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Oregon high school football Week 7: Highlights from Thursday’s games
Week 7 of the Oregon highschool soccer season acquired an early bounce with a big slate of video games Thursday night time.
Right here’s a have a look at a few of the prime stars and memorable performances.
Be aware: Entries are primarily based on info offered by coaches, statisticians and highschool soccer followers. Don’t see any particulars in your staff’s recreation? Electronic mail some notes and/or stats to jd@scorebooklive.com. We will likely be updating this put up all through the weekend.
D’Marieon Gates (Jefferson) photograph by Naji Saker
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CLASS 6A
No. 3 Central Catholic 46, Barlow 14
Cru Newman (23 of 34) handed for 451 yards and 6 touchdowns because the visiting Rams of Southeast Portland defeated the Bruins (3-4, 3-2 Mt. Hood Convention) in Gresham.
Newman, a junior who has thrown for 14 touchdowns with no interceptions this season, additionally rushed for 73 yards. His six landing passes matches his profession excessive, set in Week 5 of final season.
Newman discovered eight receivers with passes, together with Zhaiel Smith on a 98-yard rating after penalties pushed the Rams (6-1, 5-0) to their 2-yard line. Smith was streaking up a sideline when Newman hit him in stride, and Smith went the remainder of the best way for the rating.
Smith has no less than one landing catch in every of the previous 5 video games.
Niko Might had two touchdowns, and Blake Anderson, Pomer Davison and Solomon McDaniel every caught a landing go from Newman.
Solomon McDaniel anchored the Rams’ protection with three solo tackles (together with a sack) and 5 assists. Roan Beaupre had three solo tackles and two assists, and Zach Davis had a sack.
No. 10 Nelson 54, David Douglas 28
Jaidon Siler ran for 5 touchdowns and Boone Standley had three sacks to focus on the win by the Hawks of Pleased Valley over the visiting Scots (0-7, 0-5 Mt. Hood Convention) of Southeast Portland.
Siler’s 5 dashing touchdowns set a single-game college report for the Hawks (5-1, 4-1), who’re of their second season of varsity competitors and who totaled one landing on the bottom of their inaugural season.
Clackamas 42, Gresham 7
Hudson Norman handed for 3 touchdowns — two to AJ Perez and one to Parker Harrison — and Kayle Pisano and Tyler King registered sacks because the Cavaliers defeated the Gophers (1-5, 0-5 Mt. Hood Convention) in Gresham.
The Gophers’ landing got here on a 51-yard go from Jaxon Doving to Andre Miller, making the rating 28-7 late within the third quarter.
Norman is the fourth quarterback to see significant time for the Cavaliers (3-4, 2-3) this season. He began the season as a large receiver and cornerback after being the junior varsity quarterback final season. Accidents to Blake Baker and Mateo Maehara have pressured the Cavaliers to dip deep into the depth chart behind middle, and that want wasn’t restricted to quarterback Thursday.
“It’s been a loopy yr the place a whole lot of guys have needed to step up into roles they weren’t anticipated to be in,” coach James Holan mentioned in a textual content. “We began 5 guys who must be beginning on JV, and I’m simply tremendous pleased with how they’re rising as gamers and other people. Proud our guys maintain preventing.”
Sandy 14, Reynolds 7
The Pioneers (4-3, 4-1) exploited a fumble restoration for the go-ahead landing early within the fourth quarter after which held off the Raiders in a Mt. Hood Convention recreation at Sandy.
With the rating 7-7, the Pioneers pressured and recovered a fumble by the Raiders (4-3, 2-3) of Troutdale. On the fourth play of the following drive, Cole Rotzien ran for the decisive rating.
The Raiders scored their landing after a blocked subject objective strive.
Garrett Willenberg rushed for 200 yards and the Pioneers’ first landing, his eighth dashing landing previously 4 video games.
Sherwood 42, Newberg 0
Fumble recoveries on successive kickoff returns helped the Bowmen take a 28-0 lead earlier than the Tigers’ third possession within the Pacific Convention recreation at Newberg.
Treyson Edleman and Carson Mullins every pressured and recovered a fumble on the kickoff returns for the Bowmen (5-2, 3-0). After the Bowmen’s third landing, the Tigers (4-3, 1-2) drove 79 yards however had been stopped on fourth-and-goal from the three.
The Bowmen made two different fourth-down stops within the third quarter.
Nick Gribble rushed for 2 touchdowns and Kasen Covert handed for 2 touchdowns for the Bowmen.
McMinnville 49, Glencoe 34
The Grizzlies (4-3, 2-1 Pacific Convention) rallied from a 21-7 second-quarter deficit and defeated the Crimson Tide in McMinnville.
The Grizzlies’ Austin Rapp exploited his offensive line to choose up 311 yards and 4 touchdowns — one a 90-yard run — on 17 carries. Kane Sullivan handed for 2 Grizzlies touchdowns.
The Crimson Tide (2-5, 1-2) of Hillsboro constructed their lead on a landing go from Trevor O’Leary to Conor Lemay, a landing run by Lucas Anthony and a short run after a pass from O’Leary to Cayden Mack.
Tyler Mishler had a landing catch and returned one in all his two interceptions for a rating for the Grizzlies, who acquired 11 tackles and an interception from Austin Weeks.
Sprague 26, North Salem 19
The Olympians made a defensive cease with about three minutes left after which stitched collectively just a few first downs to expire the clock within the victory over the visiting Vikings (4-3, 2-3 Central/Southwest Valley Convention) in Salem.
Drew Rodriguez returned an interception for a landing — pulling right into a tie for essentially the most nonoffensive touchdowns in Class 6A this season together with his third — and Athan Palmateer handed to Preston Simmons for a landing.
Barik Hill and Casen Collins ran for touchdowns for the Olympians (4-3, 3-2).
Roosevelt 43, McDaniel 0
Ben Weiner handed for 3 touchdowns and scored one on a quarterback sneak, Dontrell Betts rushed for greater than 200 yards, and MyQuis Fesser made two interceptions to guide the Roughriders previous the Mountain Lions at Roosevelt Excessive College in North Portland.
The Roughriders (4-3, 4-1 Portland Interscholastic League) acquired two landing catches from Dexter Foster in constructing a 29-0 halftime lead. Along with his dashing yards, Betts scored a landing on the bottom.
Nywaun Campbell made three sacks and Aisea Takau had two for the Roughriders’ protection, which held the Mountain Lions (0-7, 0-5) of Northeast Portland to 57 yards of whole offense.
Jefferson 42, Franklin 6
The Democrats acquired 5 touchdowns on performs of greater than 50 yards in defeating the visiting Lightning in North Portland.
Josiah Heintzman rushed for a landing for the Lightning (4-2, 3-2 Portland Interscholastic League) of Southeast Portland.
Sanborne Melson’s 99-yard interception return was the longest of the Democrats’ big-play touchdowns. The senior defensive again evaded some would-be tacklers on his return, stiff-armed one other away after which was off to the tip zone.
Jeray Mott scored on a 75-yard go play and a 70-yard run for the Democrats. D’Marieon Gates scored on a 50-yard run and made an influence with a sack and quite a few tackles on protection, and J’Sean McIver scored on a 65-yard run and had a sack.
Pedo Gonzales had two sacks and three tackles for loss for the Democrats, and Lamar Stewart had two sacks.
Courageous Johnson was 10 of 11 for 210 yards and touchdowns to Montral Brazile Jr. and Mott.
The Democrats (4-3, 4-1) gained their third recreation in a row. They scored 27 factors of their first 4 video games and now have scored no less than 26 factors in every of their previous three video games.
Grant 44, Cleveland 0
Kellen Segel handed for 2 touchdowns and Marcus Rouse Jr. had a 54-yard landing run because the host Generals defeated the Warriors (2-5, 1-4 Portland Interscholastic League) of Southeast Portland on the Marshall campus in Southeast Portland.
Milan Clark and Marshune Waters caught Segel’s landing passes. Camari Owens and Jayden Moses additionally ran for scores because the Generals (5-2, 5-0) of Northeast Portland constructed a 37-0 halftime lead.
The Generals posted their third shutout of their previous 4 video games and restricted the Warriors to minus-4 yards of whole offense.
Wells 38, Lincoln 8
Parker Feld-Gore ran for 3 touchdowns, Wyatt Andler rushed for 2, and Emmett Davis made an interception to guide the Guardians (3-4, 2-3 Portland Interscholastic League) to the victory over the visiting Cardinals (1-6, 1-4) in a matchup of Southwest Portland colleges at Ida B. Wells-Barnett Excessive College.
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CLASS 5A
Putnam 51, Centennial 7
Jaxon Doyle logged 4 dashing touchdowns for the second recreation this season within the Kingsmen’s win over the visiting Eagles (0-7, 0-5 Northwest Oregon Convention) of Gresham.
Odin Lundstedt ran for 2 touchdowns for the Kingsmen (7-0, 3-0) of Milwaukie, and Tyler Creswick had a landing catch.
Doyle additionally ran for 4 scores two weeks in the past, in Putnam’s 34-28 win over Hillsboro.
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CLASS 4A
No. 1 Mazama 57, Klamath Union 10
Trevor Anderson amassed 233 yards from scrimmage and scored twice on 11 touches, and the Vikings (7-0, 4-0 Huge Sky Convention) rolled up 485 yards of offense within the win over the host Pelicans in a matchup of Klamath Falls colleges.
Treyce Horton carried seven occasions, gaining 164 yards and scoring 4 touchdowns, and he had 6½ tackles (one for loss) for the Vikings. Anderson additionally made an influence on protection with two tackles for loss amongst his 4½ stops. Keegan McDonald had 4½ tackles with two sacks.
The Vikings threw three passes; the one completion by Tyson Van Gastel was a 33-yard scoring throw to Brendon Monteith.
Marcos Ulloa-Ford was 5 for five on point-after kicks.
Wayce Saluskin linked with Tony Ortiz on a 63-yard landing go within the fourth quarter for the Pelicans (2-5, 1-4). Ortiz kicked a 33-yard subject objective within the first half for the Pelicans’ first factors.
No. 2 Estacada 46, Gladstone 6
James Durand and Tucker Jackson caught landing passes from Cory James, and James ran for a rating to tempo the Rangers (6-1, 3-0 Tri-Valley Convention) to the victory over the Gladiators in Gladstone.
The Gladiators (3-3, 1-2) took a 6-0 lead halfway by the primary quarter on a landing run of 20-plus yards by Brayde Owen. The Rangers led 30-6 at halftime.
Woodburn 42, Parkrose 7
Cruz Veliz handed for 2 touchdowns and made two interceptions on protection, sparking the Bulldogs (6-1, 3-0 Tri-Valley Convention) to the win over the visiting Broncos (0-7, 0-3) of Northeast Portland.
Ty Beyer, Kaleb Robles, Owen Elsasser and Carter Pickett rushed for touchdowns for the Bulldogs, who eclipsed 40 factors for the third recreation in a row. Beyer and Asiel Cruz every had a landing reception.
Junior Bradford scored on a 20-yard landing catch from Kenji Johnson for the Broncos.