Viking Soccer
The Siuslaw boys’ soccer team fell just short in a 4–3 loss to Sisters. The Outlaws came out strong with quick passing and three early goals, catching the Vikings off guard. Siuslaw rallied before halftime with three goals of their own — two by Kale Jensen and one from Camden Linton — to close the gap to 4–3 at the break. Terrance Masterman made five first-half saves. In the second half, Siuslaw controlled possession and created several solid chances from Asher Borgnino, Bentley Nelson, and Kale Jensen, but couldn’t find the equalizer. Masterman added four more saves as the Vikings pushed until the end. Coach Londi Tomaro says the team will use the experience to fine-tune for playoffs, with a non-league tune-up match at Pacific High School on October 27th. The Siuslaw Girls soccer team lost 4-2 against Sisters.
Volleyball
Siuslaw volleyball fell in four sets to South Umpqua, 11-25, 18-25, 27-25, and 11-25. Coaches from South Umpqua praised the Vikings for their scrappy play and long rallies. Stella Duman led the team with 17 kills, 4 solo blocks, and 22 block touches, hitting .361 on the night. Defensively, Paige Bottensek had 17 digs, Kylee Stinger added 16 along with 6 kills, and both Danin Lacouture and Chloe Clark recorded 12 digs each.
Mapleton Volleyball lost in straight sets to Crow
Viking Football
Tonight the Siuslaw Vikings will hit the gridiron at Sutherlin hoping to improve on their league record. Coach Sam Johnson says they know that tonight’s game will be a battle. Sutherlin has one of the top running backs in the state Tucker Mack.
“They’re gonna be a really tough Friday night football game down in Sutherlin. They’ve proved to be a really good opponent for my tenure here”
Game time on KCST is at 6:45, Kickoff at 7.
College Football
The Oregon Ducks hope to rebound from their loss to Indiana tomorrow as they face Rutgers. Pregame on KCST is at 2pm. the Oregon State Beavers have a new interim head coach as they host Lafayette. Pregame on KCFM is at 6pm.
