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EAGLE POINT — Andre Olgesby outrushed the entire Eagle Point team to lead visiting Crescent Valley to a 42-12 victory in a nonleague season opener Friday at Eagle Stadium.

Olgesby gained 141 yards and scored three touchdowns on 22 carries, while his teammates limited the Eagles to 73 rushing yards and only 11 first downs.

"Their game plan was great," Eagle Point coach Jacob Schauffler said. "They ran the ball effectively. Their line was really solid."

Eagle Point, which started eight sophomores, failed to convert on three trips into the red zone with two dropped passes in the end zone. The Eagles also fumbled twice.

"We're young," Schauffler said. "That's not an excuse, but we're just inexperienced and we've got to figure out a way to get through that."

On a bright spot, Austin Marlia and Aaron Foster hooked up for two fourth-quarter touchdowns for the Eagles.

Marlia was 15-of-30 passing for 212 yards, most of it going to Foster. He finished with eight receptions for 166 yards.

Crescent Valley rushed the ball 60 times for 353 yards and each of the Raiders' six touchdowns was on the ground.

KLAMATH UNION 54, NORTH VALLEY 29 — At Klamath Falls, Klamath Union overwhelmed North Valley with 566 yards of total offense to claim the victory.

Deon McLaughlin racked up 200 yards rushing on just seven carries and ripped off an 80-yard touchdown run. He also caught a 67-yard TD from Andrew Stork.

Stork was 12-of-17 passing for 218 yards and tossed a pair of TDs for KU (1-0).

Gary Fonseca-Fisher found the end zone three times on the ground, scoring the Pelicans' first two touchdowns. He had 56 yards on five carries.

North Valley's Dane Anderson hauled in five passes for 218 yards and caught three TDs from Ryan Anderson, who rushed for another score. He had 246 yards through the air.

DOUGLAS 49, PHOENIX 41 — At Winston, Phoenix senior quarterback Chris Kammel passed for 393 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 83 more but the Pirate defense had no answer for Jered Stoffal, who scored five touchdowns.

The Douglas senior running back gained 217 yards on nine carries. Stoffal scored three TDs on the ground and caught two touchdown passes from Trojans quarterback Paul Polamalu.

Polamalu completed 20 of 42 passes for 314 yards and four touchdowns. Polamalu and Kammel each had four interceptions.

Phoenix took a 6-0, first-quarter lead on a 37-yard touchdown pass from Kammel to Justin Bohn.

Douglas answered with a pair of TD passes from Polamalu in the opening period and took a 22-12 halftime lead.

In the second half, Phoenix scored the first of four touchdowns on a 74-yard pass from Kammel to Skyler Reagan. Each time the Pirates scored Douglas responded with a touchdown to hold onto the lead.

Reagan led the Pirates receiving corps with seven catches for 142 yards.

Phoenix 6 6 14 15 —41

Douglas 13 8 14 14 —49

P — Bohn 37 pass from Kammel (kick failed)

D — Cortez 53 pass from Polamalu (kick failed)

D — Guthrie 18 pass from Polamalu (Guthrie kick)

P — Lapat 8 run (pass failed)

D — Stoffal 1 pass from Polamalu (Cortez pass from Polamalu)

P — Reagan 74 pass from Kammel (Reagan kick)

D — Stoffal 72 run (Guthrie kick)

P — Adams 3 run (Reagan kick)

D — Stoffal 68 run (Guthrie kick)

P — Adams 5 run (Reagan kick)

D — Stoffal 55 pass from Polamalu (kick failed)

P — Lapat 3 run (Bohn pass from Kammel)

D — Stoffal 66 run (Guthrie pass from Polamalu)

HIDDEN VALLEY 55, SOUTH UMPQUA 27 — At Tri City, Hidden Valley quarterback Taylor Barrs had four rushing touchdowns and threw another as the Mustangs romped to a nonconference victory.

Barrs hooked up with Taylor Krauss on a 33-yard touchdown to take a 14-7 lead, which they never relinquished.

Barrs was 6 of 9 for 115 yards and ran nine times for 72 yards — his longest TD scamper was 46 yards in the fourth quarter.

Josh Sarot led the ground attack for the Mustangs with 93 yards on 13 carries and a score.

Hidden Valley 7 13 14 21 —55

South Umpqua 7 6 7 7 —27

HV — Drew 3 run (Garrison kick)

SU — Aliff 15 pass from Kennedy (Hunt kick)

HV — Krauss 33 pass from Barrs (Garrison kick)

HV — Barrs 1 run (kick failed)

SU — Aliff 14 pass from Kennedy (kick blocked)

HV — Barrs 1 run (run failed)

HV — Sarot 5 run (Sarot run)

SU — Kennedy 1 run (Hunt

HV — Barrs 4 run (Barrs to Tatom)

HV — Barrs 46 run (Garrison kick)

SU — Truitt 38 pass from Kennedy (Hunt kick)

HV — Morse 1 run (Garrison kick)

ROGUE RIVER 50, ILLINOIS VALLEY 14 — At Rogue River, Christian Reyes rushed for 211 yards and three touchdowns on 17 carries as Rogue River overwhelmed Illinois Valley with its ground game.

Rogue Burman, who converted from running back to quarterback, rushed for 81 yards and three TDs on 17 carries. He also threw his first touchdown to Chrystian Johnson from 11 yards in the third quarter.

Reyes also led the Chieftains (1-0) defense with 13 tackles.

Illinois Valley 0 6 8 0 —14

Rogue River 14 7 21 8 —50

RR — Reyes 15 run (Poston kick)

RR — Burman 55 run (Poston kick)

RR — Reyes 63 run (Poston kick)

IV — Hults to Parker 20 pass (run failed)

RR — Burman 2 run (Poston kick)

RR — Johnson 11 pass from Burman (Poston kick)

IV — Paulson 32 pass from Hults (Paulson pass from Hults)

RR — Reyes 28 run (Poston kick)

RR — Burman 3 run (Poston kick)

RR — Reyes 51 run (Poston kick)

BUTTE FALLS 40, POWDER VALLEY 38 — At Dufur, with three minutes to play, Butte Falls knotted the score and Codey Myers' two-point conversion pass to Harley Casillas proved to be the difference as the Loggers prevailed in the back-and-forth contest.

Myers hooked up with Moe Gower on a 9-yard touchdown with approximately three minutes remaining to tie the game at 38-all.

Myers threw three touchdowns, including a 75-yarder to Casillas in the third.

Casillas ran for 123 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries and caught six passes for 120 yards and a TD.

Chase Ellis also had 17 carries for 222 yards and an 83-yard run for a score to give the Loggers (1-0) an early lead.

Trent Dixon scored five of Powder Valley's touchdowns — two receiving, one rushing, one on a punt return and another on an interception return. He also had seven receptions for 173 yards.

Powder Valley 12 14 6 6 — 38

Butte Falls 12 14 6 8 — 40

BF — Casillas 75 run (pass failed)

PV — Dixon 59 run (run failed)

BF — Ellis 83 run (run failed)

PV — Wietz 11 run (run failed)

BF — Ellis 8 run (McGonagle pass from Myers)

BF — McGonagle 6 pass from Myers (run failed)

PV — Dixon 41 pass from Kandle (Ficek pass from Kandle)

PV — Dixon 93 yard interception return (pass failed)

PV — Dixon 28 pass from Kandle (pass failed)

BF — Casillas 75 pass from Myers (pass failed)

PV — Dixon 80 yard kickoff return (pass failed)

BF — Gower 9 pass from Myers (Casillas pass from Myers)

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