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Molina: Senior took
second at Liberty
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Instead, he had an eye for
the mischievous — that is
until his family stepped in.
“I was kind of a trouble-
maker as a kid,” Molina said.
“My stepfather was a
wrestler growing up. He told
me he thought it would help
me become a better individ-
ual and a better person.”
Molina began wrestling
in seventh grade. He was
immediately taken aback
by the sense of family.
“I fell in love with it,”
Molina said. “Just knowing
that if you fall, (your team-
mates) will be there to catch
you and lift you back up was
something I didn’t expect.”
Football followed in
eighth grade. As a fresh-
man, Molina was excited to
see what he could do at the
high-school wrestling level.
His season would be cut
much shorter than he ever
imagined.
“I woke up one day with
my chest hurting and I
couldn’t breathe,” Molina
said. “It felt like there was a
15-pound weight on my
chest.”
Molina had air trapped
by his heart.
“The doctors said it
sounded like popcorn
whenever I took a breath,”
he said.
Doctors remedied the
situation, but Molina’s sea-
son was over.
“I couldn’t do any exer-
cise at all because there was
a chance of me dying,”
Molina said.
The experience put his
season — and life — in a
whole new perspective.
“It taught me that things
can come and go quickly,”
Molina said. “You can be
in the moment one
minute and the next you
can be suffering from
something. You just have
to live in the moment.”
By the summer, Molina
was able to resume physical
activities.
As a sophomore, Molina
barely missed out on quali-
fying for the state wrestling
championships.
Molina’s junior season
was cut short because of
OSAA transfer rules. Molina
made the switch in part be-
cause of a desire to experi-
ence Dallas’ wrestling cul-
ture first hand.
Entering this winter, he
wasn’t sure what he could
accomplish.
“Marcos has worked his
way into the finals of every
tournament so far,” Dallas
coach Tony Olliff said. “It’s
nice to have a point-scorer
in the upper weights.”
Molina has experienced
the full gamut of emotions
this season, from lacking
confidence to faltering be-
cause of overconfidence.
Beyond learning to win and
lose with grace, wrestling
has helped him overcome
things that have plagued
him throughout his life.
“I’ve dealt with bipolar
and mental issues,” Molina
said. “It’s been hard, but I’ve
learned to battle through it.
… Wrestling has taught me
to be even-keeled. You win
some, you lose some. Right
now, I’m winning more
than I’m losing. All I can
think is God blessed me
with the strength to go out
and work hard. I’m blessed
to have the coaches to work
with me and make me
stronger every day.”
Molina has quickly rede-
fined what he thinks is pos-
sible during his senior sea-
son. He’s ready to take the
sport that has changed his
life all the way to the state
championships.
“Getting on that podium
at state,” Molina said.
“When it comes down to it,
that’s what really matters. I
have coaches who are beat-
ing me up and pushing me
to limits I’ve never pushed
to before.”
FALLS CITY ROUNDUP
Seniors carrying inexperienced squad
By Lukas Eggen
The Itemizer-Observer
FALLS CITY — Falls City is
undergoing a major youth
movement. All but three of
the team’s players are fresh-
men or sophomores.
That hasn’t stopped the
Mountaineers from jumping
out to a 5-2 mark overall.
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As the only upper class-
men on Falls City’s roster,
Allison Kidd and her fellow
senior, Tiauannah Davis and
Brittany Varney, aren’t lack-
ing on playing time. The trio
has consistently led the
team in scoring, but coaches
are building depth among
their younger players.
“The goal is to get our
younger kids ready to step
on the court and not miss a
beat,” Mountaineers coach
Micke Kidd said. “We have
kids who know they are
going to go in and play in
key situations. I’d like to get
our seniors a few more min-
utes of rest a game. At the
same time, I think our kids
are progressing at the rate
we thought they’d progress.”
This year is already a big
contrast to last season,
when the team had as few as
six players on its roster. This
LUKAS EGGEN/Itemizer-Observer
Falls City senior Allison Kidd brings the ball down the
court against St. John Bosco on Friday night.
winter, that number is up to
12.
More importantly, players
are having fun.
“We’re more excited to
play than we were last year,”
Allison Kidd said. “I think we
get along a lot better. There
was more bickering last year.
This year, we’re closer. This
group is easy to work with.”
Now, players are working
to turn that excitement into
strong play from the begin-
ning, Micke Kidd said.
“We’re inconsistent,” he
said. “We need to set the en-
ergy level. Against Country
Christian, we played really
well. Mohawk and St. John
Bosco didn’t bring that same
energy level and we brought
our level down to meet that.”
Learning to set the tone is
all part of the learning
process, Allison Kidd said,
and players are beginning to
see what they can accom-
plish.
“We can compete with
the good teams,” Allison
Kidd said. “The other sen-
iors have helped get the un-
derclassmen pumped and
ready to play and not be as
nervous. They’re starting to
get it.”
It’s because of Allison and
her senior teammates that
their growth is happening,
Micke Kidd said. All that re-
mains is to see how quickly
the Mountaineers can grow
up on the court.
“Our kids are stepping up
and getting better every
day,” Micke Kidd said. “I’m
pretty happy with where
they are at.”
BOYS BASKETBALL DROPS
TWO: Falls City’s boys basket-
ball team lost a pair of games.
The Mountaineers fell to Mo-
hawk 59-28 on Dec. 16 and lost
to St. John Bosco 53-29 on Fri-
day. The Mountaineers (1-6
overall) will play at Alsea Tues-
day at 7 p.m.
PERRYDALE ROUNDUP
Janesofsky has big games to lead Pirates
Itemizer-Observer staff report
PERRYDALE — Perrydale’s
boys basketball team won
two of three games.
The Pirates defeated Liv-
ingstone Adventist 60-32 on
Dec. 16 and Country Chris-
tian 62-46 on Saturday. Per-
rydale lost to Vernonia 78-37
on Monday evening.
Haylen Janesofsky had 19
points against Country
Christian. Spencer Bibler
added 13 points.
“This group is starting to
understand what we need to
do to be successful,” Pirates
coach Mike Lowry said. “The
ball movement (against
Country) was much better
and resulted in open shots
that we converted.”
Janesofsky had 31 points
against Livingstone Adven-
tist.
“We still have some work
to do on the defensive end
of the court,” Lowry said.
“We need to increase our
intensity to reach our
goals, but we are continu-
ing to make steps in the
right direction and are get-
ting better every day.”
Perrydale (3-4 overall, 3-1
Casco League) played Mon-
roe Tuesday after press
time.
The Pirates play at Gaston
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
GIRLS BASKETBALL LOSES
TWO: Perrydale’s girls basket-
ball team dropped two of three
games. The Pirates defeated
Livingstone Adventist 36-32 on
Dec. 16 before losing to Coun-
try Christian 62-26 on Saturday
and to Vernonia 63-19 on Mon-
day. Perrydale (3-4 overall)
played Monroe Tuesday after
press time. The Pirates travel to
play at Gaston Tuesday at 6
p.m.
Sickles, 4-1, second; Anthony Knudson,
1-3, 15th. 145 — Alan Vargas, 2-2,
fourth; Saul Nievas, 0-3, sixth. 152 —
John Lippsmeyer, 3-1, third. 160 —
Colin Swinehart, 3-0, first; Chris Polonco,
3-1, third. 170 — Gabe Arreguin, 2-1,
second; A.J. Morales, 2-2, fourth. 182 —
Kris Bean, 2-1, third. 195 — David Ne-
grete, 3-0, first; Sam Crow, 2-1, second;
Jose Silva, 1-2, third. 220 — Opeti Tuipu-
lotu, 3-1, third. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu,
3-0, first; Caleb Sedlacek, 2-2, fourth.
(Isaac Mitchell, August Thornton, Ethan
Davis, Wyatt Rochefort), 2:21.75. 200
freestyle — 3, August Thornton,
2:24.04; 6, Bailey Yates, 3:01.78. 200 in-
dividual medley — 3, Ethan Davis,
3:28.16. 50 freestyle — 1, Wyatt
Rochefort, 26.12; 5, Trevor Barre, 32.33;
6, Isaac Mitchell, 32.76. 100 freestyle —
4, Bailey Yates, 1:19.23. 500 freestyle —
4, Trevor Barre, 8:02.21; 5, Ethan Davis,
8:05.99. 200 freestyle relay — 3, Cen-
tral A (Bailey Yates, Trevor Barre, Ethan
Davis, Wyatt Rochefort), 2:11.86. 100
backstroke — 2, Isaac Mitchell, 1:28.79.
100 breaststroke — 2, August Thorn-
ton, 1:21.98. 400 freestyle relay — 3,
Central A (Isaac Mitchell, Bailey Yates,
August Thornton, Trevor Barre), 5:05.36
SCOREBOARD
BOYS
BASKETBALL
MID-WILLAMETTE
Team
League
Corvallis
0-0
Central
0-0
Lebanon
0-0
Crescent Valley
0-0
Dallas
0-0
Silverton
0-0
South Albany
0-0
Woodburn
0-0
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Result
Central 54, Glencoe 51
All
4-1
4-2
3-1
3-2
3-2
2-1
3-3
2-4
CENTRAL 54, GLENCOE 51
Dec. 15 Box Score
CENTRAL (54) — Barba 19, Menda-
zona 10, K. Cable 10, Bal 6, Stepp 5,
Mason 2, Abraham 2, W. Cable. Totals
19 8-19 54.
GLENCOE (51) — McKinney 11,
McKinstry 11, McFadden 9, McLean 7,
Gerber 5, Van Dyke 3, Maldonado 3,
Melanson 2, Marcus, Ochoa, Stott,
Ramey. Totals 17 11-18 51.
Central
15
9 20 10—54
Glencoe
7 12 6 26—51
3-point goals — Central 8 (Barba 5,
Mendazona 2, Bal 1); Glencoe 6 (McFad-
den 2, Van Dyke 1, McLean 1, Maldonado
1, Gerber 1).
Friday, Dec. 18 Result
Dallas 64, North Eugene 29
DALLAS 64, NORTH EUGENE 29
Friday’s Box Score
NORTH EUGENE (29) — Wood-
worth 8, Bohrer 4, Enciso 4, Hill 4, Sny-
der 3, Proudfit 2, Westwoods 2, Dodson
2 . Totals 10 7-10 29.
DALLAS (64) — Richey 12, Mina-
han 11, Welty 10, Laizure 8, Wallace 6,
Broadus 5, Dimick 4, Collins 4, Hanson
2, Courtney 2, Koons. Totals 23 7-9
64.
North Eugene 8 8
2 11—29
Dallas
20 15 12 17—64
3-point goals — North Eugene 2
(Westwoods 1, Hill 1); Dallas 11 (Minahan
3, Richey 3, Wallace 2, Broadus 1, Laizure
1, Welty 1).
Saturday, Dec. 19 Result
Dallas 55, Grants Pass 53
DALLAS 55, GRANT’S PASS 53
Saturday’s Box Score
GRANT’S PASS (53) — Hoy 15, Reed
9, Rund 6, Wallace 5, Phillips 4, Crume 4,
Zozaya 4, Appling 2, Valadez 2, Musser 2.
Totals 23 7-9 53.
DALLAS (55) — Minahan 21, Laizure
15, Broadus 6, Collins 4, Richey 4, Welty
3, Dimick 2. Totals 21 11-17 55.
Grant’s Pass
13 16 6 18—53
Dallas
17 8 11 19—55
3-point goals — Grant’s Pass 0; Dallas
2 (Minahan 1, Welty 1).
Tuesday, Dec. 22 Game
Central at Stayton
Monday, Dec. 28 Games
Roosevelt at Central
Dallas at North Medford
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Game
Dallas at Abby’s Holiday Tournament
Wednesday, Dec. 30 Game
Dallas at Abby’s Holiday Tournament
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PERRYDALE 60, LIVINGSTONE 32
Dec. 16 Box Score
LIVINGSTONE ADVENTIST (32) —
O’Dell 8, Magee 8, Kroschel 6, Estrada 4,
Kroschel 2. Castrorena 2, Hermus 2,
Williams, Halvorsen, VIllegas, Rivera. To-
tals 13 2-4 32.
PERRYDALE (60) — Janesofsky 31,
Hawes 10, Cruickshank 7, Sagmoen 4,
Barnes 4, Leppin 2, Bailey 2, Willis, Bibler,
Pope, Rosenbaum Totals 25 10-16 60.
Livingstone Adv. 4 8
4 16—32
Perrydale
11 14 20 15—60
3-point goals — Livingstone Adven-
tist 4 (Magee 2, Kroschel 2); Perrydale 0.
Friday, Dec. 18 Result
St. John Bosco 53, Falls City 29
Saturday, Dec. 19 Result
Perrydale 62, Country Christian 46
PERRYDALE 62, COUNTRY CHRIST. 46
Saturday’s Box Score
COUNTRY CHRISTIAN (46) — Gran-
dle 14, Mann 12, Halverson 12, Chavez 5,
Cunningham 3, Glimer. Totals 18 2-4
46.
PERRYDALE (62) — Janesofsky 19,
Bibler 13, Bailey 10, Barnes 9, Cruick-
shank 7, McGill 2, Willis 2, Hawes, Rosen-
baum, Sagmoen, Leppin. Totals 25 9-13
62.
Country Christ. 11 10
8 17—46
Perrydale
22 13 12 15—62
3-point goals — Country Christian 8
(Halverson 2, Mann 2, Grandle 2, Cun-
ningham 1, Chavez 1); Perrydale 3 (Jane-
sofsky 1, Cruickshank 1, Bibler 1).
Monday, Dec. 21 Result
Vernonia 78, Perrydale 37
VERNONIA 78, PERRYDALE 37
Monday’s Box Score
PERRYDALE (37) — Janesofsky 16,
Bailey 7, Bibler 5, Hawes 4, Cruickshank
2, Barnes 2, Pope 1, McGill, Willis, Rosen-
baum, Sagmoen, Leppin. Totals 11 15-
27 37.
VERNONIA (78) — Sullivan 17,
Jones 13, Elliott 13, Mian 8, Connor 8,
Schiemann 8, McCallum 6, Mederris 5,
Clark. Totals 35 0-4 78.
Perrydale
6 10 10 11—37
Vernonia
18 17 24 19—78
3-point goals — Perrydale 0; Vernonia
8 (Sullivan 3, Jones 3, Mederris 1, Elliott 1).
Tuesday, Dec. 22 Game
Perrydale vs. Monroe at St. Paul
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Games
Falls City at Alsea
Perrydale at Gaston
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
MID-WILLAMETTE
CASCO LEAGUE
Team
League
Crosshill Christian
3-0
Country Christian
3-1
Perrydale
3-1
Willamette Valley Christian 3-2
C.S. Lewis
2-1
Livingstone Adventist
1-3
St. John Bosco
1-4
Jewell
0-1
Falls City
0-3
1-6
Wednesday, Dec. 16 Results
Mohawk 59, Falls City 28
Perrydale 60, Livingstone Adventist 32
All
7-1
4-2
3-4
3-3
4-4
1-3
3-5
3-2
Team
League
Silverton
0-0
Corvallis
0-0
Lebanon
0-0
South Albany
0-0
Central
0-0
Crescent Valley
0-0
Dallas
0-0
Woodburn
0-0
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Result
Jesuit 56, Dallas 25
Thursday, Dec. 17 Result
Sunset 60, Central 42
All
7-0
5-2
3-2
3-4
2-3
2-3
1-1
1-5
SUNSET 60, CENTRAL 42
Thursday’s Box Score
CENTRAL (42) — Nash 18, Chavez
11, Alvarez 7, Girod 2, Broadus 2, Riddell
2, Omlid, Trevino. Totals 14 14-19 42.
SUNSET (60) — Muhleim 32, Mead
8, Pflug 6, Ragan 4, Carpenter 4, Fabel 4,
Wingo 2, Carmichael, Gower. Totals 19
15-17 60.
Central
5 15 8 14—42
Sunset
18 8 19 15—60
3-point goals — Central 0; Sunset 7
(Muhleim 7).
Saturday, Dec. 19 Game
Central 57, Lakeridge 39
CENTRAL 57, LAKERIDGE 39
Saturday’s Box Score
CENTRAL (57) — Nash 22, Alvarez
11, Girod 10, Chavez 6, Omlid 4, Broadus
2, Riddell 2, Trevino. Totals 22 16-20 57.
LAKERIDGE (39) — Chloe 9, Barton
9, Ericson 7, Nae 6, Grimes 5, Alyssa 2,
Zevenbergen 1, Thompson. Totals 15 7-
16 39.
Central
12 13 14 18—57
Lakeridge
13
9 7 10—38
3-point goals — Central 3 (Nash 2, Al-
varez 1); Lakeridge 2 (Barton 1, Ericson 1).
Tuesday, Dec. 22 Games
Central at Stayton
Beaverton at Dallas
Sunday, Dec. 27 Game
Dallas at Nike Interstate Shootout
Monday, Dec. 28 Game
Dallas at Nike Interstate Shootout
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Games
Wilson at Central
Dallas at Nike Interstate Shootout
Wednesday, Dec. 30 Game
Dallas at Nike Interstate Shootout
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CASCO LEAGUE
Team
League
All
Country Christian
4-0
6-0
Perrydale
3-1
3-4
Crosshill Christian
2-1
2-4
Willamette Valley Christian 2-2
3-2
Falls City
1-2
5-2
C.S. Lewis
1-2
1-6
St. John Bosco
1-3
2-5
Livingstone Adventist
1-3
1-3
Jewell
0-1
2-2
Wednesday, Dec. 16 Results
Falls City 42, Mohawk 14
Perrydale 36, Livingstone Adventist 32
FALLS CITY 42, MOHAWK 14
Dec. 16 Box Score
FALLS CITY (42) — Varney 12, Kidd
11, Davis 6, Ziola 4, Mack 4, Houghtaling
3, Hazelton 2, Ellingson, Tadlock, Lim-
berg. Totals 19 2-12 42.
MOHAWK (14) — Hawk 4, Me. Little
3, Rylands 3, Lance 2, Mo. Little 2, Ellis.
Totals 3 8-12 14.
Falls City
15 3 8 16—42
Mohawk
0 6 8
0—14
3-point goals — Falls City 2 (Kidd 1,
Varney 1), Mohawk 0.
Friday, Dec. 18 Result
Falls City 31, St. John Bosco 15
FALLS CITY 31, St. John Bosco 15
Friday’s Box Score
ST. JOHN BOSCO (15) — M. Crowell
8, Sindlinger 7, Bartholomew, T. Owen,
G. Owen, Moore, Daxle. Totals 4 4-9 15.
FALLS CITY (31) — Varney 14, Kidd
6, Davis 6, Houghtaling 5, Ziola, Mack,
Tadlock. Totals 12 6-17 31.
St. John Bosco
0 8 6
1—15
Falls City
8 11 5
7—31
3-point goals — St. John Bosco 3
(M. Crowell 2, Moore 1); Falls City 1
(Kidd 1).
Saturday, Dec. 19 Game
Country Christian 62, Perrydale 26
Monday, Dec. 21 Result
Vernonia 63, Perrydale 19
Tuesday, Dec. 22 Game
Perrydale vs. Monroe at St. Paul
Monday, Dec. 28 Game
Falls City at Siletz Valley
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Games
Falls City at Alsea
Perrydale at Gaston
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
GNAC MEN
Team
League
All
Western Oregon
2-0
11-0
Seattle Pacific
2-0
9-1
Alaska Fairbanks
2-0
8-2
Alaska Anchorage
2-0
9-4
Western Washington
2-1
8-4
Saint Martin’s
1-1
7-3
Montana State Billings
1-1
4-6
Central Washington
0-2
5-2
Northwest Nazarene
0-2
4-4
Concordia
0-2
2-7
Simon Fraser
0-3
1-8
Sunday, Dec. 20 Result
Western Oregon 85, Willamette 50
WOU 85, WILLAMETTE 50
Sunday’s Box Score
WILLAMETTE (50) — Harlington 7,
McCullough 7, Brown 7, Willems 6,
Luedtke 5, Baumgartner 5, Callan 5.,
Russell 2, Browning 2, Oishi 2, Sherfey 2,
Billingsley, Roberts, Verduin Totals
19417-25 50.
WESTERN OREGON (85) — Alaby
14, WIley 11, Omlid 11, Schriber 10,
Nichols 9, Roth 7, Avgi 6, Alexander 6,
Strickland 5, Chirnside 2, Thompson 2,
Souza 2, Raglione. Totals 31 18-22 85.
Willamette
24 26—50
Western Oregon
41 44—85
3-point goals — Willamette 5
(Willems 2, Harlington 1, Brown 1, Callan
1); Western Oregon 5 (Wiley 3, Nichols 1,
Omlid 1).
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Game
Western Oregon at Oregon
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GNAC WOMEN
Team
League
All
Western Washington
2-0
6-4
Montana State Billings
2-0
6-4
Seattle Pacific
2-0
5-4
Alaska Anchorage
2-1
15-1
Central Washington
1-1
8-2
Simon Fraser
1-1
3-4
Concordia
1-1
3-7
Saint Martin’s
1-1
2-6
Northwest Nazarene
0-2
2-6
Western Oregon
0-2
1-9
Alaska Fairbanks
0-3
5-8
Saturday, Dec. 19 Result
Humboldt State 65, Western Oregon 56
HSU 65, WOU 56
Dec. 19 Box Score
WESTERN OREGON (56) — Howey
12, Azorr 12, Bromagem 11, Boschma 6,
Miller 4, Davis 4, Nelke 4, Mottershaw 3,
Bembry, DeLonge. Totals 24 2-2 56.
HUMBOLDT STATE (65) — Kunst
14, Foster 14, Johnson 10, Davis 8,
Puryear 6, McMiller 4, Brown 3, Northern
2, Thayer 2, Haueter 2, Wiggins, Murie.
Totals 20 20-23 65.
Cal Baptist
23 17 26 12—78
Western Oregon 8 20 13 14—55
3-point goals — Western Oregon 6
(Bromagem 3, Azorr 2, Mottershaw 1);
Humboldt State 5 (Johnson 2, Brown 1,
Davis 1, Puryear 1).
WRESTLING
CENTRAL INVITATIONAL
at Central High School
Friday Results
Team scores — Central 203, Tillam-
ook 199, Elmira 164, Willamina 125½,
Monroe 109, Jefferson 100, Santiam
Christian 41, Rainer 28.
(Central individual placers)
106 — Luis Martinez, 1-2, third. 113
— Michael Arciniega, 2-1, third. 120 —
Maunuel Martinez, 3-1, third. 126 —
Bert Bentancourt, 0-2, fifth. 132 — Noah
OREGON NATIONAL GUARD TOURN.
at Liberty High School
Saturday Results
Team scores — Aloha 272½, Dallas
244½, North Marion 213½, Tualatin
182½, Bonney Lake 172½, Sandy 171,
Forest Grove 157, Sherwood 154, Mc-
Nary 150½, Oregon City 146½, Silverton
134½, Banks 128½, Cleveland 106½, Lib-
erty 97, Wilsonville 92, Estacada 88,
Clackamas 64½, Roosevelt 59.
(Dallas individual placers)
106 — Dawson Barcroft, 3-1, ninth.
113 — Joseph Foster, 4-0, first; Angie
Sletten, 2-2, fourth; Zachary Caliparo, 3-
1, ninth; Tristan White, 1-2, 14th. 120 —
Ryan Bibler, 2-2, fourth; Jesse Stuhr, 4-1,
17th. 126 — Sammy Chung, 3-1, third.
132 — Noah Sickles, 4-1, second; An-
thony Knudson, 1-3, 15th. 138 — Ean
Woodruff, 3-2, sixth; Bryce Miller, 2-3,
20th. 145 — Joseph English, 2-3,
eighth; Tylor Vandenbroeke, 3-2, 13th.
152 — Cody Janssen, 3-2, fifth; Noel
Reyes, 3-2, 11th; Thomas Gniadecki, 1-
4, 24th. 160 — Tanner Earhart, 3-1,
third; Devon Floyd, 3-2, 11th. 170 —
Jeff Dunagan, 5-0, first; Treve Earhart, 4-
1, second. 182 — Clay Coxen, 2-2,
fourth. 195 — Honorio Colipano, 3-2,
sixth; Bryce Jordan, 1-3, eighth. 220 —
Marcus Molina, 4-1, second. 285 — Zeb
Kiggins, 2-2, 22nd.
Tuesday, Dec. 29 Match
Central, Dallas at NW Duals
Wednesday, Dec. 30 Match
Central, Dallas at NW Duals
BOYS
SWIMMING
GIRLS
SWIMMING
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Result
Crescent Valley 115, Dallas 43
CRESCENT VALLEY 115, DALLAS 43
at Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Results
200 medley relay — 3, Dallas A
(Mikaila Sayers, Anna Tieftruck, Eliza-
beth Dressel, Jolie-Rae Ford), 2:20.71; 5,
Dallas B (Annalisa Kakacek, Ashley
Ragan, Emily Beasley, Hannah Locke),
2:54.90. 200 freestyle — 3, Karlee
Miller, 2:51.57; 4, Emily Beasley, 3:00.77.
50 freestyle — 2, Jolie-Rae Ford, 26.59;
5, Ashley Ragan, 45.45. 100 butterfly —
2, Elizabeth Dressel, 1:06.04. 100
freestyle — 1, Jolie-Rae Ford, 58.76; 3,
Mikaila Sayers, 1:11.85; 4, Hannah Locke,
1:38.83. 500 freestyle — 4, Karlee
Miller, 7:54.47; 5, Emily Beasley, 7:52.36.
200 freestyle relay — 4, Dallas A (An-
nalisa Kakacek, Hannah Locke, Emily
Beasley, Karlee Miller), 2:28.51. 100
backstroke — 2, Elizabeth Dressel,
1:06.63. 100 breaststroke — 4, Mikaila
Sayers, 1:41.92; 5, Anna Tieftruck,
1:49.03; 6, Ashley Ragan, 1:56.08. 400
freestyle relay — 2, Dallas A (Elizabeth
Dressel, Karlee Miller, Mikaila Sayers,
Jolie-Rae Ford), 4:31.83.
Thursday, Dec. 17 Result
Corvallis 181, Central 79
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Result
Dallas 83, Crescent Valley 43
DALLAS 83, CRESCENT VALLEY 43
at Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis
Tuesday, Dec. 15 Results
200 medley relay — 2, Dallas A (Ian
Sayers, Amicus Ambler, Nate Ludwig,
Parker Ford), 2:09.59. 200 freestyle — 1,
Ryan Kennedy, 2:11.11; 3, Winfield Slet-
ten, 3:23.60. 200 individual medley —
2, Ian Sayers, 2:35.79; 3, Nate Ludwig,
2:37.66. 50 freestyle — 1, Parker Ford,
27.52; 2, Johathan Dressel, 29.39; 3,
Treven Headley, 40.00. 100 butterfly —
2, Nate Ludwig, 1:14.14; 3, Amicus Am-
bler, 1:21.90. 100 freestyle — 1, Ryan
Kennedy, 1:00.75; 2, Jonathan Dressel,
1:10.45. 200 freestyle relay — 2, Dallas
A (Ryan Kennedy, Parker Ford, Ian Say-
ers, Jonathan Dressel), 1:52.06. 100
backstroke — 1, Ian Sayers, 1:15.13; 2,
Parker Ford, 1:17.38. 100 breaststroke
— 2, Amicus Ambler, 1:26.26; 3, Winfield
Sletten, 1:49.87. 400 freestyle relay —
1, Dallas A (Nate Ludwig, Amicus Am-
bler, Jonathan Dressel, Ryan Kennedy),
4:42.69.
Thursday, Dec. 17 Result
Corvallis 189, Central 59
CORVALLIS 189, CENTRAL 59
at Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis
Thursday Results
200 medley relay — 2, Central A
CORVALLIS 181, CENTRAL 79
at Osborn Aquatic Center, Corvallis
Thursday Results
200 medley relay — 3, Central A
(Annie Taylor, Kate Taylor, Patty Torres,
AnneMarie Hasbrook), 2:30.18; 4, Cen-
tral B (Macey Nelson, Noah Torres,
Sophia Henke, Margaret Lippsmeyer(,
2:37.64. 200 freestyle — 3, Sara Wright,
2:50.40. 200 individual medley — 3,
AnneMarie Hasbrook, 3:09.04. 50
freestyle — 2, Julissa Amador, 29.12; 6,
Margaret Lippsmeyer, 35.44; 7, Patty
Torres, 36.31; 8, Noah Torres, 36.79. 100
freestyle — 2, Annie Taylor, 1:06.36; 3,
Julissa Amador, 1:07.63; 6, AnneMarie
Hasbrook, 1:12.00; 7, Patty Torres,
1:23.46; 8, Ellen Zimmerman, 1:37.16.
500 freestyle — 3, Kate Taylor, 8:03.11.
200 freestyle relay — 3, Central A
(Noah Torres, Macey Nelson, Sara
Wright, Patty Torres), 2:25.45; 4, Central
B (Paige Martin, Juliana Flores-Arce,
Reann Kelley, Cecilia Svaricek), 2:39.81.
100 backstroke — 1, Annie Taylor,
1:19.89; 4, Macey Nelson, 1:39.27. 100
breaststroke — 3, Margaret Lippsmey-
er, 1:33.91; 4, Noah Torres, 1:35.78. 400
freestyle relay — 2, Central A (Annie
Taylor, AnneMarie Hasbrook, Kate Tay-
lor, Julissa Amador), 4:45.16; 4, Central B
(Juliana Flores-Arce, Margaret
Lippsmeyer, Paige Martin, Sophia
Henke), 5:54.36.