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Scappoose ends North Valley's run HILLSBORO - Ken Wagner threw two touchdowns and ran in another to lead second-ranked Scappoose past North Valley in a Class 3A state quarterfinal game at Hillsboro Stadium on Saturday. The Indians (11-0) move on to face Junction City, a 24-14 winner over Ontario, in next week's semifinals. In the other quarterfinal games, Sisters took out Marist 28-27 to set up a showdown with top-ranked Pleasant Hill, a 53-14 winner over Reedsport. Fourth-ranked Skyline Conference champion North Valley ends the season at 10-1. The Knights jumped out to a 7-0 lead on a 40-yard touchdown pass from Tim Cuhna to Cole Parmelee in the opening quarter. But Wagner hooked up with Joey Klobes from three yards out in the second period as Scappoose went on to score 41 unanswered points. Parmelee capped the game scoring with a 20-yard TD catch in the final quarter. Scappoose..................................................0 21 7 13 - 41 North Valley................................................7 0 0 7 - 14 NV - Parmelee 40 pass from Cuhna (Parmelee kick) S - Klobes 3 pass from Wagner (Mooneyham kick) S - Wagner 1 run (Mooneyham kick) S - Helgerson 21 pass from Wagner (Mooneyham kick) S - Vinzant 7 run (Mooneyham kick) S - Klobes 6 pass from Wagner (kick failed) NV - Parmelee 20 pass from Mitchell (Parmelee kick) Class 2A Playoffs HILLSBORO - Amity and Regis advanced to play each other in the Class 2A state football championship Saturday as Amity defeated Heppner 34-8 and Regis beat Warrenton 20-8. The championship game between Amity and Regis will be a repeat of last year, which Amity won 49-15. Running back Baltazar Campuzano ran for three touchdowns to lead Amity to victory. He got Amity rolling with a 49-yard run late in the first quarter. Two plays later he scored the Warriors' first touchdown from eight yards out. On Amity's next possession Campuzano ripped off another 49-yard run to put the Warriors deep in Heppner territory. Moments later, he scored on a one-yard run to make it 14-0. Fullback Clint Groom pushed the Warriors' advantage to 20-0 with a one-yard scoring run three minutes into the second half. A 36-yard run by Campuzano set up that score. Heppner avoided a shutout when Kelly Paullus caught a 13-yard scoring pass from Chuy Elguezabal with 55 seconds left in the game. Later Saturday, Travis Lulay completed 14 of 16 passes for 239 yards and three touchdowns to lead Regis to a win over Warrenton. Tyler Lulay, Travis' younger brother, also had a big game, catching five passes for 120 yards and two touchdowns. He also intercepted a pass to end a fourth quarter drive by Warrenton. Tyler Lulay got off to a bad start when he fumbled the ball away on Regis' first possession. He made up for it later in the first quarter, however, when he caught a 77-yard scoring pass from his brother with 4:18 left in the opening period. Mike Konidakis put Warrenton on the board with a 3-yard touchdown run with 1:47 left in the first half. His 2-point conversion put the Warriors in front 8-7. The Rams needed only a minute to regain the lead, thanks to the pinpoint passing of Travis Lulay. His final connnection in the drive was a 16-yard scoring toss to Mike Bielemeier. The Lulay brothers completed the scoring with a 16-yard touchdown pass with 1:53 left in the third quarter. Regis' defense then turned away two Warrenton drives in the fourth quarter to preserve the victory. Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2001 Mail Tribune, Inc.