WEEK 1 2010
Passing (1 400+)
1. Peyton Manning IND 433
Rushing (4 100+)
1. Arian Foster HOU 231
2. Chris Johnson TEN 142
3. Rashard Mendenhall PIT 120
4. Michael VIck PHI 103

WEEK 1 2009
Passing (0 400+)
Rushing(5 100+)
1. Adrian Peterson MIN 180
2. Mike Bell NO 143
3. Julius Jones SEA 117
4. Ray Rice BAL 108
5. Thomas Jones NYJ 107

WEEK 1 2008
Passing (0 400+)
Rushing (7 100+)
1. Michael Turner ATL 220
2. Willie Parker PIT 138
3. Matt Forte CHI 123
4. Brandon Jacobs NYG 116
5. Adrian Peterson MIN 103
6. Thomas Jones NYJ 101
7. Edgerrin James ARI 100

WEEK 1 2007
Passing (0 400+)
Rushing (6 100+)
1. Chris Brown TEN 175
2. Travis Henry DEN 139
3. Joseph Addai IND 118
4. Willie Parker PIT 109
5. Shaun Alexander SEA 105
6. Adrian Peterson MIN 103

WEEK 1 2006
Passing (0 400+)
Rushing (7 100+)

WEEK 1 2005
Passing (0 400+)
Rushing (7 100+)

WEEK 1 2004
Passing (0 400+)
Rushing (7 100+)

2 Mountain View football – 3-0 record. Has outscored opponents 108-38 this season. Ranked No. 1 in the OSAA 5A football power rankings.

3 Mountain View girls soccer – 6-0 record. Have outscored their opponents 28-1 on the season.

4 Sisters volleyball – 8-0 record, 21-4 in individual games.

5 Summit girls soccer – 4-0-1 record. Have outscored their opponents 22-1 this season.

6 Summit boys cross country – Ranked 4th among class 5A boys team. The Storm easily won their Pre-District meet.

7 Summit volleyball - 4-1-1 record.

2 Bigfoot Run – One of Bend’s premier road races and a very fast 10K.

3 Seaside Cross Country Meet – Bend, Mountain View, Summit all @ the three-course challenge, one of the biggest XC meets in the Pacific Northwest.

4 Portland State @ (5) Oregon football

5 Louisville @ Oregon State football

6 (10) Florida @ Tennessee football – If Tennessee can’t beat Florida, that would be huge for the Ducks.

7 (9) Iowa @ (24) Arizona football – The biggest college football game of the week. Would be a giant win for the Pac-10.

8 Mazama @ Mountain View football – The Cougars look to improve to 3-0.

9 Bend @ Sprague football – The Lava Bears are looking for their first win of the season @ the 6A Salem school.

10 Sisters @ Madras football – Local prep matchup.

Carl Decker likes to go fast!

GIRLS
1 Megan Fristoe 19:25.94 SUMM 11
2 Mikhaila Thornton 19:37.84 MTV 12
3 Brenna Phelps 19:48.72 NMed 11
4 Ashley Maton 20:04.10 SUMM 11
5 Jenna Mattox 20:35.70 Bend 10
6 Hayati Wolfenden 20:37.98 MTV 11
7 Jessica Wolfe 20:57.38 MTV 11
8 Kira Kelly 21:01.85 SUMM 11
9 Jennifer Zhu 21:04.53 NMed 12
10 Brit Oliphant 21:16.61 SUMM 10

BOYS
1 Travis Neuman 17:00.09 SUMM 10
2 Stetson Smith 17:18.97 NMed 12
3 Sam Jackson 17:21.62 Ashl 11
4 Chris McBride 17:25.87 MTV 10
5 Devyn Baldovino 17:27.22 NMed 10
6 Sammy Naffziger 17:34.22 SUMM 11
7 Tyler VanDyke 17:34.61 EP 12
8 Nick Lenford 17:37.54 NMed 12
9 Ben Jackson 17:43.51 Ashl 11
10 Isaac Schaaf 17:48.55 Ashl 11

Team Scores
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But two guys decided to make it a little more epic, by RUNNING from Bend to Mount Bachelor and then doing the Sunrise lodge to summit run. Central Oregon Athlete caught up with one of them, Jason Adams:

Central Oregon Athlete – Who did you do it with?
Jason Adams – I did it with my good friend Scott Hubbs who I’ve gotten to know through the Cascade Lake Relay race.

COA – How did you get the idea?
JA – Two years ago I was on an epic trail run with Justin Wadsworth and I asked him what were some of the toughest runs that he has done in Central Oregon. He said that he ran from his house in Bend to the top of Mt. Bachelor. At that moment, I decided that I wanted to do it! Last fall my friends Adam and Ian and I, ran from the Athletic Club to Sunrise Lodge, I then knew that Bend to the top of Mt. Bachelor was possible for me. After I raced the Ashland Hill climb with my friends Zach and Stephanie last month which had a 300′ more climb, although at lower elevations, than Bend to top of Mt. B, I knew it was time to sign up for the Sunrise to Summit and start in Bend. Lastly, I got Scott to sign up too knowing companionship would be key to making this enjoyable!

COA – What was it like?
JA – Scott and I decided to take Century Dr. because we thought it was the most direct route not knowing the trail system well enough. We also decided to just ‘cruise’ from our start near Cascade Middle School to Sunrise lodge running together and then hit it hard up Mt. Bachelor. It took us about 3:40 over that stretch. It was enjoyable doing it together having some support from Molly & Dan at MBSEF along with a friend of ours, Andy Young, who cycled up Century Dr. and rode with us for a couple of miles to give us some encouragement. The weather was great as Scott and I tried to keep up conversation as much as we could before the head wind hit us near the end! Then we were passed by about 10 bikers doing the Bend to Bachelor duathlon as we made it to Sunrise Lodge. It was nice to hear a few cheers from the volunteers too!
When I first started climbing up Mt. Bachelor, I was feeling ready to hammer and told Scott that I’d see him at the top. I was happy to have some duathletes to chase and powered up to the top of the Sunrise life catching 5 of them. Then the second half of the climb I really started hurting especially when my left calf cramped up about 6-8 times. Thinking of Justin’s run, wanting to motive Scott, and the excitement of the Summit kept me pushing through the fatigue! Then I crossed the line in 4:34 hrs, I looked over my shoulder back at Bend and smiled! Now I could put my name and on the short list of Bendites who have done this run, get some food and warm clothes, and cheer my buddy to the finish!

COA – Would you ever do it again?
JA – Yes, I’d like MBSEF to turn this into a race and stretch it out 3+ miles to make it an annual marathon! Maybe Drake Park to the Summit of Mt. Bachelor? This is the best day of the year to do it because the chairlift can take you back down! If not, next year I’ll be on Bend’s west side somewhere at 7AM Saturday of Labor Day Weekend if anybody wants to join!!