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S-K Volcanoes ready to erupt
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Nick Gonzalez will be a returning pitcher
for the Volcanoes this season.
Grass be gone
By HERB SWETT
For the Keizertimes
“The guys are hungry, and
they’re ready to go after it.”
No, Volcanoes Manager
Kyle Haines wasn’t talking
about food Monday. The new
manager of the Salem-Keizer
Volcanoes was referring to the
eagerness his players had to get
this season started.
The opening-day roster is
almost complete. Haines said
a few more players were likely
to be suited up for the open-
er, which began Thursday, at
home against Vancouver, after
press time.
A few names will be famil-
iar. Pitchers Nick Gonzalez and
Armando Paniagua, catcher
Fernando Pujadas, shortstop
Christian Lichtenthaler and
outfi elder Shilo McCall were
Volcanoes last year.
Haines plans to start with a
pitching rotation of Gonzalez,
Logan Webb, Nathaniel San-
tiago, Luis Pino and Michael
Connolly. Gonzalez is the only
left-hander. Relief pitchers at
this writing are Paniagua, No-
lan Riggs, Eri Sim, Kirk Singer,
Jarret Leverett and Rayan Her-
nandez, with Leverett the only
lefty. It is not known yet who
will be the closer.
Miguel Gomez, a switch-
hitter, is the other catcher.
The infi eld will have John
Riley at fi rst base, Richard
Amion at second base and Li-
chtenthaler at shortstop. Haines
said he expected to start Chase
Compton at third base and
added that Mark Nelson, an
outfi elder, is also expected to
get time at third. Compton and
Nelson bat left-handed, and Li-
chtenthaler is a switch-hitter.
The other outfi elders at this
writing are McCall and Julio
KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald
The fi rst dirt was removed from the McNary High School grass fi eld this week in preparation for the installation of a new artifi cial turf fi eld during the next two
months. The fi eld is expected to be ready in time for the annual Blue Day slated Aug. 22.
Hoop camp sets record
A
McNary High School’s fourth annual youth
basketball camp set a record with 92 players
in attendance this week.
A: Griffi n Olivera lays up a shot.
B: Devyn Schurr makes a charge to the net.
C: Aldo Villalvazo practices passing with a
partner.
D: Noah Hudkins takes a shot from three-point
range.
C
KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald
B
D
Pena.
Asked about the talents of
his pitchers, Haines said all have
shown good speed. Regarding
the hitters, he said that all ex-
cept the middle infi elders have
shown power and that several
players, especially Amion, will
show speed on the bases.
Lichtenthaler, who is from
Albany, is the only Oregonian
on the roster so far.
There’s
a camp
for that
The McNary High School
girls basketball summer camp
kicks off Monday, June 22, at
McNary.
The camp is open to girls
in entering grades three
through eight and will fo-
cus on fundamentals such as:
shooting, pivoting, screening,
moving with the ball, post
moves, guard and wing play,
attitude and team work.
Cost is $50 for one player
with a $15 discount for each
additional family member.
The cost includes a camp T-
shirt. Camp times are June 22
through June 25 from 10 a.m.
to 1 p.m.
Instruction is provided by
high school coaching staff and
players. Day-of-camp sign-up
is permitted.
Skyhawks
track and fi eld camp
The Skyhawks track and
fi eld camp is scheduled for
June 22 through 26 at North
Salem High School, 765 14th
Street N.E. in Salem.
Cost is $109 per partici-
pant and registration is avail-
able at www.skyhawks.com
or at Salem City Hall Pub-
lic Works Department, 555
Liberty Street S.E., in Salem.
Camp time is 9 a.m. to noon.
Skyhawks lacrosse camp
Boys and girls ages 7 to 12
are welcome to sign up for
the Skyhawks Lacrosse Camp
June 29 through July 2. Camp
times are 9 a.m. to noon. Cost
is $109 per camper.
The sessions will be held at
Woodmansee Park, 4629 Sun-
nyside Road S.E., in Salem.
Register at www.skyhawks.
com or at Salem City Hall
Public Works Department.
UK Soccer Camp
The UK International
Soccer Camp for boys and
girls ages 4 to 14 is slated for
July 27 through 31 at River
Road Park, 3045 River Road
Park in north Salem.
Registrations are avail-
able at www.uksocca.com or
at the Salem City Hall Pub-
lic Works Department. Cost
ranges from $99-156. Times
are 9 a.m. to noon or 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m.
Celtic volleyball camp
The annual Celtic vol-
leyball camp is scheduled for
Aug. 10 through 12.
Camp for beginner and in-
termediate players is 5:30 to 8
p.m. Cost is $40 and includes
a T-shirt. Camp for advanced
players is 8 to 11 a.m. and
continues from 1 to 3 p.m.
Cost is $50 per camper and
includes a T-shirt.
Beginner and intermediate
instruction focuses on funda-
mentals such as sportsmanship
and teamwork, passing tech-
nique, defensive and offensive
Please see CAMPS, Page A12