Gazette-Times

ALBANY - South Albany's sagging defense required some adjustments and Maya Heck stepped forward to lead Corvallis High to a 4-0 victory over the Rebels on Tuesday in a Mid-Willamette Conference girls soccer game.

Heck recorded a hat trick, scoring the first three goals of the game for the Spartans (6-2-2, 2-0-1).

"We're used to teams pressuring us and they sagged off us," coach Dan Finnen said.

Because of South Albany's defense, it was difficult for the Spartans to get into any kind of consistent flow.

Nonetheless, Corvallis played most of the game in the Rebels' end of the field.

"In games sometimes you need that one player to step up and take over, and Maya did that tonight for us," Finnen said.

Corvallis hosts Woodburn on Tuesday at 6 p.m.

Corvallis 4, South Albany 0

First half

C: Maya Heck, 26:00

Second half

C: Heck, 47:00

C: Heck (PK), 56:00

C: McKenzie Redberg, 63:00

Crescent Valley 3, Dallas 0

Crescent Valley shut out Dallas to earn the Mid-Willamette Conference win.

Aryn Grause put the Raiders (7-2-1, 2-0-1) up with a goal in the ninth minute.

CV had 29 shots on goal, while holding Dallas to just two, one in each half. Kat Maggiulli and Hayley DeCarolis also scored for the Raiders.

"Defensively, we played solid," CV coach Andrew Donaldson said. "I think the girls had a hangover from the CHS game; it was a really emotional game. So they kind of played down to (Dallas') level."

Crescent Valley is at West Albany on Tuesday.

Crescent Valley 3, Dallas 0

First Half

CV: Aryn Grause, 9:00

CV: Kat Maggiulli, 26:00

Second Half

CV: Hayley DeCarolis (Emily Bell), 47:00

Boys soccer

Ivan Sanchez and Brian Cronk combined on the shutout and six different Spartans scored as Corvallis High defeated South Albany 7-0 in a Mid-Willamette Conference boys soccer game.

Cronk scored the first goal in the fifth minute and CHS controlled the game from start to finish.

"We wanted to get a good result and it came out pretty good," coach John Donnelly said.

Banner Schafer had two assists and Gio Oroczo had an assist and a goal.

The Spartans (5-2-3) will play at Woodburn on Tuesday.

Corvallis 7, South Albany 0

First half

C: Brian Cronk (Banner Schafer, Gio Oroczo), 5:00

C: Andres Niezes-bernal, 6:00

C: Gio Oroczo (Schafer), 27:00

C: Ryan Orman (Jose Mazario), 38:00

Second half

C: Ben Madrigal (Tyler Wilson), 48

C: own goal, 67

C: Chris Bolte (Eric Nelson), 78:00

Crescent Valley 6, Dallas 0

DALLAS - Bryce Oglesby scored twice in the first half to set the tone for the Raiders in the Mid-Willamette Conference win.

The Raiders (4-6, 2-1) kept the pressure on throughout the game, piling up 32 shots to the Dragons' eight.

Rhys Morgan also had two goals for CV.

CV coach Casey Fries said the Raiders were able to put their work in practice into the game.

The Raiders host West Albany on Tuesday.

"That's going to be a big game for us," Fries said. "That's one team we think will be in the playoffs."

Crescent Valley 6, Dallas 0

First half

CV: Bryce Oglesby (Rhys Morgan), 7:00

CV: Rhys Morgan (Aaron Grossberg), 20:00

CV: Bryce Oglesby, 37:00

Second half

CV: Rhys Morgan (Zack Rifai), 47:00

CV: Chris Johnson, 74:00

CV: Alex Kovac (Dylan Scandalios), 78:00

JV: CV 11, Dallas 1

Santiam Christian 3, Gervais 3

GERVAIS - Santiam Christian played to tie with Gervais in the 3A Special District 4 match.

"I'm proud of the determination the guys played with tonight," SC coach David Harvey said. "It was a very hard-fought game, our hardest of season."

Mack Shin scored two goals for the Eagles (6-0-3, 5-0-3) and assisted on Andrew Coniff's goal in the 24th minute which put SC up 1-0.

Five minutes after Shin gave the Eagles a 3-2 lead with his second goal, Uriahes Diaz tied the game up in the 72nd minute on a penalty kick.

Santiam Christian plays East Linn Christian at Lebanon High on Thursday.

Santiam Christian 3, Gervais 3

First half

SC: Andrew Coniff (Mack Shin), 24:00

SC: Shin, 34:00

G: Uriahes Diaz, 34:00

Second half

G: Mario Ramirez, 54:00

SC: Shin, 67:00

G: Diaz , 72:00

Volleyball

MONROE - Monroe avenged a loss earlier in the season to Yoncalla by sweeping the Eagles in a Mountain View Conference match on Tuesday.

Game scores were 25-12, 25-16, 27-25.

"The girls came back tonight and worked on playing a strong, solid game all the way through," MHS coach Debbie Crocker said. "They are improving a lot."

The Dragons (4-5) were led by Kim Thompson with seven aces, five kills and two blocks. Clara Crocker added six kills, while McKenzie Warden had 18 digs and two kills

Monroe hosts Oakridge on Thursday.

Central 3, Philomath 0

INDEPENDENCE - Central swept Philomath High in the Val-Co League match.

Game scores were 25-10, 25-10, 25-15.

Skye Houck had three kills for PHS, which fell to 2-8 in conference play. Kayleen Hannaway added two aces for the Warriors

Philomath hosts Taft tonight at 6 p.m.