SEPTEMBER 20, 2019, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A9
McNary can’t compete with West Linn
KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
McNary defensive back Noah Lelack brings down a West Linn ball-carrier in the second half of
the Celtics 49-14 loss on Friday Sept. 13.
one-yard loss and two straight
incompletions, they were
forced to punt the ball away.
Starting from the McNary
37-yard line, it took West Linn
just three plays to get into the
end zone, capping off the drive
with a 18-yard touchdown pass
from Ethan Coleman to Casey
Tawa.
Despite picking up fi rst
downs on their next two offen-
sive possessions, McNary was
eventually forced to punt and
give the ball back to West Linn.
Coleman connected with
Tawa for two more scores in
the opening quarter, includ-
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After being outscored 94-20
in their fi rst two games, Auvin-
en will be looking to his up-
perclassmen to provide more
energy and leadership moving
forward.
“A huge chunk of the lead-
ership falls to the seniors. They
need to bring the maximum
effort. We need them to work
harder than everyone else,” Au-
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in the auditorium
scrimmage, Walling recovered a
West Linn fumble on a muffed
snap from his linebacker posi-
tion, giving McNary the ball at
the two-yard line. Barker then
scored on McNary’s next of-
fensive play on a quarterback
draw.
McNary will arguably face
their toughest challenge of the
regular season in their next
game on Friday, Sept. 20 when
they play host to Tualatin, argu-
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Of the Keizertimes
Despite having big expec-
tations coming into the sea-
son, the McNary football team
struggled to compete with
their opponent for a second
straight week.
West Linn dominated the
contest on both sides of the ball
from the opening kick, defeat-
ing the Celtics in their home
opener 49-14 on Friday, Sept.
14.
“We’re not a very good
football team at the moment,”
McNary head coach Jeff Au-
vinen said. “We need to get
everyone on the same page,
which we have talked about
from day one. We need to get
back to basics to see if we can
right the ship.”
The Celtics had just 180
yards of total offense for the
game. While it appeared at
times that McNary was starting
to get into a rhythm early on,
they never could sustain a drive
in the fi rst half.
Quarterback Erik Barker hit
Riley Flores on a 13-yard slant
rout on the second play of the
game to get McNary into their
hurry-up offense. But after a
ing a 79-yard touchdown on a
hitch pass.
In the opening series of the
second quarter, West Linn was
facing third-and-28 from their
own 12-yard line. But a break-
down in McNary’s cover three
defense proved to be costly as
Gavin Haines took the screen
pass from Coleman and went
88 yards for the score to put
West Linn on top 28-0.
The McNary secondary is
fairly inexperienced and West
Linn was able to take full ad-
vantage with 448 passing yards
on the game.
“They had guys open all
over the place. We tried mixing
up the defenses and keeping
them off-balance, but it didn’t
matter what we were in,” Au-
vinen said.
The Lions were up 35-0 at
the half and scored twice more
in the third quarter to increase
their lead to 49-0. Barker was
frequently under pressure and
had a hard time fi nding open
receivers for most of the game.
“The offense struggled
just like the defense. We really
struggled to sustain anything,
and it all started up front. They
played harder than us and bet-
ter than us,” Auvinen said.
McNary did, however, make
the score a tad more respect-
able in the fourth quarter. A
10-yard touchdown run from
Junior Walling got the Celtics
on the board.
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