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JANUARY 20, 2017, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A13 McNary goes 4-4 at Oregon Classic By DEREK WILEY Of the Keizertimes McNary head wrestling coach Jason Ebbs saw prog- ress at the Oregon Classic in Redmond as the Celtics won their fi nal four dual matches. After losing its fi rst four matches to North Med- ford, Grants Pass, Baker and Crook County, McNary got a much-needed victory, 39- 33, over Mazama on Friday, Jan. 13 to close out the fi rst day of competition and car- ried that momentum to Sat- urday, where the Celtics were a perfect 3-0. “We knew we’d have a hard time but the really cool thing was, despite the quality of those programs, we con- tinued to put 20 to 30 points up on the board, every single match,” Ebbs said. “That’s a really good number for what we have. We were hanging in there and doing a good job.” A freshman came up big in McNary’s fi rst match of Day 2, a 42-30 victory against Summit, as Brian Buchholz got his fi rst varsity win at 182 KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley Wrestling at 132 pounds, Sean Burrows went 6-2 in the Oregon Classic on Jan. 13-14. KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley At 152 pounds, Wyatt Kesler went 7-1 for McNary at the Oregon Classic in Redmond with his only loss coming in a match where he re-broke his nose. pounds by pinning Dylan Kaminski. “Earlier in the dual, we lost a match that I didn’t think we were going to lose,” Ebbs said. “The dual was at risk and he public notices NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION In the Matter of the Estate of Richard Duane Barber, Sr., Deceased. Case No. 16PB08736 NOTICE TO INTERESTED PERSONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Personal Representative of the estate of the above named decedent. 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That’s what we’re looking for.” The Celtics topped Ash- land 48-18 and South Med- ford 48-24 in their fi nal two matches as Ebbs continued to see improvement. “Our kids are starting to pay attention to the sport of wrestling and starting to use the lessons we teach,” Ebbs said. “Instead of just going out there and fl opping around and hoping to win, they’re actually using the techniques that we teach. It started pay- ing off.” Brayden Ebbs and Wyatt Kesler led McNary on both days of the tournament. At 145 pounds, Ebbs went 8-0 with seven pins. His clos- et match, a 15-11 decision, came on Friday against Clay Keller of Baker. “That guy’s a really good wrestler,” coach Ebbs said. “He (Brayden) got taken down, couldn’t earn his points on his feet. He started the match down 4-0 and by the time we started the third round, he was down 11-7 and ended up turning the guy twice to win by four. That was just a good time to get some hard nose work on the mat because for a moment in time he was fl ustered and managed to use what he’s good at and win the match.” Kesler went 7-1 at 152 pounds with his only loss coming to Grant Leiphart of Summit in a match Kes- sler re-broke his nose and was then pinned. “I didn’t take time to get my head back into the match before I wrestled again,” said Kesler, who was able to re- turn and pin his fi nal two op- ponents. “I just had to get my mind back focused.” His proudest win came against Colton Burkhardt of Crook County, who Kesler pinned in the third round. “I went in there a little bit timid because Crook Coun- ty is good but I just went out there and wrestled my match,” he said. Carlos Vincent and Sean Burrows each went 6-2 at 160 and 132 pounds for the Celtics. At 170 pounds, Isaiah Putnam fi nished 5-3. “The most exciting piece to the whole puzzle was every single kid, even our young kids, by the time we got done on Saturday, every single kid had contributed positively to our team score at some point during the tournament,” coach Ebbs said. “Our young kids are getting wins and picking up teams points and that’s what I needed to see in January to make sure we’re going in the right direction.”
