Lyle hits 92 points in win over Country

“The beauty about this game was that all of our younger guys played in the second half,” said Devoe. “They work hard in practice, so it was nice to have them get some playing time.

“Country Christian is an inexperienced team, but they’re working hard and they’re doing some good things. They have some good athletes, and they have a good scheme, but they just don’t have enough experience … they’ll get there.”

Country Christian in Molalla resumed its football program for the first time since 2010.

Lyle/Wishram built a 68-12 halftime lead, scoring on every offensive possession. Junior running back Carson Ramsay led the Cougars with 494 yards on offense. Carson Ramsay had 19 carries for 368 yards rushing and six touchdown runs; it marked his third game of more than 300 yards rushing. He also had four catches for 126 yards receiving and three touchdown receptions. Carson’s brother, sophomore quarterback Mason Ramsay, was 8-for-13 passing for 87 yards and four touchdowns.

“Mason played a great game,” said Devoe. “Carson had a great game, too ... Shae Jackson did a really good job for us, too.”

Jackson, a senior running, had five carries for 135 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Senior running back and first-year player, Michael Speakthunder, scored the first touchdown of his career.

Lyle hosts Dufur on Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. “We’re looking forward to Friday’s game against Dufur,” said Devoe. “It’s kind of looking like it’s going to be a game that will probably decide the league championship. We’re feeling pretty positive about the way we’re playing right now. We’re executing well offensively and we’re playing tough defense, too.”

Redsides win third straight

The No. 6-ranked South Wasco County High Redsides celebrated Oct. 11 homecoming and senior night in Maupin with a Special District 1 six-man football win, 52-13, over Ione/Arlington (0-5). The Cardinals have been outscored by a margin of 244-25 in their five games.

The Redsides (3-0 SD1, 5-2 overall) will face the No. 2-ranked Prairie City/Burnt River High Panthers (3-0 SD1, 7-0 overall) in their next game Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. at Prairie City High School. The Redsides are in third place in the 11-team league standings. The top five squads automatically qualify for the 12-team state playoffs beginning Nov. 8. The No. 3-ranked Harper Charter High Hornets (5-0 SD1, 6-0 overall) are in first place in the SD1 standings, followed by Prairie City.