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Stayton Eagles Boys Soccer 5-0 Central / Perrydale

Friday, October 16, 2026·By Garrett Stembridge·Stayton High School
Stayton Eagles Boys Soccer
5–0
Central / Perrydale
Final
Stayton High School
WAway · Salem

A dominant road performance put Stayton boys soccer firmly in the Oregon West Conference (4A) driver's seat Thursday, as the Eagles from Stayton, Oregon, shut out Central/Perrydale 5-0 to improve to 10-1 overall and 6-1 in league play. The five-goal shutout was a complete effort from start to finish, with Stayton's attack generating consistent pressure while the defense held Central/Perrydale off the board for the full 80 minutes. Picking up a clean sheet away from home is never easy at this stage of the season, and the Eagles made it look routine. The win extends a strong run of form for Stayton, which entered the match at 9-1 and has now posted double-digit wins on the year. With the postseason approaching and league seeding on the line, Thursday's result keeps the Eagles in a strong position to compete for an Oregon West Conference title. Stayton will look to carry this momentum into its next match as the regular season winds down.

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