APRIL 29, 2016, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A9
Boys notch fi rst win in dual meet
McNary
hoopsters
schedule
alumni
tourney
The McNary High
School boys basketball
team will be hosting an
Alumni
Tournament
May 14 and 15 for all
former Celtic varsity
basketball players.
“The program would
like to bring back and
honor all former players
and coaches for an
awesome weekend of
basketball,” said Ryan
Kirch, McNary boys
basketball head coach.
Kirch is hoping to
draw in players from as
far back as the 1970s
and 1980s to play in the
tourney.
If you are interested
in
playing,
please
contact the program
at
mcnaryalumni@
gmail.com for more
information.
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Of the Keizertimes
The McNary High School
boys varsity track and fi eld
team got its fi rst dual meet
win of the season over the
South Salem High School
Saxons Wednesday, April 20.
The boys won their side
of the meet 78-68, while
the Lady Celts fell 77-67 to
South Salem.
“We all came out here to
get better and it’s reaching
the point in the season where
that is happening,” said Mc-
Nary’s Brendan Van Voorhis.
Van Voorhis won the 200
meter in 22.55 seconds and
the 400 meter in 50.35 sec-
onds. He also anchored the
winning 4x100 and 4x400
relay teams.
While he’s still a junior,
Van Voorhis has his sights set
on college scholarships in
track and fi eld.
“I still need to drop some
times to get colleges’ atten-
tion, but my big goal for this
season is run sub-48 seconds
in the 400,” he said.
His personal record is
49.27. He set it as a sopho-
more and matched it again
two weeks ago.
Other Celtic event win-
ners for the boys were: An-
thony Nguyen in the 100
meter in 11.53; Austin Brown,
Levi Timmons, Nguyen and
Van Voorhis in the 4x100 re-
lay in 43.86; Brown, Nguyen,
Tyler Stull and Van Voorhis in
the 4x400 relay in 3:44.92;
Bohdan Bohdanrahm in the
discus with a mark of 118-11;
and Jacob Cremer in the pole
vault clearing 10-09.
On the girls’ side of the
meet, McNary had a more
even spilt of wins in running
vs. throwing and jumping
events.
“We’ve all been trying re-
ally hard in practice, and we
all have big goals in mind,”
said Angie Martushev, who
took second in the pole vault
behind teammate, and fellow
junior, Alyssa Looney. Both
Celtic ladies cleared 8-00,
but Looney had fewer at-
tempts.
Martushev said she still
wants to set a new personal
record by the end of the sea-
son.
“My best right now is 8-6,
but I’m shooting for 9-0 or
even 9-6,” she said.
Senior River Harri won
the 100 meter hurdles with a
time of 17.98. Harri is clos-
ing in on a two-second drop
from her time at the begin-
ning of the season and has
steadily been improving in
dual meets. After two third
place fi nishes to start the
season, Harri took second in
one race and fi nished fi rst in
the team’s two most recent
meets.
“I’m hoping to break 17
seconds by the end of the sea-
son,” Harri said. “But mostly
I just want to make my coach
(Ken Scott) proud, I probably
wouldn’t still be doing this if
it wasn’t for him.”
While the team has shown
improvement each week,
Harri said, there’s still room
to grow.
“It’s really time for us to
come together as a team and
keep cheering each other
on,” she said.
Other event winners for
the Lady Celts were: Brooke
Burrows in the 400 meter in
1:06.09; Danielle Duran in
the 300 hurdles in 47.28; Sa-
mantha Strout in the shot put
with a mark of 36-09; and
Cambrian Partridge in the
discus with a throw of 98-00.
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