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SPORTS
East Oregonian
Javelin:
Continued from Page A8
in the Northwest behind
Jeremiah Nubbe of Rain-
ier, Washington, who has
thrown 205-2. Nubbe will
not throw at the Pasco Invite.
T he I nvite discus
record is 189-7 by Mead’s
Jason Baskett in 1990. The
stadium record is 190-2, set
by Nate Rolfe of Inglemoor
in 2004.
Hottman also will throw
the shot put. His top mark
this year is 56 feet, which is
the best in Washington this
spring.
Her miston’s Bailey
Young will face a tough
challenge in the shot put and
discus in Hanford’s Kate-
lynn Gelston, who placed
first in the discus at the
Arcadia Invite with a throw
of 156-0, and was sixth in
the shot put at 40-7.
Young’s top mark in the
shot put this season is 42-8
½, while her top discus
throw is 111-9.
PASCO INVITE ENTRIES
line Franke (DMR 1200-400-
800-1600, 4x400), Ashley Gar-
cia Sandoval (4x400, 300H);
Jaquelin Garcia Sandoval (DMR
1200-400-800-1600, 4x400,
800); Jeannine Heredia (DMR
1200-400-800-1600); Megan
Joyce (DMR 1200-400-800-
1600, 3200); Alondra Risueno
(100, 4x100); Cydney Sanchez
(1600); Sydney Seavert (LJ, TJ,
javelin); Eseta Sepeni (discus);
Jordan Sepulveda (4x100); Izzy
Simmons (4x100, 4x400); Ash-
ley Treadwell (DMR 1200-400-
800-1600); Bailey Young (dis-
cus, shot put).
Pendleton boys
Sam Jennings (javelin); Andy
Oja (110H, 300H), Nolan Mead
(HJ); Nathan Neveau (shot put,
discus); James Thatcher (800).
Pendleton girls
Reilly Lovercheck (300H, TJ);
Kelsey Lovercheck (200).
Pilot Rock girls
McKenna Bray (HJ); Emily Lam-
bert (shot put, discus).
Pilot Rock boys
Skylar Jeff ers (300H).
Hermiston boys
Grant Anderson (DMR 1200-
400-800-1600); Isaac Corey
(4x100); Justus Counsell
(4x100, 4x400); Ayden Garay
Munoz (LJ, TJ); Bradley Hott-
man (javelin); Caden Hott-
man (shot put, discus); Tyler
Lin (DMR 1200-400-800-1600,
4x400, 800); Ryker McDonald
(100, 200, 4x100, 4x400); Lata-
vious Medelez (300H); Pedro
Pacheco Alvarado (DMR 1200-
400-800-1600); Jaysen Rodri-
guez (3200, 4x400); Landon
Shilhanek (DMR 1200-400-
800-1600, 4x400, 4x100, 400);
Long Springstead (DMR 1200-
400-800-1600, 1600, 4x400);
Trey Stephens-Chery (PV);
Zachary Turner (DMR 1200-
400-800-1600); Horacio Zurita
(4x100).
Hermiston girls
Caitlin Anderholm (PV); Dalia
Cervantes (4x100, 4x400, 200);
Estephany Diaz (4x100, 4x400,
400); Kylee Dickman (4x100,
100H); William Fields (DMR
1200-400-800-1600); Made-
Volleyball:
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and has high expectations for
the athletes in her programs.”
It’s been a while since
Speer has been on the bench
in Pendleton.
“I don’t know a ton of the
players,” she said. “I haven’t
really looked into that. I am
going to start fresh and have
tryouts in August. I’m excited
to do more with them in the
community.”
Until then, Speer is busy
coaching her son Braxton’s
rookie Little League team.
“It has been a blast to
coach these young kids,” she
said. “I leave there smiling
after every game.”
Softball:
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On the off ensive side, East-
ern has seen balanced plate
production across its lineup.
With no major standouts atop
the conference individual stat
rankings, the Mountaineers
have entered games with the
mentality that any player can
step up when called upon.
“We’re spread out and at
any given moment one of
our athletes can do damage,”
Christian said. “We love that
with our program, we can
Thursday, April 14, 2022
A little bit of
everything
Speer was a standout
volleyball, basketball and
softball player at Pendleton.
“I loved that, being able
to do all three sports,” Speer
said. “Actually, softball was
my main sport my whole life.
I spent more time doing that
than any other sport. I didn’t
know about club volleyball
back then. You played what-
ever sport we were in.”
Just when she thought
softball would be her ticket
to college, a state volleyball
playoff game her senior year
gave her second thoughts.
“We played Central Cath-
olic in a state playoff game,”
she said. “I thought I didn’t
want it to end. I played volley-
ball and softball at Mt. Hood.”
Speer’s volleyball career
at Mt. Hood got off to a great
start as the Saints won the
2001 NWAC tournament
and she earned a spot on the
all-tournament team. She also
made the All-NWAC second-
team.
Things then went from
good to bad in a split second.
The softball season also
started well for Speer, as
she was named Most Valu-
able Player of the pre-season
Columbia Basin Tournament
in Pasco.
Not long after, she tore her
anterior cruciate ligament
during practice, which ended
her season, along with the
entire 2002 volleyball season.
“It was one of the hardest
things I’ve been through,” she
said at the time. “Everything
happens for a reason, and I’m
still not sure why it happened.
It did make me realize that
volleyball was the sport I
wanted to play more.”
Speer was ready to play
during the 2003 softball
season. She earned fi rst-team
All-NWAC honors.
She returned to the Saints
for the 2003 volleyball
season and earned fi rst-team
All-NWAC honors.
At the end of her Mt. Hood
career, Speer received the
Female Athlete of the Year
Award.
Her next stop was Portland
State University, where she
played volleyball and earned
her bachelor of arts degree in
community health education.
Now, she’s back home
where it all started.
look at our lineup and know
that anyone can get it done.”
The Mountaineers earned
two monumental victo-
ries in early April, defeat-
ing No. 5 College of Idaho
in two consecutive games.
The Mountaineers previ-
ously lost two home games
to their rivals in late March,
but bounced back to even the
season series.
While Christian noted the
team takes the season one
game at a time, the victory
over a conference power-
house had a positive impact
on the team’s morale and
momentum.
“That series was huge,”
she said. “It defi nitely was
a good testament, they have
a great program with good
pitching. Being able to go on
the road and execute what
we wanted to do was a great
momentum builder.”
Moving into the final
segments of the regular
season, Christian stated the
remaining schedule will be
ideal for getting the team’s
players into the best form
heading into the postseason.
Eastern’s fi nal three series are
all on weekends, allowing for
recovery and practice during
the weekdays as opposed to
travel and competitions.
The Mountaineers are set
to travel to Bellevue, Wash-
ington, to face Northwest in
a four-game series beginning
on April 15. The Mountain-
eers will have a crucial four-
game slate against top-ranked
conference opponent Oregon
Tech, before closing out the
regular season with a four-
game home series against
Carroll.
“We’ve got our hands full
these next three weeks, but
we’re just taking it one game
at a time,” Christian said.
“We expect a battle every
weekend in our conference.”
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