WEEKEND PREP ROUNDUP
BOYS SOCCER
Hidden Valley 2, Astoria 1...In a rematch of last year's showdown of the state's top-ranked teams, Hidden Valley changed its offensive attack in the second half with early dividends, scoring two goals in the first twelve minutes after halftime to come from behind for the win. Astoria struck early as Ryan Putman scored on a direct free kick in the fourth minute of play. Astoria outplayed the favored Mustangs for the first forty minutes of the game, played at Corvallis High School "We had them chasing the ball the entire half," said Astoria head coach Bill Patterson. "Our problem was, we thought the game was over at halftime." Hidden Valley switched from a 3-5-2 alignment to a 3-4-3 to get an extra forward in the attack and scored in 48th and 52nd minutes to take the lead. Astoria, now 3-3, opens Cowapa League play at Yamhill-Carlton Tuesday with a home match against Scappoose scheduled for Thursday. Hidden Valley, based in a rural area south of Grants Pass, improved to 4-1 with the victory.
GIRLS SOCCER
Montesano 4, Astoria 1...Sarah Pope scored Astoria's only goal in a road loss against the defending 1A District IV champion Bulldogs. Sydney Bullington scored two goals for Montesano, which improved to 7-1-1 with the victory. Astoria fell to 1-3-2 with the loss.
VOLLEYBALL
Sisters Tournament...The rapidly improving Seaside Seagulls advanced to the consolation finals before falling to Junction City 25-21, 25-22 in a tournament featuring several of the state's top teams. Defending 3A champion Burns won the tournament.
Nestucca Tournament...Warrenton results not reported
FOOTBALL
Jefferson 39, Warrenton 26...The Lions outscored Warrenton 32-19 in the second half to pick up their first win of the season, sending the Warriors to their second loss in three games. Warrenton quarterback Kevin Moore ran for two and passed for two touchdowns in the loss. Jefferson's Lingo Diaz threw for 222 yards and three scores, two to Daniel Hochspeier, who caught five balls for 144 yards and added a 55-yard kickoff return for Jefferson's final touchdown.
Clatskanie 35, Knappa 8...Clatskanie's powerful rushing offense rolled past the overmatched Loggers, led by Cody Pesio's 152 yards and two TD's.
Ridgefield 56, Ilwaco 12...Leading 7-6 late in the first half, Ridgefield scored three touchdowns in a span of 26 seconds, taking advantage of an interception and a fumbled kickoff return. Eddie Knick rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown in the loss as the Fishermen dropped their third straight game.
Naselle 28, Raymond 13...The Comets opened the Pacific 2B League schedule with a road win to improve to 3-0 on the season. Naselle rushed for 224 yards led by Alan Erickson, who carried 15 times for 74 yards and a TD. Tony Fletcher had a 70 yard punt return TD and Kyle Burkhalter returned an interception return for a TD that was called back on a clipping penalty. Burkhalter was 4-for-8 passing for 72 yards and a 20 touchdown pass to Gabe See. Naselle had several other drives deep into Raymond territory that did not result in scores. The Comets host Willapa Valley this Friday.
Hidden Valley 2, Astoria 1...In a rematch of last year's showdown of the state's top-ranked teams, Hidden Valley changed its offensive attack in the second half with early dividends, scoring two goals in the first twelve minutes after halftime to come from behind for the win. Astoria struck early as Ryan Putman scored on a direct free kick in the fourth minute of play. Astoria outplayed the favored Mustangs for the first forty minutes of the game, played at Corvallis High School "We had them chasing the ball the entire half," said Astoria head coach Bill Patterson. "Our problem was, we thought the game was over at halftime." Hidden Valley switched from a 3-5-2 alignment to a 3-4-3 to get an extra forward in the attack and scored in 48th and 52nd minutes to take the lead. Astoria, now 3-3, opens Cowapa League play at Yamhill-Carlton Tuesday with a home match against Scappoose scheduled for Thursday. Hidden Valley, based in a rural area south of Grants Pass, improved to 4-1 with the victory.
GIRLS SOCCER
Montesano 4, Astoria 1...Sarah Pope scored Astoria's only goal in a road loss against the defending 1A District IV champion Bulldogs. Sydney Bullington scored two goals for Montesano, which improved to 7-1-1 with the victory. Astoria fell to 1-3-2 with the loss.
VOLLEYBALL
Sisters Tournament...The rapidly improving Seaside Seagulls advanced to the consolation finals before falling to Junction City 25-21, 25-22 in a tournament featuring several of the state's top teams. Defending 3A champion Burns won the tournament.
Nestucca Tournament...Warrenton results not reported
FOOTBALL
Jefferson 39, Warrenton 26...The Lions outscored Warrenton 32-19 in the second half to pick up their first win of the season, sending the Warriors to their second loss in three games. Warrenton quarterback Kevin Moore ran for two and passed for two touchdowns in the loss. Jefferson's Lingo Diaz threw for 222 yards and three scores, two to Daniel Hochspeier, who caught five balls for 144 yards and added a 55-yard kickoff return for Jefferson's final touchdown.
Clatskanie 35, Knappa 8...Clatskanie's powerful rushing offense rolled past the overmatched Loggers, led by Cody Pesio's 152 yards and two TD's.
Ridgefield 56, Ilwaco 12...Leading 7-6 late in the first half, Ridgefield scored three touchdowns in a span of 26 seconds, taking advantage of an interception and a fumbled kickoff return. Eddie Knick rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown in the loss as the Fishermen dropped their third straight game.
Naselle 28, Raymond 13...The Comets opened the Pacific 2B League schedule with a road win to improve to 3-0 on the season. Naselle rushed for 224 yards led by Alan Erickson, who carried 15 times for 74 yards and a TD. Tony Fletcher had a 70 yard punt return TD and Kyle Burkhalter returned an interception return for a TD that was called back on a clipping penalty. Burkhalter was 4-for-8 passing for 72 yards and a 20 touchdown pass to Gabe See. Naselle had several other drives deep into Raymond territory that did not result in scores. The Comets host Willapa Valley this Friday.
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