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SPORTS THE DAILY ASTORIAN TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 2016 7A Gulls, Fishermen, sweep up awards stone), Cal Stueve (Philomath) and Ian Donaldson (Scappoose). Astoria and Seaside 7KH ¿YHSOD\HU VHFRQG were well represented in the team included Astoria senior post-tournament awards, from Derek Jarrett, Fishermen junior WKH &ODVV $ VWDWH WRXUQH\ LQ Kyle Strange, with Philo- Hillsboro and Forest Grove last math’s Casey Croy and Riley week. Davis, and Rylee Trendell of Seaside seniors Austin 0DUVK¿HOG Eagon and Jaxson Smith were No Seaside players made the ERWK VHOHFWHG WR WKH ¿UVW WHDP all-tournament girls’ team, but all-tournament boys’ squad, the Gulls were the winners of along with Nick Brown (Glad- the Sportsmanship Trophy. The Daily Astorian Jeff Ter Har/For the Daily Astorian The Class 4A boys’ All-Tournament first team (from left to right): Nick Brown, Gladstone; Austin Eagon, Seaside; Ian Donaldson, Scappoose; Jaxson Smith, Seaside; Cal Stueve, Philomath. 4A GIRLS ALL-TOURNAMENT 4A BOYS ALL-TOURNAMENT First Team Avery Albrecht, Sr., La Grande Cayce Mock, Sr., Sutherlin Mercedez Paschal, Sr., Mazama Alyssa St. Peter, Sr., Cascade Halie Wright, So., Cascade Second Team Kylin Collman, Sr., La Grande Drew Farmer, Sr., Brookings-Har- bor Amber Lease, Sr., Mazama Ariel Slifka, Sr., Banks Taylor Stricklin, Jr., Sutherlin Sportsmanship: Seaside First Team Nick Brown, Sr., Gladstone Ian Donaldson, Sr., Scappoose Austin Eagon, Sr., Seaside Jaxson Smith, Sr., Seaside Cal Stueve, Jr., Philomath Second Team Casey Croy, Jr., Philomath Riley Davis, Jr., Philomath Derek Jarrett, Sr., Astoria Kyle Strange, Jr., Astoria Rylee Trendell, Sr., Marshfield Sportsmanship: Gladstone In just two years, Tinkle has Beavers in Big Dance By ANNE M. PETERSON AP Sports Writer Just two seasons ago, Ore- gon State was in such disarray that new head coach Wayne Tinkle held open tryouts to build a roster. Now the Beavers are headed to the NCAA Tourna- PHQW IRU WKH ¿UVW WLPH LQ years. A seventh seed in the West Region, Oregon State will face VCU on Friday in Oklahoma City. “It just says a lot about the people here and what can be done when you lock arms, and buy in and work together,” Tinkle said. Tinkle was hired in spring WR WDNH RYHU IRU &UDLJ 5RELQVRQ ¿UVW ODG\ 0LFKHOOH Obama’s brother. Robinson spent six years at Oregon State but was never able to take the team further than the CBI tour- nament in the postseason. Tinkle’s task was — and still is — daunting. Restore the luster to the once-proud program that went to the NCAA Tournament eight WLPHV EHWZHHQ 7KDW UXQ LQFOXGHG 5DOSK 0LOOHU¶V 2UDQJH([SUHVVWHDPLQ WKDWZHQW Tinkle came to the Beavers IURP 0RQWDQD ZKHUH KH OHG the Grizzlies to the tournament three times during his eight- \HDU WHQXUH 0RQWDQD ¿QLVKHG EHORZ RQO\ RQFH XQGHU Tinkle, but he was unable to lead the Grizzlies to victory in a tournament game. He inherited an Oregon 6WDWHWHDPWKDWKDGJRQH the previous season and was RXVWHG LQ WKH ¿UVW URXQG RI the CBI by Radford. The ros- ter was decimated by gradua- tion and transfers, and had no returning starters. After open tryouts, Tinkle assembled a team that included seven walk-ons. So it was a big surprise when those play- HUVZHQWRQWRZLQDUHFRUG straight home games at Gill &ROLVHXPDQG¿QLVK This season the Beavers ZHQW RYHUDOO DQG ¿Q- ished sixth in the tough Pac- ZKLFKVHQWDUHFRUGVHYHQ teams to the NCAA Tourna- ment. Oregon State’s victory over Arizona State to open the conference tournament likely sealed the team’s postseason bid. But the Beavers’ path to the Big Dance was hardly smooth. In January, senior forward Jarmal Reid was suspended at least four games for tripping a referee late in a loss to Utah. %HIRUHWKH¿QDOURDGWULSRIWKH season, the Beavers lost fresh- man forward Tres Tinkle, the coach’s son, to a foot injury. 2UHJRQ 6WDWH ORVW ¿YH RI six games in January, but a last-second win against Utah sparked a resurgence. The Bea- YHUV WUDLOHG ZKHQ 6WH- phen Thompson Jr. was fouled by Utah’s Brandon Taylor on a last-second half-court attempt. He made all three free throws. Thompson, the son of assis- tant coach Stephen Thompson, also made a buzzer-beating 3-pointer against Washing- ton as the Beavers won six of WKHUHJXODUVHDVRQ¶V¿QDOQLQH games. “The big thing was our guys understood that they needed to listen and do things our way instead of trying to do it their way. We became a much better team. We grew through some adversity and some of the growing pains,” Tinkle said. “Guys stopped worrying about whether they were starters or how many minutes they were playing. They bought in.” The Beavers have been led by senior guard Gary Pay- ton II, son of the former NBA great, who tops the team with SRLQWV UHERXQGV DQG DVVLVWVSHUJDPH The last time the Beavers went to the NCAA Tourna- PHQWLQWKHHOGHU*DU\ Payton was on the roster. “It’s just incredible. We put in hard work the last two years and just had the same mind- set, keep battling every day, in practice, and in every game,” the younger Payton said. “Just battle. And it’s paid off. But we’re not done, you know?” Tinkle had been under the weather the past several days, which made the wait for Sun- day’s announcement even PRUHGLI¿FXOW Michael Owen Baker/AP Photo Oregon State head coach Wayne Tinkle reacts after his team builds a lead against UCLA at an NCAA college basketball game in Los Angeles Mach 5. 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