The Monday Morning Blast
These Days – All the weekend scores; plus The Battle of the Cowlitz ('89), and Km Mountain Battle football ('90)
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High School Football
Kelso 30, River Ridge 14
Seton Catholic 45, Mark Morris 20
Tenino 14, Kalama 8
Rochester 49, Castle Rock 14
Toledo 60, Goldendale 14
Toutle Lake 66, Fort Vancouver 6
Ilwaco 20, Columbia (White Salmon) 12
Onalaska 22, Napavine 12
Ocosta 48, Winlock 12
Clatskanie 50, Stanfield 12
Willamina 32, Rainier 26 (OT)
High School Volleyball
Kalama 3, Mark Morris 0 (25-13, 25-18, 25-20)
Toledo 3, Hoquiam 0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-18)
College Women’s Soccer
Lower Columbia 0, Centralia 0
College Volleyball
Yakima Valley 3, Lower Columbia 2 (No scores reported/NWAC Crossover)
Edmunds 3, Lower Columbia 0 (No scores reported/NWAC Crossover)
This Day In History
Sept. 15, 1989: Winlock comes home with an ugly but dominant Battle of the Cowlitz win — 15-0 over Toledo — in a game that featured four interceptions and nine total fumbles. Cardinal star back Konner Kersavage went down with a leg injury early in the first quarter, but in his absence, Brian Stevenson — normally Kersavage’s lead blocker — carried the ball a whopping 41 times for 166 yards.
That Day In History
Sep. 14, 1990: The Naselle football team sees itself outgained by nearly 140 yards in the first half in Cathlamet but turns it around in the second, flipping a 12-0 deficit at the break into a 14-12 win over Wahkiakum. Brett Kimball got the Comets on the board with a 38-yard touchdown, and Tim Wirkkala scored the second, after Randy Lindstrom recovered a fumble. Joe Turgeon scored the two touchdowns for the Mules and led all rushers with 141 yards.
“At halftime I kind of thumped on the chalkboard and ranted and raved,” Naselle head coach Jeff Eaton said. “I think that got us going.”
In Case You Missed It
High School Football: Wahkiakum clobbers Naselle in Km Mountain Battle
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