Oregon
Oregon high school girls soccer playoffs: Highlights from quarterfinals; vote for Saturday’s top star
By René Ferrán
The Oregon highschool women soccer playoffs continued Saturday with quarterfinals motion at each classification. Listed below are a number of the highlights and high performers.
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Photograph by Dave Ball
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Class 6A
Jesuit 3, Cleveland 0
Mariane Dunne scored halfway by way of the primary half, and Hanna Slama added two targets to safe the top-seeded Crusaders’ quarterfinal victory over PIL co-champion Cleveland at Cronin Area.
Slama’s first purpose got here off a rebound with 13 minutes left within the first half. Her purpose within the seventy fifth minute helped put Jesuit (17-0), No. 3 within the United Soccer Coaches nationwide rankings, within the semifinals for the sixth time up to now seven years.
Lloy Bartolotti made a number of essential saves to maintain the Warriors (10-4-3) within the sport. Coach Doug Diller credited his six seniors — Johanna Ritter-West, Millie Barner, Rosemary Price, Isabella Brown, Millie Barner and Katie Smith — with taking part in an enormous position in Cleveland’s finest end since 2017.
Tualatin 3, Sheldon 0
Maya Loudd scored twice within the first half and accomplished her hat trick within the second half because the five-time champion Timberwolves (12-5), seeded fifth, ousted No. 4 Sheldon in Eugene to achieve the semifinals for the primary time since 2015.
Tualatin travels to Jesuit on Tuesday in a single semifinal, whereas the opposite options two extra Three Rivers League groups — No. 6 Lake Oswego shocked third-seeded Sundown 2-1 and subsequent faces No. 2 West Linn, a 2-1 winner over Lincoln.
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Class 5A
Wilsonville 1, Thurston 0
Camryn Schaan scored an unassisted purpose for the defending champion Wildcats (11-5-1), and Jasmine Brown recorded her eighth shutout of the season because the No. 7 seed traveled to Springfield and knocked out second-seeded Thurston.
“We managed the sport however couldn’t get the photographs to fall,” Colts coach Benton Canaga stated. “Wilsonville labored laborious and received the win to advance.”
The Wildcats journey to Summit, a 2-1 winner over La Salle Prep, for Tuesday’s semifinals.
Crescent Valley 2, Caldera 1
The eighth-seeded Raiders (10-3-3), state champions in 2018 and 2019, received targets from Maegan Cooper and Abby Smith within the first 18 minutes and held on to defeat No. 1 Caldera (13-2-2) in Bend.
Greta Koeger assisted on Cooper’s eighth-minute purpose. The Wolfpack pulled one again within the sixtieth minute however couldn’t prolong the first-year college’s playoff run.
North Eugene/Triangle Lake 2, Ashland 0
Else Langan headed in an oblique free kick from Makennah Hobbs for her first purpose of the season halfway by way of the second half and assisted on Kenda Priaulx’s eleventh purpose three minutes later because the fifth-seeded Highlanders (11-4-1) received at Ashland to achieve the semifinals for the third consecutive season.
Emily Hardrath posted her ninth shutout of the season for North Eugene, which performs host to Crescent Valley at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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Class 4A
Marist Catholic 2, Philomath 0
The highest-seeded Spartans (16-1) scored with 10 minutes left in each halves and recorded their thirteenth shutout of the season to advance to the semifinals for the third time up to now 4 seasons.
Paige Meador put Marist Catholic on the board with an unassisted purpose. Cloe Chase added an insurance coverage purpose off an help from Sela Freeman.
The Spartans outshot Philomath 19-5.
“Hats off to Philomath, who performed us powerful again in September (additionally a 2-0 victory) and performed us powerful once more,” coach Stefan Schroffner stated. “However our crew isn’t any stranger to gritty wins this season, and I’m happy with this crew for preserving their nerve and trusting one another on the pitch.”
North Marion 2, Scappoose 0
Saylor Swanson scored two first-half targets — the primary on a penalty kick following a handball resolution — and Ally Coulombe made a number of key saves to protect the shutout because the fourth-seeded Huskies (12-2-1) reached the semifinals for the third consecutive yr.
North Marion travels to No. 1 Marist Catholic in Tuesday’s semifinals.
Gladstone 1, Newport 0
The Cubs stored Rhyli Grim, the state’s main scorer, in verify, however Delaney McNett scored off a free kick within the 59th minute for the third-seeded Gladiators (15-1) to elevate them to the house win.
Emersyn Stepp earned the shutout for Gladstone, which heads to No. 2 Hidden Valley — a 1-0 winner over La Grande — in Tuesday’s quarterfinals.
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Class 3A/2A/1A
Catlin Gabel 3, Corbett 0
Grace Mueller scored twice, and Holland Swan made one save to earn the shutout because the two-time defending champion Eagles (14-1) superior to the semifinals with the house win in Southwest Portland.
Mueller transformed a cross from Annika Sirtori to interrupt the ice within the twenty second minute. 9 minutes later, Elise Kim made it 2-0 off an help from Anna Farhang.
Mueller added a 56th-minute penalty kick drawn when Campbell Swaim was fouled after dribbling into the field.
Catlin Gabel will face No. 4 Amity, a 1-0 shootout winner over Sisters, in Tuesday’s semifinals.
North Valley 4, Sutherlin 3
Paige Edmonson had a hat trick for Sutherlin (13-3), nevertheless it wasn’t sufficient to beat league rival and third-seeded North Valley (16-1) in Grants Go.
Alberte Arnbjerg and Madison Wagner had assists for the Bulldogs.
The Knights will tackle Valley Catholic, a 7-2 winner over Riverdale, in Tuesday’s semifinals in Beaverton.
Oregon
No. 1 Oregon set to battle Wisconsin in 2020 Rose Bowl rematch on NBC, Peacock
Two teams with national title aspirations and two teams fighting to become bowl eligible will be featured on NBC Sports and Peacock during Week 12 in college football.
In a season full of firsts for the Big Ten, the No. 1 Oregon Ducks and Wisconsin Badgers will do battle for the first time as conference rivals when they play on Nov. 16 at Camp Randall Stadium, with coverage starting at 7 p.m. ET and kickoff set for 7:30 p.m. ET.
But before Oregon and Wisconsin take the field, the No. 10 Notre Dame Fighting Irish will host the Virginia Cavaliers at 3:30 p.m. ET, also on NBC Sports and Peacock.
The later game will be a rematch of the 2020 Rose Bowl, when Oregon quarterback Justin Herbert ran for three touchdowns to help his team beat Jonathan Taylor and Wisconsin 28-27.
The Ducks and Badgers have played six times, including the 2020 duel, with Wisconsin winning the first three games and Oregon winning the last three. Five of the six games have been decided a touchdown or less.
Led by star quarterback Dillon Gabriel, Oregon has been the best team in college football this season. They are 9-0 for the first time since 2012 after beating the Michigan Wolverines 38-17, and they will host the Maryland Terrapins before heading to Madison.
Wisconsin just suffered a big loss to the Iowa Hawkeyes, falling 42-10 on the road and dropping to 5-4 overall and 3-3 in the Big Ten. Coach Luke Fickell will have a bye week to work on improving his struggling offense and prepare for the Ducks.
Nov. 16 will mark the fifth time Virginia and Notre Dame have ever played. The Fighting Irish have scored at least 28 points and won the previous four matchups, including their most recent meeting, a 28-3 Notre Dame victory in 2021.
Notre Dame is 9-1, the winners of six consecutive games after falling to the Northern Illinois Huskies on Sept. 7. Coach Marcus Freeman’s squad will likely earn a berth in the College Football Playoff if they win their final four games, which include a home matchup with the Florida State Seminoles before a date with Virginia.
Quarterback Anthony Colandrea and the Cavaliers have lost their last three games, sliding to 4-4 overall and 2-3 in conference play. They had a bye to get ready for their Week 11 road game against the 7-1 Pittsburgh Panthers.
How to watch Virginia vs. No. 10 Notre Dame:
- When: Saturday, Nov. 16
- Where: Notre Dame Stadium in South Bend, Indiana
- Time: Live coverage begins at 3 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBC
- Live Stream: Peacock
How to watch No. 1 Oregon vs. Wisconsin:
- When: Saturday, Nov. 16
- Where: Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin
- Time: Live coverage begins at 7 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: NBC
- Live Stream: Peacock
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Oregon
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SportsPulse
The first College Football Playoff rankings come out on Tuesday, so it is probably appropriate that this weekend’s slate of games throws one last monkey wrench into the mix.
Clemson seemed like it was heading for a battle with Miami for ACC supremacy but faltered. Now, darkhorse SMU is emerging as the biggest threat.
Texas A&M was the last unbeaten in the SEC and it was throttled by South Carolina, so that one is up for grabs, too.
About the only thing that seems to be a sure thing is Boise State as the Group of Five representative.
BYU, Texas and Notre Dame all were off.
Our top four teams haven’t changed: Oregon, Georgia, Miami and BYU. But there is plenty of movement elsewhere. The top four conference champions earn first-round byes. There has to be a Group of 5 school. This is what our 12-team field would look like if the season ended today.
1. Oregon (9-0, 6-0)
The Ducks got an efficient performance from Dillon Gabriel and coasted to a 38-17 win over Michigan in Ann Arbor. Gabriel went 22-for-34 for 294 yards with a touchdown and sprinted home 23 yards for one that gave Oregon an 18-point halftime lead. Jordan James ran for 117 yards and the Ducks never looked back.
Last week: 1. Next: vs. Maryland on Saturday.
2. Georgia (7-1, 5-1)
The Bulldogs had a tougher-than-expected time with rival Florida but ended up with a 34-20 victory. The contest was even at 20 midway through the fourth quarter, but the Bulldogs went ahead for good on a 10-yard touchdown pass from Carson Beck to Dominic Lovett with 4:01 to go. Beck threw for 309 yards but was intercepted three times.
Last week: 2. Next: at Mississippi on Saturday.
3. Miami (9-0, 5-0)
The Hurricanes were challenged early but ended up with a 53-31 win over Duke. The Hurricanes trailed 28-17 but rallied. Miami scored the last 21 points of the contest, two of those coming on touchdown passes by Cam Ward who threw for 400 yards and five touchdowns on the day. Ward now has 29 touchdown passes, tying Steve Walsh’s Hurricanes single-season record set in 1988.
Last week: 3. Next: at Georgia Tech on Saturday.
4. BYU (8-0, 5-0)
The Cougars had a week off to brace for their in-state rival, Utah, which has had the better of the battle of late. This appears to be a season BYU can exact some revenge and keep its conference title hopes alive, not to mention further its cause for a playoff berth.
Last week: 4. Next: at Utah on Saturday.
5. Ohio State (7-1, 4-1)
The Buckeyes held Penn State to 270 total yards and got some timely field goals in hanging on for a 20-13 win in a Big Ten battle of title contenders. Ohio State led 14-10 at the half and neither team was able to score a touchdown in the second. The Buckeyes got field goals of 46 and 39 yards from Jayden Fielding to give them some breathing room.
Last week: 8. Next: vs. Purdue on Saturday.
6. Texas (7-1, 3-1)
The Longhorns had a bye and, with Texas A&M losing, remained in the hunt for a berth in the SEC championship game. Texas A&M was the last unbeaten in the conference.,
Last week: 6. Next: vs. Florida on Saturday
7. Tennessee (7-1, 4-1)
The Volunteers chalked up a 28-18 win over Kentucky with Nico Iamaleava throwing for 292 yards. Kentucky led 10-7 at the half, but Tennessee scored two touchdowns in the third quarter to take the lead for good. Tennessee had 478 yards total offense and benefited from three Kentucky turnovers.
Last week: 11 Next: vs. Mississippi State on Saturday.
8. Notre Dame (7-1)
The Fighting Irish had a bye and will be looking to extend their win streak to seven games next weekend. They had that early loss to Northern Illinois but have slowly crept back into the picture, but as an independent are not eligible for a first-round bye.
Last week: 12. Next: vs. Florida State on Saturday.
9. Boise State (7-1, 4-0)
Sophomore quarterback Maddux Madison threw for a career-high 307 yards and four touchdowns and Ashton Jeanty ran for 149 and two touchdowns as the Broncos cruised to a 56-24 win over San Diego State in Mountain West Conference play Friday. It was Jeanty’s eighth straight game of 100 yards or more, breaking the school record set by Jay Ajayi in 2014. Boise State’s lone loss was a 37-34 setback at now-No. 1 Oregon on Sept. 7.
Last week: 9. Next: vs. Nevada on Saturday.
10. Penn State (7-1, 4-1)
The Nittany Lions were upended by Ohio State 20-13, with their hopes of reaching the Big Ten championship dealt a serious blow. A berth in the the 12-team College Football Playoff still looks to be on solid ground. Penn State’s last win over Ohio State came in 2016. Penn State converted only three of 11 third-down tries and managed only 270 yards total offense.
Last week: 5. Next: vs. Washington on Saturday.
11. Clemson (6-2, 5-1)
The Tigers were soundly beaten by Louisville 33-21 and, with Miami and SMU still unbeaten, that is a significant setback for their ACC championship aspirations. It marked the first win over Clemson by Louisville in nine tries. Clemson saw its six-game win streak snapped, with its other loss being in the season opener against Georgia.
Last week: 8. Next: at Virginia Tech on Saturday
12. Indiana (9-0, 6-0)
Are the Hoosiers for real? It remains to be seen. There is no Penn State on the schedule. No Oregon or USC, either, so they have benefited from a light schedule. Indiana beat Michigan State 47-10 but that’s another mediocre foe at best. We’re pumping the brakes on boosting them too high, and the only reason they’re in is the number of losses by teams previously ahead of them in the pecking order.
Last week: Not ranked: Next: vs. Michigan
Dropped out: Texas A&M (7-2, 5-1, lost to South Carolina 44-20)
Bubble watch: Iowa State (7-1, 4-1, lost to Texas Tech 23-22), Kansas State (7-2, 4-2, lost to Houston 24-19), Pittsburgh (7-1, 3-1, lost to SMU 48-25), Alabama (6-2, 3-2, had a bye).
What the bracket would look like:
No. 12 Indiana vs. No. 5 Ohio State
No. 9 Boise State vs. No. 8 Notre Dame
No. 11 Clemson vs. No. 6 Texas
No. 10 Penn State vs. No. 7 Tennessee
That would give us quarterfinals
No. 12 Indiana-No. 5 Ohio State winner vs. No. 4 BYU
No. 9 Boise State-No. 8 Notre Dame winner vs. No. 1 Oregon
No. 11 Clemson-No. 6 Texas winner vs. No. 3 Miami
No. 10 Penn State-No. 7 Tennessee winner vs. No. 2 Georgia
Oregon
Clark Co. Jail mistakenly releases Oregon prison inmate after court appearance
CLARK COUNTY Wash. (KPTV) – A man is wanted after he was mistakenly released by the Clark County Jail last week instead of being returned to Oregon custody, according to the Oregon Department of Corrections on Sunday.
Officials with Clark County said 27-year-old Maurice Xavier Haynes was mistakenly released after a court appearance with Judge Gregerson in connection to a Clark County Superior Court case.
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Officials said Haynes was supposed to have been returned to the Oregon State Penitentiary after his sentencing in Clark County, but that information was not entered correctly at the time of booking, and he was released to the street on Oct. 28 at 8 p.m.
“We are reviewing and analyzing how this occurred to prevent this from happening in the future. It is with our sincerest apologies to you that this occurred,” Clark County officials said in a message to ODC that ODC forwarded to FOX 12 on Sunday.
Haynes is about 6-feet, 3-inches tall and 160 pounds. He also has a tattoo on the inside of his right forearm that reads “Markisha.”
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