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Approaching the goal --
A Newberg player rushes toward the Wilsonville goal Thursday. Newberg is playing its second season, its first against varsity competition.
Even though Wilsonville pulled away in the second half Thursday en route to a 14-4 victory over Newberg, it’s possible the Tigers will take away more from the loss than the Wildcats will from the win.In its second year of existence and playing its first season against varsity competition, Newberg will take more than its fair share of lumps this spring.
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SALEM — Freshman Chris Lumsden fired an 11-over-par 83 to place 13th individually and lead George Fox to a fifth-place finish at the six-team Willamette Invitational Monday at Creekside Country Club.
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Newberg fell 7-1 to West Linn on Wednesday in a non-conference girls tennis match. Tigers’ Camile Carlson and Katie Herons won the No. 2 doubles match, topping Kristen Nesbit and Eta Santoro 6-2, 6-3.
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SALEM - Newberg started the 2010 season in style on Monday, sweeping all eight matches at West Salem. Senior Nolan Staples faced the most resistance, beating Seth Wiebe 6-3, 6-4 at No.
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Despite being the smallest school to compete, the St. Paul boys and girls combined to win four events and place fourth and fifth, respectively, Thursday at the Yamhill-Carlton Icebreaker.
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Dominating the sprints and throws, Newberg cruised past Reynolds Thursday to open the 2010 season with a bang. Sarah Gilmore won the 100 and 200-meter dashes in 13.
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BEAVERTON — Spotting Aloha a 6-1 lead after three innings, Newberg rallied twice in the late innings but couldn’t overtake the Warriors in a 12-9 loss Wednesday.
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With injuries and three starters out of town, Newberg found itself with two substitutes for Wednesday’s boys lacrosse game, while visiting Tigard boasted 18 on its team.
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3/18/2010 8:57:35 AM
Hitless through four innings and trailing Corban College 2-0, George Fox needed a spark in a rare midweek, non-conference match up Wednesday at Morse Field.
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3/17/2010 11:14:38 AM
It was all or nothing for George Fox in a three-game series versus Pacific at Morse Field. The Bruins were good for 27 hits in topping the Boxers 8-1 and 10-0 on Saturday, but couldn’t figure out lefty Jeff Bethke in a 7-4 loss on Sunday.
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