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Friday, January 1, 2016
2015: Coaching changes involved in two of Bucks’ top three
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Bulldogs remain relevant
on the state level and build
a strong foundation for the
coming season.
Pendleton’s Top Five
1. Softball comes painfully
close: Diamonds have been
the Buckaroos’ best friends
in recent year and the softball
team continued its reign as
Pendleton’s premier program
in 2015 by qualifying for its
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seasons.
The Bucks fell to 2-2 in
those games, however, with
a 3-2 loss to Putnam that
saw the Kingsmen push
the winning run across the
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the bottom of the seventh
inning.
Senior third baseman
Darian Lindsay earned her
third 5A Player of the Year
award following the season.
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regional list.
magic in a 1-0 eight-inning
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It was the fourth time in
Whitten’s tenure the Bucks
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3. Broaddus rims out: The
Pendleton boys basketball
program seemed to be on the
rise with the arrival of new
head coach Brian Broaddus
in 2015.
The Bucks went 18-9 and
won the Columbia River
Conference title, then beat
Corvallis 63-57 in a home
playoff game to earn their
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since 2010.
But 2015 turned out to be
Broaddus’ only season with
the Bucks after he accepted
the head coaching job at
Mountain View over the
summer.
The timing of the move
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baseball team went on a settled quickly on former
postseason upset streak to Southern Oregon standout
5. Footballers reach new send coach Greg Whitten out Kyle Tedder.
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heights: The Hermiston boys in style.
The 10-year skipper time head coach won his
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piece of postseason success passed the reins following ¿UVW JDPH RQ WKH 3HQGOHWRQ
in 2015 with the program’s WKHWHDP¶VVWDWHVHPL¿QDOORVV sideline and the Bucks (4-5)
to eventual champion Hood headed into the new year on
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4. Golfers match highest
with a 2-1 (4-3) loss on heck of a going-away gift.
The No. 14 Bucks placing: A year after winning
penalty kicks to Woodburn.
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players from its best-ever 3 Corvallis, 10-3, and No. 6 trophy, the Buckaroo girls
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running out of Cinderella 2015.
performers to graduation.
4. Kennison hosts cham-
pionships: The investment
in top-of-the-line facilities
continued to pay off in Herm-
iston as the OSAA again
tapped Kennison Stadium
as the site for three of the
six championship football
games.
Voted in a 2014 state-
wide poll as the best high
school stadium in the state,
Kennison is proving to be a
boon to the local economy.
Economic studies showed
events such as state cham-
pionships are capable of
infusing millions ($4 million
in 2014) of outside dollars
into local coffers, and that’s
a big win any way you look
at it.
Both times the team
placed fourth in scoring with
Haley Greb out in front. She
improved her individual
rank to third last season and
was just seven strokes off the
winning score. She birdied
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+3 for the 36-hole tourna-
ment.
Her older sister Shelby
Greb was 10th and both are
back to lead the squad again
this spring.
5. Bylenga pushes record
pace: Pendleton distance
runner Nolan Bylenga
didn’t win the 800-meter
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Field Championships, but he
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lining in his second-place
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Bylenga was less than
a second off the record-
breaking time of Bend’s
Caleb Hoffman, who set a
new meet-best in 1:52.68.
Bylenga’s 1:53.49 was good
enough to get him recruited
by NCAA outdoor runner-up
Florida heading into his
senior season.
Bylenga and Hoffman
were both juniors last season,
setting up a much-anticipated
rematch should both advance
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BLAZERS: McCollum
leads Portland with 32
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sometimes you have to step
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dent and keep shooting. I
think the second quarter
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Burke was 12 for 19
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Hayward had 23 points and
10 rebounds for his second
double-double of the season.
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18 points, seven rebounds
and six assists.
Utah
had
dropped
three of four, including a
94-80 loss at Minnesota on
Wednesday night.
The Jazz grabbed control
in the second quarter,
outscoring the Blazers by
18 after the game was tied
at 25 after one. Utah hit four
3-pointers during a 21-3 run.
“(Snyder) just told me if
I miss a few shots, he still
wants me to play the right
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wants me to still be aggres-
sive. Don’t get down on
myself or get discouraged.
In the past, sometimes I
may have let that get to me.
“We played so bad last
night I kept thinking in
my head, tonight could be
a total opposite for us as a
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Portland’s C.J. McCo-
llum scored 32 points,
including six 3-pointers.
Meyers Leonard had 17,
and Allen Crabbe added 15.
The Blazers are 2-3 in
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had eight turnovers and they
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Terry Stotts said about the
second quarter. “Some
of them were contested.
They had a horrible night
shooting the ball last night
in Minnesota. They came
back and shot the ball well
tonight. It’s just one of
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Utah played without
Derrick Favors, who has
been hampered by back
spasms and missed his
fourth straight game. The
banged-up Jazz also are
missing Rudy Gobert (knee)
and Alec Burks (lower leg)
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Trail Blazers: Portland
was held to 14 second-
quarter points, the third-
fewest it has scored in
any quarter this season.
... McCollum has scored
20-plus points in nine of his
last 12 games.
Jazz: Utah improved
to 4-2 in the second game
of back-to-backs. ... Elijah
Millsap had seen an
increase in court time due
to injuries, but didn’t enter
until there was 2:03 left in
the game.
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