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Messner paces Redmond girls to third-place finish
at 5A state championships; Redmond boys also third
Redmond’s Wil-
low Messner
competes in the
100-yard butter-
fly during the 5A
state swimming
championships
Friday night in
Beaverton.
BY BRIAN RATHBONE
The bulletin
BEAVERTON — It started
off as a dream for Willow
Messner: Win a state title in all
four years of high school.
Friday evening at Tualatin
Hills Aquatic Center, the Red-
mond High freshman took
the first step into turning that
dream into an achievable goal.
At the Class 5A swimming
state championships, Messner
won the girls 100-yard butter-
fly to claim her first state title.
Then, for good measure, she
helped the Panthers’ 200-free-
style relay team (Molly Konop,
Olivia Still, Ashlyn Carnes
Dunn and Messner) claim the
relay title.
Messner was Redmond’s
lone state champion, but it was
a memorable day overall in the
pool for the Panthers, as both
the boys and girls teams earned
third-place trophies.
The girls 100 butterfly was a
rematch of a photo-finish race
between Messner and Hood
River Valley’s Sarah Arpag.
Last week at the Intermoun-
tain Conference champion-
ships, it was Arpag who won
the race, but in the state meet,
it was the freshman that just
touched the wall before the se-
nior, winning in 57.96 seconds,
just ahead of Arpag’s 58.15.
Messner led for the first 75
yards of the race, but she ad-
mittedly had a less-than-stel-
lar final turn, making it come
ryan brennecke/
bulletin photos
down to yet another photo
finish.
“That was a terrible turn,”
said Messner, who also fin-
ished third in the 50 freestyle.
“I was tired and said, ‘OK, you
just lost some time, you bet-
ter pick it up.’ I thought I won
when I hit the wall, but it still
kind of surprised me when I
looked up at the scoreboard.”
From the pool deck, Red-
mond swimming coach Denise
Maich could tell that her fresh-
man swimmer was in a groove.
“If everything looks smooth
— what her underwater looked
like, what her turns looked
like — if something is off, you
can tell,” Maich said. “She was
really smooth in the water out
there.”
In many ways, the state meet
was a sign of a bright future for
the Redmond girls swimming
program.
The Panthers kicked off the
meet with a second-place fin-
ish in the 200 individual med-
ley relay in a race that featured
three freshmen and one soph-
omore.
The team of sophomore Still
and freshmen Konop, Messner
and Carnes Dunn finished in
1:52.23.
Additionally, Konop fin-
ished third in both the 200 in-
dividual medley (2:20.69) and
the 100 breaststroke (21.54).
Still finished sixth in the 500
freestyle.
“It has gone better than I
could have imagined,” Konop
said. “Hard work pays off. Our
relay was seeded second, and
we got second. I was seeded
fourth in the IM and got third
and I’m stoked about that.”
Through 17 events, the Pan-
thers were in the lead, but ulti-
mately would finish third with
44 points, behind state-cham-
pion Churchill (60) and Cres-
cent Valley (55).
Not a bad showing from a
group of underclassmen.
“I think they handled it re-
ally well; they don’t know what
it is like being here,” Maich
said. “Even the sophomores on
the team haven’t experienced
what it is like being at state. For
them I think they are just get-
ting used to it.”
The Redmond boys team
also had a strong showing at
the 5A state meet. While they
did not have a state champion
in any events, the Panthers also
finished third with 34 points
behind state-champion Cres-
cent Valley (65) and West Al-
bany (61).
It looked as though the Red-
mond 200 IM relay team of
Colin Haywood, Dylan Hall,
Ryan Konop and Stewart Bolic
would kick off the meet with a
victory.
After the Panthers led
through the first three legs,
Crescent Valley roared back
in the freestyle to win by 0.12
seconds in 1:42.51, a fingernail
ahead of Redmond’s 1:42.63.
The Panthers’ 200 freestyle re-
lay team of Asa Messner, Hay-
wood, Bolic and Konop fin-
ished second in 1:33.05.
Ryan Konop, who won the
50 freestyle as a sophomore
in the last state meet, finished
third in the event with a time
of 21:56. The senior also fin-
ished second in the 100 free-
style in 48.05.
Haywood finished fifth in
the boys 200 freestyle (1:52.11)
and fourth in the 100 back-
stroke (57.64).
“A lot of kids moved up in
places and that was huge in
getting us just a couple more
points,” Maich said. “There
were a lot of time drops from
our kids today.”
Ridgeview’s lone state qual-
ifier, Drew Harding, finished
12th in the 500 freestyle in
5:55.50.
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COURT OF THE
STATE OF
OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY
OF DESCHUTES
In the Matter of the
Estate of: ISABEL
CRUZANZORA,
Deceased. Case No.
21PB01179
NOTICE TO INTER­
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NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that Juan
Francisco Mendez
has been appointed
personal representa­
tive. All persons hav­
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the estate are
required to present
them, with vouchers
attached, to the
undersigned per­
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through his attorney,
Jacklyn L. Richins,
at Baxter Harder,
LLC, 400 SW Bond
St., Ste 10
200, Bend, OR 97702
within four months
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the attorney for the
personal represen­
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569 SW 23rd St.
Redmond, OR 97756
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THE COUNTY OF
DESCHUTES
In the Matter of the
Estate of:
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Deceased.
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persons having
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to present them,
with vouchers
attached, to the
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attorney, Jacklyn L.
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23, 2022
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Notice of Preliminary
Determination for
Water Right
Transfer T-13717
(Mitigation Credit
Project
MP-277)
T-13717 filed by City
of Redmond, 243
East Antler Avenue,
Redmond, Oregon
97756 and Central
Oregon Irrigation
District, 1055
SW Lake Court,
Redmond, Oregon
97756, proposes to
change the place of
use and character of
use to instream use
under Certificate
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lows the use of up to
1.856 cubic foot per
second (CFS) from
the Deschutes River
in Sec. 29, T17S,
R12E, W.M.for mu­
nicipal use in Sec.
16, T15S, R13E,
W.M. The applicant
proposes to create
an instream use in
the Deschutes River
from the point of di­
version to the mouth
of the Deschutes
River at a maxi­
mum of 1.485 CFS,
and to establish
mitigation credits
in the Deschutes
Groundwater Study
Area. The Water
Resources Depart­
ment proposes to
approve the transfer,
based on the re­
quirements of ORS
Chapter 540, OAR
690-380-5000 and
OAR 690-077-0075.
The Department
has also concluded
that the proposed
transfer appears to
result in mitigation
credits pursuant to
OAR 690-521-0300
& OAR 690-521-
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jointly or severally, a
protest or standing
statement within 30
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