The Crescent Valley High School varsity football team (Corvallis, OR) will host Woodburn (OR) for a non-conference matchup on Friday, September 5, 2025, at 7:00 PM.

Game Details:

• Matchup: Woodburn vs Crescent Valley

• Date & Time: Friday, September 5, 2025 | 7:00 PM

• Location: Crescent Valley High School

• Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network
• Live stream: Watch on NFHS Network

Crescent Valley vs. Woodburn: Season Opener Preview

Crescent Valley High School will host Woodburn High in a non-conference matchup this Friday, marking both teams’ second attempt to shake off early-season struggles. Both squads enter the game seeking their first win of the 2025 campaign, making this contest a crucial confidence booster.

Current Records & Rankings
Woodburn (0-1) is ranked 10,953rd nationally, 99th in Oregon, and 25th in its class. Crescent Valley (0-1) sits slightly behind, ranked 11,542nd nationally, 108th in Oregon, and 29th in its class.

Both teams suffered lopsided losses in Week 1. Woodburn fell 49-0 in its opener, while Crescent Valley lost 23-6. Despite these early setbacks, key contributors on Crescent Valley have already begun showing promise.

Scoring & Stats
In their first game, Crescent Valley’s offense found the end zone in the second quarter, posting all six of its points there. Woodburn, meanwhile, was shut out in all four quarters.

Crescent Valley averages 141 total yards per game, including 51 rushing yards and 90 passing yards. Defensively, Woodburn’s tackling numbers stand out with 35 tackles per game, while Crescent Valley is led by Carter Clark, who averages 8 tackles per contest.

Offensively, Crescent Valley’s stars include:

• Dushawn Stephens (#12) – 23 rushing yards per game

• Cole Lehman (#9) – 62 passing yards per game, 62 total yards per game

• Sterling Holland (#7) – 37 receiving yards per game

These numbers suggest that Crescent Valley has a balanced offensive attack capable of challenging Woodburn’s defense.

Upcoming Matchups & Outlook
Looking ahead, both teams will face a series of non-league and league opponents. Woodburn will travel to Junction City next week before hosting Sweet Home, while Crescent Valley hosts Junction City and Sweet Home later in October.

With both teams still searching for their first victory, Friday’s matchup promises to be competitive. Crescent Valley’s home-field advantage and early offensive sparks may give them the edge, but Woodburn will look to rebound and make a statement in its opening road game.