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WINSTON -- Derik Farley, Dustin Farley and Andrew Neilson combined for 128 rushing yards on 14 carries, and the Trojans opened the season with a 28-0 home victory over Elmira in the season opener.
Douglas finished with 265 yards of offense, 225 coming in the ground. Ten different players carried the ball for the Trojans, who also limited the Falcons to 98 yards of offense and just 1.7 yards per rush.
Derik Farley, who had three quarterback sacks, six tackles and a blocked punt, had a 46-yard touchdown run on his only carry of the game that put the Trojans up 13-0 after Robbie Perron's point-after kick was blocked.
Kevin Godfrey caught a 13-yard scoring pass from Cody Walton with five seconds left in the first half, and Andrew Neilson capped the scoring with a 10-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter.
"I am really pround of the effort tonight," Douglas coach Rick Taylor said. "I could not have asked much more out of the kids on both sides of the ball. We needed this win to set a positive tone for the season, and they really earned it."
The Trojans host Myrtle Point in another non-league game next Friday.
Elmira 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Douglas 0 21 0 7 -- 28
2nd: D -- Walton 2 run (Perron kick), 8:42; D -- Farley 46 run (kick blocked), 1:50; D -- Godfrey 13 pass from Walton (Walton run), :05. 4th: D -- Neilson 10 run (Perron kick), 11:23.
Elm. Doug.
First downs 9 13
Total Net Yards 98 265
Rushes-yards 27-45 47-224
Passing 53 41
Comp-Att-Int 6-19-0 4-5-0
Punts 2-22.75 2-29.5
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 3-17 6-40
Myrtle Point 21
South Umpqua 6
TRI CITY -- Myrtle Point used a bruising running game to compile 196 yards on 49 carries in its non-league victory over South Umpqua Friday night at Loghry Field.
The Bobcats' ground attack was led by Zach Sykes, who carried the ball 19 times for 117 yards and a touchdown, and Scott Buche, who had a pair of one-yard touchdown runs.
Myrtle Point, a Class 3A club, used a 15-point burst in the second quarter and a touchdown in the third quarter for 21 unanswered points. South Umpqua's lone touchdown came with less than half the fourth quarter left on a 37-yard touchdown pass.
The most telling stat of the game was South Umpqua's three turnovers and 71 yards of total offense compared to Myrtle Point's one turnover and 226 yards.
South Umpqua (0-2 overall) visits North Valley of Merlin next Friday.
Myrtle Point 0 15 6 0 -- 21
South Umpqua 0 0 0 6 -- 6
2nd: MP -- Buche 1 run (kick failed), 9:27. MP -- Safety, 3:50. MP -- Sykes 5 run (Gallino kick), :46. 3rd: MP -- Buche 1 run (kick failed), 2:28. 4th: SU -- Collins 37 pass from Smedley (pass failed), 5:42.
M.P. S.U.
First downs 13 4
Total Net Yards 226 71
Rushes-yards 49-196 28-15
Passing 30 56
Comp-Att-Int 4-11-1 3-6-2
Punts 4-30 4-28
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-1
Penalties-Yards 3-25 3-15
Yoncalla 16
Rogue River 6
YONCALLA -- The Class 2A Eagles used a strong defensive performance, ending a 15-game losing streak dating back to 2004 with a non-league win over the 4A Chieftains Friday.
The contest was scoreless until the fourth quarter, then Yoncalla quarterback Josh Robles scored on a one-yard run and teammate Scott Roberts added a 10-yard TD run.
Caleb McDaniel finished with a game-high 115 yards rushing on 11 carries for Yoncalla. Ends McDaniel (three quarterback sacks) and Brett Andry (two sacks), and noseguard Daniel Pollock (two sacks, two forced fumbles) led the defensive effort.
"I'm so proud of the kids, they worked so hard to get this win," said Yoncalla coach Bill Shaw. "I want to compliment my coaching staff for having the kids ready to play."
The Eagles (1-1) visit Bandon next Friday in a non-league game.
Rogue River 0 0 0 6 -- 6
Yoncalla 0 0 0 16 -- 16
4th: Y -- Robles 1 run (Roberts run). Y -- Roberts 10 run (Thompson run). RR -- Friend 16 pass from Burman (run failed).
R.R. Yon.
First downs 7 13
Total Net Yards 103 291
Rushes-yards 22-22 36-216
Passing yards 81 75
Comp-Att-Int 9-23-1 7-13-1
Punts 6-25.0 3-37.0
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards 5-40 3-45
Glendale 6
Glide 0
GLIDE -- In a defensive battle, quarterback Jake Platt's nine-yard run in the second quarter provided the only score as the Class 2A Pirates shut out the 3A Wildcats Friday night in a non-league contest.
"It was poor execution on our part," Glide coach Jody Doty said. "Our defense struggled a little bit in the first half and our offense could not generate anything. The kids are struggling to pick up the offense."
Glide only managed 72 yards of total offense compared to 227 for the Pirates.
Glide (1-1) heads south to play Riddle Friday in a non-league game. Glendale (1-0) plays host to St. Mary's of Medford in non-league action.
Glendale 0 6 0 0 -- 6
Glide 0 0 0 0 -- 0
2nd: G -- Platt 9 run (run failed).
Gle. Gli.
First downs 11 6
Total Net Yards 227 72
Rushes-yards 43-181 24-47
Passing yards 46 25
Comp-Att-Int 3-8-0 3-12-1
Punts 3-27 6-37.7
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 3-15 2-10
Santiam 49
North Douglas 0
DRAIN -- Santiam scored four touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 42-0 halftime lead on its way to handing the Warriors a season-opening loss on Friday.
North Douglas, playing its first game since 2003 after combining with Yoncalla, trailed 14-0 at the end of the first quarter and couldn't recover.
The Warriors continue non-league play on Friday when they host Siletz Valley, an eight-man football team from the Mountain West League.
Santiam 14 28 7 0 -- 49
North Douglas 0 0 0 0 -- 0
No other statistics available.
Elkton 24
Crow 8
ELKTON -- Elkton did something Friday that is a very rare feat for a football team: It won two games against two different teams. The Elks beat Paisley 2-0 in a Skyline League forfeit and defeated Crow in a non-league game.
The game against Paisley was forfeited because they could not field a team, so Elkton coach J.J. Mast scheduled Crow to replace them.
"I would have to say we had a very good night, with two wins," Mast said. "We really took it to Crow. We hit them hard and ran the ball very well."
Senior quarterback/tailback Josh Ruble was the star of the night on offense for the Elks. He threw for 133 yards and one touchdown along with 213 rushing yards and three more scores. Elkton finished with 504 yards total offense.
Defensive end Chad White, a transfer from Sacramento, had six tackles for 42 yards in losses. Outside linebacker Mac Smith led the team with 11 tackles.
"I felt good to beat a state quarterfinalist last year in Crow," Mast said. "It was the most complete I have seen us play in awhile."
Elkton (2-0 overall, 1-0 Skyline) plays host to Prospect next Friday.
Crow 0 0 0 8 -- 8
Elkton 6 12 0 6 -- 24
1st: E -- Ruble 40 run (run failed). 2nd: E -- Selis 25 pass from Ruble (pass failed). E -- Ruble 18 run (pass failed). 4th: E -- Ruble 34 run (run failed). C -- Putnam 1 run (Putnam run).
Crow Elk.
First downs 5 17
Total Net Yards 139 504
Rushes-yards 38-129 42-333-3
Passing 10 171
Comp-Att-Int 3-6-0 13-21-1
Punts 2-40.0 0-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-45 15-100
Camas Valley 32
Prospect 20
PROSPECT -- Camas Valley won on the scoreboard Friday, but suffered a big loss on the field in a Skyline League football win over the Cougars.
Senior quarterback Nick Weaver rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries before suffering a broken leg in the third quarter. He'll be lost for the remainder of the season and be replaced by junior Cody Kievit.
CV's Cameron Wolfe had three receptions for 112 yards and two TDs. The Hornets got strong defensive games from outside linebackers Dennis Wolfe (13 tackles) and Kievit (12 tackles), and sophomore Ben Carter (seven tackles, two fumble recoveries).
Camas Valley coach Eli Wolfe was pleased with the victory, but heartbroken to lose Weaver. "I'm proud how the kids fought through adversity," he said.
Prospect quarterback Jacob Schultz accounted for all of his team's points. He threw for 189 yards and two scores and ran for 127 yards and a touchdown.
Camas Valley (2-0 overall, 1-0 Skyline) is scheduled to host Lowell in non-league game next Friday. Eli Wolfe said he's considering canceling the contest due to a small roster.
Camas Valley 6 12 6 8 -- 32
Prospect 0 0 6 14 -- 20
1st: CV -- Weaver 40 run (run failed). 2nd: CV -- Weaver 15 run (run failed). CV -- Weaver 60 run (run failed). 3rd: CV -- Wolfe 22 pass from Kievit (run failed). P -- Schultz 70 run (pass failed). 4th: P -- McCoy 22 pass from Schultz (Holben pass from Schultz). CV -- Wolfe 75 pass from Kievit (D. Wolfe pass from Kievit). P -- Carper 18 pass from Schultz (pass failed).
C.V. Pros.
First downs 6 4
Total Net Yards 329 255
Rushes-yards 29-189 30-202
Passing 140 53
Comp-Att-Int 10-24-0 9-15-0
Punts 2-27.0 3-26.0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 7-5
Penalties-Yards 6-45 6-50
Mohawk 60
Days Creek 14
DAYS CREEK -- After beating Crow last week, the Wolves played a tougher opponent in Mohawk on Friday and were beaten soundly by the arm and legs of quarterback Brody Wilkins.
Wilkins threw for four touchdowns and ran for two more. Tyler Ludwig also had a stellar outing for the Indians, catching and running for a touchdown.
"They have great speed and we had a hard time defending them on the edge," Days Creek coach Gene Forman said. "I would be surprised if anyone can compete with them."
John Wolf had a strong game for Days Creek. He ran the ball 14 times for 82 yards and touchdown, and returned a kickoff 90 yards for a score.
"We moved the ball well against them in the first half, but mental errors and penalites cost us points," Forman said.
Mohawk more than doubled Days Creek's output on the ground, 279-136.
Days Creek (1-1) hosts Paisley in Skyline League play next Friday -- assuming Paisley has enough players to suit up.
Mohawk 24 28 8 0 -- 60
Days Creek 8 6 0 0 -- 14
1st: M -- Ludwig 11 pass from Wilkins (Krull run). M -- Merrill 19 pass from Wilkins (Wilkins run). DC -- Wolf 20 run (Wolf run). M -- Wilkins 70 run (Wilkins run). 2nd: M -- Krull 23 pass from Wilkins (Wilkins run). DC -- Wolf 90 kickoff return (run failed). M -- Wilkins 2 run (run failed). M -- Ludwig 31 run (Wilkins run). M -- Sheelar 12 pass from Wilkins (run failed). 3rd: M -- Spencer 2 run (York run).
Moh. D.C.
First downs 12 6
Total Net Yards 405 136
Rushes-yards 27-279 28-136
Passing 126 0
Comp-Att-Int 6-10-0 0-1-1
Punts 0-0 2-27
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 4-35 4-40
Douglas finished with 265 yards of offense, 225 coming in the ground. Ten different players carried the ball for the Trojans, who also limited the Falcons to 98 yards of offense and just 1.7 yards per rush.
Derik Farley, who had three quarterback sacks, six tackles and a blocked punt, had a 46-yard touchdown run on his only carry of the game that put the Trojans up 13-0 after Robbie Perron's point-after kick was blocked.
Kevin Godfrey caught a 13-yard scoring pass from Cody Walton with five seconds left in the first half, and Andrew Neilson capped the scoring with a 10-yard scoring run in the fourth quarter.
"I am really pround of the effort tonight," Douglas coach Rick Taylor said. "I could not have asked much more out of the kids on both sides of the ball. We needed this win to set a positive tone for the season, and they really earned it."
The Trojans host Myrtle Point in another non-league game next Friday.
Elmira 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Douglas 0 21 0 7 -- 28
2nd: D -- Walton 2 run (Perron kick), 8:42; D -- Farley 46 run (kick blocked), 1:50; D -- Godfrey 13 pass from Walton (Walton run), :05. 4th: D -- Neilson 10 run (Perron kick), 11:23.
Elm. Doug.
First downs 9 13
Total Net Yards 98 265
Rushes-yards 27-45 47-224
Passing 53 41
Comp-Att-Int 6-19-0 4-5-0
Punts 2-22.75 2-29.5
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 3-17 6-40
Myrtle Point 21
South Umpqua 6
TRI CITY -- Myrtle Point used a bruising running game to compile 196 yards on 49 carries in its non-league victory over South Umpqua Friday night at Loghry Field.
The Bobcats' ground attack was led by Zach Sykes, who carried the ball 19 times for 117 yards and a touchdown, and Scott Buche, who had a pair of one-yard touchdown runs.
Myrtle Point, a Class 3A club, used a 15-point burst in the second quarter and a touchdown in the third quarter for 21 unanswered points. South Umpqua's lone touchdown came with less than half the fourth quarter left on a 37-yard touchdown pass.
The most telling stat of the game was South Umpqua's three turnovers and 71 yards of total offense compared to Myrtle Point's one turnover and 226 yards.
South Umpqua (0-2 overall) visits North Valley of Merlin next Friday.
Myrtle Point 0 15 6 0 -- 21
South Umpqua 0 0 0 6 -- 6
2nd: MP -- Buche 1 run (kick failed), 9:27. MP -- Safety, 3:50. MP -- Sykes 5 run (Gallino kick), :46. 3rd: MP -- Buche 1 run (kick failed), 2:28. 4th: SU -- Collins 37 pass from Smedley (pass failed), 5:42.
M.P. S.U.
First downs 13 4
Total Net Yards 226 71
Rushes-yards 49-196 28-15
Passing 30 56
Comp-Att-Int 4-11-1 3-6-2
Punts 4-30 4-28
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-1
Penalties-Yards 3-25 3-15
Yoncalla 16
Rogue River 6
YONCALLA -- The Class 2A Eagles used a strong defensive performance, ending a 15-game losing streak dating back to 2004 with a non-league win over the 4A Chieftains Friday.
The contest was scoreless until the fourth quarter, then Yoncalla quarterback Josh Robles scored on a one-yard run and teammate Scott Roberts added a 10-yard TD run.
Caleb McDaniel finished with a game-high 115 yards rushing on 11 carries for Yoncalla. Ends McDaniel (three quarterback sacks) and Brett Andry (two sacks), and noseguard Daniel Pollock (two sacks, two forced fumbles) led the defensive effort.
"I'm so proud of the kids, they worked so hard to get this win," said Yoncalla coach Bill Shaw. "I want to compliment my coaching staff for having the kids ready to play."
The Eagles (1-1) visit Bandon next Friday in a non-league game.
Rogue River 0 0 0 6 -- 6
Yoncalla 0 0 0 16 -- 16
4th: Y -- Robles 1 run (Roberts run). Y -- Roberts 10 run (Thompson run). RR -- Friend 16 pass from Burman (run failed).
R.R. Yon.
First downs 7 13
Total Net Yards 103 291
Rushes-yards 22-22 36-216
Passing yards 81 75
Comp-Att-Int 9-23-1 7-13-1
Punts 6-25.0 3-37.0
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1
Penalties-Yards 5-40 3-45
Glendale 6
Glide 0
GLIDE -- In a defensive battle, quarterback Jake Platt's nine-yard run in the second quarter provided the only score as the Class 2A Pirates shut out the 3A Wildcats Friday night in a non-league contest.
"It was poor execution on our part," Glide coach Jody Doty said. "Our defense struggled a little bit in the first half and our offense could not generate anything. The kids are struggling to pick up the offense."
Glide only managed 72 yards of total offense compared to 227 for the Pirates.
Glide (1-1) heads south to play Riddle Friday in a non-league game. Glendale (1-0) plays host to St. Mary's of Medford in non-league action.
Glendale 0 6 0 0 -- 6
Glide 0 0 0 0 -- 0
2nd: G -- Platt 9 run (run failed).
Gle. Gli.
First downs 11 6
Total Net Yards 227 72
Rushes-yards 43-181 24-47
Passing yards 46 25
Comp-Att-Int 3-8-0 3-12-1
Punts 3-27 6-37.7
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 3-15 2-10
Santiam 49
North Douglas 0
DRAIN -- Santiam scored four touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 42-0 halftime lead on its way to handing the Warriors a season-opening loss on Friday.
North Douglas, playing its first game since 2003 after combining with Yoncalla, trailed 14-0 at the end of the first quarter and couldn't recover.
The Warriors continue non-league play on Friday when they host Siletz Valley, an eight-man football team from the Mountain West League.
Santiam 14 28 7 0 -- 49
North Douglas 0 0 0 0 -- 0
No other statistics available.
Elkton 24
Crow 8
ELKTON -- Elkton did something Friday that is a very rare feat for a football team: It won two games against two different teams. The Elks beat Paisley 2-0 in a Skyline League forfeit and defeated Crow in a non-league game.
The game against Paisley was forfeited because they could not field a team, so Elkton coach J.J. Mast scheduled Crow to replace them.
"I would have to say we had a very good night, with two wins," Mast said. "We really took it to Crow. We hit them hard and ran the ball very well."
Senior quarterback/tailback Josh Ruble was the star of the night on offense for the Elks. He threw for 133 yards and one touchdown along with 213 rushing yards and three more scores. Elkton finished with 504 yards total offense.
Defensive end Chad White, a transfer from Sacramento, had six tackles for 42 yards in losses. Outside linebacker Mac Smith led the team with 11 tackles.
"I felt good to beat a state quarterfinalist last year in Crow," Mast said. "It was the most complete I have seen us play in awhile."
Elkton (2-0 overall, 1-0 Skyline) plays host to Prospect next Friday.
Crow 0 0 0 8 -- 8
Elkton 6 12 0 6 -- 24
1st: E -- Ruble 40 run (run failed). 2nd: E -- Selis 25 pass from Ruble (pass failed). E -- Ruble 18 run (pass failed). 4th: E -- Ruble 34 run (run failed). C -- Putnam 1 run (Putnam run).
Crow Elk.
First downs 5 17
Total Net Yards 139 504
Rushes-yards 38-129 42-333-3
Passing 10 171
Comp-Att-Int 3-6-0 13-21-1
Punts 2-40.0 0-0
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 5-45 15-100
Camas Valley 32
Prospect 20
PROSPECT -- Camas Valley won on the scoreboard Friday, but suffered a big loss on the field in a Skyline League football win over the Cougars.
Senior quarterback Nick Weaver rushed for 162 yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries before suffering a broken leg in the third quarter. He'll be lost for the remainder of the season and be replaced by junior Cody Kievit.
CV's Cameron Wolfe had three receptions for 112 yards and two TDs. The Hornets got strong defensive games from outside linebackers Dennis Wolfe (13 tackles) and Kievit (12 tackles), and sophomore Ben Carter (seven tackles, two fumble recoveries).
Camas Valley coach Eli Wolfe was pleased with the victory, but heartbroken to lose Weaver. "I'm proud how the kids fought through adversity," he said.
Prospect quarterback Jacob Schultz accounted for all of his team's points. He threw for 189 yards and two scores and ran for 127 yards and a touchdown.
Camas Valley (2-0 overall, 1-0 Skyline) is scheduled to host Lowell in non-league game next Friday. Eli Wolfe said he's considering canceling the contest due to a small roster.
Camas Valley 6 12 6 8 -- 32
Prospect 0 0 6 14 -- 20
1st: CV -- Weaver 40 run (run failed). 2nd: CV -- Weaver 15 run (run failed). CV -- Weaver 60 run (run failed). 3rd: CV -- Wolfe 22 pass from Kievit (run failed). P -- Schultz 70 run (pass failed). 4th: P -- McCoy 22 pass from Schultz (Holben pass from Schultz). CV -- Wolfe 75 pass from Kievit (D. Wolfe pass from Kievit). P -- Carper 18 pass from Schultz (pass failed).
C.V. Pros.
First downs 6 4
Total Net Yards 329 255
Rushes-yards 29-189 30-202
Passing 140 53
Comp-Att-Int 10-24-0 9-15-0
Punts 2-27.0 3-26.0
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 7-5
Penalties-Yards 6-45 6-50
Mohawk 60
Days Creek 14
DAYS CREEK -- After beating Crow last week, the Wolves played a tougher opponent in Mohawk on Friday and were beaten soundly by the arm and legs of quarterback Brody Wilkins.
Wilkins threw for four touchdowns and ran for two more. Tyler Ludwig also had a stellar outing for the Indians, catching and running for a touchdown.
"They have great speed and we had a hard time defending them on the edge," Days Creek coach Gene Forman said. "I would be surprised if anyone can compete with them."
John Wolf had a strong game for Days Creek. He ran the ball 14 times for 82 yards and touchdown, and returned a kickoff 90 yards for a score.
"We moved the ball well against them in the first half, but mental errors and penalites cost us points," Forman said.
Mohawk more than doubled Days Creek's output on the ground, 279-136.
Days Creek (1-1) hosts Paisley in Skyline League play next Friday -- assuming Paisley has enough players to suit up.
Mohawk 24 28 8 0 -- 60
Days Creek 8 6 0 0 -- 14
1st: M -- Ludwig 11 pass from Wilkins (Krull run). M -- Merrill 19 pass from Wilkins (Wilkins run). DC -- Wolf 20 run (Wolf run). M -- Wilkins 70 run (Wilkins run). 2nd: M -- Krull 23 pass from Wilkins (Wilkins run). DC -- Wolf 90 kickoff return (run failed). M -- Wilkins 2 run (run failed). M -- Ludwig 31 run (Wilkins run). M -- Sheelar 12 pass from Wilkins (run failed). 3rd: M -- Spencer 2 run (York run).
Moh. D.C.
First downs 12 6
Total Net Yards 405 136
Rushes-yards 27-279 28-136
Passing 126 0
Comp-Att-Int 6-10-0 0-1-1
Punts 0-0 2-27
Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties-Yards 4-35 4-40
