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With the Jets down 21-10, mid-way through the third quarter, Encinal turned to senior Corey Sails to get them back in the game and he delivered. Sails ran up the middle of the defense for a 67-yard run that set up an 11-yard touchdown run by Jordan Parker.

Sails also converted the two-point conversion with another scamper into the end zone. Sails continued his senior night heroics with a 58-yard touchdown run that put Encinal up 25-21 with 3:34 left in the fourth quarter.

“He really wanted to win this game,” said Tenorio. “He played determined. I was proud of him.”

Encinal stopped San Leandro’s potential winning drive by recover-ing a fumble on at the 41-yard line.

Encinal won with a final score of 25-21. The victory put an end to Encinal’s three-game losing streak.

“It feels good to get this win,” said Tenorio. “This was an impor-tant game for us to win.”

This marks the first win for Encinal in the new West Alameda County Conference Foothill League. The Jets are 5-5 overall and 1-3 in league play.

The Jets rushed for 255 yards. Sails had 151 of those rushing yards on just 14 carries. The Jets and the Pirates committed three turnovers: Encinal had two interceptions and a fumble. San Leandro had two fumbles and an interception.

The Jets will close out their sea-son on the road tomorrow against Hayward.

Contact Ekene Ikeme at eikeme@alamedasun.com.

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organizations. Stevens and his staff strive to bring a diverse range of kids and adults to rowing, espe-cially those who have traditionally not been well represented in the sport.

Among other things, the club offers free after-school rowing classes to West Oakland middle-school students, and encourages club members to bring friends who might not otherwise consider the sport.

“It’s a sport where the opportu-nity for advancement on to college

Rowers: From Alameda make splash in Boston raceContinued from page 5 is huge,” Stevens said. “We want to

provide that chance to kids who historically have been underserved in that regard. We also want to get as many different kinds of people as possible out on the water.”

So far, the results have been encouraging for both the rowers and the coaching staff.

The rowers more closely reflect the diversity of the East Bay, and the inclusive philosophy creates a high level of camaraderie among rowers of all levels.

Plus, the crews are winning races.

“Oakland Rowing does not use a cookie-cutter approach, and my daughter really enjoys that,” said Cindy Hovermale, Christine’s moth-er. “She wants to come to rowing every day because of the people, who are now all her friends. But she also likes to get out on the water and work hard.”

For more information about Oakland Rowing Association, go to www.oaklandrows.org, call 629-1681, or e-mail info@oaklandyouthrowing.com.

Contact Sun Staff Reports at editor@alamedasun.com.

Courtesy photo

Christine Hovermale, front and Blanca Seiter, back, com-peted at the Head of the Charles Regatta in Boston.