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PAGE A14, KEIZERTIMES, SEPTEMBER 9, 2016 BACK, continued from Page 10 The Celtics then tied the game on its fi rst possession of the second half on a 3-yard touchdown run by Lucas Gar- vey, who carried the ball eight times for 41 yards on the drive. After the Vikings took the lead back with another long touchdown run, McNary kick- er A.J. Johnk kicked a 24-yard fi eld goal that ended up being the difference. In his fi rst start at quarter- back, Gilbert completed 15 of 26 passes for 245 yards, two touchdowns and one intercep- tion. “I thought he played great,” Auvinen said. “For him, fi rst varsity start, he showed great composure, really threw the ball well, really directed the of- fense very well, took command out there and that’s some of the things we’ve been seeing, great competition, but he really the last week has come into his own and started to feel com- fortable.” Gilbert said he found out the day before the game he would start at quarterback after a competition with fellow se- nior Tyler Ellertson. “It’s a best friend competi- tion,” Gilbert said. “It’s still go- ing to be a competition. I felt GUS, continued from Page 10 “That was our expecta- tion,” Camarena said. “We worked after the fi rst game fi nishing on goal. Scoring seven goals in a soccer game is not easy so I’m happy with the performance.” Javier Zepeda scored his fi rst of two goals with 27:16 remaining in the fi rst half and freshman Luis Lopez knocked in the fi rst goal of his high school career on an assist from Keo less than a minute later. “It’s pretty exciting,” Lopez said. “As a freshman, I got pretty surprised to be starting varsity. For me to score my fi rst goal like that, I just felt excitement going through me. It made me BOX SCORE McNary at North Salem — Friday, September 2 RUSHING Baiza Gilbert Garvey Johnk TOTALS PASSING Gilbert RECEIVING Benson Nepstad Van Voorhis McCallister Baiza KICKING Johnk PUNTING Johnk CARRIES 25 9 28 1 64 YARDS 99 59 131 2 291 AVG 3.9 6.5 4.7 2.0 4.5 TD 1 1 1 0 3 2PT 1 0 0 0 1 C/ATT 15 /26 YARDS 245 AVG 16.3 TD 2 INT 1 REC 6 1 6 1 1 YARDS 83 12 131 8 11 AVG 13.8 12 21.8 8 11 TD 0 0 2 0 0 PATs 3/3 FG 1/1 LONG 25 yds PUNTS 2 AVG 35.5 LONG 37 PENALTIES: 13 for 110 yds FIRST DOWNS: 30 (17 run, 13 pass) TURNOVERS : 1 fumble (lost), 1 interception KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley McNary running back Marc Baiza rushed for 99 yards and a touchdown against North Salem. like today was a good step up but there’s a lot of improve- ments that I still need to make to be the consistent starting quarterback here but I just feel great with the win.” Garvey rushed for 131 yards on 28 carries, Baiza had 99 yards on 25 touches and Gilbert carried the ball nine times for 59 yards. Van Voorhis was the lead- ing receiver with six catches for 131 yards. Josh Benson also caught six balls for 83 yards. Debuting its new no-huddle, a little more pumped, it gave me a little more energy to keep playing and keep push- ing and I just tried to get an- other goal.” McNary’s goalkeepers had a quiet night as Lebanon didn’t put a shot on goal un- til 3:30 remaining in the fi rst half after Camarena cleared his bench. With the starters back in to start the second half, Zepeda scored his second goal on an assist from Ronald Q. Gamble. Freshman Sebastian Brunk then netted his fi rst high school goal with 18:32 re- maining in the contest. With only 4:50 left to play, Villalvazo fi red a shot at the Lebanon keeper, who was able to keep the ball in play before Luis Martinez fi nished the Celtics fi nal goal of the night. hurry-up offense, McNary ran 90 plays (64 rushes, 26 passes) compared to 52 by North Sa- lem. “We found it’s easier to start fast and then we can always ease back a little bit,” Auvinen said of the new offense implement- ed by coordinator Brad Em- mert. “It’s been a little challeng- ing for the kids to pick it up but they’ve worked their butts off at practice. The goal is at least 80 (plays) and if we can get to 100, that’s probably a good sign, es- pecially when you’re playing a team (North Salem) that’s not very deep. They have a bunch of kids playing the whole time and you could see that they were getting pretty tired.” KEIZER MAYOR CATHY CLARK JOINS GATOR AND DENISE EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 5:30 PM TUNE IN AS WE TALK ALL THINGS KEIZER! PHIL’S TURNING 80! CELEBRATE WITH SAVINGS THIS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12TH 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM West Salem Ace Hardware 820 Wallace Rd NW 503.363.3669 50% OFF ANY ONE ITEM* $20 OR LESS *Excludes all sale items, all Stihl products, and all power tools. Coupon valid only 8 am to 1 pm on September 12, 2016 at West Salem Ace Hardware. Coupon must be present upon use.
