LEBANON — A slow start Friday night at Lebanon means it’s time for the Dallas Dragons to start over.
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WEST SALEM — West Salem still leads the Class 6A Special District 6 football standings with two games left in the regular season.
DALLAS — The Dallas junior varsity girls soccer team went 0-2-1 in tough matches last week.
CORVALLIS — Fortunes finally smiled on the Central High football team on Friday.
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PERRYDALE — It’s 8-man football, but it was more like one against eight Friday night at Perrydale.
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DALLAS — The Dallas Dragons continued to put themselves in good position to make the Class 5A playoffs by going 2-1 in league matches last week.
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DALLAS — Could this be the year?
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DALLAS — The Dallas Dragons have their first winning streak of the season.
FALLS CITY — It’s time for the Perrydale Push.
SALEM — West Salem, the only team unbeaten in Special District 6 play, goes from one big game to another one this week.
INDEPENDENCE — Central football coach Joel Everett is hoping for more of a complete team to help generate more of a complete game for the Panthers this week.
INDEPENDENCE — Central has a new coach.
INDEPENDENCE — Central ended last week at 6-11 overall and 4-7 in the Mid-Willamette Conference.
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DALLAS — The Dragons are back.
PERRYDALE — The defense rose to the occasion, and the offense got the job done, too, in a solid performance Friday that gave Perrydale’s football team an important victory.
WEST SALEM — Summit, South Salem and McKay are probably mentioned the most as upper echelon in Mountain Valley Conference boys soccer this season.
ALBANY — In baseball terms, the Dallas cross-country team batted 1.000 last week.
INDEPENDENCE — Central tied visiting Thurston 1-1 in girls soccer last week before falling 9-1 to Corvallis, a co-leader with Silverton in the Mid-Willamette Conference.
INDEPENDENCE — Unfortunately for the Central Panthers, football isn’t horseshoes.
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PERRYDALE — The Pirates had a goal going into the volleyball season. The way they’ve played, it’s clearly in reach.
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FALLS CITY — Perrydale won 3-0 at Falls City last week, its fifth consecutive victory.
EUGENE — The Dragon Cross Country team survived stormy weather to compete in Eugene Saturday at the Annual Northwest Classic held at Lane Community College.
INDEPENDENCE — The Central Panthers will go on the road this week, looking to even their football season and league records.
DALLAS — Along with one of the toughest early season schedules in the state, the Dallas Dragons also have had to deal with what Andy Jackson calls “the weirdest year I’ve experienced as a coach.”
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PERRYDALE — The Perrydale Pirates will take a long road trip Saturday, aiming to make short work of another nonleague football opponent.
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DALLAS — With a huge comeback in the second set paving the way, the Dallas High volleyball team swept Central 3-0 Thursday night on the Panthers’ floor.
DALLAS – The Dallas boys soccer team loss 10-2 to McNary on Thursday, losing to a team with in a higher classification and with a much larger roster.
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PERRYDALE – The Perrydale Pirates got revenge on long-time rival Falls City on Friday night at home.
The Central High School Cheer Team hosts a youth cheer clinic from 10 a.m. to noon Aug. 30-31 at the CHS Turf (football field). Over a two-day session, your child will learn some chants, jumps and a dance to be performed at the Panther’s first home football game.
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PERRYDALE — Samantha Blades, a member of the Perrydale JV girl’s basketball team, playing in her first basketball game, hit a 3-point shot from NBA range as the final buzzer sounded.
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WILSONVILLE — Track & field athletes from Central and Dallas competed in the statewide 5A invitational on Friday and Saturday in Wilsonville. The girls team for Central placed 15th with 16 points and Dallas girls placed 19th with 13 points. Central boys placed 14th with 14 points and boy…
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