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APPEAL TRIBUNE
Silverton's Ryan Redman-Brown (11) high-fives teammates before the 5A boys state championship against Wilsonville at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Ore. on Saturday,
March 12, 2022. BRIAN HAYES / STATESMAN JOURNAL
Silverton
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quarter, the Wildcats flipped the script at the hands of
Maxim Wu and Enzo Chimienti.
Wu’s three-pointer gave the Wildcats a 17-15 lead
with 2:31 left in the quarter, but Chimienti’s six points
in the final minute extended the team’s lead by six.
“We had some really good looks second half,” Jamie
McCarty said. “Five point-blank lay-ins, but they
didn’t go. That’s the difference.”
The Wildcats never gave up their lead in the fourth
quarter, even extending it as far as 10 points at 31-21
with 2:33 left. The Foxes squeezed closer with a basket
from Neil Efimov and several free throws from Jordan
McCarty. But Efimov’s three-pointer making it 34-30
came with only 4 seconds left.
Jordan McCarty lead the Foxes with 11 points and
three assists while Redman-Brown, who earned player
of the game honors, contribute nine points, seven re-
bounds and one assist.
Chimienti led the Wildcats with 15 points while Lo-
gan Thebiay and Kallen Gutridge each contributed six
points. Wu earned player of the game honors.
Edith Noriega is a sports reporter. You may reach
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Obituaries
Carolyn Elaine Brenden
WARRENTON - Febru-
ary 28, 1949 –
March 8, 2022
On March 8th, 2022,
our precious wife, sis-
ter, mother, and grand-
mother, Carolyn Elaine
Brenden passed away
quietly at home where
she loved to look out
her window and enjoy
the view.
Carolyn was born on February 28th, 1949 in
Embudo, New Mexico. She and her family moved
from New Mexico in 1959 to Silverton, aka Pleas-
antville, Oregon. Carolyn graduated from Silverton
Union High School where she met her eventual
husband Miles Brenden. She attended Chemeketa
Community College where she was trained as a
Dental Assistant. She married Miles on Valentine’s
Day 1971 in Silverton and together they had three
boys who she cherished beyond measure. Miles and
Carolyn celebrated their 51st Anniversary this year.
After several years working as a Dental Assis-
tant for Dr. Huber in Astoria, she transitioned
to a Dental Receptionist, where she worked for
Dr. Huber until his retirement. She continued in
this role for Dr. Joseph Shawa and Dr. Rodney
Katayama until she retired in 2005. Carolyn spent
the next years of her life spending time with her
husband, enjoying their beautiful home on the
lake, along with her cherished family and friends.
Carolyn was the “Sunshine Girl”, full of grace and
kindness, a best friend to all who knew her, and
an all-around beautiful soul. She turned 73 years
young this year February 28th.
Carolyn was preceded in death by her parents,
Carl S. Harris and Dorothy Ann Henderson Harris
of Silverton, Oregon. She is survived by her fam-
ily who loved her deeply; her husband, Miles E.
Brenden of Cullaby Lake, OR; sister and brother-
in-law Barbara and Douglas Alling of Gig Harbor,
WA; three sons and daughters-in-law Brook &
Stephanie of Nine Mile Falls, WA, Beau & Kelli of
Cullaby Lake, OR, and Brett & Betsy of Cullaby
Lake, OR; and three grandchildren, Brody, Ella, and
Chloe. In lieu of a service, please honor Carolyn
by sending donations to Doernbechers Children’s
Hospital. Carolyn will be deeply missed.
Silverton's Ryan Redman-Brown (11) goes to pass Wilsonville's Tristan Davis (0) during the second half of the
5A boys state championship at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Ore. on Saturday, March 12, 2022. BRIAN HAYES /
STATESMAN JOURNAL
Silverton's student section reacts during the second
half of the 5A semifinal game against Redmond at
Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Ore. on Friday, March 11,
2022. BRIAN HAYES / STATESMAN JOURNAL
Silverton’s Ryan Redman-Brown (11) fights for the
ball against Wilsonville during the first half of the 5A
boys state championship at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis
on Saturday. BRIAN HAYES/STATESMAN JOURNAL