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Salem-News.com Sports (September 10, 2007 06:13)Beavers Stops Sacramento State, 2-1 Salem-News.com SPORTSOregon State returns home to host the OSU Diadora Classic Sept. 14-15. (SACRAMENTO, Calif. ) -  Senior Nick Webb scored his second goal of the season in Oregon State’s 2-1 win over Sacramento State Sunday afternoon.
Oregon State (2-2-0) attempted 15 total shots, 13 in the first half alone, while all of Sacramento State’s (0-4-0) nine attempts came in the second half.
After four attempts by the Beavers, freshman Chris Miller connected with the goal just inside the 17th minute. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 10, 2007 06:07)Oregon State Shuts Out UC Riverside, 2-0 Salem-News.com SPORTSOregon State heads on the road for four straight matches. (CORVALLIS, Ore. ) -  Najma Homidi and Rachael Axon both scored their first goals of the season in the first half as the Oregon State women’s soccer team defeated UC Riverside, 2-0, Sunday at Paul Lorenz Field.
Oregon State (3-1 overall) started out the first half aggressively on offense with Homidi scoring the Beavers’ first goal in the fifth minute.
Monica Storm had the assist as Homidi headed the ball into the Highlanders (2-2) net from 12 yards out.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 10, 2007 06:03)Montana Shocks Oregon, 1-0 Salem-News.com SPORTSSophomore Dani Oster and freshman Jill Jensen led the Ducks with four shots a piece. (EUGENE, Ore. ) -  The offense struggled and Montana made a second half penalty kick stand up as the Grizzlies defeated Oregon 1-0 Sunday before 428 at Pape’ Field.
The teams were scoreless until the 75th minute when Montana’s Sara Campbell was tackled inside the Oregon penalty box.
Mahlleace Tomsin found the back of the net on the ensuing penalty kick to give the Grizzlies (1-3-0) their first win of the season.
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 09, 2007 10:44)Huskies Sack No. 22 Boise State Salem-News.com SPORTSWashington is 2-0 for the first time since 2001. (SEATTLE) -  No wacky formations. No trick plays.
The darlings got dumped.
No. 22 Boise State had its 14-game winning streak, longest in major college football, ended as resurgent Washington shut out the Broncos in the second half of the Huskies' 24-10 victory Saturday. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 09, 2007 10:24)Bearcats Lose to Lewis-Clark State in Championship Match Salem-News.com SPORTSWillamette was led by Kelley Lindstrom and Julie Stutzman, each with seven kills. (SPOKANE, Wash.) -  Willamette University defeated Whitworth University, 3-1, in the final match of round robin play, before losing to Lewis-Clark State College, 0-3, in the championship match, at the Whitworth Invitational on Saturday.
The Bearcats finished the tournament in second place with a 2-2 record.
Willamette is now 2-6 on the season. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 09, 2007 10:19)Montana Trip Opens with Lop-Sided Win for Warriors Jessica Matthews leads the Warriors with three goals and six points.
(GREAT FALLS, Mont.) -  A two-game trip to the state of Montana opened well for Corban's women's soccer team, as the Warriors defeated the Lady Argos of Great Falls, 6-1, behind a pair of goals by sophomore Jessica Matthews on Saturday at Siebel Soccer Park.
As reported by twelfth-year head coach Marty Ziesemer, Corban got goals from Matthews, senior all-conference Megan Waunch, senior Tosha Wilson, and sisters -- freshman Erin and senior Sara Laughlin.
This is the second straight season that Corban has defeated Great Falls. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 09, 2007 10:12)Sweep Hands Warriors Second Conference Victory Salem-News.com SPORTSCorban fell behind 3-1 in the opening game before reeling off five straight points to go up by two (5-3).
(KIRKLAND, Wash.) -  After getting an uncharacteristic night off due to a forfeit by Evergreen on Friday, Corban's women's volleyball team traveled north and swept Northwest University, 3-0 (30-17, 30-27, 30-25), to pick up its second conference victory of the season Saturday inside the Pavilion.
Junior Rashelle Davenport led all players with 19 kills, while freshman Kristen Eiler and senior Ashley Lange added 14 and 6 kills respectively.
For the first time since the 2002 season, Corban opens its conference schedule undefeated after the opening weekend. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 09, 2007 10:08)Volleyball Wolves Stun Viks, 3-2 Salem-News.com SPORTSStacey Bennett knocked down 15 and hit at a .464 clip for the Wolves. (MONMOUTH, Ore. ) -  Western Oregon battled back from a 2-1 deficit to post a stunning five-game upset of Western Washington on Saturday afternoon in Great Northwest Athletic Conference volleyball action, 30-19, 28-30, 16-30, 30-27, 15-13.
The win moved to Wolves to 2-0 in conference play and 5-4 overall. Western Washington dropped to 1-1 in the GNAC and to 5-4 on the year.
The Wolves were led by Haley Kostrba's 22 kills and Kayla Mainer's 20. Read Full Article
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Salem-News.com Sports (September 09, 2007 09:53)Gustavus Adolphus Rallies Past Willamette, 34-25 Salem-News.com SPORTSFor Willamette, senior inside linebacker Taylor Hermes registered 11 total tackles, including 1.5 tackles for losses. (ST. PETER, Minn. ) -  Gustavus Adophus College scored 21 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to rally from a 17-13 deficit and defeat visiting Willamette University, 34-25, on Saturday at Hollingsworth Field.
The win allowed the Gusties to open the season at 1-0, while Willamette fell to 0-2.
Willamette led 7-6 at halftime and held a four-point lead as the final period began, but Gustavus Adolphus moved in front on a 32-yard pass from quarterback Jordon Stolp to wide receiver Chad Arlt on the second play of the fourth quarter. Read Full Article
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