Sports Blog
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Stats through Week 6
Through week 6 for the Canby football team (5 games played)
Season totals
Passing
Josh Yoder: 54 of 86, 817 yards, 8 TDs, 3 INT
Brighton Youd: 2 of 3, 9 yards, INT
Rushing
Brandon Harms: 26 carries, 189 yards, TD
Ricky Nanez: 21 carries, 177 yards, 2 TDs
Adam Bell: 27 carries, 166 yards, 3 TDs
Bryan Takano: 22 carries, 147 yards, TD
Rodi Samoilov: 24 carries, 83 yards, 4 TD
Josh Yoder: 22 carries, 78 yards
Gavin Osterberg: 14 carries, 64 yards, TD
Vasily Ovchinnikov: 4 carries, 48 yards
Jordan Knigge: 8 carries, 43 yards, TD
Dustin Hagaman: 3 carries, 21 yards
Cody Hoffman: 4 carries, 16 yards
Erik Jernstrom: 1 carry, 3 yards
Receiving
Cody Smith: 12 catches, 300 yards, 5 TDs
Adam Bell: 18 catches, 212 yards, 2 TD
Masson Meserve: 5 catches, 118 yards, TD
Brandon Harms: 6 catches, 59 yards
Ryan Wall: 7 catches, 57 yards
Aaron Rouza: 3 catches, 38 yards
Vasily Ovchinnikov: 1 catch, 16 yards
Dustin Hagaman: 1 catch, 11 yards
~ posted by Alex Tam at 2:59 PM
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
By the numbers though Week 6
Here again are the state leaders in points scored and points allowed throughout Class 6A this season.
Points scored per game
1. Sheldon 48.6
2. Sprague 46.0
3. West Linn 40.4
4. Centennial 37.5
5. Newberg 37.0
6. South Salem 36.8
7. West Salem 36.7
8. Benson 34.0
9. Grant 33.5
10. Aloha 32.2
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14. Canby 30.2
21. Tigard 25.6
23. Tualatin 24.8
43. McMinnville 13.8
45. Wilson 4.8
Conference leaders points scored per game
PIL: Benson 34.0
Metro: Aloha 32.2
Mt. Hood: Centennial 37.5
Three Rivers: West Linn 40.4
Pacific: Newberg 37.0
Southwest: Sheldon 48.6
Central Valley: Sprague 46.0
Points allowed per game
1t. Aloha 12.4
1t. North Medford 12.4
3. South Eugene 14.0
4. Lake Oswego 14.3
5. Sheldon 15.6
6. West Linn 15.8
7. South Salem 16.5
8. Clackamas 17.3
9. Westview 17.6
10. Grant 18.5
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11. Canby 18.6
17. Tualatin 21.4
18. McMinnville 22.4
21. Newberg 22.8
29. Tigard 28.4
35. Forest Grove 31.8
45. Redmond 47.2
Conference leaders
PIL: Grant 18.5
Metro: Aloha 12.4
Mt. Hood: Gresham 21.0
Three Rivers: Lake Oswego 14.3
Pacific: Canby 18.6
Southwest: North Medford 12.4
Central Valley: South Salem 16.5
~ posted by Alex Tam at 2:41 PM
Wednesday, October 07, 2009
By the numbers through Week 5
Last season, I started wondering how Canby stacked up with the rest of the state in football in terms of their scoring average and points allowed.
There are several interesting numbers to come out of it, and last season, Canby continually ranked in the top 10 in scoring and points allowed en route to its state quarterfinal run.
45 teams make up the 6A classification. The Cougars rank 11th in the state in points scored at 29.5 per game and seventh in points allowed at 16.50 through Week 5.
It comes to no surprise that No. 1 Sheldon is at the top of the list in scoring teams at 50.25 points per game, while allowing just 14.25 points per game on defense, which ranks third in the state.
Here are the following numbers.
The top 10 scoring teams in Class 6A
1. Sheldon 50.25
2. Sprague 44.50
3. Newberg 39.50
4. West Linn 36.50
5. Benson 36.00
6. South Salem 34.80
7. Centennial 34.60
8. Westview 32.50
9. West Salem 31.80
10 South Eugene 31.50
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11. Canby 29.50
24. Tualatin 24.00
36. Tigard 18.00
42. McMinnville 12.75
44. Forest Grove 10.00
Conference leaders
PIL - Benson (36.00)
Metro - Westview (32.50)
Mt. Hood - Centennial (34.60)
Three Rivers - West Linn (36.50)
Pacific - Newberg (39.50)
Southwest - Sheldon (50.25)
Central Valley - Sprague (44.50)
The top 10 teams in points allowed in Class 6A
1. Aloha 12.00
2. North Medford 13.75
3. Sheldon 14.25
4. Sunset 14.50
5. South Eugene 15.00
6. Westview 16.00
7. Canby 16.50
8t. Lake Oswego 17.20
8t. South Salem 17.20
10. West Linn 17.25
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17. Newberg 20.25
19. McMinnville 21.00
21. Tualatin 22.25
28. Forest Grove 25.75
38. Tigard 31.75
Conference leaders
PIL - Grant (19.70)
Metro - Aloha (12.00)
Mt. Hood - Sandy (24.60)
Three Rivers - Lake Oswego (17.20)
Pacific - Canby (16.50)
Southwest - North Medford (13.75)
Central Valley - South Salem (17.20)
~ posted by Alex Tam at 4:12 PM
