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A10 The Dalles Chronicle Wednesday, February 26, 2020 DODGE more discipline and built up my mental fortitude,” Carrera “At basic, you are going Adversity doesn’t said. to get up at three in the stop wrestler morning and do things you don’t like, and you get com- Continued from page A9 fortable being uncomfort- able. That’s how life is. You have to get into the wringer for a third-round pin of Ray and persevere.” Solis (Crook County) at the Carrera lost in the quarter- 4:11 mark, and he pinned Willett in the second round finals versus Carson Woods (2:12) to secure third place. (Ridgeview) by pinfall at As with every successful the 2:56 mark of the second program, individual suc- round, which dropped him down to the consolation cess is a by-product of great bracket, starting out with teammates. back-to-back byes. Beasley credited the In the consolation semifi- workout partners of Dodge (Steven Preston, Ben Nelson nals, Carrera dispatched of and Morehouse), Morehouse Aaron Bowen (Crook County) (Carrera), Ian Preston by a 10-5 decision to officially (Conor Blair, Zak Tackett and punch his first-career state Angel Oregon), Morehouse ticket. Dodge and Carrera), and Carrera did not continue Sagapolutele (Aiden Marx his tournament due to an and Isaac Baker), who each injury default in the third- pushed their teammates to place match with Woods, so believe that they could make was put in fourth place. it there. Ian Preston (4-4 record) “Dusty’s amazing un- had endured his share of struggles this winter with defeated season is directly various circumstances, but attributed to his wrestling had all his affairs in order partners,” Beasley said. “Without their workout part- Saturday to make a state run. The 120-pound freshman ners, no one goes to state this weekend or has a successful had a bye in the first round season. I am so proud of the and moved into the quar- selfless attitudes and team- terfinals for a tough bout work of those unsung heroes with Crook County’s Tannon who will not be on the mats. Joyner (15-13 record). Ian Preston lost that match They deserve recognition and by pin at 1:42 of the first our thanks.” round and was dropped to Carrera has been busy away from wrestling with the the consolation side of the completion of basic training bracket. Following two byes, Ian earlier this season. Preston pinned Reeden With an 8-4 record, the Arsenault (Redmond) early senior was the No. 4 seed in the second round (2:05) in the 182-pound division and had his third-place bid and posted a 1-2 record and short-circuited after a first- tallied 10 team points. “Basic training helped me round pin loss against Logan Hill (Redmond). build character, establish “Ian has pulled himself up after struggling with grades and adversity to grab a state berth as a freshman,” Beasley said. “This was a feat he achieved with the help of his family, and dedication in the wrestling room. We have not only not had five wrestlers qualify since 2010, but Ian is the first freshman in a decade.” At 220 pounds, Torres (4-14 record) picked up two wins on the day, the first coming in the third-round consola- tion match over Jacob Griffin (Pendleton) by first-round pin (1:47). Torres then lost by pin at 2:27 versus Joseph Martin (Ridgeview), and earned an injury default win over Logan Jensen (Hood River Valley) to notch fifth place. Sagapolutele (7-7) placed fifth at 160 pounds and start- ed his first tournament strong with an injury default win at 2:59 of the second round in a match versus Timothy Fletcher (Hood River Valley). Following a quarterfinal loss to Ray Solis (Crook County), the freshman won by a 14-3 major decision over Colt Storey (Redmond), and added a pinfall triumph in his next match against Pendleton’s Jaime Rico (3:29) to vault into the consolation semifinals. Sagapolutele lost that match to Willett (Redmond) by technical fall (20-4) in the second round. Solis and Sagapolutele were penciled in to wrestle in the fifth-place match, but there was a double forfeit ruled. Tackett (113 pounds) lost two matches and finished the season at 15-13, Angel online this summer for big- ger septic tank jobs. He also plans on hiring several more employees. Karen Carlin, with exper- tise in accounting and mar- growing the business was to keting, is holding down the front office at 309 Court St. be responsible to his origi- nal customers, which meant And his three sons, not shortchanging his base Tracer, 16, Schooter, 18, and to take on a one-time event Schooner 20, are employed such as providing toilets to a in the business. Sons Racer and Chacer forest fire camp. and daughter Pyper will Collins now has some also get in on the fun this 1,000 toilets. He has added three addi- summer—might even get locked in a porta potty and tional pumping trucks and plans on having a Kenworth drenched with a pressure washer on occasion. with a 2,500-gallon tank “It’s not a glamorous business,” said Schooner laughing. “You have to have fun somehow. “ For more information, call 541-298-2727 WORD ON THE Continued STREET from page A8 TheDallesChronicle.com SWIM OSAA 5A SPECIAL DISTRICT 4 WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday, Feb. 22 at Ridgeview Team Standings 1. Crook County………470.0 2. Redmond……………263.5 3. Ridgeview…………..219.0 4. Hood River Valley….190.0 5. Pendleton……………121.5 6. The Dalles…………...116.0 HRV State Qualifiers 106 - Carson Farlow……(sec- ond place) 138 - Chad Muenzer……(sec- ond place) 285 - Cody Durham……. (second place) 113 - Jaime Rodriguez…..... (third place) 152 - Javier Galvez……… (fourth place) 170 - Maverick Geller…… (fourth place) 195 - Abraham Tinajero…. (fourth place) On the Bubble Oregon (120) went 0-2, Conor Blair suffered two straight losses at 126 pounds, Austin Music (138) was struck with two pinfall losses, Ben Nelson (7-9) ended up winless in a pair of setbacks, and Quinn Wilson, a senior, lost two matches by first-round pin at 152 pounds. Wild card calls are ex- pected Wednesday, so the Riverhawks could have two more wrestlers making the trip to Portland this weekend. Action starts at 8:30 a.m. Friday and continues with Teams looking to new year Continued from page A9 126 - Ethan McCreery...... (fifth place) 132 - Aiden Sewell........... (fifth place) 182 - Andrew McCreery... (fifth place) 285 - Danny Chavarria...... (fifth place) The Dalles State Qualifiers 170 - Dusty Dodge............ (Champion - Outstanding Wrestler of Tournament) 170 - Taylor Morehouse...... (second place) 160 - Steven Preston............... (third place) 120 - Ian Preston................... (fourth place) 182 - Mauricio Carrera.......... (fourth place) On the Bubble 160 - Marquies Sagapolutele......(fifth place) 220 - Miguel Torres.....................(fifth place) consolation matches at 9 a.m. Saturday. The Session 3 finals run from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday. “We have to keep pushing ourselves past that limit and give more than 100 percent,” Carrera said. “We have to give 101 percent, 102 percent and beyond. What matters most is what effort you put out there, how you compete, and after a good showing at districts, I am looking forward to even more from us at state.” DiGennaro, Abbas, Kendall Webber, Maisie Bandel-Ramirez, Paige Compton, Addison Little, Frances Fuller and Hannah Haight are going to be even better next season for the girls, and Kirby, Skyler Coburn, Cole, William Hoover, Jacob Comini, and a few others will make an impact for the boys. “We are already looking forward to where we will be next year,” coach Shortt said. “And we are feeling very good about it. But for now, we are just enjoying these kids, how far they have come and all that they have accomplished since the start of the season.” As part of the program mantra, coach Shortt preaches sportsmanship, courtesy, teamwork, togeth- erness, loyalty and hard work as the guidelines for his athletes to follow. They are much more than just swimmers to him—they are an extension of the com- munity and school. “We wish the parents could have heard the comments about their kids made by other coaches and swimmers in our conference over the past year,” coach Shortt added. “We wish you could have heard about how they appreciated the cama- raderie, the positivity and attitude of our kids. We have a great team. That’s because we have quality kids.” Wade Collins of Columbia Gorge Affordable Portable shows off a solar light and fan that he uses to keep his porta potties lit at night and fresher smelling during the heat of the day. Tom Peterson photo SUBSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN 2020 SALES KIDS Hurry! 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