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Football Recap: Banks Pulls Away from North Bend
It's hard to turn regular season success into postseason wins, a fact North Bend can now relate to. The contest between the Bulldogs and the Banks Braves didn't end well, with the Bulldogs falling 28-14. Jaic Lamb produced another solid performance, rushing for 145 yards and a pair of scores...
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Camas Papermakers head back to the playoffs after another season of growth
CAMAS, Wash. (KOIN) — The Camas Papermakers find themselves in familiar territory: Back in the postseason. It’s an accomplishment the program has achieved every year under head coach Adam Mathieson. While making the playoffs has become a tradition, Mathieson says this year’s team’s biggest accomplishment has been its growth, particularly the progress players have made […]
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South Eugene girls soccer wins state playoff thriller on penalty kicks
Emma Pettersson insists she didn't feel all that nervous as she stepped up to the penalty spot for a moment that many high school players dream of experiencing. The way she saw it, she was playing with house money. But South Eugene's senior captain didn't leave her team waiting any longer; Pettersson calmly buried a match-winning penalty kick to keep the Axe's season rolling. After 80 minutes and an overtime period weren't enough to break a 1-1 deadlock, Pettersson and Class 6A No. 7 South Eugene beat No. 22 Beaverton 5-4 on penalties Nov. 4 in the second round of the OSAA Class 6A girls soccer state playoffs. On the back of a stellar 10-4-1 regular season campaign, the Axe are headed to the state quarterfinals for the first time since 2019. "That was the first penalty I've ever taken in a game," Pettersson said with a slight smile. "So, that was nice. That was fun." An all-state center back who has helped the Axe limit their opponents to just 19 goals this season, Pettersson didn't necessarily need to convert her attempt to keep her team alive. South Eugene and Beaverton each converted four of their first five attempts, which