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High School Football Playoffs: All the scores from Friday’s action on the gridiron

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Source: Columbia County Spotlight

Below are all of the scores from Friday’s state football playoff action. 6A State Championship Bracket Quarterfinals Lake Oswego 35, Willamette 13 Tualatin 46, Sheldon 38 Nelson 44, Ida B. Wells 36 West Linn 44, Lincoln 8 Columbia Cup Semifinals Glencoe 36, Century 13 West Salem 30, Mountainside 26 5A Quarterfinals Silverton 31, Dallas 13 Wilsonville 41, Mountain View 14 West Albany 21, Summit 19 Thurston 23, Sandy 14 4A Quarterfinals Cascade Christian 49, Junction City 0 Cascade 42, Henley 7 Scappoose 42, Estacada 20 Banks 32, Sweet Home 29 3A Quarterfinals Warrenton at Vale (Saturday) Sutherlin 34, Scio 21 Burns 36, Klamath Union 20 Kennedy 20, Harrisburg 16 2A Quarterfinals Myrtle Point at Harrisburg (Saturday) Culver 58, Lowell 12 Grant Union at St. Paul (Saturday) Knappa at Glide (Saturday)

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