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Seton Catholic attempts to move to 2-1 in Week 3 matchup with Nestucca (Ore.)

Seton Catholic to play its second game on its home field this week when the Cougars play host to Nestucca (Ore.).

By Clark County Today · September 14, 2017
Seton Catholic attempts to move to 2-1 in Week 3 matchup with Nestucca (Ore.)
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Cougars will once again play on their new home field

Seton Catholic Cougars (1-1)

Week 1: Seton Catholic 49, Toledo (Ore.) 19 Week 2: Charles Wright Academy 22, Seton Catholic 13 Next: Nestucca (Ore.) at Seton Catholic, 1:30 p.m. Saturday
Running back Jonathan Stell rushed for over 100 yards in last week’s loss to Charles Wright Academy. Photo by Paul Valencia
Running back Jonathan Stell rushed for over 100 yards in last week’s loss to Charles Wright Academy. Photo by Paul Valencia
Of course the Cougars wanted to win. But win or lose, it was a true home game. For the first time in school history. For our coverage of that aspect, click here. A good lesson: Aidan Kirby was one of several Seton Catholic players who showcased strong play throughout Saturday’s game. But like all the Cougars, he was disappointed with the outcome. He also knows the team will learn from this. “We have to keep our heads in the present and not in the past,” Kirby said. “We were too focused on our win last week and not this week.” Coaching staff’s pick for MVP on offense: Jonathan Stell with more than 100 yards rushing. “Ran hard and gave a good effort. He kept us in the game,” according to coach Will Ephraim. Coaching staff’s pick for MVP on defense: Delano Morgan. Led the team in tackles. Also had an interception that was called back. “Played his heart out,” Ephraim said. Thoughts on Week 3 vs. Nestucca: “Once again, undersized, but believe we have the speed advantages,” Ephraim said. “Nestucca will cause some problems up front.”

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