JANUARY 19, 2018, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A13
Vincent goes 5-1 at Oregon Classic
Parra wins girls tournament
By DEREK WILEY
Of the Keizertimes
McNary went to the Or-
egon Classic in Redmond
on Jan. 12-13 to face the best
teams in the state.
The level of competition
did not disappoint as the
Celtics went 1-5.
“Right now we’re just go-
ing through some lumps and
bruises,” McNary head coach
Jason Ebbs said. “We’re trying
to put together the best line-
up we can put out there, have
some injury issues that we’re
dealing with, some other is-
sues keeping some kids out of
our lineup.”
The Celtics went 1-3 in
pool play on Friday, with the
lone winning coming against
Hidden Valley, 46-34. Mc-
Nary then lost both of its
matches on Saturday, falling
to Centennial and Barlow.
“We just couldn’t get all 14
of our guys fi ring at their best
at the same time in one dual,”
Ebbs said. “It kind of came
in pockets and waves and as
a result our dual match score
didn’t look so good. We’ve
still got a number of guys just
trying to fi nish off learning
their skills and learning how
to compete and get to that
next level. That’s the No. 1
reason why we go there, to
wrestle high level competi-
tion so we can come back
and put the fi nal touches on
the team that’s getting ready
for districts.”
Senior Brayden Ebbs
didn’t wrestle Friday, recover-
ing from a concussion. He re-
turned Saturday and went 2-0
with two pins at 160 pounds.
Enrique Vincent fi nished
5-1 at 126 pounds with the
only loss coming to No. 1
ranked Phillip Kue of Cen-
tennial.
“He’s (Kue) got a great
shot. He got in on our legs,”
coach Ebbs said. “We couldn’t
stop it and we couldn’t fi nd
an answer in the six minutes
they gave us but we’ll go back
and fi nd an answer this week.
Wrestling is not that much
different than any other sport,
doesn’t matter whether we
win or lose that match right
now, that’s the guy we’ve
got to beat when we get to
state in about fi ve weeks. So
we’ll go to the drawing board
and get ready to wrestle that
match.”
Freshman Grady Burrows
went 4-2 at 106 pounds for
McNary.
“They were pretty good
kids when he lost but he’s
doing a great job,” Ebbs said.
“He’s a shining star. He’s a
freshman wrestling varsity
and doing well and contrib-
uting to our team. He’s a guy
who should be putting his
sights on the state tourna-
ment. And if he can get things
to go his way, he could have a
shot at getting a medal at the
state tournament as a fresh-
man.”
McNary
sophomore
Nicollette Parra won the high
school girls tournament on
Saturday.
At 135 pounds, Parra
CHANGE,
continued from Page 11
as we go.”
Also on the table is Salem-
Keizer’s appeal of league re-
alignment for all sports, which
is scheduled for Monday, Jan.
29 at 9 a.m. at the district’s
Support Services Center.
Being in a league with Bend
is expected to cost the Salem-
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McNary junior Enrique Vincent with 5-1 with fi ve pins at the Oregon Classic on Jan. 12-13 at the
Redmond Fairgrounds.
earned three pins to get to
the fi nals, where she won by a
6-4 decision.
“She beat a girl (Emma
Truex) that’s ranked 15th in
the nation in the semifi nals
on her way to winning that
tournament,” Ebbs said. “She’s
doing really well for herself.”
Keizer school district $700,000
per year in additional travel.
One way to cut costs is sub-
varsity teams traveling less.
“When we can travel one
bus, all three levels, then we’ll
do that,” Gragg said. “If we
can’t, if we need to take two
buses, we might have that
freshman team stay here and
play Sprague three times in-
stead of just twice.”
THRILLER
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the third quarter, just wanted to
take advantage of the opportu-
nity. “I knew if I went in I had
to play my absolute hardest and
I couldn’t play scared and I just
had to be aggressive.” Villarreal
said. “It was time for me to step
up. Coach Kirch was giving me
the opportunity to show my-
self. I saw the lanes and I took
them. I got what the defense
gave me. I didn’t try to force
anything. This is the best win
I’ve ever had in my whole life
and being actually a part of it,
it’s crazy.”
McNary trailed 20-19 at
halftime as both offensives
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struggled. But play picked up in
the third quarter as the Celtics
and Saxons combined to make
seven 3-pointers and McNary
led 42-40 entering the fourth.
“They had a really good
game plan,” Kirch said of South
Salem. “When you have two
dynamic guards (Nielsen-Skin-
ner and Tyler Wadleigh) like
that, they are pretty tough. They
got us out of our game plan
early and did a really nice job
defensively and got us out of
our rhythm. Credit to our guys
for having to adjust a little bit.”
McNary led 46-43 with
6:24 remaining in regulation
but South Salem made two
3-pointers to take a 49-46
lead. Cavell answered with a
3-pointer to tie the game at 49-
49 and the Celtics never trailed
again. Lucas Garvey fi nished
with 15 points. Jones added 11.
The win was McNary’s sev-
enth in a row this season.
The Celtics won at McMin-
nville 60-51 on Friday, Jan. 12.
Cavell had 26 points, fi ve
rebounds and two assists. Jones
added 12 points and eight re-
bounds. McNary, 12-4 overall,
7-1 in league play and No. 5 in
the OSAA power rankings, re-
turn to action on Tuesday, Jan.
23 at North Salem.