MARCH 15, 2019, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE C7
KT on vacation
TENNIS,
continued from Page C4
gets people moving around and
has a lot of trick shots.”
Senior Noah Kuhl will also
be towards the top of the Mc-
Nary singles rotation.
Brayden Lyda will likely be
on McNary’s top doubles team,
but his partner is undecided at
this point.
Sophomores Ben Roth and
Kyle Martin should also be near
the top of McNary’s doubles
line-up.
The McNary boys will have
some gaps when it comes to
dual meets, but McAvoy still
feels like he has a crew that he
can work with.
“We want to improve, we
want to be playing our best
when we get to districts and we
want to have fun,” McAvoy said.
“I feel like this group will be
able to accomplish all of those
things.”
“These kids will always
compete hard to the last point.”
File
McNary’s Brayden Lyda prepares to set up a backhand shot in
a match from last season.
Submitted
Jake Wyer (middle) holds up a Keizertimes newspaper after the fi rst day of competition at
the 2019 National Junior College Athletics Association Championships in Buffalo, NY. Wyer
graduated from McNary High School and now swims for Southwestern Oregon Community
College (SWOCC). Wyer is joined by his dad, Shane (far left), his brother, Jake (second to left) his
sister, Chelsea (second to right) and his mom, Lori (far right).
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destination, snap a picture to you and your group holding it and send the photo along with
everyone’s fi rst and last names to kt@keizertimes.com
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There will be eight speakers along each foul line and eight more speakers across the main
concourse behind home plate.
The old speakers will be re-purposed and used towards the parking lot.
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