OCTOBER 4, 2019, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A9
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MILLER,
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KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings
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Senior QB at McNary High School
The senior quarterback was 14-of-21 for 193
yards passing in McNary’s 21-9 loss against
Barlow.
He also had 47 yards rushing and scored the
Celtics lone touchdown.
Through four games, Barker has combined for
670 total yards and three touchdowns.
you have activity, it speeds up
the insulin and makes it stron-
ger. But I will have protein be-
fore my games because it sta-
bilized my blood sugar longer,”
Miller said.
Luckily, his mom is able to
look at her son’s levels on her
smartphone while he’s playing.
“I try to take (monitoring)
on during games so he doesn’t
have to pay attention to it,” Ivie
said.
Even though Miller still has
his struggles from time-to-
time, he still is able to live his
life with joy.
“I could just be sad all the
time, but that’s not me. I’m a
happy person and I don’t let it
get me down. I have a lot to
live for and a lot of good things
in my life that keep me posi-
tive,” he said. “Plus, I think my
type 1 diabetes has made me
a lot stronger, so it makes me
proud of who I am.”
Matt Rawlings: news@keizer-
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last three seasons, the stresses of
being a type 1 diabetic manifest
themselves in different ways ev-
eryday. However, one thing that
assists both Ivie and Miller in
making sure his blood glucose
levels are in a healthy place is
Dexcom continuous glucose
monitoring technology.
The Dexcom G5 is a small
wearable technology that au-
tomatically sends his blood
glucose levels to him and his
parents every fi ve minutes to
a smart device. The device also
has alerts and alarms which no-
tify Miller and his loved ones
before a potentially life-threat-
ening high or low in his blood
sugar.
Miller still has to be diligent
about checking his Dexcom
more than 20 times per day.
He also has to give himself a
shot anytime he eats or drinks.
However, with his Dexcom,
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his symptoms by himself while
he’s at school.
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able to keep my blood sugar
in a tight range,” Miller said. “I
catch it early when my blood
sugar starts rising or falling.”
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struck again.
After it appeared that Young
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ball, the Titans sophomore for-
ward gathered the ball and fi red
a shot that found the back of
the net, extending West Salem’s
lead to 2-0.
In the 67th minute, the Celt-
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night when McNary’s Jack Baez
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the West Salem keeper dove at
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But despite having an empty
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good touch on the ball and his
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Even though things were
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hope in the 75th minute.
Lopez earned a free kick on
get us back in the game.”
But in the fi nal fi ve minutes
of the contest, McNary failed to
get another good look, allowing
West Salem to get their fi fth
win of the season.
It won’t get easier for Mc-
Nary moving forward as they
host sixth-ranked Summit on
Friday afternoon at 4 p.m.
“We got to bounce back
against Summit. That is going to
be a tough game,” Salazar said.
the far right side after getting
fouled by a pair of West Salem
defenders. On the free kick, Lo-
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dle to Salazar, who got a clean
header on the ball that glanced
of the keeper’s gloves and found
the twine for the score.
“I could tell that the defense
was sleeping, so I screamed for
Luis and he heard me and gave
me a great ball,” Salazar said. “I
was able to get a header on it to
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