the season that the annual crosstown rivalry football game between the Springfield Millers and Thurston Colts was going to go differently than the recent history of the game. Someone forgot to tell the Colts, who waltzed into Springfield’s Silke Field and won 34-13 after trailing 7-6 at halftime — winning their eighth straight in the rivalry matchup and keeping the golden football trophy at Thurston for another year.
“It’s just always special to win this game, and to keep that trophy in East Springfield. Just means a lot, so I’m happy for the kids and for our community,” Thurston coach Justin Starck said. “We figured they’d try to run the ball as much as they could, and we challenged our defense to step up and get some stops. And they did. And then Noah (Blair) and the receivers did a phenomenal job. Ethan Burkhead did a great job running too, scrambling around. Just a gutsy performance for all the kids.”
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