South Coast Babe Ruth Baseball
South Coast Babe Ruth Baseball starts Monday, February 23 at 6:00pm at Clyde Allen Field. Open to ages 13-15. Bring a bat, helmet and glove if you have. Sign up forms available in the NBHS Athletic Office. Questions can be directed to Walter White at 541-756-3958 or Rick Spring at 541-756-4669.
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North Bend’s girls won their second state championship in three years at the 2015 OSAA 4A State Swimming Championships at the Mt. Hood CC Aquatic Center in Gresham Saturday. The Bulldogs edged runner-up Sweet Home 75 to 74.5. North Bend’s boys took fifth and Marshfield’s Spencer Fromm scored two-points to give the Pirates 17th. Catlin Gabel won the boy’s state title, while La Grande was second. NB Girls: 200 Yard Medley Relay – 1 NB (Vianka Hoyer, Cassie Dallas, Alyssa Bennett, Alyssa Monohon) 1:49.75 (mr); 200 Yard Freestyle – 6 Makayla Proett 2:04.87; 8 Hailey Hyde 2:05.49; 200 IM – 2 Cassie Dallas 2:11.18; 50 Yard Freestyle – 1 Alyssa Bennett 24.59; 2 Vianka Hoyer 24.81; 9 Alyssa Monohon 26.29; 100 Yard Butterfly – 1 Vianka Hoyer 57.32; 9 Zaraya Estrada 1:02.77; 100 Yard Freestyle – 1 Alyssa Bennett 53.57; 500 Yard Freestyle – 6 Makayla Proett 5:33.71; 8 Hailey Hyde 5:42.53; 8 Liliana Bennett 5:45.19; 200 Yard Freestyle Relay – 2 NB (Zaraya Estrada, Makayla Proett, Damie Zomerschoe, Alyssa Monohon) 1:44.35; 100 Yard Backstroke – 6 Zaraya Estrada 1:03.55; 8 Damie Zomerschoe 1:08.48; 100 Yard Breaststroke – 1 Cassie Dallas 1:06.98; 400 Yard Freestyle Relay – 2 NB (Vianka Hoyer, Cassie Dallas, Alyssa Monohon, Alyssa Bennett) 3:37.63. NB Boys: 200 Yard Freestyle – 2 Karl Stuntzner-Gibson 1:43.59; 50 Yard Freestyle – 6 Danny Woodruff 23.70; 100 Yard Butterfly – 7 Danny Woodruff 58.30; 500 Yard Freestyle – 1 Karl Stuntzner-Gibson 4:50.54; 200 Yard Freestyle Relay – 5 NB (Chase Gaul, Danny Woodruff, Mitchell Yost, Karl Stuntzner-Gibson) 1:35.53; 400 Yard Freestyle Relay – 4 NB (Danny Woodruff, Mitchell Yost, Matthew Perry, Karl Stuntzner-Gibson) 3:31.66. MHS B: 200 Yard Freestyle – 8 Spencer Fromm 1:59.96; 500 Yard Freestyle – 5 Spencer Fromm 5:19.73. MHS G: 200 Yard Medley Relay – 10 MHS (Asha Huffman, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Kaitlyn James, Kayla Sparkman) 2:05.40; 200 Yard Freestyle – 11 Kayla Sparkman 2:07.88; 500 Yard Freestyle – 7 Kayla Sparkman 5:40.83; 100 Yard Breaststroke – 9 Alyssa Hedgpeth 1:14.73; 400 Yard Freestyle Relay – 8 MHS (Tori Tavernier, Alyssa Hedgpeth, Asha Huffman, Kayla Sparkman) 4:04.86.
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Marshfield and North Bend finished as co-champions of the 4A Far West League boys basketball race for the 2014-15 season. The two Bay Area teams won their final games of the regular season Friday on the road. Marshfield had to come from behind in downing South Umpqua 61-59 at Tri City. The loss knocked the Lancers (5-5, 15-8) into a tie with Brookings-Harbor (5-5, 8-16), a 90-39 winner at home over Douglas (0-10, 5-18), for third place. The two teams will meet Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., at MHS, in Coos Bay to break the tie. North Bend won at Siuslaw (2-8, 5-14), 56-31, in Florence. The Bulldogs (9-1, 21-1) are the state’s top-ranked team, and the Pirates (9-1, 19-5) are No. 4. The OSAA Power Rankings freeze Tuesday, Feb. 24, 10 p.m. That will then determine the seeding for the upcoming playoffs. The seven league champions make the “A” group and earn a bye from the play-in round. They, plus the next highest ranked team, make up the eight teams that will then host a playoff game with the winner advancing to the OSAA 4A State Championships March 12-14 at Liberty & Century high schools in Hillsboro.
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Marshfield finished in third and North Bend fourth in the 4A girls Far West League basketball race for the 2014-15 season with wins last Friday night, the final night of the regular season. The Lady Pirates will wait for the OSAA Power Rankings to freeze Tuesday night, 10 p.m., to determine their playoff opponent and location for the “Play-In” round. Marshfield (5-4, 13-10) downed South Umpqua (0-9, 1-21) 64-30 in Tri City, while North Bend (5-5, 11-10) won at Florence, 52-34 over Siuslaw (2-8, 4-16). Brookings-Harbor (10-0, 18-4) finished the season unbeaten in league with a 62-37 home win over second place Douglas (7-3, 14-9).