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Joint Booster Club meeting
The North Bend and Marshfield Booster Clubs will meet in a joint session on Wednesday, Sept. 1st, noon, at the North Bend High School “Hall of Champions” at Vic Adams Field. Free hamburgers, salad and drinks will be offered to Booster Club members and those who would like to join the Booster Clubs. This is the fourth year the two clubs have kicked off the school year with a joint session featuring the head football coaches who will talk about their 2010 teams and then highlight this year’s Bay Area Rivalry game set for Friday night, Sept. 3rd at North Bend. Bulldog Head Coach Rick Taylor is entering his third season, while this is the second year for Pirate Head Coach Justin Ainsworth.
Meet the Bulldogs
North Bend High School will hold its “Meet the Bulldogs” night, Wednesday, Sept. 1st, beginning at 5 p.m. at Vic Adams Field. A hamburger dinner with chips, a drink and dessert will be offered. Athlete introductions will start at 6 p.m. for football, volleyball, soccer, cross country, cheer and the band. Each team will put on either a scrimmage or a skit about their sport. The new Hall of Champions building will be open.
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Oregon State’s volleyball team picked up their first win of the 2010 season with a come-from-behind victory at Portland State Tuesday night. The Beavers (1-3) lost the first two games, but came back with three straight wins to clinch the non-league match over the Vikings (2-1), 21-25, 25-27, 25-15, 25-19, 15-13. The Beavers next host the Active Ankle Challenge in Corvallis Beginning Friday, Sept. 3rd. Participating teams include Michigan, UNLV and Florida Gulf Coast. Oregon State plays Florida Gulf Coast Friday at 7 p.m. in Legendary Gill Coliseum.
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With its home opener this Wednesday, the No. 18 University of Oregon women’s volleyball team climbed two spots Monday in the first national poll of the season released by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. The Ducks enjoyed their 45th straight week in the top 25, a stretch that has included top-10 appearances in 2007, ’08 and ’09, and 14 editions altogether in that span. Around the Pac-10, seven teams again ranked top 25, and two more teams UO face in 2010 received votes (Florida International and Santa Clara). Compared to last week, No. 3 Stanford and No. 14 UCLA climbed one and two positions, respectively, No. 10 USC and No. 11 California remained the same, and No. 9 Washington and No. 24 Arizona dropped one and six spots, respectively.
Hornung Award
The University of Oregon’s Kenjon Barner has been added to the watch list for the inaugural Paul Hornung Award, presented by the Louisville Sports Commission to the most versatile player in college football. As a freshman, Barner ranked eighth in the Pac-10 with 1,553 all-purpose yards (ninth-best in a single season at UO) and set the team’s season mark for kickoff return yardage with 1,020. Barner joins 48 other all-purpose standouts on the list and is one of 20 on top 25 teams.
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No. 22/24(USA Today/AP) Oregon State (0-0) opens the 2010 collegiate football season vs. No. 6/7 (USA Today/AP) TCU Horned Frogs (0-0), Sat., Sept. 4 in the Cowboys Classic at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas. Game time is 4:47 p.m. PDT with ESPN providing live television. Oregon State and TCU have never met in football. The visit to the state of Texas is the first for the Beavers during the regular season since a 1996 trip to Baylor. Oregon State Director of Athletics Bob De Carolis had a goal of scheduling a game in Texas so James and Jacquizz Rodgers could play close to friends and family, and that was a significant reason as to how this game developed.
Oregon Tuna Classic
They held a 20-point lead going in to the final leg of this year’s Oregon Tuna Classic at Garibaldi on the North Oregon Coast. Team Just Keep Fishing caught just enough Albacore Tuna Saturday, August 28th to win the overall season title over Charleston’s Team Green Lightning Laundry and the Gales Creek Tuna Gaffers. With the win goes the invitation to the IGFA Offshore World Championships. Out of the 73 teams that made it to roll call early Saturday morning, 48 came back with the required five tuna limit for the afternoon weigh-in. A total of 6,414 lbs of tuna was turned over to the Tillamook County Food Bank. The fourth leg first place team was Team Albie Damned which landed 139.3 lbs. of tuna. Skipper Dan Mitchell and his crew donated their $3,000 in winnings back to OTC to help feed the hungry. Second place went to Team Fat Cat which caught 134.5 lbs. They also donated their $2,000 prize back to OTC. The first three legs were held at Newport, Ilwaco, WA, and Charleston.
CB Speedway
Circle Track results from August 28th, and season points at the Coos Bay Speedway: 4 Cylinder: 1. Tom Siewell (Florence); 2. Carl Johnson (Myrtle Point); 3. Hurricane Hannah (Coos Bay). Street Stocks: 1. Dan Roland (Coos Bay); 2. Andy Schmelzer (Coquille); 3. Hank Shorb (Powers). Late Models: 1. Mike George (Coos Bay); 2. Dave Foote (Coos Bay); 3. Rocky Trupp (Coos Bay). Season Points as of 8-28-10 - 4 Cylinders: Hurricane Hannah 457; Tom Siewell 448; Nathan Agustine 389; Carl Johnson 177; Kevin Black 142; Mike Green 122; Bradley Londo 121; Terry Huffman 109; Max Augustine 91; Tyler Lockwood 45; Chris Ray 10. Street Stocks: Andy Schmelzer 923; Toby McIntyre 745; Matt Hakki 537; Scott McDonald 406; Ryan Tabeler 350; Dan Roland 350; Neil Dubisar 346; George Wheeler 316; Hank Shorb 280; Micky Bushnell 198; Jerry Souther 173; Trina Post 167; Mark Shaull 164; Loren McIntyre 136; Joey Gish 107; Steve Dubisar 104; Mark Hannah 102; Robert Menske 95; Tom Elam 88; Jim Farmes 70; Micheal Cambell 64; Stacy Hayatt 45; Don Green 33; Newton Allred 30; Dale Wilhelm 29; Shawn Hill 26; Justin D'Acguisto 17. Late Models: Kelly McIntyre 677; Mike George 650; Dave Foote 612; Rocky Trupp 544; Eric Luckman 311; Mike Post 244; Rick Trupp 222; Trina Post 180; Chuck Bracelin 119; Brent Smith 115; Billy Workman 92; Seth Fuller 79; Toby McIntyre 70; Greg Schellhorn 62; Brett Hulsley 59; Andy Schmelzer 54; Chris Mott 49; Keith Horn 47; Tom Elam 44; Rob Hannah 42; Donavan Prather 41; Loren McIntyre 35; Tad Hiatt 30; Tom Lawson 23; George Wheeler 5.
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