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Football Recaps#1 Marist Makes Short Work of Cascade
Football - Football Recaps Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 20 November 2009 23:57 Hits: 25 Silver Scores Five Times In 62-0 Win
Eugene – Logan Silver sliced thru the Cascade defense in the first half like a silver bullet, scoring five times, and rolling up 182 yards rushing in 11 carries, to lead the top ranked Marist Spartans to a 62-0 playoff win over the Cougars on the turf at Willamette High School in Bethel.
Big plays were the key to Marist’s dominance, as four of Silver’s five touchdowns, and six overall, were on big plays of 10 yards or more, and the one yarder was the product of a bad snap on a punt attempt that resulted in the Spartans taking over on the Cascade one yard line.
Marist outgained Cascade 332 yards to 12 in the first half, then turned the game over to their reserves, saving Silver, quarterback Tevin Cheever, who ran for two touchdowns and threw for another, for next week’s rematch with second ranked Central. The Panthers defeated Scappoose 40-14, forcing a quarterfinals rematch of the season opener, when Marist prevailed 49-22.
Perrydale crushes Lowell, 58-14, in 1st round 1A playoff action.
Football - Football Recaps Written by Kirk Mays Monday, 16 November 2009 17:44 Hits: 866 In the first round of the OSAA 1A playoffs, the Perrydale Pirates traveled to Lowell and decisively defeated the Red Devils, 58-14. #3 Canby Squishes North Medford 62-24
Football - Football Recaps Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 13 November 2009 21:58 Hits: 626 Cougars Use 12 Rushers, 3 QBs to Calm Black Tornado
North Medford’s first return to the playoffs since 2005 didn’t last long, as Canby rushed for 416 yards, and piled up 628 yards of total offense, taking a 35-21 halftime lead, and the 62-24 win.
Additionally, the Canby defense, and field conditions, held North Medford to just 40 yards rushing.
Playing their first game of the season not on turf, very poor field conditions was initially a tough adjustment for the Black Tornado, who could never get their drive blocking going. And the quick out routes that are the staple of North Medford’s passing game were just not possible on a field that cuts could not be made on. And the Black Tornado’s defense, predicated on pursuit, was largely disabled as well.
At the same time, Canby coach Mike Doty’s wing T offense, featuring a huge stable of north-south running backs were tailor made for the situation. The game “featured” a number of big plays, because pursuit was impossible on what was essentially a cultivated field, and the Cougars were far better at keeping the game in front of themselves. Perrydale beats Falls City, 62-36 in final regular season game.
Football - Football Recaps Written by Kirk Mays Tuesday, 10 November 2009 17:41 Hits: 525 The Pirates closed out the 2009 regular season with a convincing win at Falls City last Friday night.
Falls City came out ready to play in the 1st half, as they jumped out to an early 14-0 lead on some outstanding running by RB Thomas Castle. Perrydale came back with a touchdown of their own, to make it 14-8 as the 1st quarter ended. Cascade Claims Battle of Cougars 28-6 over Illinois Valley
Football - Football Recaps Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 06 November 2009 22:49 Hits: 1883 Stayton’s Win and Tie Breakers Send Cascade to Playoffs
Turner – Cascade quarterback Nick Lamonica found Tyrell Williams for a pair of touchdown catches, and Robbie Federico added a pair of rushing touchdowns, and carried for a game high 134 yards, as the Cougars defeated the visiting Illinois Valley Cougars 28-6.
Thomas Parker's 82 yard touchdown run out of a spread formation highlighted Illinois Valley's game.
Stayton’s 13-0 win over North Marion earned the Eagles (8-2, 5-1) the final Capitol Conference championship, and also resulted in a three way tie for the other two playoff berths. Cascade’s non-conference record earned the Cougars (7-3, 4-2) the second seed, their first playoff trip in 10 years. North Marion (7-3, 4-2) picked up the third seed, while Estacada (5-4, 4-2) was eliminated, despite their 32-7 win over La Salle (2-7, 1-5).
“I’m pretty excited, the kids are excited, and the community is excited,” Cascade Coach Karl Elliott said of the victory. “The kids worked hard, they earned it.”
“Our goal from the start of the season, after going 2-8 last season, was to make the playoffs,” Federico added.
Perrydale pounds Country Christian, 52-6
Football - Football Recaps Written by Kirk Mays Tuesday, 03 November 2009 22:52 Hits: 664 The Perrydale Pirates quickly dispatched the Country Christian Cougars this last Friday night, 52 - 6. The Pirates scored at will in the 1st half, as they built a 44-0 halftime lead. Cascade Upsets #8 North Marion 29-12
Football - Football Recaps Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 30 October 2009 23:36 Hits: 2972 Lamonica To Williams Combo Tears Up Huskies
The first of two key sequences came in the last minute of the first half. North Marion, trailing 15-12, had held Cascade, forcing the Cougars to punt from their own 9 yard line, and took over at the Cascade 40 with 46.4 seconds left.
However, Husky quarterback Adam Hayden misfired on four consecutive throws, and the Cougars took the ball back with 26.6 seconds left. Which was more than enough for Lamonica.
Lamonica found Williams for 20 yards, and after a timeout, scrambled for seven more, before getting out of bounds at the 33 with 8.7 seconds left. Williams then shook free of the Huskies’ coverage down the left sideline, and Lamonica fired a strike for a touchdown with 2.5 seconds left, and Cascade carried a 22-12 lead into halftime.
“Our running game set that up,” Williams said. “Their defensive backs were crowding up and inside, and (with my speed) I could get outside a couple of steps. Nick threw a perfect pass, and all I had to do was turn and score.”
Cascade Claws La Salle 31-6
Football - Football Recaps Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 23 October 2009 22:07 Hits: 2162 Cougars Celebrate Homecoming With Big Plays
“None of us had ever beaten Gladstone or La Salle,” Federico explained. “This year, we finally beat both of them.” The win, the Cougars’ third straight, also pulled Cascade back into third place, and in the thick of the Capital Conference race.
Siuslaw Grinds Down North Bend 27-12
Football - Football Recaps Written by R.A. Pennington (Dawgbytes) Friday, 23 October 2009 20:47 Hits: 1245 Last week saw North Bend as the home team on a warm night but a cold start killed off any chance to win. This week in Florence it was a cool damp night following a rainy day as the Bulldogs were the visitors and this time North Bend had the hot start. With their best player, Jake Lucero, out for the season following a concussion suffered in the game against Sutherlin, the Bulldogs still came out running as usual and spread the ball among the backs well. Seiger got it going with an 18 yard gain. Harris rattled off a 15 yard run. Hardin picked up 10.
After three consecutive 1st downs, the yardage per carry dropped to more normal levels but the foward push continued with Seiger carrying twice and Harris once to put the ball on Siuslaw's 1 yard line. QB Dalton Iveans stuck it in from there but Ryan Johnson missed the XP kick wide right. North Bend had the lead at 6-0 with 9:18 to go in the 1st quarter.
Pierson's 300+ yards carries St. Paul to win over Casco League rival Perrydale
Football - Football Recaps Written by Kirk Mays Wednesday, 21 October 2009 17:39 Hits: 1496 The St. Paul Buckaroos beat the Perrydale Pirates, 34-24, in a hard fought and physical 1A contest this last Friday night. Both teams came out fired up in the first quarter, as St. Paul took their opening drive to their own 42 yard line before being stopped cold by the Pirates on 4th down. Cascade Runs Over Gladstone 24-0 To Climb Back Into Capital Chase
Football - Football Recaps Written by Andy Wooldridge (CCCougarfan) Friday, 16 October 2009 21:07 Hits: 1669 Federico and Davidson Combine for 372 yards
Turner - Cascade climbed back into the Capital Conference race with their second consecutive league win, a 24-0 shutout of visiting Gladstone.
Robbie Federico and Dillon Davidson teamed up for the Cougars to run over the Gladiator defense. Federico had 199 yards and two touchdowns on 15 carries, including a 94 yard run in the second quarter. Davidson, who was a game time decision due to a sore knee, added 173 yards on 15 carries, including a 77 yarder to set up the game’s first score. Davidson had five of Cascade’s ten caries that went for more than 10 yards.
“If you can’t stop our running game, the game is over,” Cascade coach Karl Elliott said.
Sutherlin shows up while NB snoozes and loses 28-6
Football - Football Recaps Written by R.A. Pennington (Dawgbytes) Friday, 16 October 2009 21:05 Hits: 1013 The weather was warm at 67 throughout the game but North Bend's effort was flat as could be. Sutherlin showed up for a football game and North Bend showed up for a bye. The result was predictable as the Blue Bulldogs returned the opening kickoff right up the middle for a TD with Kats doing the honors and went on to a 28-6 win.
After the Blue Bulldogs scored, they went for an onsides kick that only travelled 6 yards. Having not gone the required 10 yard minimum set NB up on Sutherlin's 46 but on 4th and 2, NB failed to gain the 1st down. Sutherlin responded by going 62 yards in 8 plays, all on the ground, for their second score, a 1 yard run by Bradley with 6:37 to go in the 1st quarter. The XP was good and the Blue Bulldogs were anything but blue with their 14-0 lead.
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Aurora - Cascade quarterback Nick Lamonica completed eight of eleven passes for 184 yards and three touchdowns, two to Tyrell Williams, as the Cougars upset Capital Conference leading North Marion 29-12 on the road.
Turner – Cascade celebrated homecoming with 14 big plays of 10 yards or more, and a 31-6 win over La Salle. The biggest plays included a 50 yard Nick Lamonica play action pass to Robbie Federico for a second quarter touchdown, and a 60 yard completion by Lamonica to Zach Rouse that set up another Federico touchdown, and gave the Cougars a 21-6 halftime lead over the Falcons.