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High School FootballSaturday, November 7

Lake Oswego beats Sherwood 38-7 to open the Class 6A playoffs

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The No. 1 seed Lake Oswego Lakers opened the Class 6A playoffs at home with a 38-7 win over Sherwood on a rainy Friday night, Nov. 6. West Linn also advanced, beating Central Catholic 42-27.

Lake Oswego and West Linn won Friday; Lakeridge lost by a point

  • Sherwood7
    Lake Oswego38
    Final
  • Central Catholic27
    West Linn42
    Final
  • Lakeridge34
    Sheldon35
    Final
  • Grant7
    Tualatin40
    Final

Source: Forest Grove News-Times

Lakeridge's season ended in a shootout. No. 5 Sheldon edged No. 12 Lakeridge 35-34, going ahead on a Ryker Rohaley touchdown pass to Barry Myles.

9:47left on the clock when Sheldon scored the go-ahead touchdown

Rohaley's pass to Myles put Sheldon ahead. He then sealed the win with a 16-yard completion to Jett Wong on third-and-7.

Source: Lookout Eugene-Springfield

  • Lakeridge finished 5-5; Sheldon is 8-2
  • Next: Sheldon faces No. 4 Tualatin on Nov. 13
  • Highlights: KATU's video covers seven games, including Lake Oswego's
  • Kickoff at Lake Oswego: 6 p.m.

Sources: Forest Grove News-Times, KATU, OregonLive.com, Lookout Eugene-Springfield

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