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PAGE B4, KEIZERTIMES, SEPTEMBER 7, 2018 Volcanoes fall to Hops, miss playoffs Lady Celts rout Vikings 4-0 By DEREK WILEY Of the Keizertimes McNary had not beaten Forest Grove in the past four seasons and hadn’t even scored on the Vikings in the past two. Senior Abbie Hawley put an end to that, putting two balls in the back of the net, as the Lady Celts ran away with a 4-0 victory on Thursday, Aug. 30. “I was just trying to be aggressive and I knew I could push myself and get a little faster and just get past them,” Hawley said of her two goals which came in the 35th and 45th minute. McNary came in confi dent after getting a 2-1 win against a physical South Medford squad just two days prior. “I think coming back from South Medford, they were really aggressive and they kind of pushed us to our limit,” Hawley $ said. “So I think we brought seven starters on the bench and back that intensity that they put seven people off the bench gave us to our home fi eld and in the game like we did, we we just came out and knew that didn’t drop in play or intensity,” we had to play aggressive against McNary head coach A.J. Nash said. this team, too.” With games Senior Katy still to come Wyatt assisted against Sheldon on McNary’s (Sept. 11), fi rst three goals. Lake Oswego The fi rst started (Sept. 13) and with a Hawley Lincoln (Sept. corner kick, 18), the Lady which Julie Celts are in the Dieker fi nished midst of playing to give the Lady Celts a — A.J. Nash, Head Coach their toughest schedule in quick 1-0 lead. years, maybe The fi nal goal came from McNary’s ever. “We’re trying to keep our second team as Caitlyn Yates gave the Lady Celts a 4-0 lead expectations just on that next game and not get too far in with 11 minutes left to play. “Our depth is as strong as it’s front of us because we don’t ever been in my 10 years here, have any easy games,” Nash said. The girls are looking forward which means when we put to playing some of the best teams in the state. “The team is really embracing that and we’re encouraging each other to do the best we can do,” Hawley said. “ We’re trying to keep our expectations just on that next game…” 2 OFF 00 28 lb. box Bartlett Pears JONES FARM PRODUCE E X P I R E S 10 - 27-18 Jones Farm PRODUCE 5 Miles North of Keizer — 10325 River Rd NE LIKE US ON FACEBOOK Growing Fresh Local Fruits and Veggies for Five Generations HOURS: Mon – Fri: 9 to 7 • Sat – Sun: 9 to 5 $ 2 OFF 00 20 lb. box Fresh Apples JONES FARM PRODUCE E X P I R E S 10 - 27-18 BAND DAY 2018 McNary Band & Colorguard Saturday, Sept. 8 is Band Day! The McNary Band & Colorguard would like to invite the people of the city of Keizer to help participate in Band Day. Please be on the look out for students in your neighborhood collecting refundable cans and plastic bottles. The band will also be stationed at McNary High School to accept bottles, cans and fi nancial donations. The money raised will kick off a year of competitions, concerts and education. Your support in the past is greatly appreciated. Help this year’s band students reach their goal and achieve excellence. If you’re not going to be home on Sept. 8, please leave a bag of refundable cans and/or bottles on your door step marked for McNary Band. FOR MORE INFO VISIT M C N A R Y H S B A N D . O R G score with a homer to right. The Volca- noes went up by two in the top of the fourth. Franco doubled to right, and Combs homered to right. Wes- ley Rodriguez relieved Hops starter Yelson Santana. With two out in the Hops fi fth, Keshawn Lynch doubled to left KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley and went to Salem-Keizer’s Dalton Combs had a home third on a wild run in the Volcanoes’ fi nal game. pitch by starter Trevor Garcia pitched the Gregory Santos. Dan Swain hit an infi eld single, scoring ninth for Hillsboro and retired the side in order. He became Lynch. Greg Jacknewitz relieved the winning pitcher with a Santos to start the sixth. Ryan 3-1 record. Horn was the loser January hit an infi eld single, at 0-1. The defensive highlight of and Joey Rose drove him in the game, at least for the Vol- with a double to left. With canoes, was catcher Ricardo two out in the bottom of the sixth, Justin Garcia relieved Genoves’s throwing, which thwarted fi ve base-stealing at- Rodriguez. Zach Becherer pitched the tempts. Genoves, who was hit- Hops seventh and allowed less in his fi rst six games and no runs and one walk. Trevor had a long time reaching a Horn pitched the eighth and .200 batting average, also had gave up a leadoff home run to two hits in the game and end- ed up at .243. left to David Garza Jr. ASK MR. TRASH Q. I heard about China’s ban on recycling. What IS recyclable now? A. Be very careful to only recycle the things on your hauler’s approved list. PLASTIC BAGS, STYROFOAM, AND WAXY CARTONS WERE NEVER RECYCLABLE! ©1986 KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley McNary’s Julie Dieker celebrates the fi rst goal in a game with Forest Grove. By HERB SWETT Of the Keizertimes The Volcanoes ended their season Sunday with a 5-4 loss to the Hillsboro Hops, who are in fi rst place in the North- west League’s Southern Divi- sion. It meant a 2-1 road series loss after a lead that lasted un- til the bottom of the sixth in- ning, and even then it was a 4-4 tie. Hillsboro scored the fi nal run in the eighth. Salem- Keizer had a lineup of mostly reserves. Unlike the Hops, the Vol- canoes will not get into the playoffs. A win by the Eugene Emeralds on Saturday elimi- nated Salem-Keizer. The fi rst run was scored by Hillsboro in the fi rst inning. Jake McCarthy hit a leadoff home run to right fi eld. Salem-Keizer answered with two runs in the top of the fourth. Wander Franco led off with an infi eld single and went to second base as Dalton Combs singled to left. Two outs followed. Victor Cairo, usually a bullpen catcher but the designated hitter, drove in both runners with a single to right. In the Hillsboro second, William Gorman tied the PLEASE KEEP THE FOLLOWING GOOD RECYCLABLES EMPTY, CLEAN AND DRY: • Cardboard and uncoated greyboard boxes (Shipping & cereal type) • Print-quality paper - newspaper, junk & office paper, and magazines; • Tin & Aluminum Cans Only - NO foil, trays, or scrap metal; • Plastic Bottles and Jugs Only - NO bags, tubs, clamshells, bubble Pak, or other plastics. Serving Keizer for Nearly 50 years! LOREN'S VA L L E Y SANITATION & RECYCLING SERVICE, INC. RECYCLING & DISPOSAL, INC. 503.393.2262 503.585.4300
