1A football roundup: Dufur falls again, Redsides improve to 5-1

“It was a good, fun game and it was the first time we played a game under the lights this year and everybody had a good time,” said Coach Mike Waine. “They [Watchmen] did really good for a team in its first season of having a football program. We knew going into the contest that we would just use this as a way to kind of polish things up and get ready for our next game. We played great defense, and they [Watchmen] couldn’t really cover our standout offensive players.”

South Wasco was led on offense by junior quarterback Storm McCoy (11-for-15 passing, 248 yards, four touchdowns) and senior running back/linebacker Joey Holloway (14 carries, 171 yards rushing, two touchdowns and four catches for 103 yards and a touchdown).

George Barnett had eight tackles for South Wasco.

Dufur loses sixth straight

Dufur High lost 57-0 to St. Paul (3-0 SD3, 5-1 overall) on Oct. 5 in a SD3 contest at Dufur. The Rangers will play Lyle on Thursday.

It marked the fifth straight shutout for St. Paul, who average 50 points per game; it was the first shutout loss for Dufur this season.

Huskies lose third straight

The Sherman/Condon High Huskies (1-3 SD3, 1-5 overall) dropped their third straight SD3 contest, 48-18, to host Enterprise on Oct. 6.

Enterprise took control early with a 20-6 first-quarter lead. The Huskies were led offensively by junior quarterback Michael Blagg (4-for-10 passing, 78 yards; 13 carries, 75 yards rushing, touchdown), junior Jayden Havins (five carries, 73 yards rushing, touchdown) and junior Blake Carnine (29-yard touchdown run).