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4B Statesman Journal ★ S

COREBOARD

Wednesday, October 8, 2008

REA HIGHLIGHTS

Middle schools

Cross country

At leslie on Monday

,000 METERS

oys team scores— Walker 20,

rossler 48, Leslie 63

oys winner— Nathaniel Roberts

(

Crossler)

Girls team scores— Walker 19,

Leslie 52

irls winner— Kaitlin Cruscial

(

Walker)

2,000 METERS

Boys winner— Sean Young (Leslie)

Girls winner— Maddy Morrell

(Leslie)

Football

HEAVYWEIGHT

udson 23, Crossler 0

IGHTWEIGHT

tephens 24, Parrish 0

rossler 16, Judson 12

High schools

olleyball

ENTRAL VALLEY

est Salem 7 1

cNary

Sprague 6 1

edmond 3 5

North Salem 2 6

South Salem 2 6

McKay 0 7

MID-WILLAMETTE

West Albany

ilverton 7 2

Crescent Valley 6 2

South Albany 4 3

orvallis 4 5

Dallas 3 6

ebanon

2 5

Woodburn

VAL-CO

Central 3 0

Newport 2 1

Philomath 2 1

Taft

0 2

Sweet Home

0 3

CASCO

St Paul 5 0

Jewell 5 2

Perrydale

Country Christian 2 2

Willamette Valley Christian

1 5

Falls City

C.S. Lewis Academy

Boys soccer

CENTRAL VALLEY

WLT

South Salem

5 12

McNary

5 21

North Salem 5 3 0

West Salem

McKay 2 3 2

Redmond

Sprague 1 5 1

MID-WILLAMETTE

SO POINTS

Crescent Valley 3 0 0

Woodburn 3 0 0

Corvallis 2 1 0

West Albany

Lebanon

Silverton

South Albany

03 0

Dallas 0 3 0

SPECIAL DISTRICT 4

Dayton 4 0 0

Westside Christian 4 0 0

Gervais 3 0 0

Santiam Christian 3 1 0

Western Mennonite

East Linn Christian

Blanchet

Delphian 1 2 0

Colton

050

Jefferson 0 5 0

Girls soccer

CENTRAL VALLEY

WLT

South Salem

edmond

est Salem

prague 4 3 0

cNary 3 5 0

orth Salem 1 6 1

cKay 0 7 0

ID-WILLAMETTE

L SO POINTS

orvallis 2 0 0

Crescent Valley

oodburn

est Albany 1 1 1

Lebanon

ilverton

allas 0 2 0

South Albany

Bask

etball

NBA Preseason

WESTERN CONFERENCE

NORTHWEST W L PCT GB

innesota 1 0 1.000 —

Portland 1 0 1.000 —

tah 1 0 1.000 —

enver 0 0 .000 Â

Oklahoma City 0 0 .000 Â

ACIFIC

PCT

L.A. Clippers 0 0 .000 —

hoenix 0 0 .000 —

Golden State 0 1 .000 Â

L.A. Lakers 0 1 .000 Â

acramento 0 1 .000 Â

SOUTHWEST

allas 1 0 1.000 —

Houston 1 0 1.000 —

ew Orleans 1 0 1.000 —

an Antonio 0 0 .000 Â

Memphis 0 1 .000 1

EASTERN CONFERENCE

TLANTIC

W L PCT GB

oronto 1 0 1.000 —

oston 0 0 .000 Â

New Jersey 0 0 .000 Â

ew York 0 0 .000 Â

Philadelphia 0 0 .000 Â

SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB

Atlanta

1.000

—

Charlotte 0 0 .000 Â

Miami 0 1 .000 1

Orlando

.000

Washington 0 1 .000 1

CENTRAL W L PCT GB

Detroit

1.000 —

Chicago 0 0 .000 Â

Indiana

.000

Cleveland

.000

Milwaukee

0 1 .000 1

TUESDAY’S RESULTS

Toronto 104, Cleveland 84

Houston 96, Memphis 93

Dallas 108, Washington 82

Utah 99, L.A. Lakers 90

Portland 110, Sacramento 81

TODAY’S GAMES

Charlotte at Orlando, 4 p.m.

New York at Toronto, 4 p.m.

Boston vs. Philadelphia at Amherst,

Mass., 4 p.m.

New Orleans at Indiana, 4 p.m.

Milwaukee at Detroit, 4:30 p.m.

Washington at Memphis, 5 p.m.

Oklahoma City vs. Minnesota at

Billings, Mont., 6 p.m.

Atlanta at Phoenix, 7 p.m.

Golden State at Portland, 7 p.m.

TRAILBLAZERS 110,

KINGS 81

SACRAMENTO— Salmons 1-9 3-

4 5, Moore 2-3 4-4 8, Hawes 2-9 0-0

4, Udrih 2-7 4-6 8, Garcia 4-7 3-4 12,

Williams 1-7 5-8 7, B.Jackson 1-3 2-

2 5, Thompson 2-8 2-2 6, Brown 3-9

2-2 8, Greene 4-11 8-10 18, Thomas

0-1 0-0 0, Jones 0-1 0-0 0, Felix 0-0

0-0 0, Kai 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 22-76 33-

42 81.

PORTLAND— Webster 5-8 4-4

15, Aldridge 5-15 3-4 13, Oden 5-8 3-

5 13, Rodriguez 4-8 0-0 11, Roy 5-6

2-6 14, Bayless 1-3 2-4 5, Przybilla 3-

3 1-1 7, Fernandez 3-6 0-0 6, Outlaw

3-8 3-4 9, Diogu 3-7 4-5 10, Batum 1-

3 1-2 3, Hill 0-0 2-2 2, Randolph 1-1

0-0 2, Tatum 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 39-77

25-37 110.

SAC 31

13 18—81

POR 21 32 32 25—110

-Point Goals—Sacramento 4-16

(

Greene 2-6, B.Jackson 1-1, Garcia

1-1, Udrih 0-1, Thompson 0-1,

Hawes 0-1, Salmons 0-2, Brown 0-

3), Portland 7-19 (Rodriguez 3-5, Roy

-2, Bayless 1-2, Webster 1-4, Diogu

-1, Outlaw 0-2, Fernandez 0-3).

ouled Out—Thompson. Re

ounds—Sacramento 53 (Hawes,

Williams 6), Portland 60 (Przybilla 12).

Assists—Sacramento 10 (B.Jackson

3), Portland 32 (Roy, Rodriguez 7).

otal Fouls—Sacramento 31, Port-

and 29. Technicals—Portland defen-

ive three second 3. A—NA (19,980).

ootb

all

NFL

MERICAN

EAST

PCT PF PA

uffalo 4 1 0 .800 126 104

.England 3 1 0 .750 79 79

N.Y. Jets

0 .500 115 116

Miami 2 2 0 .500 79 74

SOUTH W L T PCT PF PA

ennessee

.000

ndianapolis

.500

Jacksonville 2 3 0 .400 100 111

Houston 0 4 0 .000 83 130

ORTH

ittsburgh 4 1 0 .800 103 79

Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 75 56

Cleveland

.250

46 78

incinnati

5 0 .000 74 118

WEST W L T PCT PF PA

Denver 4 1 0 .800 149 130

San Diego 2 3 0 .400 148 129

Oakland 1 3 0 .250 78 101

ansas City 1 4 0 .200 65 131

NATIONAL

EAST W L T PCT PF PA

.Y. Giants 4 0 0 1.000 127 49

ashington 4 1 0 .800 109 98

Dallas 4 1 0 .800 151 111

Philadelphia 2 3 0 .400 127 97

SOUTH

PCT

arolina

1 0 .800 114 70

Tampa Bay 3 2 0 .600 114 94

Atlanta 3 2 0 .600 117 107

N.Orleans

.400 138 130

NORTH W L T PCT PF PA

Chicago 3 2 0 .600 128 87

Green Bay 2 3 0 .400 133 128

Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 101 109

Detroit 0 4 0 .000 66 147

WEST W L T PCT PF PA

Arizona

.600

147 120

San Fran.

2 3 0 .400 115 127

Seattle 1 3 0 .250 83 124

St. Louis 0 4 0 .000 43 147

SUNDAY’S GAMES

Chicago at Atlanta, 10 a.m.

Miami at Houston, 10 a.m.

Detroit at Minnesota, 10 a.m.

Oakland at New Orleans, 10 a.m.

St. Louis at Washington, 10 a.m.

Cincinnati at N.Y. Jets, 10 a.m.

Baltimore at Indianapolis, 10 a.m.

Carolina at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m.

Jacksonville at Denver, 1:05 p.m.

Green Bay at Seattle, 1:15 p.m.

Dallas at Arizona, 1:15 p.m.

Philadelphia at San Fran, 1:15 p.m.

N. England at San Diego, 5:15 p.m.

Open: Buffalo, Pittsburgh, Kansas

City, Tennessee

MONDAY’S GAME

N.Y. Giants at Cleveland, 5:30 p.m.

Sporting Line

(Home teams in CAPS)

FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG

College f

ootball

THURSDAY’S GAMES

WAKE FOREST

2Â Clemson

HOUSTON 18 UAB

FRIDAY’S GAME

Louisville 7 MEMPHIS

SATURDAY’S GAMES

OREGON ST 30 Washington St

OREGON 17Â

UCLA

E Carolina 5Â VIRGINIA

W VIRGINIA 24 Syracuse

Iowa 5Â INDIANA

ILLINOIS 12 Minnesota

Michigan St 2Â NORTHWEST.

OKLAHOMA 7 Texas

E Michigan 1Â ARMY

BAYLOR 4Â Iowa St

KENTUCKY 1 So Carolina

BUFFALO 1Â W Michigan

Vanderbilt 2Â MISS ST

Utah 23Â WYOMING

Kansas St 3Â TEXAS A&M

CENT MICHIGAN8 Temple

OHIO ST

Purdue

TCU 15 COLORADO ST

MISSOURI 14 Oklahoma St

GEORGIA 12 Tennessee

USC 26Â Arizona St

MICHIGAN 16Â Toledo

NO CAROLINA 7Â Notre Dame

AUBURN

Arkansas

NEVADA RENO

New Mexico St

NO ILLINOIS

10Â

Miami Oh

BYU

23Â New Mexico

Arizona 6Â STANFORD

Bowling Green 2 AKRON

Ohio 2Â KENT

CINCINNATI 7Â Rutgers

TEXAS TECH 21Â Nebraska

KANSAS 14 Colorado

Penn St

WISCONSIN

MIAMI FL

Cent Florida

FLORIDA 6 LSU

SAN JOSE ST 15 Utah St

Tulsa 25 SMU

Boise St

11Â

SO MISS

UTEP 5 Tulane

Air Force

SAN DIEGO ST

FRESNO ST

33Â

Idaho

HAWAII 7 La Tech

Ball St 16 W KENTUCKY

ARKANSAS ST 12Â UL Monroe

FLORIDA INTL 1Â Mid Tenn St

UL Lafayette

21Â

NO TEXAS

NFL

SUNDAY’S GAMES

N. ORLEANS

7Â

Oakland

INDIANAPOLIS

Baltimore

N.Y. JETS 6 Cincinnati

TAMPA BAY 1Â Carolina

MINNESOTA 13Â Detroit

Chicago 2Â ATLANTA

HOUSTON 3 Miami

WASHINGTON 13Â St Louis

DENVER 3Â Jacksonville

Philadelphia 4Â S. FRANCISCO

Dallas 5 ARIZONA

SEATTLE 2Â Green Bay

SAN DIEGO 6 New England

MONDAY’S GAME

N.Y. Giants 8 CLEVELAND

Fish counts

WILLAMETTE FALLS

As of Monday, September 29

DAILY CUM

Summer steelhead 2 14,722

FallChinook adult 111 1,352

Fall Chinook jack 38 828

Spring Chinook mini 10 10,239

Coho adult 247 2,022

Coho Jack 193 1,911

TODAY’S SPORTS EVENTS

On the air Time TV (Comcast) Radio

NBA

Warriors at Blazers

7 p.m.

I KGW

KYKN 1430 AM

KXTG 95.5 FM

College f

ootball

W. Wash. at W. Oregon (taped) 6 p.m. W CCTV

STATIONS AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

In the area

College men’s soccer

Willamette at Linfield, 7 p.m.; Corban at Evergreen State

College women’s soccer

Seattle Pacific at Western Oregon, 4 p.m.; Willamette at Linfield, 5 p.m.

High school volleyb

all

MID-WILLAMETTE— South Albany at Silverton, 6 p.m.; Dallas at

Woodburn, 6 p.m.

CAPITAL— Stayton at North Marion, 6 p.m.; LaSalle at Cascade, 6 p.m.

VAL-CO— Central at Philomath, 7 p.m.

WEST VALLEY— Dayton at Willamina, 6 p.m.; Westside Christian at

Gervais, 6 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Sheridan, 6 p.m.; Colton at Amity 6 p.m.

PACWEST— Regis at Chemawa, 6:30 p.m.; Santiam Christian at Tole

do, 6:30 p.m.; Creswell at Jefferson, 6:30 p.m.

TRI

RIVER—

Culver, Santiam at Salem Academy, 4 p.m.; East Linn

Christian at Blanchet, 7 p.m., Delphian at Kennedy, 7 p.m.

CASCO— Country Christian at OSD, 5:30 p.m.; Perrydale at St. Paul,

5:30 p.m.

High school boys soccer

CAPITAL— Stayton at North Marion, 3:30 p.m.

VAL-CO— Sweet Home at Cascade, 4:15 p.m.

CLASS 4A/3A— Santiam Christian at Cascade, 4:15 p.m.

High school girls soccer

SPECIAL

DISTRICT

2—

La Salle at Stayton, 3:30 p.m.; North Marion

at De La Salle, 4 p.m.

SPECIAL DISTRICT 4— Blanchet at Santiam Christian, 4:15 p.m.;

Western Mennonite at Central, 4:30 p.m.

High school cross country

MID-WILLAMETTE— Woodburn, Corvallis, Silverton at West Albany,

4 p.m.; Lebanon, Crescent Valley, South Albany at Dallas, 4 p.m.

GAMES AND TIMES SUBJECT TO CHANGE

STANDINGS, RESULTS

igh schools

OLLEYBALL

CENTRAL VALLEY

West Salem d. Redmond

3-0:

Sam Ward had 12 kills,

seven blocks and Merdith

oba had 22 assists, two

kills and three blocks for

the Titans in their win

gainst.

Kills— Ward (WS) 12; Digs— Lewis (WS)

11; Blocks— Ward (WS) 7; Assists— M.

Coba (WS) 22; Aces— C. Coba (WS) 5.

McNary d. South Salem

3-0:

annah Gale had eight

kills and Kellie Hansen and

Madi Cavell had six kills

ach for the Celtics.

t South Salem

Game scores— 25-12, 25-18, 25-11.

ills— SS (Brase 5); Digs— SS (Barnes

3); Blocks— SS (Default 4; Assists— SS

(

Norris 14); Aces— SS (Brase 2).

Records: South Salem (2-7, 2-6).

V— McNary won; Frosh— McNary

on.

Sprague d. North Salem

3-1:

aleigh Nelson led the

Olympians with nine digs,

14 kills and 11 aces.

ame scores— 25-7, 23-25, 25-11, 25-

t Sprague

Kills— SP (Kuhns) 22, NS (Harris) 8;

igs— SP (Brown) 10, NS (Seymour) 11;

locks— SP (Harman) 5, NS (Sisco) 5; As-

ists— SP (Wright) 37, NS (Stlonski) 11;

ces— SP (Nelson) 11, NS (Lorusso) 2.

Records: (6-1)

JV— Sprague; Frosh— Sprague.

CAPITAL

North Marion d. Gladstone

3-2:

The Huskies were

taken to five games games

but survived the visit to

Gladstone on Tuesday,

picking up a conference

win.

orth Marion d. Gladstone

t Gladstone

cores: 23-25, 25-17, 25-19, 19-25, 15-

CASCO

St. Paul 3, d. Falls City 0:

The Buckaroos defeated

the Mountaineers in three

games at Falls City.

Game scores— 25-20; 25-9; 25-9

At Falls City

JV— SP 25-22; 25-16.

BOYS SOCCER

CENTRAL V

ALLEY

West Salem 5, Redmond 0:

Marcos Cuellar and

Andrew Baum had two

goals each for the Titans in

their win a

t home.

At West Salem

WS— M. Cuellar (Smith) 17:00; WS—

Baum (pk) 29:00; WS— M. Cuellar (J. Cuel-

lar) 46:00; WS— Baum (J. Cuellar) 51:00;

WS— Cabrera (M. Cuellar) 76:00.

GK—R (Velasquez) 06 saves; WS (Garib-

y) 02 saves.

Records: WS (2-2-4)

Nor

th S

alem 1, Spr

ague 0:

udy Rodriguez scored a

goal in the 67th minute to

break a scoreless tie and

Nor

th Salem to the

victory against Sprague.

t Sprague

NS— Rodriguez 67:00.

GK—

Astorga (NS) 5 saves; Day (SPR) 7

saves.

ecords: Sprague (1-5-1).

JV— North Salem won.

MID-

WILLAMETTE

West Albany 2, Dallas 1:

Nathan Ruter and Rafeal

Muno

z ea

ch scor

ed f

or the

Bulldogs in their win against

the host Dragons.

t Dallas

WA—Ruter (Barrientes) 7:00; D— Brooks

(

unassisted) 44:00; WA— Munoz (Price) AD

1:00.

GK—WA (Habbestad); D Kristof-Henning

2 saves.

Records: D (0-3) WA (2-1)

V— WA 4-1.

oodburn 4, Cor

vallis 3:

ann

y Chent

eno scored

twice to lead Woodburn,

as the Bulldogs held on for

the win against Corvallis in

a b

ttle of unde

eated

eams.

t Woodburn

WO— Chenteno (Martinez) 17:00;

OR— Camacho (unassisted) 24:00;

WO— Hernandez (Veles) 27:00; WO—

asca (PK) 29:00; WO— Chenteno (PK)

1:00; COR— Camacho (unassisted)

2:00; COR— Cronk (PK)

1:00.

GK—

reswick (COR) 7 saves; Legarda

(

WO) 6 saves.

Records: Woodburn (7-0-3, 3-0); Corval-

is (2-1).

V—

orvallis won; JV2—

orvallis

on.

Silv

ton 5, South Albany 3:

Chris Tucker and Mat

estb

y combined for 18

es f

or Silv

on, as the

xes defeated visiting

South Albany. Adam

Gamudi scored twice in the

win for the Foxes.

t Silverton

SIL— Garcia (Crist) 2:00; SA— Schick

(unassisted) 6:00; SIL— Adam Gamudi

(

Manuira) 17:00; SA— Arellano (unassisted)

22:00; SIL— Manuira (unassisted) 29:00;

SIL— Crist (Knutson) 43:00; SIL— Gamudi

(

unassisted) 46:00; SA— Mendoza (unas

isted) 47:00.

GK— Spencer (SA) 11 saves; Chris Tuck-

er (SIL) 14 saves, Matt Westby 4 saves.

ecords: Silverton (4-3-1, 1-2).

JV— South Albany won.

SPECIAL DISTRICT 4

Blanchet 1, Colton 0:

Quinn

Flaherty scored the game’s

only goal in the 76th minute

to give Blanchet a win

against Colton.

At Blanchet

BL— Quinn Flaherty (Plata) 76:00.

K— Hancock (COL) 7 saves; Matt Lider

(

BL) 2 saves.

Records: Blanchet (2-3).

Western Menonite 2, East

Linn Christian 1:

Jae Fung

Lee scor

ed both goals for

the Pioneers’ win at home.

t Western Menonite

WM— Fung L ee (Zapata) 35:00; EL—

Dowding 39:00; WM— Fung Lee (Reeser)

74:00.

GK—EL 04 saves; WM (Hochstetler) 05

saves.

Records: WM (3-3); EL (2-3)

GIRLS SOCCER

CENTRAL V

ALLEY

Redmond 3, West Salem 0:

Sydney Tucker scored two

oals for the host Panthers

in their win.

At Redmond

RED— Bev Schlegel (Foster) 5:00; RED—

Sydney Tucker (unassisted) 23:00; RED—

Sydney Tucker (unassisted) 39:00.

GK— McLoughlin (WS) 5 saves; Westen-

dorf (RED) 5 saves.

JV— Redmond 5-0; JV— Redmond 7-0.

Records: West Salem 4-3-1; Redmond 6-

2-0.

Sprague 4, North Salem 1:

Parisah Moghaddampour

had a goal and two assists

to lead the Olympians to a

win at North Salem.

At North Salem

SPR— Hines (Moghaddamour) 4:00;

PR— Moghaddampour (Lounsbury)

19:00; NS— Cordova 28:00; SPR— own

goal 35:00; SPR— Lounsbury (Moghad-

dampour) 60:00.

South Salem 8, McNary 0:

Erin Edmonds scored two

goals for the Saxons.

t South Salem

S— Edmonds (Moe) 2:00; SS— Grant

(unassisted) 7:00; SS— Moe (unassisted)

8:00; SS— Pitalo (Wasser) 8:00; SS—

Wasser (Cortez) 46:00; SS— Edmonds

(Wasser) 55:00; Cortez (Edmonds) 60:00;

hristiansen (Cortez) 66:00.

K— SS (Prow) 0 saves, (Reeder) 01

ave; MN (Aguilar, Cuevas) 08 saves.

Records: SS (8-0)

V— SS 6-0; JV2— 0-0.

BOYS WATER POLO

VALLEY

Sprague 12, West Salem 6:

Eric Hance scored six

times for Sprague, as the

Olympians defeated West

Salem.

301—6

1 7 2—12

S— Jensen 3; Steeb; DeJarnatt; Edi-

son.

SPR— Eric Hance 6; Plant 2; Smith-Tripp

2; Bernardo; Ashford.

K— Gorman (WS) 10 saves; Avdez

(SPR) 18 saves.

ecords: Sprague (8-3).

South Salem 23, Corvallis

Casey Shierling led the

Saxons with six goals in

heir win at Corvallis.

-8-3-3—23

COR 0-1-3-2— 6

S— Beck, 4; Barriga, 5; LaVine, 2; Vige-

land, 2; Shierling, 6; Ruck, 4.

K— SS (Bednarz) 05 saves; C 11

saves.

ecord: SS (8-1)

GIRLS WATER POLO

VALLEY

West Salem 7, Sprague 4:

Danielle Mooney scored

two of Sprague’s four

goals, but it was not enough

to lead the Olympians to

the win against West Salem.

132—7

202—4

WS— Bronson 3; Beavert; Kinsey;

traight; Carey.

SPR— Danielle Mooney 2; Blackman;

rujillo.

GK— Emery (WS) 10 saves, Steeb (WS) 3

aves; Brunson (SPR) 10 saves.

Records: Sprague (6-5).

Cor

vallis 7, South Salem 1:

Jennifer Rodgers scored

the only goal for the

Saxons in their loss at

Cor

alli

-0-0-0—1

HOME 1-3-2-1—7

SS— Rodgers 1.

GK— SS (Skelton) 04 saves, (Tweedt) 01

save.

ecord: SS (3-6)

Colleges

VOLLEYBALL

Corban d. Concordia 3-1:

ebecca F

ank

e finished

with 26 of Corb

an’

99 digs, as the Warriors

defeated Concordia in four

sets.

Rashelle Davenport

added 17 kills for the

Warriors.

At Corban

ame scores— 25-23, 25-14, 22-25,

5-19.

ills— CON 46 (Toscano 12); COR 51

(Davenport 17). Digs— CON 87 (Lindow

28); COR 99 (Franke 26). Blocks— CON

0 (Rath 4); COR 16 (Gowen 8). Assists—

CON 42 (Kamaka 36); COR 46 (Thompson

4). Aces—

CON 1 (Fryer); COR 3 (Braun,

Davenport, Franke).

ecords: Concordia (10-9, 6-6); Corban

(

8-8, 6-5).

MEN’S GOLF

College of Idaho

nvitational:

orb

an f

ini

shed

ifth overall at the College

f Idaho Invitational at River

end Golf Course led by

reshman Joey Duwe, who

inished tied for third with a

e-r

ound scor

e of 220

t River Bend Golf Course

eam scores— 1, Walla Walla CC, 883; 2,

Concordia, 901; 3, NW Christian, 919; 4,

Northwest Nazarene, 921; 5, Corban, 935;

, Treasure Valley CC, 947; 7, College of

daho, 960; 8, Warner Pacific, 978.

edalist— 1, Ahrens (NWCC) 215.

ndividual leaders— 2, Noreen (WWCC)

218; T3, Duwe (COR) 220; T3, Arima (CON)

20; T3, Whittle (WWCC) 220; T3, Bachman

(CON) 220.

Corban— T3, Duwe, 220; T13, Dudley,

33; T24, Landis, 238; 35, Furumasu, 246;

36, May, 249.

OMEN’S GOLF

Oregon and Oregon State

at Edean Ihlanfeldt

Invitational:

The Duck

finished second and the

Beavers tied for third at the

vita

tional.

OSU’s Lauren Archer

ini

shed in fourth place and

Oregon’s Monika Graf

finished seventh.

At Sammamish Wash.

Team scores— 1- Stanford, 303-303-

06; 2- Oregon, 299-309-608; T3- Oregon

tate, 306-312-618; T3- California, 310-

08-618; T5- San Fransisco, 321-298-619;

T5- Long Beach State, 316-303-619; 7-

Washington, 310-310-620; 8- Washington

State, 324-304-628; 9- BYU, 318-313-631;

10- Idaho, 315-317-632; 11- Eastern

Washington, 330-309-639; 12- New Mexi-

o, 319-322-641; 13- New Mexico State,

17-326-643.

Top individuals— 1- Kay Hoey (LBS) 74-

71-145; 2- Mari Chun (STAN) 75-71-146; 3-

Kayla Mortellaro (IDAHO) 74-73-147.

— Statesman Journal

AROUND OREGON

Portland group submits

bid for MLS franchise

receivers Brandon Gibson and Jeshua Ander-

son have been solid. Gibson (36 receptions, 460

ards, two touchdowns) ranks second in the

Pac-10 in receptions per game and receiving

ards.

njuries have taken a toll on the Cougars,

whose top three quarterbacks on the depth

hart are freshmen. Marshall Lobbestael is

expected to make his third career start Satur-

day. He is the third starting quarterback for

SU this season.

Lyle Moevao has been under center in every

game for the Beavers and leads the Pac-10 with

,402 yards passing (280.4 yards per game).

Sean Canfield, w

ho is on the comebac

trail

ollo

wing off-season surgery to repair a torn

rum in his left shoulder, has moved into the

bac

kup quar

terback role. The junior signal

allers split time last season.

he Bea

ers 2-3 overall record matches their

mark of the last two years through five games.

hose teams finished strong at 10-4 and 9-4.

Split end Sammie Stroughter (hip

pointer), cornerback Brandon Hughes (ham-

string), and safety Al Afalava (groin) are

expected to play Saturday.

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OFFENSE:

The

eavers had

405 y

ards in total

fense. Lyle

Moe

vao completed

21 of 3

1 passes for

13 yards and two

ouchdowns.

cquizz Rodgers

ollo

ed up hi

186-y

d br

eak

out

ame ag

ainst USC

with 101 y

ds on

25 carries and a

ouchdo

wn.

odger

s also ha

our r

eceptions f

6 y

ds, and older

ther James ha

e ca

ches f

82 y

ds. Sammie

ought

er has

been limit

ed with a

hip point

er and ha

just tw

o r

eceptions

or 3

2 y

ds.

GRADE:

DEFENSE:

The B

eavers

were unable to

make stops with the

game on the line.

After taking a 28-20

lead with 2:18

emaining, Utah

marched downfield

in less than a minute

tie the game on a

25-yard touchdown

ass and 2-point

conversion. The

es go

t the b

all

back on their on

their 45-y

ard line

with 1:06 left and got

in position f

or L

ouie

Sakoda’s game-

winning 37-yard field

al as time

expired. OSU’s pass

ense br

e do

on the Utes’ last two

possessions. The

Beavers gave up

7 t

tal y

ds and

forced two

turnovers. Safety Al

Afalava returned an

int

ception f

or a

uchdown.

GRADE:

SPE

CIAL TEAMS:

Justin

Kahut converted a

37-yard field goal,

but missed from

43 yards, and

missed an extra

point af

ter OSU’s

first touchdown that

affected the game.

The B

s came

up empty on two

-point conv

ersion

attempts. OSU gave

up a 7

9-y

d kick

return. Johnny

Hekk

er averaged

38.3 yards on six

punts, with tw

downed inside the

20, but he was

unable t

o come up

with a big kick late in

the f

our

th quar

when the Beavers

needed it most.

GRADE:

D-

VERALL:

Championship

football teams don’t

give up 11 points in

the final 89 seconds

of a game. A late

ass interference

call on safety Greg

Laybourn on Utah’s

2-point con

sion

attempt to tie the

ame w

questionable, but

the B

s pla

well enough to win.

An upset a

t then-No.

15 Utah would have

continued

momentum from the

USC game. OSU

should no

t be

disheartened by a

narr

w de

t on

the road against a

ranked team.

GRADE:

C+

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from 10 yards out past McNary

oalkeeper Kraig Massee with

:34 left in the half.

he Celtics maintained offen-

sive pressure for the majority of

the first half, but it was the Sax-

ons who capitalized on their

opportunity.

“During practice we do a lot

of shooting, we work on compo-

sure,” Cortes said. “That goal, I

stayed focused.”

or most of the second half,

outh Salem controlled the pos-

session, but after many shots

against McNary’s goal, the Sax-

ons couldn’t break through.

In the final 10 minutes,

McNary got organized on

offense and had several good

shots, including one from

Steven Rodriguez which

bounced off the cross bar,

efore breaking through with

eltran’s goal.

“We just needed to pressure

more the defense,” McNary for-

ward Eric Zepeda said. “That’s

what cost us a first goal. We

weren’t pressuring. We played

good in the second half.”

The Celtics marked Zepeda

tightly throughout the match

with two or three defenders at a

time.

As the match moved on, Zepe-

da often took to the wing to

allow teammates more direct

shots at goal.

“We just wanted to shut down

Zepeda,” Foster said. “We want-

d to pay special attention to

him and not let him get space

and be able to penetrate our

efense because we know he’s

the leading scorer from last

year. He has a good shot, that’s

how they get a lot of their

goals.”

Both teams had

opportunities to take outright

possession of the conference

lead with a win, but the tie

leaves the league’s outcome lit-

le different than it was before

the match.

But in a defensive match

uch as Tuesday’s, a tie is a pos-

itive result.

“I was happy for 77 minutes,

then unhappy for three min-

utes,” Johansen said. “I’m kind

of a defensive coach. I try to

preach the importance of

defense. I’m a firm believer in

the defense wins champi-

onships mantra. We just were

anging on and hanging on and

hanging on, we just couldn’t

quite hang on long enough.

“We need to be just a little bit

better. We need to be three min-

tes better.”

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South Salem’s Josh Noonkester heads the ball past a McNary player during the two teams’

1-1 tie on Tuesday.

Statesman Journal

PORTLAND — Backers of a plan to put a

Major League Soccer franchise in Portland sub-

mitted a formal bid Tuesday to the MLS.

A statement by Shortstop, LLC president Mer-

rit Paulson on behalf of the organizers indicated

that the group expects a response to their appli-

cation by March 2009 at the latest.

MLS has 14 franchises, with Seattle joining in

2009 and Philadelphia in 2010. The league said it

plans to announce the admission of two more

franchises by the spring. Those new teams would

begin play in the 2011 season.

Paulson owns the Portland Timbers soccer

team and the Portland Beavers minor league

baseball team.

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