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Hood River News, Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Wrestlers second at Oregon City
In their final tournament of the season before this weekend’s 5A Special District 4
Championships (Friday afternoon and all day Saturday in Hood River), Hood River
Valley High School varsity wrestlers traveled to Oregon City on Saturday for a nine-
team tournament. The Eagles placed second overall with 223.5 points; Hermison was
first with 304. Individual results are as follows:
Team Results (top five)
1st: Hermiston, 304
2nd: Hood River, 223.5
3rd: Lake Oswego, 203
4th: Oregon City, 200.5
5th: Forest Grove, 147
HRV results:
Angel Jones, 113: 1-2
(LBF, WBF, LBF)
Jason Shaner, 120: 3-0
(WBF, WBF, 8-3 win)
Dylan Peterson, 126: 2-2
(WBF, WBF, LBF, WBF)
Sam Ahrens, 126: 1-2 (3-2
loss, LBF, injury def. )
Christian Marquez, 132:
1st, 3-0 (WBF, WBF, 16-1 win)
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boys and two girls on the
podium. The result put the
HRV boys at second in team
scoring behind Summit and
the HRV girls were third be-
hind Summit and Bend.
Nils Engbersen came in
third overall with a time of
14:27, to narrowly beat team-
mate Daniel Fischer, who fin-
ished fifth with a time of
14:33. A tick behind, in sixth,
was Jesse Wiley, who put in a
time of 14:34. Leif Bergstrom
followed in eighth place with
a time of 15:10, Muir Em-
mons had a strong 15th place
finish (16:35), followed by
Elkin Parker in 20th (16:54)
and Luke Ser ra in 21st
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As of nomination deadline
for the award, Crompton had
a 3.93 GPA and had advanced
placement history, govern-
ment, calculus and physics
on his resume. Athletically,
Crompton was a two-year
Jorge Ortega, 138: 2-2
(WBF, WBF, 4-2 loss, 11-8
OT loss)
Junior Manzo, 138: 1-1
(21-4 loss, WBF)
James Estes, 138: 1-1
(LBF, WBF)
Mario Medina, 145: 2-1
(9-7 loss, WBF, WBF)
Chris Castro, 152: 2-2
(WBF, 7-0 loss, 11-4 loss,
WBF)
Trystan Fisher, 160: 1-3
(WBF, LBF, LBF, 17-12 loss)
Ian Rand, 160: 2-1 (WBF,
LBF, WBF)
Jesus Gordian, 160: 2-2
(17:10).
Proving the team’s great
depth against the 60-man
field were additional finish-
ers Joey Slover, Jake
Bromham, Alex Chadney,
Conner T r uax, Emmett
Becker, Alec Mathews, and
Mason McDowell.
On the girls side, in a 50-
person field, HRV’s top racer
was Valerie Fischer, who fin-
ished fourth overall in a time
of 16:58. Daisy Dolan came
in tenth (18:42) and was fol-
lowed closely by Denali Em-
mons in 11th (18:50) and Lau-
ren Robinson in 12th (19:08).
Terri Hewitt, Hannah Hill,
Ella Van Cott and Zoe Shep-
ard rounded out the girls fin-
ishes.
“HRV has had minimal on-
snow time lately, and we
know Bend teams have been
captain for the varsity foot-
ball team and earned all-
league honors for his senior
and junior seasons. As a se-
nior he scored 16 touch-
downs and was the team’s
leading rusher (444 yards).
Crompton is a three-sport
athlete and was a varsity let-
terman his sophomore and
junior years for the ski team
in winter and the track team
in spring.
(WBF, LBF, LBF, 17-12 win)
Jordan Jones, 182: 3-1
(LBF, 8-7 win, 5-2 win, 11-6
win)
Steven Swafford, 182: 3-1
(WBF, 4-2 win, 3-1 win, 7-0
loss)
Alex Pedroza, 195: 1-2
(WBF, LBF, LBF)
Yoric Infante, 220: 1-1
(LBF, 11-9 win)
Adrian Ramirez, 285: 2-2
(WBF, LBF, WBF, LBF)
Justin Wilson, 285: 1-2
(LBF, LBF, WBF)
Max Lane, 285: 2-1 (4-3
win, LBF, WBF)
running that course all week
long,” coach Joe Dolan com-
mented. “It was a super tech-
nical and challenging course
and the HRV team rocked it!”
The team hopes to be able
to access snow at Mt. Hood
Meadows in the next few
weeks in order to prepare for
their state meet Feb. 27-28 at
Mt. Bachelor.
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second half, which is when
we usually play our best and
we don’t have a problem
whenever we fall behind. We
sometimes prefer it that way
so that we have more of a
challenge. It sure hurts los-
ing a close game like this
though, especially since we
could’ve won.”
Utilizing their now famil-
iar up-tempo, quick shooting
offensive attack, the Eagles
continued firing in threes (11
total). Back-to-back bombs by
Stintzi and senior guard
Skyler Hunter (12 pts.) nar-
rowed the Buck lead to 24-20
midway through the second
quarter. Pendleton then had
an 8-0 run to take its largest
lead of the game at 32-20 with
three minutes, 17 seconds left
in the quarter.
“Pendleton is a good team
and I just think that they
wanted the win a little more
than we did,” said Hunter.
“We’re having a good season
and we’ll just have to contin-
ue playing strong and hope-
fully we’ll get a win against
Hermiston.”
The resilient Eagles came
back with an 11-2 run, capped
by a Hunter three, to trim the
margin to 34-31. Pendleton
answered by scoring the final
four of the quarter to take a
38-31 halftime lead.
The teams traded baskets
throughout the third, with
Pendleton holding on to a 47-
41 margin after three quar-
ters. The final quarter was
packed with excitement as
both teams fought tooth and
nail for the win. Just 11 sec-
onds into the fourth, the Ea-
gles pulled to within two
points on a four-point play by
junior guard Noah Noteboom
(12 pts.). Noteboom was
fouled after connecting on a
three from the corner and he
sank a free throw to get HRV
within 47-45 with 7:49 on the
clock.
Pendleton upped its lead to
51-45 with 5:08 left in the
game. HRV fought back, slic-
ing the deficit to 57-54 on a
clutch three pointer from the
top of the arc by Hunter with
2:06 remaining. After
Persinger’s shot in the post
made it 59-54, a Noteboom
layup with 38 seconds left
made it 59-56. Ziegner’s dri-
ving shot in the lane was a
huge basket late in the game,
trimming it to 59-58.
The Eagles shot 11-for-25
from the three-point line (44
percent), they were 8-for-20
from the field (40 percent)
and 9-for-12 (75 percent) from
the free throw line.
HRV Girls
The Hood River Valley Ea-
gles girls basketball team (0-
4, 5-14) lost a Columbia River
Conference game 71-36 to the
No. 6 ranked Pendleton
Buckaroos Friday in Pendle-
ton. The Eagles played tough
in the first quarter, trailing
just 21-13 after the first eight
minutes. The Bucks (3-1 CRC,
13-6 overall) took control in
the second and third quar-
ters, outscoring the Eagles
36-14 to take a commanding
57-27 lead after three. HRV se-
nior Kelsey Wells led the Ea-
gles in scoring with 13 points.
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