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The OSAA/OnPoint Community Credit Union 3A & 4A Volleyball Tournaments in the Bay Area came down to No. 1 vs. No. 2, Saturday night, at both Marshfield and North Bend High Schools. The 3A schools were at Marshfield and No. 1 Burns bettered No. 2 Dayton, 3-1 to take the blue trophy. At North Bend, No. 1 Valley Catholic beat No. 2 Marist Catholic, 3-1. Also at the 4A tourney, Astoria finished 3rd, and at the 3A tourney, local favorite Coquille lost both matches by 3-0 scores to first-place Burns & 3-0 to fourth-place Creswell. At the 2A Tourney La Grande, Myrtle Pt. finished fifth, as Imbler won the championship. At the 1A Tourney, Eastern Oregon University, North Lake took the blue trophy. At the 5A Tourney, Central HS, Independence, No. 1 Crescent Valley Beat No. 2 Bend, 3-0. And, at the 6A Tourney, and, at the 6A Tourney, Forest Grove HS, No. 2 Sprague beat No. 5 Westview, 3-0 for the title.

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Prep football playoffs began last weekend across Oregon. In the 4A classification from the Coast, Tillamook lost at Estacada, 50-20, and North Bend lost at Banks, 28-14. Quarter-final round set for Nov. 13 with Junction City at No. 1 Cascade Christian; Henley at Cascade; Estacada at Scappoose; and, Banks at No. 2 Sweet Home. In the 3A classification, Siuslaw/Mapleton fell at Warrenton, 28-26 and Brookings-Harbor lost at Burns, 29-0. Quarter-finals Friday & Saturday, Nov. 13 & 14 – Warrenton at No. 1 Vale, 11/14,1p; Scio at Sutherlin; Burns at Klamath Union, and Kennedy at No. 2 Harrisburg. Last three at 7p. In the 2A: Myrtle Pt. beat visiting Toledo, 36-8, and Grant Union won at Waldport, 16-8. Also, Santiam lost at Knappa, 41-13. Quarter-finals Friday, Nov. 13, Myrtle Pt. at No. 1 Heppner; Lowell at Culver; Grant Union at St. Paul; and, Knappa at Glide. Times not set.

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North Bend’s girls’ soccer team’s season ended in the quarter-final round of the OSAA/OnPoint Community Credit Union playoffs Saturday, 4-1 at No. 2 Scappoose. In the boys’ quarter-final round, Newport won at Phoenix, 3-1. Marist Catholic upset No. 2 Valley Catholic, 1-0 in overtime. Newport & Marist Catholic will play in the semi-finals, Nov. 10, 6:30p, at Eugene. Pacific advanced to the semi-finals in the 2A/1A bracket to face No. 1 Grand View Christian Academy, Nov. 10th. The Pirates held off visiting Faith Bible/Life Christian, 4-3, Saturday.

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Bandon runner Jael Legutki won the 2A/1A OSAA/OnPoint Community Credit Union State Cross-Country Championships Saturday at Lane CC, Eugene. The sophomore (18:57.9) helped lead the Tigers to third-place in the team race as well. Emma Jackson, Knappa, was ninth (20:01.1). Union/Cove won the team race with 40-points, Lakeview second (46 pts.) followed by Bandon (54 pts.). Knappa was fifth (73 pts.) Bandon junior Beckett Pahls made it a Tiger sweep by winning the boy’s 2A/1A 5K race (15:52.6). Rowdy Justus, Knappa, was second (15:59.4), followed by teammate Kyler Rodriguez in third (16:22.4). Mason Vu, Nestucca, came in sixth (16:32.8). Knappa won the 2A/1A team race with 32-points. Union/Cove took second (70 pts.) and Bandon third (113 pts.) Coquille sophomore Ella Henthorne won the 3A girl’s race in 17:43.0. Siuslaw’s Hosanna Stone was 19th (21:05.1). Oregon Episcopal won the team title with 22-points. Siuslaw was fifth (82 pts.). Henry Stone, of Siuslaw, won the 3A boy’s race in (15:33.2). Neah-Kah-Nie’s Gus Kirby came in second (15:36.8). Siuslaw won the team race with 52-points, while Neah-Kah-Nie was second with 63-points. La Grande won the girl’s 4A team title with 51-points. Philomath was second (80 pts.) and Banks third (92 pts.). Marshfield was 11th, (253 pts.). Sophomore Kindall Wyatt led the Pirates in 41st (21:05.8). Addison Horning led North Bend in tenth (19:19.4). Alexandria Curtis was Newport’s top finisher in 11th (19:30.4). Taft’s Ava Zalewski was 19th (19:46.1). Marist Catholic runner Corbin Sage won the boy’s 4A championship (15:18.9). Tillamook’s Diego Velazquez was third (15:52.4). North Bend’s Angelo Pedrini was 12th (16:1.4). La Grande won the team championship with 38-pts. Molalla second with 101 pts.