Summer Sports Zone August 10

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Standing Tall: Cottage Grove’s Bridgens rebuilding Lions athletics
COTTAGE GROVE – For someone who grew up dreaming of being a filmmaker, Garrett Bridgens sure has endured plenty of plot twists in life. The Cottage Grove High School athletic…
Standing Tall: Cottage Grove’s Bridgens rebuilding Lions athletics
COTTAGE GROVE – For someone who grew up dreaming of being a filmmaker, Garrett Bridgens sure has endured plenty of plot twists in life. The Cottage Grove High School athletic…
Drifters coach praises pitching, player commitment after finale
SPRINGFIELD – In many ways, Sunday’s 2-1 loss to the Yakima Valley Pippins in the season finale was a microcosm of the Springfield Drifters’ season. Great pitching. Good defense. A…
Drifters coach praises pitching, player commitment after finale
SPRINGFIELD – In many ways, Sunday’s 2-1 loss to the Yakima Valley Pippins in the season finale was a microcosm of the Springfield Drifters’ season. Great pitching. Good defense. A…
Summer Sports Briefs
Pre Classic announces special fan section тЦа EUGENE – The Prefontaine Classic and Citius Mag will include the Citius Mag Superfan Section for this year’s event, which serves as the…
Summer Sports Briefs
Pre Classic announces special fan section тЦа EUGENE – The Prefontaine Classic and Citius Mag will include the Citius Mag Superfan Section for this year’s event, which serves as the…
Smallmouth can present big problems
As the story goes, it was in the early 1960s that the ODFW planted a few dozen smallmouth bass into the main Umpqua River near Elkton. Salmon and steelhead primarily…
Smallmouth can present big problems
As the story goes, it was in the early 1960s that the ODFW planted a few dozen smallmouth bass into the main Umpqua River near Elkton. Salmon and steelhead primarily…

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Thurston’s Starck brings championship pedigree

By Pierre Weil / [email protected]

BOB WILLIAMS / THE CHRONICLE. Justin Starck has been at the helm of the Thurston athletic department for the last decade.

SPRINGFIELD – Justin Starck. Thurston athletic director and head football coach. Husband and father. 1995 World Bowl Champion? 

After playing football at Walla Walla Community College and the University of Oregon, Starck took his talents to Europe.

“I was fortunate to have an opportunity as a free agent with the Los Angeles Rams,” Starck said. “Didn’t end up making the team, but was then drafted by what was at the time called NFL Europe, which doesn’t exist anymore. I played for the Frankfurt Galaxy, and we were fortunate enough to win the World Bowl in 1995, so I was a world champion which was pretty fun.”

Starck, an offensive lineman, became a world champion in 1995 in Olympic Stadium Amsterdam in front of almost 24,000 fans after the Galaxy beat the Amsterdam Admirals 26-22.

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