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South Coast runners win state titles
EUGENE — South Coast runners won four individual titles and brought home three team trophies from the state cross country meet in Eugene on Saturday. Bandon’s Jael Legutki and Beckett Pahls both won individual titles in the Class 2A-1A division and Coquille’s Ella Henthorn was a repeat champion. Henry Stone of Siuslaw won the Class 3A boys title and led the Vikings to another team title. Henthorn had a fabulous race in the new Class 3A division — this is the first year it has been separated from Class 2A-1A for girls. Her winning time of 17:43 was the fastest ever by a girl from any division under Class 5A. Corbett freshman Claire Horton was second with her own impressive time (18:00), followed by three runners who led Oregon Episcopal to the team title. Henthorn ran with the lead the entire race. “I’m just really happy with that time,” she said. “The time that I got was great. I was planning on going out, running my own race, not getting in my head.” Henthorn came in with confidence from her third-place finish at the Rose City Classic in Portland, where she was edged out at the line by South Eugene’s
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Katie Fiso sparks Oregon comeback win over Washington State
Trailing by 16 points in the second half gave Katie Fiso a familiar feeling. The Ducks had been here before, but she knew there was a way out. “I just encouraged myself and my team that the game’s not over,” Fiso said. “We still have a lot of time.” They certainly did as Oregon rallied for a 64-57 nonconference women’s basketball win against Washington State on Nov. 6 at Matthew Knight Arena. Fiso finished with a team-high 19 points, seven rebounds and three assists. She scored 11 of her points in the second half, which began with the Ducks (2-0) trailing 36-22 before falling behind 41-25 by the 8:40 mark of the third quarter. “It’s not a position that we’ve never been in before,” Fiso said. “A lot of last year’s games came down to that. We would start amping in up when were down 13. Hopefully we can change that model this year.” Fiso started Oregon’s rally with a 3-pointer and a layup, and then her teammates joined in to help dig the Ducks out of their double-digit hole. Brooklynn Haywood scored nine of her 14 points in the second half, and Avary Cain scored all 11 of her
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