Skip to content
Illinois Valley Cougars Boys Soccer vs Douglas · 2:30 PM ● St. Mary's School Crusaders Girls Soccer vs Lost River / Bonanza · 4:00 PM ● St. Mary's School Crusaders Boys Soccer vs Coquille / Myrtle Point · 4:30 PM ● Rogue River Chieftains Boys Soccer vs Umpqua Valley Christian · 4:30 PM ● Illinois Valley Cougars Girls Soccer vs Douglas · 4:30 PM ● North Valley Knights Boys Soccer vs Phoenix · 5:30 PM ● Phoenix Pirates Boys Soccer vs North Valley · 5:30 PM ● St. Mary's School Crusaders Girls Volleyball vs Coquille · 6:00 PM ● Rogue River Chieftains Girls Volleyball vs Lakeview · 6:00 PM ● Eagle Point Eagles Girls Soccer vs Crater · 6:00 PM ● Crater Comets Girls Soccer vs Eagle Point · 6:00 PM ● North Valley Knights Girls Volleyball vs Mazama · 6:15 PM ● South Medford Panthers Girls Soccer vs Roseburg · 6:30 PM ● North Medford Black Tornado Girls Soccer vs Grants Pass · 6:30 PM ● North Medford Black Tornado Boys Soccer vs Grants Pass · 6:30 PM ● Cascade Christian Challengers Girls Volleyball vs Hidden Valley · 6:30 PM ● South Medford Panthers Boys Soccer vs Roseburg · 6:30 PM ● Grants Pass Cavemen Girls Soccer vs North Medford · 6:30 PM ● North Valley Knights Girls Soccer vs Phoenix · 6:30 PM ● Grants Pass Cavemen Boys Soccer vs North Medford · 6:30 PM ● Phoenix Pirates Girls Soccer vs North Valley · 6:30 PM ● Crater Comets Boys Soccer vs Eagle Point · 7:00 PM ● Eagle Point Eagles Boys Soccer vs Crater · 7:00 PM
Football

Phoenix Pirates Football 43-8 South Eugene [JV]

Saturday, September 5, 2026·By Garrett Stembridge·Phoenix High School
Phoenix Pirates Football
43–8
South Eugene [JV]
Final
Phoenix High School
WAway · Medford

Phoenix football wasted no time making a statement to open the 2026 season, rolling to a 43-8 non-league victory Friday night at South Eugene to move to 1-0. The Phoenix, Oregon program competes in the Skyline Conference (4A), and this early road test against South Eugene's junior varsity squad gave the team a chance to shake off the offseason rust before conference play begins. The 35-point margin of victory suggests Phoenix came out sharp, controlling the game on both sides of the ball and making life difficult for the young South Eugene unit throughout. Without a detailed box score available, specific standout performances remain unclear, but the lopsided result points to a balanced effort that should give the coaching staff plenty of confidence heading into the weeks ahead. Phoenix will look to carry this momentum forward as the schedule stiffens and Skyline Conference matchups approach on the horizon.

Share

Follow Phoenix Pirates Football. Get scores sent to your inbox

Next Game

@ Henley

Fri, Oct 23·7:00 PM

Stay in the Loop

Get game-day alerts, scores, and local sports news delivered to your inbox.

Follow Your Teams