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14 --SEPTEMBER 6, 2017
GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON
Goldendale, Bickleton opening cross country meets, Timberwolves first soccer game canceled Page 13
JARYD@GOLDENDALESENTINEL.COM
JARYD {]LINE
SPORTS EDITOR
It's still very early in the
season, but if the Lyle-
Wishram-Klickitat (LWK)
Cougars football team
cleans up some of the mis-
takes that head coach An-
toine Montoya and the rest
of the staff observed during
Friday's 14-6 loss to Steven-
son, they should be a very
good team with a good
chance of reaching the post-
season.
That's not to say they
aren't already a good team.
The small Cougar team, with
only 15 players suited up
against the Class 1A and 45
person Stevenson Bulldogs,
gave the larger school all it
could handle in the season
opener in Lyle.
In the opening quarter, the
JARYDCLINE :.Cougars were able to keep
RETURN MAN: Goldendale running back Cort Ladiges runs past a pair of White Salmon defenders the Bulldogs offense in
while returning a kick during Thursday's loss tO the Bruins at Barthlow Field. i check, forcing a turnover on
i downs on their opening de-
Goldendale drops season
fensive stand and faced an-
i other fourth down with time
running down in the quarter.
to White Salmon However, on fourth and l5,
op~or:::i~ the Bulldogs completed a JARYDCLINE
pass to the Cougars' six yard DUAL-THREAT QUARTERBACK: Cougar senior quarterback
line and scored on a quarter- Jeramiah Ostrander tucks the ball and runs during Friday's season
back keeper on the next play Opener against Stevenson. The team's signal caller on offense and
team was hurt by a few tough a sweep to the right,to open the scoring at 6-0 a defensive end on the other side of the ball, Ostrander is on the
breaks that favored the Bru- The Goldendale defense after a failed two-point con- short list of players to throw for a touchdown on offense and sack
ins, who scored early and made a stand though, hold- ! version, the quarterback on defense in the same game.
It was a tough way to open often and took a 14-0 lead be-
the football season for the fore the Timberwolves took
Goldendale Timberwolves, an offensive snap.
who fell 53-0 to Klickitat The Wolves kicked off to
County rival Columbia High begin the game, and nearly re-
of While Salmon on Thurs- covered a squib kick that
day at Barthlow Field. landed at the White Salmon
There wasn't much that 15 yard line. But on the very
went right for Goldendale on first play from scrimmage,
the evening although the the Bruins gained 65 yards on
ing White Salmon for three
plays while forcing a fourth
down and nine situation,
only to give up a first down
run on the next play, which
led to the Bruins first score
less than four minutes into
the game.
See Wolves, Page 13
However, the Cougs got the
:ball back and got on the
board almost instantly.
i Sophomore running back
Brandon Montoya bruised
his way to 25 yards on back-
to-back runs to start the
drive, and senior quarter-
back Jeramiah Ostrander his
junior receiver Sam McCul-
lough from 25 yards out to tie
the score at six with 36 sec-
onds left in the first quarter.
A holding call negated the
two-point conversion, and
the Cougars couldn't convert
from 12 yards out to take the
lead.
The LWK defense held its
ground in the second quar-
ter, turning the Bulldogs
over on downs three times,
but also had two turnovers
of its own in the quarter and
went into halftime tied at
six.
See Cougars, Page 13
Below: Joe Hassing Memorial steer
shown by Gabe Starr; purchased by
Taylor Family for $4.00 a pound.
Sale grossed $180,000!!!
122 animals sold!
i. i¸
Below: Bernice Thiele Memorial Hog
shown by Corbin Bland; purchased by
SDS Lumber Company for $4.50 a pound.
Left: Jean Schilling Memorial Lamb
shown by Natalie Schroder; pur-
chased by Broadway Automotive
for $6.75 a pound.
Photos Joy Sarah Kay Photography
The future of agriculture lies with these kids!