NOVEMBER 2, 2018, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE B3
Walling, Schmeltzer
lead all-league picks
McNary had 10 football
players voted to the All-
Mountain Valley Conference
teams.
Junior Walling, a First Team
running back and linebacker,
rushed for 951 yards and 11
touchdowns while leading
the Celtic defense with 79
total tackles, including 44
solo and fi ve sacks.
Joshua Schmeltzer was
selected to the First Team
at both offensive guard and
defensive line.
He fi nished the regular
season with 22 tackles.
Michael Ridgway (guard),
Griffi n Oliveira (receiver),
Nigel Harris (corner) and
Jacob Jackson (safety) were
named to the First Team as
well.
Oliveira, who was also
voted a Second Team safety,
caught 30 passes for 334
yards and two touchdowns
this season on offense and
recorded 51 tackles and two
interceptions on defense.
Jackson, who was also
honorable
mention
at
KEIZERTIMES/Derek Wiley
McNary head football coach Jeff Auvinen was selected
Mountain Valley Conference Coach of the Year.
receiver and kicker, had 62
tackles and fi ve interceptions.
On offense, he caught 31
passes for 354 yards and two
touchdowns.
Harris, who was also
honorable
mention
at
receiver, recorded 27 tackles,
seven pass breakups and two
interceptions.
Dyami Rios, who had 69
total tackles and nine sacks,
was voted to the Second
Team at linebacker.
Erik Barker (quarterback),
Nathan Young (center) and
Noah Bach (linebacker) were
honorable mention .
Jeff Auvinen was voted
Coach of the Year.
West Salem quarterback
Simon
Thompson
was
named Offensive Player of
the Year and linebacker Alex
Hurlburt was Defensive
Player of the Year.
CHAMPS,
ATHLETE
continued from Page B1
score 14 straight points on
an 8-yard touchdown pass
from Elijah Enomoto-Haole
to Diego Fulmaono and then
a 10-yard touchdown run by
Enomoto-Haole with 27 sec-
onds remaining to get within
25-20 at halftime.
South Salem sophomore
Gabe Johnson then returned
an interception 89 yards for a
touchdown to give the Sax-
ons a 26-25 lead with 6:05
remaining in the third quarter.
“I think we might have
came in a little over confi dent,”
McNary senior lineman Wyatt
Sherwood said. “We tried to
keep that out of us this week.
It’s going to happen. When
they took the lead, I think we
realized that we needed to step
up and fi nish this.”
Junior Walling put McNary
back up by two touchdowns
with a 13-yard run at the
end of the third quarter and a
1-yard run with 7:49 remain-
ing in the fourth.
“We just lost our tough-
ness,” said Walling, who fi n-
ished with 210 yards, three
touchdowns and a two-point
conversion on offense to go
along with nine tackles and
two sacks on defense.
“We battled that in the be-
ginning of the year and we
knew we could bounce back
from it.”
of the Week
presented by
JOSHUA SCHMELTZER
Senior at McNary High School
Joshua Schmeltzer was voted All-Mountain Valley Conference
First Team on both the offensive and defensive line.
Quarterback Erik Bark-
er ran for 124 yards and two
touchdowns and connected
with Noah Bach, who broke a
tackle and ran down the Mc-
Nary sideline for a 52-yard
score.
“We knew we were the
better team and if we just did
our jobs and didn’t make stu-
pid plays, we’d come back and
win the game,” Barker said.
“Our O-line was making
big holes all day and Junior was
running great and he blocked
for me when I would run it.”
McNary linebacker Dyami
Rios had 12 tackles and two
sacks.
Enomoto-Haole passed for
136 yards and three touch-
Thomas all-league
McNary senior Kara
Thomas was voted to the
All-Mountain Valley Con-
ference Second Team by the
league’s volleyball coaches.
Senior Hannah Corpe
and junior Zoie Warner were
honorable mention selec-
tions.
Sprague senior Mor-
gan Doll was named Player
of the Year and Olympians
head coach Anne Olsen was
picked as Coach of the Year.
downs.
The Celtics (4-5) fi nished
No. 22 in the fi nal OSAA
power rankings and will trav-
el to No. 11 Lakeridge (6-3)
on Friday, Nov. 2 for the fi rst
round of the state playoffs.
RUN,
continued from Page B1
country by MileSplit.com, ran
away with the girls race, placing
seven runners in the top 10,
including sweeping fi rst, second
and third.
South Salem senior Anna
Chau fi nished fi fth in 19:41.77
as the Saxons placed second
as a team to qualify for state.
Freshman Taitum
Schaap
fi nished 11th in 20:31.61.
Senior Elise Abbott placed
seventh in 19:58.48 to lead
Sprague. McKay sophomore
Jazmine Liebl fi nished 13th
in 20:50.56 and West Salem
sophomore Ella Repp took
14th in 21:10.68. Cielo
Hermenejildo
Chavez
(24:46.98) and Sabella Alfaro
(25:19.55) led the McNary
girls.
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