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High School Football Playoffs: Scappoose advances, St. Helens’ season comes to an end
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Source: Columbia County Spotlight

Off and running. Scappoose and St. Helens got started in the 4A football playoffs this past Friday. For one team, it will continue, and for the other it’s over. Scappoose hosted Baker and defeated the visiting Bulldogs 56-21. But while the game was ultimately over early, in some ways the Indians were fortunate to have a game at all. Earlier in the week, Baker had communicated to Scappoose that the game itself was in jeopardy due to injuries taking a toll on their overall numbers. They later agreed to play the game, but it was discussed at halftime that it could be over. They again agreed to play, and Scappoose head coach Sean McNabb was appreciative of that. “I was worried it was going to be over at halftime,” McNabb said. “But they came out and finished the game, and they scored another touchdown. I’m just glad we got to play the game, and I’m glad they finished.” Despite Baker’s low numbers, McNabb said it was imperative that his team get their work in.
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