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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 18:27)Kyle Busch Wins Busch Series Race at Phoenix Salem-News.com SPORTSBusch to go for three on Sunday. (AVONDALE, Ariz.) -  Friday night had transitioned into Saturday afternoon, but Kyle Busch's result stayed the same in the NASCAR Busch Series ARIZONA.TRAVEL 200 at Phoenix International Raceway.
Busch steered the No. 5 Chevrolet to the lead for 132 of 203 laps - including the final 86 - to win his fourth Busch Series race of 2007 and gain the 11th checkered flag of his career.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 18:17)Willamette's Sarah Zerzan Wins Third NCAA-DIII West Regional Crown Salem-News.com SPORTSBy winning the Regional titles, Willamette earned automatic berths into the NCAA Division III National Championships in St. Olaf, Minn., on Saturday, Nov. 17. (ESTACADA, Ore. ) -  Willamette University won the women’s and men’s team titles, and Sarah Zerzan claimed her third consecutive individual championship, at the NCAA Division III Cross Country West Regional at McIver Park in Estacada, Ore. on Saturday.
Zerzan won the women’s 6-kilometer race with a time of 20:51.65 and was followed by Maddie Coffman in second place at 21:40.85.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 18:00)Linfield Wallops Lewis & Clark, 66-0 Salem-News.com SPORTSEight different Wildcats scored touchdowns in the game, including two by senior wide receiver Kyle Warner. (McMINNVILLE, Ore. ) -  Linfield held Lewis & Clark to two first downs and 43 yards of offense, drubbing the winless Pioneers 66-0 Saturday in Northwest Conference action at Maxwell Field.
Wildcats starting quarterback Aaron Boehme passed for five touchdowns - all in the first half - while completing 14 of 17 attempts in his major assignment.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 17:51)Oregon State Women Open Season With 73-64 Win Salem-News.com SPORTSOregon State stays at home Tuesday, Nov. 13 when the Beavers host Western Oregon. (CORVALLIS, Ore. ) -  Ashley Allen scored a career-high 25 points and Talisa Rhea posted 18 in her first career game as the Oregon State women’s basketball team opened the 2007-08 season with a 73-64 victory over Cal Poly Saturday afternoon at legendary Gill Coliseum.
The win marked the Beavers’ 10th straight opening-day victory. Mercedes Fox-Griffin posted 12 points to go with four assists, while Tiffany Ducker, in her first regular season game since the 2005-06 season, was 5-of-8 from the floor for 10 points for the Beavers. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 17:50)Western Oregon Routs Humboldt State; Eyes Rotary Bowl Bid Salem-News.com SPORTSA berth in the Rotary Bowl on December 1 in St. George, Utah is a strong possibility now for the Wolves. (MONMOUTH, Ore. ) -  In the final home game of the year, Western Oregon sent out 18 seniors on a high note with a 64-0 win over Humboldt State in front of 2,500 fans at McArthur Field.
Western Oregon rang up 562 yards of total offense and held Humboldt State to minus five yards on the day: including -55 yards on the ground. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 17:49)Pacific Lutheran Holds On For 17-10 Win Over Willamette Salem-News.com SPORTSWillamette ends its season at 4-6 overall, 3-3 in the NWC.
(SALEM, Ore. ) -  Pacific Lutheran University built a 14-0 lead in the first quarter, then held of Willamette University for a 17-10 win on Saturday in a Northwest Conference game at McCulloch Stadium.
For PLU, Chase Reed scored on a 7-yard run with 3:25 left in the first period and Greg Ford reached the end zone on a 91-yard pass from Brett Gordon on the final play of the opening period.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 16:16)Illinois Upsets No. 1 Ohio State, 28-21 Salem-News.com SPORTSThe Illini rushed for 260 yards against an Ohio State defense that came in allowing just 65 yards on the ground per game. (COLUMBUS, Ohio) -  Juice Williams provided the big plays on the ground and through the air, spurring Illinois to a stunning 28-21 victory on Saturday night and throwing open the national title race.
It was the first time Illinois (8-3, 5-2 Big Ten) had ever beaten a No. 1, losing all 17 previous games. The defeat also ended a record streak of 20 Big Ten wins in a row by Ohio State (10-1, 6-1).
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 06:22)CCC Volleyball: Southern Oregon Sweeps Corban Salem-News.com SPORTSSouthern Oregon's Jacyln Hamilton-Smith led the Raiders with a match-high 16 kills. (ASHLAND, Ore.) -  In its next-to-last match of the season, Corban's women's volleyball team dropped a three-game match (25-30, 17-30, 17-30) to the NAIA's No. 10-ranked Raiders of Southern Oregon despite a team-high 11 kills from junior Chelsea Reeher and 10 kills from junior Rashelle Davenport.
Along with her team-high in kills, Reeher also added a match-high seven blocks (five solo, two assist) in helping the Warriors' defense registered a combined 9.0 team blocks.
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Salem-News.com Sports (November 10, 2007 06:18)Dixon, Reed Earn Academic Honors Salem-News.com SPORTSDixon possesses a grade point average of 3.33 in sociology, while Reed has maintained a 3.39 gpa in history. (EUGENE, Ore. ) -  University of Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon and defensive end Nick Reed have been selected to the ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 8 first team, as voted on by college and university sports information directors throughout the western portion of the United States and Canada.
As a result of the vote by collegiate sports publicists in Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, British Columbia and the Yukon, Dixon and Reed now become eligible for the magazine’s academic All-America consideration. Read Full Article
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