Submitted photoJon Langille stops near Ritzville, Washington, during his electric bicycle trip from British Columbia to the Desert Trip Festival in California.

Male athlete of the week

Clayton Brown, Ridgeview football — Brown scored two touchdowns, including a game-winning catch in overtime, during the Ravens’ 12-6 victory Sept. 16 against Hood River Valley.

Female athlete of the week

Kenzie Jackson, Redmond volleyball — Jackson had four kills and three aces in a 25-16, 25-20 victory against Parkrose in the first round of a tournament in Dallas.

Game of the week

Boys soccer, Ridgeview 1, Silverton 1 — Westley Carter scored the lone goal for the Ravens in the 41st minute off a Christian Kim assist in the Sept. 15 draw. Silverton scored on a 69th-minute penalty kick to level the match.

What to watch for

Football — In a rare week where both Redmond teams get home league games, Redmond faces Mountain View while Ridgeview plays host to Pendleton. Both games are scheduled for 7 p.m.

Football

Sept. 16

Ridgeview 12, Hood River Valley 6 (OT)

Bend 42, Redmond 28

Volleyball

Sept. 13

The Dalles 3, Redmond 1

Sisters 3, Ridgeview 0

Sept. 15

Summit 3, Ridgeview 1

Bend 3, Redmond 0

Sept. 17

Bend 2, Ridgeview 0 (Rogue River Valley Tournament)

Redmond 2, Parkrose 0 (Dallas Tournament)

Central 2, Redmond 0 (Dallas Tournament)

Boys soccer

Sept. 13

Sandy 5, Redmond 1

Sept. 15

Ridgeview 1, Silverton 1

Open Door Christian 10, Central Christian 0

Sept. 19

Crosshill Christian 11, Central Christian 1

Girls soccer

Sept. 14

Eagle Point 6, Redmond 0

Sept. 15

Barlow 2, Ridgeview 0

Boys cross country

Sept. 14

Ridgeview finished ninth in the 20-team Silver Falls Oktoberfest Invitational. Second-place Albert Hesse was the Ravens’ top finisher in the 5,000 meter event, 7.2 seconds behind Hassan Ibrahim of Jefferson.

Sept. 17

Redmond finished 18th in the 21-team Northwest Classic in Eugene. Aaron Park, in 105th place, was the top finisher for the Panthers.

Girls cross country

Sept. 17

Redmond finished 15th in the 18-team Northwest Classic in Eugene. Whitney Gieschen, in 62nd place, was Redmond’s top finisher.