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JUNE 25, 2021, KEIZERTIMES, PAGE A21 to put us in the lead.” The Senators, however, put together a substantial threat in the top of the sev- enth, starting the frame with a walk and a base hit. Instead of sticking with his bullpen, Torcato elected to put in Logan Dubbe, the Volcanoes top pitcher, who was already scheduled to throw two days later, to come into the game with two on and no one out. The move worked out brilliantly for the Volcanoes. After Malcolm Dowell laid down a sacrifice bunt to advance the runners, JaVon Logan was intentionally walked to load the bases. But in the face of adversity, Dubbe struck out the next two batters to end the contest and give the Volcanoes the victory. “He is a bulldog and he wanted to do it. Logan got ready quickly and he shut them out,” Torcato said. Celts send nine wrestlers to the state tournament See more Mavs League coverage on page A22 The McNary wrestling team placed third at the district tournament and had 15 athletes finish in the top six of their weight class. Submitted photo Mavericks League CEO Mickey Walker threw one inning in relief for the Volcanoes on Friday, June 18. Photo by MATT RAWLINGS of Keizertimes The McNary boys wrestling squad sent 15 athletes to the podium at the Mountain Valley Conference District Meet, which took place on Saturday, June 19 at Corban College. The Celtics placed third as a team at the meet and will be sending nine ath- letes to the state tournament next week. Dominik O’Farrell (182), Donovin Garcia (132), and Gulian Campos (220) finished sixth; Jordan Orr (126), Joey Barros (106), Hunter Ruberto (170), and Anthony Cruz Lopez (285) finished fifth; Josh Friesen (145), Luis Cortez (195), Layne Runyan (285), and Izzy Campa (120) finished fourth; Aldo Villalvazo (220), Damian Hernandez (120), and Max Blanco (106) finished third; and Jonathan Canchola (138) finished in second place. Wrestlers that finished in the top four will advance to the state tournament -- Joey Barrows also qualified for the tournament despite placing fifth. The state tournament will be June 25-26 at Newberg High School. No spectators will be allowed, but fans can catch all the action on the trackwrestling.com live stream.
