No. 88 Trenton Hughes, a senior-to-be at Hood River Valley, started at wide receiver and played a significant portion of the game. Hughes had one catch, for three yards. Photo by Rusty Rae/News-Register
Wide receiver Trenton Hughes is an incoming senior at Hood River Valley. Hughes is 6-feet, 0-inches and 175 pounds. Throughout the game, he was often used as a decoy. hoto by Rusty Rae/News-Register
Milio Castenada, an offensive guard, just graduated from Hood River Valley High School. Rusty Rae/News-Register
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Photo by Rusty Rae/News-Register
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Hood River Valley’s south team won by a large margin, 31-8. Photo Rusty Rae/News-Register
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No. 88 Trenton Hughes, a senior-to-be at Hood River Valley, started at wide receiver and played a significant portion of the game. Hughes had one catch, for three yards. Photo by Rusty Rae/News-Register
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Wide receiver Trenton Hughes is an incoming senior at Hood River Valley. Hughes is 6-feet, 0-inches and 175 pounds. Throughout the game, he was often used as a decoy. hoto by Rusty Rae/News-Register
Gorge players were selected to play in a long-time summer staple — an all-star football game, held last weekend at Linfield University in McMinnville.
Playing for the South team were lineman Emilio Castaneda of Hood River Valley and Andrew Savaiinaea of The Dalles. The South defeated the North, 31-8.
The Les Schwab Bowl was not played last summer because of COVID but was held July 3 — the 73rd edition of the game. Underclassmen and players from Southwest Washington were invited to play in the game for the first time.
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