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Today’s edition · Sat., Nov. 7

West Linn, Wilsonville and Estacada win first-round football playoff games

Plus, flu tests are climbing across the metro counties, including Clackamas.

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High School FootballTop story

West Linn, Wilsonville and Estacada win their football playoff openers on a rainy Friday night

West Linn, Wilsonville and Estacada won their round-one games

  • Central Catholic27
    West Linn42
    FinalClass 6A
  • Churchill22
    Wilsonville56
    FinalClass 5A
  • Tillamook20
    Estacada50
    FinalClass 4A
  • Canby20
    Summit26
    FinalClass 5A
  • Dallas52
    Milwaukie26
    FinalClass 5A

Sources: Forest Grove News-Times, OregonLive.com

If you follow Friday night football, the rain didn't slow down round one. Lower seeds hit the road to face higher seeds, and West Linn, Wilsonville and Estacada all won. Canby played at Summit and lost 26-20, and Milwaukie fell to Dallas.

Wilsonville, hosting Churchill, averaged 16 yards per play in the 56-22 win. Senior wide receiver Cavan Rogers said, “We’ve just got to keep making our mark on history and showing the state who we are as a program.”

Wilsonville ran past Churchill on Friday

56
points for Wilsonville against Churchill
16
yards per play for Wilsonville
131
receiving yards for Cavan Rogers
4
touchdowns for Rogers

Source: Wilsonville Spokesman

  • Tualatin, the No. 4 seed, beat Grant 40-7
  • Sheldon edged Lakeridge 35-34 in 6A
  • Lincoln beat Jesuit 30-24 in 6A

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Flu season

The reports the share of positive flu tests rose to more than 10% for Oct. 25 through 31, up from less than 8% the week before. Those numbers cover Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties, which had nearly 40 hospitalizations. KEZI

More than 10%of flu tests positive, Oct. 25 to 31, in three metro counties

That's up from less than 8% the week before.

Source: KEZI

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  5. Wilsonville Spokesmanwilsonvillespokesman.com
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  1. Fri., Nov. 6Oregon City pauses data center applications in five zones for 120 days
  2. Thurs., Nov. 5Oregon's fire season is over, and it set a record
  3. Wed., Nov. 4School bond asks lead in early returns in Gladstone and North Clackamas
  4. Tues., Nov. 3Portland schools ask the governor to tap a $500 million fund
  5. Mon., Nov. 2DEQ says chemical spill likely killed fish in Johnson Creek; Thorns head to the playoffs
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Daily Oregon Cityto me · Sat., Nov. 76:00 a.m.

West Linn, Wilsonville and Estacada win first-round football playoff games

Plus, flu tests are climbing across the metro counties, including Clackamas.

The TLDR

  1. West Linn, Wilsonville and Estacada win playoff openers
  2. Canby and Milwaukie fall in the first round
  3. More than 10% of flu tests came back positive last week in Multnomah, Clackamas and Washington counties
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