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Sheldon beats Willamette 30-27 on a late score to take the league's top seed

The Daily Eugene teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you like your rivalries tight, Friday's was one. No. 7 Sheldon beat No. 4 Willamette 30-27, scoring to take the lead with 1:03 left and then stopping a final Willamette drive as time ran out. Owen Ashton caught the go-ahead touchdown in the flat on fourth-and-goal from the 3-yard line.

Sheldon scored late to edge Willamette 30-27

  • Willamette27
    Sheldon30 (won)
    FinalSheldon took the lead with 1:03 left

Willamette's Zeke Thomas ran for 206 yards and had four total touchdowns in defeat. Both teams advance to the state playoffs with a share of the league title, but Sheldon gets the top seed, a year after going 2-7. The Register-Guard called it a top-10 win over a crosstown rival, and KPIC has more Friday scores.

  • Records: both teams 7-2 overall, 3-1 in league
  • Also Friday: Churchill 49, Putnam 13
  • Also Friday: Crater 19, Springfield 7
  • Also Friday: Eagle Point 34, North Eugene 7

Sheldon went from two wins to seven in a year

Source: Lookout Eugene-Springfield

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2025 wins2
2026 wins7

“These guys have been through a ton, and I believe good things happen to good people that do things the right way.”

Tyler Martell, Sheldon head coach

Sources: Lookout Eugene-Springfield, KPIC, The Register-Guard

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