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Bronson:
Continued from Page B1
games, with a nonleague
loss to eventual state cham-
pion Crane in the middle of
the run.
Nixyaawii ran into a
couple of tough teams at
state in Country Chris-
tian and Jordan Valley, but
Bronson’s play earned her
second team all-tournament
honors.
“Her basketball IQ is
so high that we worked
toget her really well,”
BadWar rior said. “She
comes from a long line of
athletic family members.
She runs everyday before
school, and shoots baskets
before school. She wants
to be great. She is a rare
breed.”
Also named to the OOL
first team for Nixyaawii
was Mersayus Hart, while
Kyella Picard was named
to the second team. Sistine
Moses was selected to the
honorable mention team.
OOL boys
Reg u la r- se a son a nd
district champion Nixy-
Otteson:
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Haguewood said Otteson
has been eager to learn, and
has picked things up quickly.
“For Pilot Rock, it’s hard
to lose a player like that,”
Haguwood said. “He might
have changed schools, but
he didn’t change his level of
commitment. There’s a diff er-
ence catching a 92-mph fast-
ball, than a 70-mph fastball.
It is not an easy thing to do.
He’s learning every day. He is
a good solid player. We have
multiple catchers at the varsity
level, and that’s a good prob-
lem to have. Andrew is a great
defensive catcher, and Jace
has strengths as well.”
The hardest part of the
learning process for Otteson
has been adjusting the speed
Saturday, March 26, 2022
OLD OREGON LEAGUE GIRLS
OLD OREGON LEAGUE BOYS
Player of the Year: Sophie Bronson, jr.,
Nixyaawii
Coach of the Year: Greg Oveson, Wallowa
First Team: Mersayus Hart, jr., Nixyaawii;
Rachel Stirewalt, fr., Imbler; Zoe Hermens,
so., Wallowa; Dallee Bingham, jr., Powder
Valley.
Second Team: Kyella Picard, jr., Nixyaawii;
Sophie Moeller, so., Wallowa; Jaycee Gray,
fr., Powder Valley; Aimee Meyers, so., Jo-
seph; Gracie Evans, sr., Elgin.
Honorable Mention: Sistine Moses, jr.,
Nixyaawii; Sydney Moore, sr., Griswold;
Joelle Treat, sr., Imbler; Libby Fisher, jr.,
Wallowa; Jodi Bingham, so., Powder Valley;
Cooper Nave, so., Joseph; Laurel Marler, so.,
Cove; Taylor Cochell, sr., Pine Eagle.
Player of the Year: Reece Dixon, sr., Powder
Valley
Coach of the Year: Tony Haddock, Imbler
First Team: Kaden Krieger, sr., Powder Valley;
Aaron Barkley, jr., Nixyaawii; Baron Moses; so.,
Nixyaawii; Patrick Frisch, jr., Cove; Cole Morgan,
jr., Pine Eagle; Blade Suto, jr., Joseph.
Second Team: Cole Martin, jr., Powder Valley;
Dylan Abrahamson, jr., Nixyaawii; Caleb Brown,
sr., Pine Eagle; Chase Homan, sr., Joseph; Justin
Frost, so., Imbler.
Honorable Mention: Case Olson, sr., Powder
Valley; Kaiden Dalke, sr., Powder Valley; Coyote
Jackson, jr., Nixyaawii; Caleb Wiggins, jr., Cove;
Wyatt Burgess, so., Cove; James Burney, jr., Jo-
seph; Hayden Hite, sr., Joseph; Jake Bingaman,
so., Imbler.
a awii had
fou r play-
ers earn
a l l -le a g u e
honors,
i ncludi ng
two named
Hart
to the first
team.
Sophomore Baron Moses
and junior Aaron Barkley
were first-team picks for
the Golden Eagles, who
fi nished the season 24-8 and
earned a sixth-place fi nish
at the 1A state tournament.
Moses led Nixyaawii
of the pitches, and the variety
of pitches that come across the
plate.
“My swing was not very
developed coming into Pend-
leton, and my pitch recog-
nition was not that good,”
Otteson said. “They have
helped me a lot. It’s fun,
and it’s challenging. I love
competing. It is all about the
work ethic.”
In addition to playing base-
ball at Pilot Rock, Otteson
played summer ball with the
TC Warriors in the Tri-Cities
the past two years. He said he
has learned valuable lessons
from each team he has played
for.
“We got to play a lot of
challenging teams,” he said.
“It was fun. Tri-Cities is fi lled
with D-I athletes.”
As a freshman, Otteson
was a pitcher for Pilot Rock, as
well as a shortstop and catcher.
Picard
Abrahamson
Barkley
Moses
with 22.8 points and 8.6
rebounds a game, while
Barkley averaged 13.1
points, 5.7 rebounds, 4.6
assists and 4.2 steals.
D yl a n Ab r a h a m s o n
(12.8 points, 6.4 assists, 3.4
steals) was named to the
second team, while 6-foot-5
junior Coyote Jackson (8.9
points, 5.6 rebounds) was
an honorable mention selec-
tion.
Moses and Abraham-
son were named to the state
tournament second team.
“I’m a utility player,” he
said. “I have caught travel
ball since I was 13. I’m pretty
comfortable back there.”
touchdowns for the Rockets.
He also played linebacker.
As a freshman, he played
fullback, receiver and line-
backer.
With football season still
a few months away, Otteson
said he doesn’t know how he
will fi t into coach Erik Davis’
game plan.
“I will do whatever it takes
to help the team win,” he said.
Pendleton has had a bit of
good luck when it comes to
football players coming in
from Pilot Rock.
Otteson’s transfer comes
on the heels of Nixyaawii’s
Tyasin Burns’ departure from
Pilot Rock because the two
teams were no longer allowed
to co-opt for football.
Burns had an impressive
senior season for the Bucks.
He was named a 5A-Special
District 1 fi rst-team safety and
a second-team running back.
From the diamond to
the gridiron
W h i le b a s e b a l l i s
Otteson’s favorite sport to
play, he does love a good
game of football.
He has gotten to know the
football players through their
morning workouts.
“I have loved the group
of kids,” he said. “The junior
class is a tight group. They
are friendly, funny and great
students. It’s a great group to
be a part of.”
This past fall at Pilot Rock,
Otteson was named to the
Special District 2 all-league
team as a first-team quar-
terback. He threw for 1,122
yards and 21 touchdowns, and
ran for 360 yards and three
to match up against,” Bow
said. “With his ability to
play inside out, we were able
to run diff erent sets for him,
giving him an opportunity
to either pull defenders out
or use his size to stay inside.
His ability to score in 1-on-1
situations made him a tough
guy to leave alone with just
single coverage.”
Umatilla:
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points, 4 rebounds, 2.2
assists and 1.7 steals a game.
“Ulises’ ability to be
able to shoot the 3 ball, yet
able to get to the rim, made
him one of the hardest guys
3A ALL-STATE TEAM
Player of the Year: Austin Maurer, so., Cascade Christian
Coach of the Year: Brian Morse, Cascade Christian
First Team: Jameson Ye, sr., Westside Christian; Cody Reece,
sr., Cascade Christian; TJ Latu, so., De La Salle North Catholic;
Mathias Billings, so., De La Salle North Catholic; Benji Hudson,
sr., Dayton.
Second Team: Tyler Spink, sr., Dayton; Kamir Hodge, sr.,
Westside Christian’ John Wolfe, sr., Vale; Jackson Risinger, sr.,
Santiam Christian; Braedyn Cantrell, sr., Pleasant Hill.
Third Team: Cohen Haller, so., Willimina; Oscar Campos, sr.,
Umatilla; Jake Hergert, sr., Westside Christian; Trey Crabb, sr.,
Harrisburg; Connor Mansfi eld, sr., OES.
Honorable mention: Ulises Armenta, sr., Umatilla; Sergey
Bobrishev, sr., Portland Adventist Academy; Logan Grove, sr,
Amity; Dawson Little, jr., Warrenton; Britt Murray, sr., Harris-
burg; Jace Page, so., Douglas; Brad Russell, sr., Brookings-Har-
bor; Tanner Steele, sr., Vale.
tournament high 57.7% from
the fi eld. She was named to
the 2A all-tournament second
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team, and was the Moda
Health Player of the Game for
9 rebounds) and junior Zuri all three of the Tigers’ games.
Reeser (9 points, 3
Masterson,
rebounds, 3 assists)
a senior, led the
named to the second
Mustangs (10-13)
team.
with nine points,
Jennifer Flores (6
seven rebounds
points, 4 rebounds)
and three steals a
game.
was named to the
Weston-McE-
honorable mention
team.
Pickard
wen junior Dalana
In three games at
Pickard was named
the state tournament, Shelby to the second team. She aver-
averaged 12 points, a tour- aged 7.1 points, 3.5 rebounds
nament high 11.3 rebounds and one steal a game for the
and 2.3 steals. She also shot a TigerScots (9-15).
BMC:
BLUE MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE
First Team: Callie Glenn, sr., Union; Maggie Sharp, jr.,
Stanfi eld; Rylin Kirkland, sr., Enterprise; ZaBrena Master-
son, sr., Heppner; Aubry Wells, sr., Union; Jada Gray, sr.,
Enterprise.
Second Team: Alexis Shelby, sr., Stanfi eld; Riley Robert-
son, sr., Grant Union; Dalana Pickard, jr., Weston-McEwen;
Kylin Nowak, sr., Union; Zuri Reeser, jr., Stanfi eld.
Honorable Mention: Jade Atkins, sr., Pilot Rock; Maci
Marr, sr., Enterprise; Zandra Masterson, so., Heppner;
Hallie Hisler, fr., Heppner; Emily Love, jr., Enterprise; Paige
Gerry, sr., Grant Union; Jennifer Flores, sr., Stanfi eld; Jesse
Ledbetter, fr., Union; Audrey Hill, sr., Union.
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