Mcloughlin Union High School - Great White Eagle Yearbook (Milton Freewater, OR)

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Unbeaten Vale takes 7th state title 'lihe Vale Vikings made a shambles of the GOC and went on to win the state .-MX title, demolishing playoff opponents in a like manner for the most part. They defeated South Umpqua in the finals 33-27, but the only time they led was the last 34 seconds of the game. Yale has won more state titles than any team in Oregon tsevenl, hut this is their first in eight years. 'lihe last three years has seen a CUC team in the finals and iii DC teams have been state champs more than representatives of any other league. Madras makes national headlines with 8 0Ts The Nladras lvliite liuffalos had the dubious honor of making headlines in Sports lllustrated this season by playing in eight overtimes in five games. 'liliey lost 6-zip to rkfkfl Redmond to open the season, they lost a 12-6 doullle overtime decision to Stevenson, VVn. Madras opened league play the following week with a triple overtime loss to Mac-Hi, 28-22. Nladras's sixth and seventh games were also overtime contests, another Z8-22 loss, this time to Nyssa, and finally an overtime win via an I8-I2 victory over Burns. It was an exciting, if disappointing, season for the Buff fans as all but the Stevenson game were home games. 'lihe Madras coach resigned after the season. fan you hlame him? W'ithout the Kansas tie-breaker rule Madras would have been 2-2-5 instead of 3-6. lop: ln the first stage of the option quarterback Rob Cockburn reads the defensive line before he decides whether he will relinquish the hall to tlie dive back or run with it. Middle: lid Murphy 54, Chuck Good 85, and Mark Stinger 72 stop the hall earrier at the line asjim Hulick 22. john Grove 83, :md lirvee f iundlaeli .H swarm to the tackle. 20 il ll Wim' --.,, n , fi U 'F N H You say we beat those Pioneers, after, all? ,i .. ,,f'! is. llhj ff J J--x, I t --' , 1 'f,, 'l fi' Y! l ll It i l gi Ill, i -H - ' u . 0' it I . 'lg ,fx-fill Y , Ji. ll ,,l'l l lf .lil K, ,M I r ir,,,,A ,f. V W, .N ,,h,.i, ,xl tsl ', '- .MX iX.xslf',', H. m. 5 'i 'l rii. ,, l i ' l I wt X 5 ii?- 1 x x , i XX ,Q S , X, .X . hx y x its., -ss, 1, ds' mu . ,N A ., : s.,,'1