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McMinnville boys soccer wins; girls fall to Roseburg
Plus, a Newberg Navy corpsman's story and local soccer scores.
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Boys soccer
McMinnville's boys beat McDaniel 2-1 in the 6A second round Tuesday. It was one of eight 6A second-round games played that night. Forest Grove News-Times
McMinnville's soccer teams split their Round 2 games
| Team | Round 2 result |
|---|---|
| McMinnville boys | Won 2-1 over McDaniel |
| McMinnville girls | Lost 1-0 to Roseburg |
Sources: The News-Review, Forest Grove News-Times
Girls soccer
No. 4 McMinnville fell 1-0 to No. 13 Roseburg in Round 2 of the OSAA Class 6A playoffs Wednesday night. Roseburg goalkeeper Corinne White made clutch saves, and Molly Smith gave Roseburg all the offensive punch it needed. The News-Review
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McMinnville boys soccer wins; girls fall to Roseburg
Plus, a Newberg Navy corpsman's story and local soccer scores.
The TLDR
- McMinnville boys beat McDaniel 2-1 in the 6A playoffs
- McMinnville girls fall 1-0 to Roseburg in Round 2
- A Newberg Navy corpsman looks back on Vietnam
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Around McMinnville
From The News-Review, Forest Grove News-Times and 4 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service.
The News-Review7 hours ago
Prep Girls Soccer: No. 13 Roseburg hits No. 4 McMinnville with 1-0 upset in Round 2 of OSAA Class 6A playoffs, on The News-ReviewMcMINNVILLE – On a night when Corinne White repeatedly came through with clutch saves in goal, Molly Smith gave Roseburg High’s girls’ soccer team all the offensive punch it needed.
Forest Grove News-Times9 hours ago
High School Soccer: Girls playoff scores from Wednesday night (Nov. 4), on Forest Grove News-TimesBelow are all the scores from Wednesday night’s girls playoff soccer. 6A Second Round Jesuit 3, Westview 0 Lakeridge 2, Glencoe 1 Lincoln 5, West Linn 0 Roseburg 1, McMinnville […]
The Linfield Review15 hours ago
Wildcat Harvest Haunt: celebrating Fall Family Weekend, on The Linfield ReviewOn Oct. 24, Linfield University’s Wildcat Events Board (WEB) hosted the third annual Wildcat Harvest Haunt. The event featured a collection of activities for the Linfield community, such as a haunted maze with student scare actors, games, pumpkin painting and even a tarot reading. The event was swarming with not only local residents, but...
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Bangers FC finds new head coach in a familiar face to Soccer City USA, on KOIN.comThe Portland Bangers FC soccer club has a new head coach. His face is familiar to the organization and to local fans here in Soccer City USA.
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SALUTE TO VETERANS | Newberg veteran served as a Navy corpsman in jungles of Southeast Asia, on Newberg Graphic(NEWBERG) — It has been 56 years since Stan Beecroft left Vietnam, but the memories of his experiences are fresh and can be summed up in one word: “Hell.” Beyond […]
OregonLive.comNov. 3
Oregon high school boys soccer playoffs: Tuesday stars, highlights, scores, on OregonLive.comThe Oregon boys soccer playoffs continued Tuesday with action in all five classifications. Here are some of the highlights and top performers.