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Contreras carries Claggett Creek to comeback victory
Straub defender and the Pan-
By MATT RAWLINGS
thers were forced to turn the
Of the Keizertimes
With their backs against the ball over on downs.
Claggett Creek continued to
wall in the opening period, the
Claggett Creek football squad shoot themselves in the foot as
gave a gutsy performance in the a face mask penalty gave Straub
the ball in the red zone. Straub
fi nal three quarters.
scored
mo-
After trail-
ments later to
ing 14-0, the
take a 14-0 lead
Panthers scored
with less then a
18 unanswered
minute remain-
points to claim
ing in the fi rst
the comeback
quarter.
victory in their
But on the
season open-
following se-
er,
beating
ries, Claggett
Straub 18-14
Creek was able
on Wednesday,
— Aaron Carr to seize a little
Sept. 18.
momentum.
Claggett
With
the
Creek quarter- Claggett head coach
ball on the Pan-
back Jacob Al-
thers 40-yard
len connected
with Izeyah Contreras for all line, Allen hit Contreras down-
fi eld on a deep out route. Con-
three Panther touchdowns.
“These boys played tough. treras made a man miss, cut back
Down 14-0, it was a big deal for against the grain and went 60
these guys to keep fi ghting. We yards to the house for the score,
could have easily given up, but trimming the defi cit to 14-6.
The Panthers defense forced
the boys fought back,” Claggett
Creek head coach Aaron Carr Straub to go three-and-out on
their next possession, which
said.
The Panthers got off to a went from bad to worse as the
rocky start, fumbling the ball Straub center snapped the ball
inside their own 10-yard line on over the punter’s head on fourth
the opening offensive posses- down, which gave Claggett
sion. Straub took advantage by Creek the ball on the 15-yard
line.
scoring on the following play.
Two plays letter, Allen
On their next drive, Claggett
Creek elected to go for it on wanted to take another shot
fourth down deep in their own downfi eld for Contreras on
territory. Allen’s throw over the a fade rout, even though the
middle was batted down by a
Please see CREEK, Page C4
“We could
have easily
given up,
but the boys
fought back.”
KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
Claggett Creek quarterback Jacob Allen stiff-arms a Straub defender in the Panthers 18-14 victory over Straub on Wednesday,
Sept. 18.
McNary boys soccer helps
prevent potential fl ood
er room and gathered their
By MATT RAWLINGS
belongings to get ready to
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On Monday, Sept. 9, the head back home.
But when the boys saw
McNary boys soccer team
that
the
was supposed
school was
to play a game
in trouble,
at Westview.
they quickly
They end-
raced into
ed up doing
action.
something
“When
way
more
we saw that
important in-
the school
stead.
was fl ood-
While the
ing, we just
non-league
game
was
— Miguel Camarena wanted to
help out in
canceled due
McNary head coach
any way that
to heavy rain,
we could,”
both
teams
said Eli Pe-
worked
to-
gether to stop the school’s tilo.
Both McNary and West-
gymnasium from fl ooding.
“It was a helping hand view players carried doz-
kind of thing. If you were in ens of sandbags to the base
that position, wouldn’t you of the doors of the locker
want someone to help you room and gym to prevent
out? I just had to put myself more water from coming
in their shoes,” McNary’s inside.
“There
was
proba-
Luis Lopez said.
After the game was called bly 40 kids in that tun-
due to weather, the McNary nel determined to keep
team went into the lock- the water away from the
“It speaks to
the quality
of boys we
have here at
McNary.”
gym,” Westview princi-
pal Matt Pedersen said.
Players also went inside the
gym to use brooms, mops
and other equipment to try
to stop the water.
The water rose to three
feet at the base of certain
entryways. Even though
some fl ooding did occur
inside the school, it only
spread to the concrete fl oors
and was easily cleaned up.
“It was defi nitely stressful
for us. We were just chilling
in the locker room when we
heard someone yelling that
the school was fl ooding, so
everyone just got up and
did what they could do,”
Sebastian Brunk said. “I was
proud of my teammates and
how we all responded. No
one told us to do anything,
we just went out there and
did it.”
McNary head coach Mi-
guel Camarena added:“That
was a beautiful thing to see.
Everyone was helping. It
speaks to the quality of boys
we have here at McNary.”
KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
Trinity Kampstra (12) and Taylor Ebbs (7) set up the block in McNary’s 3-1 loss against Sprague.
Celts steal a set from Olys
of fi re,” McNary head coach
By MATT RAWLINGS
Crystal DeMello said. “That
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The McNary volleyball still isn’t the cleanest we have
squad knew they were in for a played, but I’m excited that
they
have
challenge when
raised the bar
they faced off
for
them-
against Sprague
selves.”
on Wednesday,
C h l o e
Sept. 18. The
Martindale
Olympians were
set the tone
the state runner
for the Celt-
up last season
ics early on
and came into
with a pair of
their match with
stuff blocks
the Celtics un-
to open up
defeated in con-
the fi rst set.
ference play.
However,
Even though
— Chloe Martindale
Sprague ral-
Sprague even-
McNary middle blocker
lied to score
tually won the
six straight
match
25-15,
points to take
25-9, 22-25, 25-
15, McNary was thrilled to be control.
A nifty kill by Maddison
able to take a set against a state
Corpe stopped the Sprague
title contender.
“I’m happy with how we run, but with their dynamic
competed and how we ex- hitters and offensive attack,
ecuted our game play. They the Olympians took the fi rst
defi nitely played with a lot set by 10 points.
“Our team
goal was to
take at least a
set off every
team in the
league.”
KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
The McNary boys soccer team stepped up to help prevent fl oodding during a rainstorm at
Westview High School on Tuesday, Sept. 10.
It appeared that Sprague
might easily sweep the Celtics
in straight sets after winning
the second set 25-9, but in the
third game, McNary proved
that they could hang with the
Olympians.
“We had nothing to lose,
literally. So we came back and
worked together as a team,
not as individuals,” Martindale
said.
Zoie Warner started off
the third set by scoring four
straight points with a pair of
kills, as well as two aces. Mo-
ments later, back-to-back kills
by Taylor Ebbs put the Celtics
up 14-7 and forced Sprague
head coach Anne Olsen to use
a timeout.
“With rally scoring it’s all
about momentum and how
many positive things you
can string together. The girls
took advantage of the op-
portunities they were given,”
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