PAGE A10, KEIZERTIMES, JANUARY 18, 2019
McNary tested at Newberg Tourney
By MATT RAWLINGS
Of the Keizertimes
The McNary wrestling
team went 1-2 at the Earl
Gillis Invitational at New-
berg High School on Friday,
Jan. 11, with their dual vic-
tory coming against North
Marion and their two defeats
coming at the hands of David
Douglas and Newberg.
“I thought we wrestled
really well overall,” McNary
assistant coach Chris Stahl
said. “It can get pretty emo-
tional when some of the
young kids get victories that
you weren’t expecting.”
One of those victories
came from 106-pound fresh-
man Damian Hernandez in
his bout with David Doug-
las’s Marquez Goldsby.
After falling behind by
fi ve points in the fi nal round,
Hernandez scored on a re-
versal and a near-fall to force
overtime. 16 seconds into
the extra session, Hernan-
dez earned the pin to put his
team on the board.
Esteban Victoria scored
a third-round fall in the
132-pound match for Mc-
Nary and 138-pounder Gil-
bert Parra also picked up
a victory against the Scots,
winning via fall in the sec-
ond round. David Douglas,
however, was victorious in
the fi nal eight bouts and won
the dual 59-18.
Things went from bad to
worse for McNary against
Newberg — who fi nished
second in state last season —
as the Celtics lost by either
pin or forfeit in every match
against the Tigers.
“Newberg caught almost
everyone of our guys in an
arm-bar, so that’s obvious-
ly something we’re going to
work on this week,” Stahl
said. “We learned that we’re
susceptible to it, so we need
to fi x the problem.”
Despite the lopsided loss,
the Celtics were able to
come back with a 54-27 vic-
tory against North Marion
in their following match.
Hernandez, along with
Grady Burrows (113 lbs.)
and Noah Gatchet (120 lbs.),
earned early-round falls to
start the match off.
Matthew Mehlhoff (160
lbs.) and Garrett Wampler
(182 lbs.) also earned pins in
each of their respective bouts.
“(North Marion) gave us
a few forfeits, which helped
us out, but I was proud of
how we grew from one one
of the worst beatings we’ve
ever taken,” Stahl said. “It was
a nice morale booster.”
McNary will compete
in the Oregon Classic this
weekend at the Deschutes
County Expo Center in
Redmond.
The Celtics next Moun-
tain Valley Conference dual
meet will take place at South
Salem on Wednesday night at
7 p.m.
KEIZERTIMES/Eric A. Howald
McNary’s Brain Bates (blue singlet) tries to avoid getting pinned in the fi rst tournament of the
season back in November.
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