Tip your caps to them. Layne ended going 28 of 40 for passing yards and six passing touchdowns. He also had a three-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. Lakers senior running back Gabe Olvera, too, said ending the season Friday was tough to accept. We had people out, but we tried our best and tried to make as many plays as we could.
Olvera ended with 62 yards rushing on 13 carries and eight receptions for yards receiving, including a yard catch for a touchdown in the third quarter. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission. We had to prepare for that. We just needed to make more plays. The Lakers appeared to have all the momentum heading to halftime when senior receiver Justius Lowe made an incredible grab over the defense in the end zone for a lead with But Jesuit punched back when senior tight end Spencer McKelligon had an improbable catch that saw the ball tipped in the air and land in his hands as he raced 52 yards to tie the score at with 1.
You never know. That kind of stuff happens, and it was a momentum thing, for sure. Layne was stellar in his final high school game for the Lakers, completing 28 of 40 passes for yards and six touchdowns.
Olvera was his usual threat in the run and pass game with total yards 61 rushing and receiving and one touchdown. West had nine catches for yards and two touchdowns. Lowe added five receptions for 79 yards and two scores, Jarrett had three catches for 58 yards, and Cade Waller had three catches for 38 yards. For Lake Oswego , its streak of state quarterfinal appearances extended to four.
They played great and Jesuit was darn good. Jesuit marches on after snapping a five-game losing streak to Lake Oswego dating to the quarterfinals. McKelligon led Jesuit with two catches for yards, and sophomore Jace Burton had five catches for 51 yards and a touchdown. Junior Noah Staley added five carries for 61 yards and a score.
That game kicked off a six-game winning streak that included a victory at Lake Oswego. Lions junior Mark Hamper has 61 catches for yards and seven touchdowns. Pacers senior Jake Reichle rushed for yards and five touchdowns in a win at Sheldon last week. The Pacers' only losses are to the top three seeds: No. Lakeridge hasn't made the semifinals since High-powered Wilsonville Wildcats senior Chase Hix has thrown for 2, yards and 25 touchdowns.
But the two-time reigning state champion Colts have been stellar on defense, recording five shutouts, including a quarterfinal win over Canby. Thurston senior tight end Jacob Newell , signed with Arizona State, also is a force at defensive end. Silverton defeated West Albany at home on Oct. The stakes are higher this time, especially considering West Albany and Silverton haven't reached a state final since and , respectively.
The Bulldogs lost in the semifinals in and Silverton senior quarterback Jordan McCarty has passed for 20 touchdowns and run for 10 scores. West Albany has one of the state's top freshman in Tyler Hart-McNally , who ran for yards and two touchdowns on eight carries as the Bulldogs beat Dallas in the quarterfinals. Marshfield has been virtually unstoppable behind senior quarterback Dom Montiel , who has thrown for 2, yards and 44 touchdowns. But Mazama, winner of the 4A Showcase in the spring, is much improved from when the Pirates dropped the Vikings in the season opener.
Montiel threw for yards and four scores in that game. Estacada, riding a game winning streak, is shooting to make the final for the first time since , when the Rangers were the A-2 runners-up. Marist Catholic was the runner-up of the 4A Showcase in the spring and a semifinalist in The Spartans knocked off No. La Pine, which has never made the final, is in the semifinals for the first time since , when it lost to Vale. Siuslaw, winless in , is making its first final-four appearance since The Vikings, who beat La Pine at home Oct.
He had a state-record seven touchdowns catches Oct. Vale upset No. The Vikings have a state-leading 12 state titles, the last one in Vale made the semifinals in , losing to Rainier South Umpqua, which finished in and , has made the semifinals for the first time since , when it shared the state title with Siuslaw.
The Lancers' only loss this season was to Kalama Wash. Reigning state champion Heppner is riding a game winning streak. Mustangs senior Brock Hisler has rushed for 1, yards and 12 touchdowns and the defense is holding opponents to 6. Coquille is in position to make the championship game for the first time since winning its only title in
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