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Russell to compete in Les Schwab Bowl today
By Staff Reports
Saturday, June 26, 2004 | No comments posted.
Marshfield's Micah Russell is among 70 recent graduates participating today in the Les Schwab Bowl, the Class 4A all-star football game.
Russell is the only Marshfield player in the game, and will compete on the South Squad with several other Midwestern League standouts, including Keith and Todd Best and Greg Mombert of Sheldon, David Vabora of Churchill, Ryan Keeling of Thurston and Carl Zehner of Willamette.
The game, which will be played at PGE Park in Portland, benefits a number of youth-oriented organizations, including the Multnomah Athletic Foundation and Oregon Athletic Coaches Association.
Basketball
Several South Coast players made contributions during the all-star basketball series last weekend at Clackamas Community College, where teams with South Coast players won all but one of the games.
In the Class 4A games, the State team won 96-70 on Friday and 123-106 on Saturday. Marshfield's Isaac Robb scored 14 points in the second game.
The East Team, which included the Far West League, won 83-73 on Friday night and 94-93 on Saturday. David Timpe of Coquille had seven rebounds on Friday night. Brookings-Harbor's Nik Whirry also played on the team.
In the Class 2A series, the West won 92-79 in the first game, but the East, which included Myrtle Point players Matt Buche and Zac Young, took a 91-77 win in the second game. Buche had eight rebounds the first night and score 16 points the second night.
Russell is the only Marshfield player in the game, and will compete on the South Squad with several other Midwestern League standouts, including Keith and Todd Best and Greg Mombert of Sheldon, David Vabora of Churchill, Ryan Keeling of Thurston and Carl Zehner of Willamette.
The game, which will be played at PGE Park in Portland, benefits a number of youth-oriented organizations, including the Multnomah Athletic Foundation and Oregon Athletic Coaches Association.
Basketball
Several South Coast players made contributions during the all-star basketball series last weekend at Clackamas Community College, where teams with South Coast players won all but one of the games.
In the Class 4A games, the State team won 96-70 on Friday and 123-106 on Saturday. Marshfield's Isaac Robb scored 14 points in the second game.
The East Team, which included the Far West League, won 83-73 on Friday night and 94-93 on Saturday. David Timpe of Coquille had seven rebounds on Friday night. Brookings-Harbor's Nik Whirry also played on the team.
In the Class 2A series, the West won 92-79 in the first game, but the East, which included Myrtle Point players Matt Buche and Zac Young, took a 91-77 win in the second game. Buche had eight rebounds the first night and score 16 points the second night.
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