Indians get Cowapa All-League due

Quarterback Nick Paxton Player of the Year runner-up

By John Brewington

The South County Spotlight, Nov 17, 2009

John Brewington / The South County Spotlight

ALL-LEAGUE PICKS—Members of the Scappoose Indians football team receiving all-league notice included: (front row, from left) Jason Sawyer, Dakota Meyer, Levi Raethke, Erik Calhoon, Nick Paxton; (middle row) Brandon Bernardi, Chad Hollingsworth, Tim Trask, Andrew Jones, Max Updike, Adonis Siscoe; (back row) Adam Raethke, Derek Welter, Jesse Oblack, Trever Gwin; (not pictured) Dillon Davidson and David Mayo.

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The Scappoose Indians football team had seven players named to the Cowapa League All-League first team in balloting last week

Overall, Scappoose had 17 players receive all-league honors. The first team selections also go on the ballot for all-state honors.

Scappoose quarterback Nick Paxton, a senior, headed the list for the first-team selections and also was runner-up for Player of the Year. Kicker Erik Calhoon, also a senior, was named Punter of the Year.

Joining them on the first team were Chad Hollingsworth, a sophomore offensive lineman; Trever Gwin, a senior running back; David Mayo, a junior linebacker; Jesse Oblack, a senior defensive back; and Levi Raethke, a junior defensive lineman.

Second team selections included: Tim Trask, a junior offensive lineman; Andrew Jones, a senior offensive lineman; Adam Raethke, a junior defensive lineman; Adonis Siscoe, a junior wide receiver and defensive back; Max Updike, a senior wide receiver; and Jason Sawyer, a senior wide receiver.

Honorable mention for the Indians included: Dakota Meyer, a senior offensive lineman; Brandon Bernardi, a senior defensive lineman; Derek Welter, a sophomore defensive lineman; and Dillon Davidson, a senior wide receiver.

The Indians finished the season with a 7-3 record, third in the Cowapa League. They beat Siuslaw Friday night in the first round of the 4A state playoffs.

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