NOVEMBER 29, 2019, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A13
CELTS,
continued from Page A16
in half-court games where
we’re sitting back and teams
are posting us up,” Doran
said. “We want to make it
a full-court game as much
as possible and have a high
intensity defense where we
are putting teams back on
their heels.”
While
the
incoming
freshman class has the
potential to be dangerous
down the road, Doran
believes that the Celtics top
minutes in the front-court.
McNary fi nished last
year fi ve games under .500,
but went 8-6 in MVC
play. The Celtics will have
a challenging non-league
schedule once again, but
Doran has lofty goals for this
team once they get into their
conference slate.
“We defi nitely want to
compete for the league title.
We feel like we have a group
of girls that can do that. We
just have to play together and
play team basketball on both
ends of the court,” Doran
said.
newcomer will be Kendyl
Jennings.
This will be Jennings
fourth year in the program
— she played on the junior
varsity team last season. But
with her experience and
individual growth, look for
Jennings to play meaningful
minutes at post for the
Celtics this season.
“(Jennings) runs the fl oor
well and will be a good
addition to the 4-5 position
for us,” Doran said.
Junior forwards Annie
Leigh Besa and Rebekah
Grimmer
are
returners
that will also see signifi cant
File
Annie Leigh Besa goes up for a shot in a game last season.
ATHLETE
DYAMI RIOS
Junior at McNary High School
#45 - TE/LB, Varsity Football
For the second straight season, Rios was
named second-team all-league at linebacker in
the Mountain Valley Conference.
Rios led the team in tackles with 97 (63 solo).
He also had seven tackles for loss to go along
with his four sacks.
Additionally, Rios received fi rst-team all-league
honors at tight end.
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