Northwest Notes Sept. 12, 2012

Ex-Lake City standout York out

for season with another injury

EUGENE, Ore. - Carson York, a fifth-year senior left guard and a four-year starter at Oregon, hurt his right kneecap during Oregon's 42-25 win over Fresno State last Saturday.

He announced to reporters that he would undergo surgery on Tuesday and that his season was over.

York, a 2007 Lake City High graduate who became a starter in 2009 and has played in 41 games for the Ducks, injured the same knee in last season's Rose Bowl win and had to be taken off the field on a stretcher. While the latest injury was to the same knee, York said that doctors told him the injuries were unrelated.

"Getting to represent the University of Oregon and everyone associated with it has truly been the greatest honor of my life," York posted to Twitter.

Oregon coach Chip Kelly said the team does not discuss injuries.

"When someone goes down, next guy goes in," Kelly said. "That's football."

Grove ties for sixth

at Montana Open

MISSOULA, Mont. - Russell Grove, an assistant pro at the Avondale Golf Club in Hayden Lake, finished tied for sixth at the 54-hole Town Pump Montana Open golf tournament at Larchmont Golf Course.

Grove, the former Coeur d'Alene High and University of Idaho standout, shot a 69-75-69-213. Jim Mee of Libby won it by five strokes with a 68-68-67-203.

Mike DeLong of Coeur d'Alene tied for ninth with a 72-72-70-214. Hayden Lake Country Club pro Matt Bunn shot a 75-71-74-220. Jason Kimmell of Coeur d'Alene shot a 77-76-74-227.