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Days Creek boys remain perfect in league
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DAYS CREEK – The Days Creek boys basketball squad added two more league notches to the proverbial belt this last week as they took down North Douglas and Camas Valley, 71-56 and 77-29, respectfully.The two victories kept the Wolves Skyline League record unblemished at 4-0.The first of the two contest came on Friday evening,…
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Lady Wolves hand Riddle another loss
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DAYS CREEK – Things didn’t start off well for Days Creek on Tuesday evening, January 13, as they hosted county rival Riddle in a Skyline League tussle but in the end the Wolves found themselves on the top side of a 49-15 victory.In the first quarter neither team could seem to put the ball…
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Days Creek boys send Irish to fifth straight loss
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DAYS CREEK – The long time south Douglas County rivaly between Riddle and Days Creek was renewed again on Tuesday evening, January 13, as the two teams squared off on the hardwood in a Skyline League battle.After 32 minutes of intense play the Days Creek Wolves came out on top 64-49 sending Riddle to…
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Riddle wins Cow Creek Classic
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RIDDLE – The Riddle Irish boys have recently taken on the moniker of the comeback kids as they rallied from halftime deficits in both games of the Cow Creek Classic to ultimately claim the title.On Saturday, December 13, in the championship game against St. Paul Riddle trailed at the half by five 33-26 after…
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Days Creek boys go 1-1 in tournament
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DAYS CREEK — The Days Creek boys basketball squad took one on the chin on Friday, Dec. 5, in the first round of their tournament.The top-ranked Country Christian Cougars built a early lead and beat the Wolves 49-35.Cam Stufflebeam led the Wolves with 16 points.Days Creek bounced back on Saturday to beat the No.…
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Lady Wolves blitz Lancers
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DAYS CREEK – The Days Creek girls basketball squad got it going early in their Invitational tournament Friday evening, December 5.The Wolves took on South Umpqua in the first round and lit up the scoreboard in the first quarter as they jumped out to a commanding 20-0 lead after the first quarter and never…
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Lancer booters fall in second round of playoffs
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TRI CITY – The South Umpqua Boys Soccer team hosted their first playoff game in a quarter century(2000) last Wednesday, November 5, taking on Blanchet Catholic. The result was not good for the Lancers as they fell 3-0. In the first half both teams played rather conservatively on the rain-soaked field at Tri City.…
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Riddle capsizes Glendale to make playoffs
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RIDDLE – In the final game of the regular season the riddle football team rose to the occasion and tookcare of the visiting Glendale Pirates 40-20 to secure a spot in the O.S.A.A. 1A eight man playoffs, theirfirst playoff berth since 1995. It didn’t hurt that this was also the Irish’s Homecoming game and…
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Riddle falls from unbeaten ranks
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Riddle receiver Jase Coker celebrates as he scores Riddle’s only touchdown of the game. D.C. Mail photos taken by Robert L. Chaney Sr. The Warriors took the opening kickoff and were in the end zone on their second play from scrimmage and with a successful conversion they led 8-0. Their second series took a…
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Lancer netters notch victory
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D.C. Mail photos taken by Robert L. Chaney Sr. TRI CITY – The South Umpqua volleyball squad put the finishing touches on an already emotional Senior night last Thursday, October 16 as they defeating Siuslaw in four sets 25-11, 25-18, 25-27 and 25-11. The first set saw South Umpqua open up a 10 point…