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BONANZA -- Andrew Young's 48-yard touchdown reception from Nate Adams with 1:17 remaining capped Oakland's improbable rally from a 10-0 fourth-quarter deficit, and the unranked Oakers held on to stun fourth-ranked Bonanza 14-10 in non-league play Friday night.
Adams finished 11-for-26 passing for 217 yards and had 90 yards rushing on 21 carries, and his 4-yard touchdown run with 4:56 remaining put Oakland on the scoreboard. The Oakers (2-0) outgained last year's Class 2A state runner up 319-203 and won despite four turnovers.
"It was just a tremendous effort by our kids," said Oakland coach Dallas Amer. "They just never gave up, they never stopped battling. It was a matter of who wanted it more ... our offensive line hung in there and didn't back down."
Young had six catches for 136 yards to pace Oakland's receivers. Josh Gibson had 98 yards on nine carries to lead Bonanza, which took a 7-0 lead on Gibson's 78-yard TD run in the third quarter. Carson Mockridge added a 24-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to give the Antlers (1-1) a 10-point cushion.
Oakland opens Mountain View Conference play next Friday against another tough opponent, No. 2-ranked Monroe, on the road.
Oakland 0 0 0 14 -- 14
Bonanza 0 0 7 3 -- 10
3rd: B -- Gibson 78 run (Mockridge kick). 4th: B -- Mockridge 24 FG. O -- Adams 4 run (Mathis pass from Adams). 4:56; O -- Young 48 pass from Adams (pass failed), 1:17.
Oak. Bon.
First downs 11 4
Total net yards 319 203
Rushes-yards 29-102 44-175
Passing yards 217 28
Passes 11-26-1 2-7-1
Fumbles-lost 7-3 3-2
Punts-average 7-41.0 6-37.0
Penalties-yards 6-60 5-45
Bandon 21
Yoncalla 20, 2 OT
YONCALLA -- After going ahead in the second overtime, Yoncalla couldn't stop Bandon on a fourth-and-12 and the Tigers won the game on the only extra point attempted Friday.
"We were so close to victory tonight," Eagles coach Bill Shaw said. "We held them in the first overtime but they were able to complete a 12-yard pass on fourth down to tie. The extra point made it by about six inches."
Caleb McDaniel led the way for Yoncalla with 29 carries for 198 yards and two touchdowns. He also had four sacks and two fumble recoveries on defense. Ben Thompson had 15 tackles and an interception and Levi Lindell had two interceptions.
"Caleb did a lot of everything for us," Shaw said. "I was happy with the level of committment from our players. We almost had it. I'm very proud of the effort by the kids."
Steven Gaspar led Bandon with 72 yards rushing. Jordan Siemer had a 42-yard touchdown run in the first quarter to tie the game at 6-6. Cord McCabe caught the touchdown in overtime from the arm of Keith Murray.
Yoncalla (0-2) starts Mountain View Conference play next Friday when the Eagles head to Glendale.
Bandon 6 0 8 0 0 7 -- 21
Yoncalla 14 0 0 0 0 6 -- 20
1st: Y -- Arter 21 run (run failed). B -- Siemer 42 run (run failed). Y -- McDaniel 54 run (Randal run). 3rd: B -- Webb 23 run (run good). 2OT: Y -- McDaniel 13 run (run failed). B -- McCabe 12 pass from Murray (Garrett kick).
Ban. Yon.
First Downs 10 9
Total Net Yards 257 265
Rushes-Yards 45-182 43-265
Passing Yards 75 0
Comp-Att-Int 5-17-3 0-7-0
Fumbles-Lost 7-2 5-2
Punts-Avg. 1-30 7-32
Penalties-Yards 9-40 6-50
Scio 62
North Douglas 28
DRAIN -- Brock Sarbeck finished with 207 rushing yards and three touchdowns on seven carries, and Scio racked up 485 yards of total offense in a non-leagie victory over North Douglas.
Sarbeck scored on first-quarter runs of 52, 19 and 35 yards as Scio scored four unanswered touchdowns to open the game. Jake Rice had a 24 yard touchdown run in the opening stanza and Cameron Derrick had a 44-yard scamper and caught a 30-yard TD pass to Dustin Andes, but Scio held a 34-point lead heading into the fourth quarter.
"We're going to learn a lot from the mistakes we made," North Douglas coach James Shelton said. "Now we just need to improve on them."
Tyler Vancil added a 4-yard TD reception for the Warriors, who will try to bounce back next Friday when they host Riddle in their Mountain View Conference opener.
Scio 28 20 6 8 -- 62
N. Douglas 6 8 6 8 -- 28
1st: S -- Sarbeck 52 run (Mahwald kick); S -- Heil 43 run (kick failed); S -- Sarbeck 19 run (Mahwald kick); S -- Sarbeck 35 run (Ring run); ND -- Rice 24 run (kick failed). 2nd: S -- Mastenbroek 5 run (kick failed); S -- Mastenbroek 92 run (Heil run); S -- St. John 62 interception return (kick failed); ND -- Derrick 44 run (Rice run). 3rd: Mastenbroek 19 run (kick failed); ND -- Andres 30 pass from Derrick (kick failed). 4th: S -- Jacobson 23 run (Ring run); ND -- Vancil 4 pass from Rice (Herrad pass from Derrick). Scio N.D.
First Downs 13 9
Total Net Yards 485 252
Rushes-Yards 40-480 31-126
Passing Yards 5 126
Comp-Att-Int 1-1-0 10-24-3
Reedsport 38
Waldport 19
REEDSPORT -- Behind a strong running attack, Reedsport whipped Waldport in a non-league game.
The Braves finished with 426 yards rushing and nine different players ran the ball. Ryan Smith led the way with 196 yards on 13 carries and pulled up short of the endzone at the 2-yard line twice. Quarterback Adam Chase threw for two touchdowns and ran for one more.
"We controlled the ball and the clock really well with the run," Reedsport coach Steve Chase said. "We spread the rushing yards out quite a bit between nine players.
The Braves led off the scoring in the first quarter with a 28-yard touchdown pass from Chase to David King. Chase put them up for good with a two-yard run in the second quarter.
Reedsport opens Sunset League play on Friday at Coquille.
Waldport 7 6 0 6 -- 19
Reedsport 6 16 16 0 -- 38
1st: R -- King 28 pass from Chase (run failed). W -- Moore 65 run (Goforth kick). 2nd: R -- Chase 2 run (Kobey run). W -- Moore 3 run (run failed). R -- Santana 28 pass from Chase (Smith run). 3rd: R -- Morris 2 run (McDuffy run). R -- Kobey 2 run (Kobey run). 4th: W -- Machado 23 pass from Ballintine (run failed).
No team statistics available.
Myrtle Point 14
Douglas 7
MYRTLE POINT -- Ryan Hamilton threw a pair of touchdown passes as the 3A Bobcats got past the 4A Trojans in a non-league game.
Sky Woods caught a 15-yard TD pass from Cody Walton in the fourth quarter for Douglas (0-2). Coach Rick Taylor singled out the defensive play of outside linebacker Andrew Neilsen (14 tackles) and cornerback Bryson Norton.
Scott Clark had 97 yards rushing on 18 carries for the Bobcats. Woods and David Ingram each caught three passes for the Trojans, who had zero yards rushing.
"Our running game was totally negated and we have to improve on that so we can keep the ball on offense and keep the pressure off the defense," said Douglas coach Rick Taylor. "Myrtle Point had the ball almost 30 more plays than we did and that gets tiring for the defense."
Douglas will be at home next Friday to face Illinois Valley of Cave Junction in a non-league game.
Douglas 0 0 0 7 -- 7
Myrtle Point 0 0 6 8 -- 14
3rd: MP -- Hitner 21 pass from Hamilton (run failed). 4th: MP -- Love 1 pass from Hamilton (Hitner pass from Hamilton); D -- Woods 15 pass from Walton (Norton kick).
Doug. M.P.
First Downs 7 9
Total Net Yards 112 206
Rushes-Yards 20-0 31-111
Passing Yards 112 95
Comp-Att-Int 10-28-1 11-26-1
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2
Punts-Avg. 7-25.6 4-27.5
Penalties-Yards 3-27 6-50
La Pine 20
Sutherlin 0
LA PINE -- Despite having some opportunities, Sutherlin made too many mistakes and was shut out by La Pine in a non-league contest.
"Turnovers and penalties killed us all game," Bulldogs coach Josh Gary said. "We would do well, then we would have a penalty. A lot of mistakes for us. They ran the ball pretty well, though."
Sutherlin finished with 173 yards rushing on 34 attempts as Austin Elliott had 14 carries for 105 yards for the Bulldogs. The Hawks rushed for 243 yards on 51 carries.
Read Gabiel scored the game's first touchdown in the second quarter on a 6-yard run, and Brandon Terrill and Ty Slater each added 1-yard scoring runs in the second half.
The Bulldogs (1-2) head to North Valley of Merlin next Friday for a non-league game.
Sutherlin 0 0 0 0 -- 0
La Pine 0 6 6 8 -- 20
2nd: L -- Gabiel 6 run (run failed). 3rd: L -- Terrill 1 run (run failed). 4th: L -- Slater 1 run (Terrell run).
Suth. LaP.
First Downs 11 19
Total Net Yards 217 362
Rushes-Yards 34-173 51-243
Passing Yards 44 119
Comp-Att-Int 3-9-2 6-10-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1
Punts-Avg. 2-38.5 0-0
Penalties-Yards 6-60 3-15
North Valley 21
South Umpqua 6
TRI CITY -- South Umpqua led 6-0 at halftime, but the Knights scored three touchdowns in the second half to take the non-league win at Loghry Field.
"We bent, but didn't break in the first half and we stayed with them," Lancers coach Kevin Hubbard said. "We just came out flat in the second half and they just took it to us. We had a chance in the fourth to tie it, but the pass was barely overthrown. It was a good football game. We played hard."
S.U.'s Clayton Lent had three receptions for 28 yards, including a 6-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ryan Smedley. D.J. Flores made two catches for 35 yards. South Umpqua was outgained 356-161 for the game.
North Valley got touchdown runs from Keith Sweets and Tony Norman and Brendan Reyes-Johnson caught a 20-yard scoring pass from Jake Slate.
The Lancers (0-2) travel north next Friday, visiting Marshall-Biztech for a non-league game.
North Valley 0 0 14 7 -- 21
S. Umpqua 0 6 0 0 -- 6
2nd: SU -- Lent 6 pass from Smedley (kick failed). 3rd: NV -- Sweets 4 run (Woodruff kick). NV -- Reyes-Johnson 20 pass from Slate (Woodruff kick). 4th: NV -- Norman 12 run (Woodruff kick).
N.V. S.U.
First Downs 18 13
Total Net Yards 356 161
Rushes-Yards 41-245 34-70
Passing Yards 111 91
Comp-Att-Int 7-8-0 8-20-1
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
Punts-Avg. 0-0 3-40
Penalties-Yards 10-90 7-40
SKYLINE LEAGUE
Camas Valley 66
Prospect 0
CAMAS VALLEY -- Six of the 11 Camas Valley players who suited up against Prospect scored and the Hornets held the Cougars to 33 yards total offense in their Skyline League victory.
Kurt Dever finished with 182 yards of total offense, including 137 rushing yards on eight carries and a 34-yard touchdown run. Dennis Wolfe ran for 109 yards and two scores, Ben Carter had a 20-yard TD run and a 19-yard touchdown reception and Chase Elliott added scoring jaunts of 4 and 15 yards.
Mason Cay's 22-yard TD reception from Elliott with 2:30 left in the first quarter gave the Hornets (2-0) a 28-0 first-quarter lead. Lineman Eli Fisher added a 1-yard TD run.
On defense, Cody Kievit, Wolfe and Elliott each had five tackles, with Wolfe and Elliott each recovering a fumble. The Hornets didn't allow a first down.
"Any time you come out and allow just 33 yards of offense, you're playing pretty solid," Hornets coach Eli Wolfe said. "The kids were just flying to the ball. I'm really proud of them."
Camas has a bye this week and continues league play Sept. 29 at Triad.
Prospect 0 0 0 0 -- 0
C. Valley 28 16 16 6 -- 66
1st: CV -- Wolfe 58 run (Dever run), 10:26; CV -- Wolfe 3 pass from Kievit (Dever run), 6:57; CV -- Carter 19 pass from Kievit (pass failed), 6:00; CV -- Cay 22 pass from Elliott (run failed), 2:30. 2nd: CV -- Fisher 1 run (Dever pass from Elliott), 11:55; CV -- Carter 20 run (Kievit pass from Carter), 8:03. 3rd: CV -- Dever 34 run (Wolfe pass from Elliott), 10:52; CV -- Elliott 4 run (Carter pass from Elliott), 3:40. 4th: CV -- Elliott 15 run (run failed), 5:00. Pro. C.V.
First Downs 0 12
Total Net Yards 33 528
Rushes-Yards 17-17 31-372
Passing Yards 16 156
Comp-Att-Int 3-9-0 9-14-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0
Punts-Avg. 4-17 0-0
Penalties-Yards 1-10 6-40
Triad 34
Elkton 28
ELKTON -- Junior Mack Smith accounted for 293 of Elkton's 301 total yards and had a role in all four touchdowns, but the Elks fell to Triad in a Skyline League game.
Smith carried the ball 14 times for 130 yards and two scores and completed 12-of-16 passes for 163 yards and two TDs. Smith also finished with a team-high 22 tackles on defense.
Mario Celis had 11 receptions for 147 yards and a score. Kevin Rose caught Smith's second TD pass -- his only reception of the game -- for 15 yards.
The Timberwolves used a safety in the final three minutes of the game to tie the score and then returned the ensuing kickoff 55 yards for the score -- and the victory. Triad is in its first year of playing eight-man football.
Triad's Sky Smith threw for 139 yards and two scores.
Elkton (0-2) will travel to Prospect next Friday for a league game.
Triad 14 6 6 8 -- 34
Elkton 0 16 6 6 -- 28
1st: T -- Meeker 4 run (run failed); T --Odgard 37 pass from S. Smith (Meeker run). 2nd: T -- Maddalena 36 pass from S. Smith (pass failed); E -- M. Smith 12 run (Smith run); E -- Celis 25 pass from M. Smith (Smith run). 3rd: E -- M. Smith 15 run (run failed); T -- Balin 13 run (run failed). 4th: E -- Rose 16 pass from M. Smith (pass failed). T -- Safety; T -- 55 kick return (run failed).
Elk. Triad
First Downs 13 11
Total Net Yards 301 232
Rushes-Yards 30-138 35-83
Passing Yards 163 149
Comp-Att-Int 12-16-2 10-19-2
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-0
Punts-Avg. 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 5-50 3-25
Mohawk 50
Days Creek 0
MARCOLA -- Brody Wilkins scored five touchdowns, one on a 70-yard punt return, as the Indians shut out the Wolves in a non-league game.
Tyson Ludwig had 104 yards rushing for Mohawk. Days Creek lost its second straight and dropped to 1-2 overall.
Days Creek 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Mohawk 14 22 6 8 -- 50
1st: M -- Wilkins 2 run (Ludwig run); M -- Wilkins 70 punt return (run failed). 2nd: M -- Whisenant 34 pass from Wilkins (Sheelar run); M -- Wilkins 3 run (Wilkins run); M -- Wilkins 25 run (pass failed). 3rd: M -- Wilkins 18 run (pass failed). 4th: M -- Sheelar 14 run (Vian run).
No other information provided.
Adams finished 11-for-26 passing for 217 yards and had 90 yards rushing on 21 carries, and his 4-yard touchdown run with 4:56 remaining put Oakland on the scoreboard. The Oakers (2-0) outgained last year's Class 2A state runner up 319-203 and won despite four turnovers.
"It was just a tremendous effort by our kids," said Oakland coach Dallas Amer. "They just never gave up, they never stopped battling. It was a matter of who wanted it more ... our offensive line hung in there and didn't back down."
Young had six catches for 136 yards to pace Oakland's receivers. Josh Gibson had 98 yards on nine carries to lead Bonanza, which took a 7-0 lead on Gibson's 78-yard TD run in the third quarter. Carson Mockridge added a 24-yard field goal in the fourth quarter to give the Antlers (1-1) a 10-point cushion.
Oakland opens Mountain View Conference play next Friday against another tough opponent, No. 2-ranked Monroe, on the road.
Oakland 0 0 0 14 -- 14
Bonanza 0 0 7 3 -- 10
3rd: B -- Gibson 78 run (Mockridge kick). 4th: B -- Mockridge 24 FG. O -- Adams 4 run (Mathis pass from Adams). 4:56; O -- Young 48 pass from Adams (pass failed), 1:17.
Oak. Bon.
First downs 11 4
Total net yards 319 203
Rushes-yards 29-102 44-175
Passing yards 217 28
Passes 11-26-1 2-7-1
Fumbles-lost 7-3 3-2
Punts-average 7-41.0 6-37.0
Penalties-yards 6-60 5-45
Bandon 21
Yoncalla 20, 2 OT
YONCALLA -- After going ahead in the second overtime, Yoncalla couldn't stop Bandon on a fourth-and-12 and the Tigers won the game on the only extra point attempted Friday.
"We were so close to victory tonight," Eagles coach Bill Shaw said. "We held them in the first overtime but they were able to complete a 12-yard pass on fourth down to tie. The extra point made it by about six inches."
Caleb McDaniel led the way for Yoncalla with 29 carries for 198 yards and two touchdowns. He also had four sacks and two fumble recoveries on defense. Ben Thompson had 15 tackles and an interception and Levi Lindell had two interceptions.
"Caleb did a lot of everything for us," Shaw said. "I was happy with the level of committment from our players. We almost had it. I'm very proud of the effort by the kids."
Steven Gaspar led Bandon with 72 yards rushing. Jordan Siemer had a 42-yard touchdown run in the first quarter to tie the game at 6-6. Cord McCabe caught the touchdown in overtime from the arm of Keith Murray.
Yoncalla (0-2) starts Mountain View Conference play next Friday when the Eagles head to Glendale.
Bandon 6 0 8 0 0 7 -- 21
Yoncalla 14 0 0 0 0 6 -- 20
1st: Y -- Arter 21 run (run failed). B -- Siemer 42 run (run failed). Y -- McDaniel 54 run (Randal run). 3rd: B -- Webb 23 run (run good). 2OT: Y -- McDaniel 13 run (run failed). B -- McCabe 12 pass from Murray (Garrett kick).
Ban. Yon.
First Downs 10 9
Total Net Yards 257 265
Rushes-Yards 45-182 43-265
Passing Yards 75 0
Comp-Att-Int 5-17-3 0-7-0
Fumbles-Lost 7-2 5-2
Punts-Avg. 1-30 7-32
Penalties-Yards 9-40 6-50
Scio 62
North Douglas 28
DRAIN -- Brock Sarbeck finished with 207 rushing yards and three touchdowns on seven carries, and Scio racked up 485 yards of total offense in a non-leagie victory over North Douglas.
Sarbeck scored on first-quarter runs of 52, 19 and 35 yards as Scio scored four unanswered touchdowns to open the game. Jake Rice had a 24 yard touchdown run in the opening stanza and Cameron Derrick had a 44-yard scamper and caught a 30-yard TD pass to Dustin Andes, but Scio held a 34-point lead heading into the fourth quarter.
"We're going to learn a lot from the mistakes we made," North Douglas coach James Shelton said. "Now we just need to improve on them."
Tyler Vancil added a 4-yard TD reception for the Warriors, who will try to bounce back next Friday when they host Riddle in their Mountain View Conference opener.
Scio 28 20 6 8 -- 62
N. Douglas 6 8 6 8 -- 28
1st: S -- Sarbeck 52 run (Mahwald kick); S -- Heil 43 run (kick failed); S -- Sarbeck 19 run (Mahwald kick); S -- Sarbeck 35 run (Ring run); ND -- Rice 24 run (kick failed). 2nd: S -- Mastenbroek 5 run (kick failed); S -- Mastenbroek 92 run (Heil run); S -- St. John 62 interception return (kick failed); ND -- Derrick 44 run (Rice run). 3rd: Mastenbroek 19 run (kick failed); ND -- Andres 30 pass from Derrick (kick failed). 4th: S -- Jacobson 23 run (Ring run); ND -- Vancil 4 pass from Rice (Herrad pass from Derrick). Scio N.D.
First Downs 13 9
Total Net Yards 485 252
Rushes-Yards 40-480 31-126
Passing Yards 5 126
Comp-Att-Int 1-1-0 10-24-3
Reedsport 38
Waldport 19
REEDSPORT -- Behind a strong running attack, Reedsport whipped Waldport in a non-league game.
The Braves finished with 426 yards rushing and nine different players ran the ball. Ryan Smith led the way with 196 yards on 13 carries and pulled up short of the endzone at the 2-yard line twice. Quarterback Adam Chase threw for two touchdowns and ran for one more.
"We controlled the ball and the clock really well with the run," Reedsport coach Steve Chase said. "We spread the rushing yards out quite a bit between nine players.
The Braves led off the scoring in the first quarter with a 28-yard touchdown pass from Chase to David King. Chase put them up for good with a two-yard run in the second quarter.
Reedsport opens Sunset League play on Friday at Coquille.
Waldport 7 6 0 6 -- 19
Reedsport 6 16 16 0 -- 38
1st: R -- King 28 pass from Chase (run failed). W -- Moore 65 run (Goforth kick). 2nd: R -- Chase 2 run (Kobey run). W -- Moore 3 run (run failed). R -- Santana 28 pass from Chase (Smith run). 3rd: R -- Morris 2 run (McDuffy run). R -- Kobey 2 run (Kobey run). 4th: W -- Machado 23 pass from Ballintine (run failed).
No team statistics available.
Myrtle Point 14
Douglas 7
MYRTLE POINT -- Ryan Hamilton threw a pair of touchdown passes as the 3A Bobcats got past the 4A Trojans in a non-league game.
Sky Woods caught a 15-yard TD pass from Cody Walton in the fourth quarter for Douglas (0-2). Coach Rick Taylor singled out the defensive play of outside linebacker Andrew Neilsen (14 tackles) and cornerback Bryson Norton.
Scott Clark had 97 yards rushing on 18 carries for the Bobcats. Woods and David Ingram each caught three passes for the Trojans, who had zero yards rushing.
"Our running game was totally negated and we have to improve on that so we can keep the ball on offense and keep the pressure off the defense," said Douglas coach Rick Taylor. "Myrtle Point had the ball almost 30 more plays than we did and that gets tiring for the defense."
Douglas will be at home next Friday to face Illinois Valley of Cave Junction in a non-league game.
Douglas 0 0 0 7 -- 7
Myrtle Point 0 0 6 8 -- 14
3rd: MP -- Hitner 21 pass from Hamilton (run failed). 4th: MP -- Love 1 pass from Hamilton (Hitner pass from Hamilton); D -- Woods 15 pass from Walton (Norton kick).
Doug. M.P.
First Downs 7 9
Total Net Yards 112 206
Rushes-Yards 20-0 31-111
Passing Yards 112 95
Comp-Att-Int 10-28-1 11-26-1
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-2
Punts-Avg. 7-25.6 4-27.5
Penalties-Yards 3-27 6-50
La Pine 20
Sutherlin 0
LA PINE -- Despite having some opportunities, Sutherlin made too many mistakes and was shut out by La Pine in a non-league contest.
"Turnovers and penalties killed us all game," Bulldogs coach Josh Gary said. "We would do well, then we would have a penalty. A lot of mistakes for us. They ran the ball pretty well, though."
Sutherlin finished with 173 yards rushing on 34 attempts as Austin Elliott had 14 carries for 105 yards for the Bulldogs. The Hawks rushed for 243 yards on 51 carries.
Read Gabiel scored the game's first touchdown in the second quarter on a 6-yard run, and Brandon Terrill and Ty Slater each added 1-yard scoring runs in the second half.
The Bulldogs (1-2) head to North Valley of Merlin next Friday for a non-league game.
Sutherlin 0 0 0 0 -- 0
La Pine 0 6 6 8 -- 20
2nd: L -- Gabiel 6 run (run failed). 3rd: L -- Terrill 1 run (run failed). 4th: L -- Slater 1 run (Terrell run).
Suth. LaP.
First Downs 11 19
Total Net Yards 217 362
Rushes-Yards 34-173 51-243
Passing Yards 44 119
Comp-Att-Int 3-9-2 6-10-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-1
Punts-Avg. 2-38.5 0-0
Penalties-Yards 6-60 3-15
North Valley 21
South Umpqua 6
TRI CITY -- South Umpqua led 6-0 at halftime, but the Knights scored three touchdowns in the second half to take the non-league win at Loghry Field.
"We bent, but didn't break in the first half and we stayed with them," Lancers coach Kevin Hubbard said. "We just came out flat in the second half and they just took it to us. We had a chance in the fourth to tie it, but the pass was barely overthrown. It was a good football game. We played hard."
S.U.'s Clayton Lent had three receptions for 28 yards, including a 6-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Ryan Smedley. D.J. Flores made two catches for 35 yards. South Umpqua was outgained 356-161 for the game.
North Valley got touchdown runs from Keith Sweets and Tony Norman and Brendan Reyes-Johnson caught a 20-yard scoring pass from Jake Slate.
The Lancers (0-2) travel north next Friday, visiting Marshall-Biztech for a non-league game.
North Valley 0 0 14 7 -- 21
S. Umpqua 0 6 0 0 -- 6
2nd: SU -- Lent 6 pass from Smedley (kick failed). 3rd: NV -- Sweets 4 run (Woodruff kick). NV -- Reyes-Johnson 20 pass from Slate (Woodruff kick). 4th: NV -- Norman 12 run (Woodruff kick).
N.V. S.U.
First Downs 18 13
Total Net Yards 356 161
Rushes-Yards 41-245 34-70
Passing Yards 111 91
Comp-Att-Int 7-8-0 8-20-1
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
Punts-Avg. 0-0 3-40
Penalties-Yards 10-90 7-40
SKYLINE LEAGUE
Camas Valley 66
Prospect 0
CAMAS VALLEY -- Six of the 11 Camas Valley players who suited up against Prospect scored and the Hornets held the Cougars to 33 yards total offense in their Skyline League victory.
Kurt Dever finished with 182 yards of total offense, including 137 rushing yards on eight carries and a 34-yard touchdown run. Dennis Wolfe ran for 109 yards and two scores, Ben Carter had a 20-yard TD run and a 19-yard touchdown reception and Chase Elliott added scoring jaunts of 4 and 15 yards.
Mason Cay's 22-yard TD reception from Elliott with 2:30 left in the first quarter gave the Hornets (2-0) a 28-0 first-quarter lead. Lineman Eli Fisher added a 1-yard TD run.
On defense, Cody Kievit, Wolfe and Elliott each had five tackles, with Wolfe and Elliott each recovering a fumble. The Hornets didn't allow a first down.
"Any time you come out and allow just 33 yards of offense, you're playing pretty solid," Hornets coach Eli Wolfe said. "The kids were just flying to the ball. I'm really proud of them."
Camas has a bye this week and continues league play Sept. 29 at Triad.
Prospect 0 0 0 0 -- 0
C. Valley 28 16 16 6 -- 66
1st: CV -- Wolfe 58 run (Dever run), 10:26; CV -- Wolfe 3 pass from Kievit (Dever run), 6:57; CV -- Carter 19 pass from Kievit (pass failed), 6:00; CV -- Cay 22 pass from Elliott (run failed), 2:30. 2nd: CV -- Fisher 1 run (Dever pass from Elliott), 11:55; CV -- Carter 20 run (Kievit pass from Carter), 8:03. 3rd: CV -- Dever 34 run (Wolfe pass from Elliott), 10:52; CV -- Elliott 4 run (Carter pass from Elliott), 3:40. 4th: CV -- Elliott 15 run (run failed), 5:00. Pro. C.V.
First Downs 0 12
Total Net Yards 33 528
Rushes-Yards 17-17 31-372
Passing Yards 16 156
Comp-Att-Int 3-9-0 9-14-0
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0
Punts-Avg. 4-17 0-0
Penalties-Yards 1-10 6-40
Triad 34
Elkton 28
ELKTON -- Junior Mack Smith accounted for 293 of Elkton's 301 total yards and had a role in all four touchdowns, but the Elks fell to Triad in a Skyline League game.
Smith carried the ball 14 times for 130 yards and two scores and completed 12-of-16 passes for 163 yards and two TDs. Smith also finished with a team-high 22 tackles on defense.
Mario Celis had 11 receptions for 147 yards and a score. Kevin Rose caught Smith's second TD pass -- his only reception of the game -- for 15 yards.
The Timberwolves used a safety in the final three minutes of the game to tie the score and then returned the ensuing kickoff 55 yards for the score -- and the victory. Triad is in its first year of playing eight-man football.
Triad's Sky Smith threw for 139 yards and two scores.
Elkton (0-2) will travel to Prospect next Friday for a league game.
Triad 14 6 6 8 -- 34
Elkton 0 16 6 6 -- 28
1st: T -- Meeker 4 run (run failed); T --Odgard 37 pass from S. Smith (Meeker run). 2nd: T -- Maddalena 36 pass from S. Smith (pass failed); E -- M. Smith 12 run (Smith run); E -- Celis 25 pass from M. Smith (Smith run). 3rd: E -- M. Smith 15 run (run failed); T -- Balin 13 run (run failed). 4th: E -- Rose 16 pass from M. Smith (pass failed). T -- Safety; T -- 55 kick return (run failed).
Elk. Triad
First Downs 13 11
Total Net Yards 301 232
Rushes-Yards 30-138 35-83
Passing Yards 163 149
Comp-Att-Int 12-16-2 10-19-2
Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-0
Punts-Avg. 0-0 0-0
Penalties-Yards 5-50 3-25
Mohawk 50
Days Creek 0
MARCOLA -- Brody Wilkins scored five touchdowns, one on a 70-yard punt return, as the Indians shut out the Wolves in a non-league game.
Tyson Ludwig had 104 yards rushing for Mohawk. Days Creek lost its second straight and dropped to 1-2 overall.
Days Creek 0 0 0 0 -- 0
Mohawk 14 22 6 8 -- 50
1st: M -- Wilkins 2 run (Ludwig run); M -- Wilkins 70 punt return (run failed). 2nd: M -- Whisenant 34 pass from Wilkins (Sheelar run); M -- Wilkins 3 run (Wilkins run); M -- Wilkins 25 run (pass failed). 3rd: M -- Wilkins 18 run (pass failed). 4th: M -- Sheelar 14 run (Vian run).
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