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STATE,
continued from Page B1
disqualifi ed in the semifi nals.
Jolley defeated Vincent 7-4.
“I had all this hype,” Vin-
cent said. “Everyone had all
this hype for me going up
and I do worse than I did last
year. If you look at the bigger
picture it’s because I wrestled
the No. 1 and 2 seed this
time.”
Vincent, the No. 3 seed,
fell behind Kue early on two
takedowns and two near falls.
“All the nerves I was try-
ing to make into excitement
in my body,” Vincent said. “I
wasn’t as powerful and he
took me down right off the
bat and I was a little shocked
there. I was stunned and then
I couldn’t get off bottom.”
Vincent wrestled his best
in the third period.
“I think Enrique got
caught in the headlights a
little bit early and got taken
down quick and that’s when
Kue does his best work when
he’s on top,” coach Ebbs
said. “He’s big and long and
strong and good. By the time
we got to the third round,
Enrique was starting to put
some work together on his
feet and put him in danger,
almost scored several times. If
Enrique starts the fi rst round
like he did the third round,
he could have made that
a closer match but Phillip
Kue’s tough. He’s just fl at out
tough.”
Vincent nearly let his
emotions get the best of
him against Colton Fleming
of Aloha in the consolation
semifi nals. Fleming put Vin-
cent on his back in the fi rst
period before he was able to
kick out.
“I came up with too much
power. I was angry,” Vincent
said. “He held me there for
what felt like 10 seconds but
it was only like three sec-
onds.”
Vincent trailed late in the
Submitted/Jacob Prater
McNary junior Nick Hernandez, left, went 4-2 at his fi rst OSAA state wrestling tournament on Feb. 16-17 at Veterans Memorial Colliseum in Portland. Senior Brayden
Ebbs placed third at 160 pounds and junior Enrique Vincent, below, taking down an opponent, fi nished fourth at 126.
match before pinning Flem-
ing in the third period.
He was excited to get a
shot against No. 1 Jolley.
“I came out all aggressive
and he matched my aggres-
siveness,” Vincent said.
“That Jolley kid is prob-
ably the toughest kid here,”
coach Ebbs said. “I was ex-
tremely impressed with how
Enrique wrestled Jolley. They
got after it and Enrique ac-
tually wrestled really well. I
think Enrique did his best
wrestling in the third round
and needed to start that way
in the fi rst round.”
McNary sophomore Ni-
colette Para (135) fi nished
fourth in the girls state tour-
nament after losing to Grants
Pass senior Kaitlyn Dara
in the semifi nals and then
Hood River Valley junior
Elena Kroll in the third place
match.
Parra grew up a lot in her
sophomore season, which in-
cluded taking second at the
state qualifi er last month in
Thurston.
“The Nicolette that wres-
tled this year compared to the
Nicolette that wrestled last
year is night and day differ-
ent,” coach Ebbs said. “She’s
gotta grow and learn from
this and mature from it and
things will happen her way.”
At 220 pounds, McNary
senior Blake Norton reached
the quarterfi nals, where he
lost to Sandrey Mitberg of
Beaverton 8-2.
“It really was a much
closer match than the score
showed,” Ebbs said. “We
made a couple of mental er-
rors and we were right in
that match and can’t afford to
do that at this level.”
Norton bounced back to
get a 14-1 major decision
over Gresham senior Kodey
Kromer in the consolation
bracket before being pinned
by Gavin Moore of Tualatin,
ending his tournament.
“He’s still got a bright fu-
ture and a good heart and
we’re gonna try and see if
we can’t help him get to a
college and start wrestling,”
Ebbs said. “He’s just got the
fi re going.”
McNary junior Nick
Hernandez (138), who bat-
tled knee injuries his fresh-
man and sophomore seasons,
got a pin in his fi rst match at
the state tournament before
losing by technical fall to
No. 4 Vincent Washington of
Grants Pass in the second.
Hernandez regrouped to
win three matches in the
consolation bracket, two by
pin fall, before being elimi-
nated with a 5-0 loss to
Roseburg sophomore Archer
Bergeron.
McNary freshman Grady
Burrows also earned a pin
in his fi rst state tourna-
ment match. Burrows was
then sent to the consola-
tion bracket after getting
pinned in the second period
by Westview senior Zaire
Foster. Burrows won his
fi rst consolation match on
a pin in the fi rst period but
was then eliminated by get-
ting pinned by Jeremiah Van
Cleve of Gresham.
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“His last match that he lost
was winnable and close and
great,” Ebbs said. “That’s the
experience that we’re trying
to draw from here so when
he comes back he’s gone
through the speed bumps
and he’s ready to wrestle
tough and start getting on
the podium. That’s why it’s so
important to get those kids
here young and get through
the learning curve.”