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Polk County Itemizer-Observer • January 20, 2016 11A
Welty: Senior not afraid to push teammates’ buttons
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Prior to the fourth quar-
ter, Welty was held scoreless
during the matchup. He had
two points in the fourth and
had Dallas’ lone basket in
the overtime period.
“Avery, he’s a good free-
throw shooter,” Dragons
coach Trent Schwartz said. “I
think as a player, you want
to be in that spot.”
Welty wasn’t about to let
his teammates down.
“You have to know that
you’re going to hit your
shots,” Welty said. “The first
thing that pops into my
mind is my team. I have to
be able to step up at the end
of the game.”
Welty stepped up to the
line, took a moment to com-
pose himself and shot. The
first one was good, but the
second was just as impor-
tant. A make and the Drag-
ons would lead by four. A
miss and it remained a one
possession game.
Welty was just as true on
the second.
The Dragons won 38-37.
Welty’s willingness to face
the pressure is what has
made him a valuable asset
for the Dragons — and one
who is able to push not only
himself, but his teammates
as well.
—
He may not be a team
captain, but Welty isn’t
afraid to push buttons.
“I like to hold my team-
mates accountable,” Welty
said. “If they’re going to do
something, I don’t want
them to half-ass it.”
Whether that means en-
couraging them after a good
play or saying something to
them to get them going,
Welty knows what makes his
teammates tick.
“I like to get under their
skin a little bit and make
them go harder,” Welty said.
“I think I thrive off of it. I
know how far is too far.”
At the root of his willing-
ness to test his teammates’
limits is a drive to always get
better.
“We have to push each
other,” Welty said. “If you
don’t have motivation, you
won’t feel the need to get
any better. If you don’t get
any better, you won’t win
any games.”
The Dragons will need
Welty’s drive after following
up their win over Central
with a 68-45 loss to South
Albany.
“We definitely came out
flat,” Schwartz said.
South Albany shot 56 per-
cent from the field and 64
percent from beyond the arc
teaching Dallas an impor-
tant lesson.
“Hopefully we can learn
from this both in our defen-
sive technique but, more
importantly, in our mental
approach, about coming to
play every night with the
same intensity regardless of
the size of the crowd, oppo-
nent, or venue,” Schwartz
said.
T h e Dra g o n s h o s t e d
league-leading Corvallis
Tuesday after press time and
plays at Crescent Valley on
Friday. As Dallas hopes to
prove itself as a contender in
the Mid-Willamette Confer-
ence, Welty will be there
pushing his teammates
every step of the way.
“We have to hit it harder
than we ever had before,”
Welty said. “The competi-
tion … this is what basket-
ball is all about.”
WESTERN OREGON ROUNDUP
Miracle: Dallas coach tried
to call timeout before shot Men’s basketball rolls to wins
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M i n a h a n d i d n’t s e e
Schwartz attempting to call
a timeout. Instead, he had a
split-second decision to
make.
“I looked up at the clock
and I looked at the sidelines
and they were telling me to
go,” Minahan said. “I kind
of had to just shoot it.”
Central coach Tim Kreta
just wanted his players to
stay focused for one last
shot.
“I was focused on making
sure our kids were turning
around and getting in front
of someone,” Kreta said.
“Sometimes they get so
caught up in emotion with
the students and the fans
cheering. You just have to
be thinking one step ahead
at all times.”
Home again
• Dallas begins a five-
game homestand on Tues-
day against Lebanon.
• The Dragons entered
the week in a tie for second
place in the Mid-Willamette
Conference.
• Dallas averages 47.3
points per game, the sec-
ond lowest mark in the
league.
Minahan was able to find
an open shot and, from the
left side of half court, Mina-
han launched a desperation
heave.
“I was just trying to line it
up,” Minahan said. “When
you’re going that fast, you
hope it makes it perfectly or
it banks right in. I was not
expecting to make that shot
at all, especially from the
left side.”
For the briefest of mo-
ments, the crowd, which
featured rowdy student sec-
tions from both schools, fell
silent.
Then, the shot fell.
“It was a miraculous
shot,” Schwartz said.
The game was headed to
overtime, where Dallas held
on for a 38-37 win.
Minahan’s shot will go
down as one of the Drag-
ons’ most memorable mo-
ments — one that helped
give Dallas new life.
“It’s hard to put into
words,” senior guard Avery
Welty said. “That shot re-
vived us. We had another
chance to show them what
we actually have.”
Itemizer-Observer staff report
BELLINGHAM, Wash. —
Western Oregon’s men’s bas-
ketball team couldn’t be
slowed
during a
90-67 win
over Simon
Fraser on
Thursday
and a 78-
58 victory
over West-
ern Wash-
Avgi
ington on
Saturday.
Senior Andy Avgi scored a
game-high 20 points against
Simon Fraser, while Alex
Roth added 18 points and six
rebounds. The Wolves de-
feated the Clan for the 14th-
straight time dating back to
1999.
WOU led for all but one
minute and 48 seconds
against Western Washington.
The Wolves led by only
one at the half before
outscoring the Vikings by 19
in the second half.
Avgi scored 19 points and
Roth added 18 points again.
Julian Nichols scored 15
points.
WOU improved to 14-2
overall and 7-1 in Great
Northwest Athletic Confer-
ence play.
Western Oregon will host
Alaska Anchorage on Thurs-
day and Alaska Fairbanks on
Saturday at 7 p.m.
WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
DEFEATS CONCORDIA: West-
ern Oregon’s women’s basket-
ball team defeated Concordia
53-43 on Jan. 12 before falling
to Montana State Billings 60-37
on Saturday. Jordan Motter-
shaw scored a game-high 14
points against Concordia. Emily
Howey added 13 points, three
rebounds and one blocked
shot.
Sydney Azorr scored seven
points against Montana State
Billings.
WOU fell to 3-13 overall and
2-6 in conference play after the
loss. The Wolves host Central
Washington on Thursday and
Northwest Nazarene on Satur-
day at 5:15 p.m.
TRACK AND FIELD OPENS
INDOOR SEASON: Western
Oregon’s track and ield team
competed at the University of
Washington Indoor Preview
meet on Saturday.
Badane Sultessa also set a
new school mark in the 600-
meter run, inishing in 1:19.95,
taking eighth overall.
Emmi Collier led the women,
placing ninth in the weighted
throw with a mark of 53 feet,
6.5 inches.
WOU will compete at the
Washington Invitational on Jan.
29.
— Sammy Chung, 3-0, first. 138 — Ean
Woodruff, 3-1, second; Joseph English,
4-1, fifth. 145 — Tylor Vandenbroeke, 3-
1, second. 195 — Honorio Colipano, 3-1,
fifth; Bryce Jordan, 2-2, sixth.
Juan Mendoza, C, pinned Noah Mont-
gomery, 1:20. 152 — Collin Swinehart,
C, technical fall Braiden Burris, 21-4. 160
— K aleb Roach, CH, SV-1 John
Lippsmeyer, 3-1. 170 — Justin Kearney,
CH, technical fall Gabe Arreguin, 16-1.
182 — Riley Jaramillo, CH, pinned David
Negrete, 1:14. 195 — Sam Crow, C<
pinned Kaden Wallace, 1:29. 220 — Jay-
den Defond, CH, pinned Xavier Morales,
2:59. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu, C,
pinned Blayne Burnett, inj.
SCOREBOARD
BOYS
BASKETBALL
MID-WILLAMETTE
Team
League
Corvallis
3-0
Silverton
2-1
Dallas
2-1
Lebanon
1-2
Crescent Valley
1-2
South Albany
1-2
Woodburn
1-2
Central
1-2
Tuesday, Jan. 12 Result
Dallas 38, Central 37 (OT)
All
9-4
8-5
6-6
7-5
7-6
7-6
6-6
5-7
DALLAS 38, CENTRAL 37
Jan. 12 Box Score
DALLAS (38) — Minahan 19, Laizure
6, Welty 6, Richey 4, Broadus 3, Hanson,
Collins, Ronco, Wallace, Dimick. Totals
15 6-14 38.
CENTRAL (37) — Bal 11, K. Cable 10,
Barba 7, Stepp 4, Mendazona 3, Abra-
ham 2, Barry, Mason. Totals 14 4-7 37.
Dallas
2 12 13 7 4—38
Central
4 13 10 7 3—37
3-point goals — Dallas 2 (Minahan 1,
Richey 1); Central 5 (Bal 3, Barba 2).
Friday, Jan. 15 Results
Crescent Valley 58, Central 48
South Albany 68, Dallas 45
CRESCENT VALLEY 58, CENTRAL 48
Friday’s Box Score
CENTRAL (48) — Barba 15, Bal 13,
Mendazona 8, W. Cable 6, Andrew Barry
4, K. Cable 2, Mason, Stepp, Abraham.
Totals 18 5-8 48.
CRESCENT VALLEY (58) — Casey
20, Gray 16, Hufanga 14, Phillips-Hous-
ton 5, Hansen 3, Little, Van Tamalen,
Killen. Totals 18 19-29 58.
Central
16 12 12
8—48
Crescent Valley 11 20 8 19—58
3-point goals — Central 7 (Bal 3,
Barba , Mendazona 1); Crescent Valley 3
(Casey 1, Phillips-Houston 1, Hansen 1).
SOUTH ALBANY 68, DALLAS 45
Friday’s Box Score
DALLAS (45) — Minahan 10, Richey
10, Wallace 6, Hansen 5, Broadus 3,
Welty 2, Koons 2, Ronco, Dimick. Totals
16 7-10 45.
SOUTH ALBANY (68) — Guilford 19,
Crittenden 18, Hemzacek 15, Costello 8,
Barnes 3, Matta 3, Finneman 2, Ander-
son, Vasquez, Franklin . Totals 23 11-16
68.
Dallas
10 16 9 10—45
South Albany 15 21 15 17—68
3-point goals — Dallas 6 (Wallace 2,
Richey 2, Broadus 1, Hansen 1); South Al-
bany 11 (Hemzacek 4, Guilford 3, Costello
2, Barnes 1, Matta 1).
Tuesday, Jan. 19 Games
Lebanon at Central
Corvallis at Dallas
Friday, Jan. 22 Games
Silverton at Central
Dallas at Crescent Valley
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Games
Central at Corvallis
Lebanon at Dallas
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CASCO LEAGUE
Team
League
All
Perrydale
7-1
10-4
Crosshill Christian
6-1
10-2
C.S. Lewis
6-1
9-5
Willamette Valley Christian 5-3
6-6
Country Christian
4-4
5-8
Livingstone Adventist
2-5
3-5
St. John Bosco
2-6
4-7
Falls City
1-6
2-9
Jewell
0-6
3-9
Tuesday, Jan. 12 Result
Falls City 56, Jewell 38
Friday, Jan. 15 Results
C.S. Lewis 51, Falls City 27
Perrydale 50, Crosshill Christian 42
PERRYDALE 50, CROSSHILL 42
Friday’s Box Score
CROSSHILL CHRISTIAN (42) — Gille
18, Dejager 10, Talmage 6, Towers 6,
Halfman 2, Isa. Rodriguez, Cotter, Ism.
Rodriguez. Totals 15 7-9 42.
PERRYDALE (50) — Janesofsky 18,
Barnes 18, Cruickshank 6, Bibler 6, Bailey
2, Fairchild. Totals 20 9-12 50.
Crosshill Christ. 12 5 8 17—42
Perrydale
13 13 12 12—50
3-point goals — Crosshill Christian 5
(Dejager 2, Talmadge 2, Gille 1); Perrydale
1 (Janesofsky 1).
Tuesday, Jan. 19 Games
Willamette Valley Christian at Falls City
Jewell at Perrydale
Thursday, Jan. 21 Game
Falls City at Livingstone Adventist
Friday, Jan. 22 Game
C.S. Lewis at Perrydale
Saturday Jan. 23 Game
St. Paul at Perrydale
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Games
Falls City at Country Christian
Willamette Valley Christian at Perrydale
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
MID-WILLAMETTE
Team
League
All
Silverton
3-0
13-0
Central
3-0
8-4
Corvallis
2-1
9-4
Dallas
2-1
6-6
Lebanon
1-2
8-5
Woodburn
1-2
5-8
Crescent Valley
0-3
4-8
South Albany
0-3
4-9
Wednesday, Jan. 13 Result
Central 49, Dallas 37
CENTRAL 49, DALLAS 37
Jan. 13 Box Score
CENTRAL (49) — Omlid 14, Alvarez
13, Nash 11, Girod 4, Chavez 3, Riddell 2,
Broadus 2. Totals 17 11-21 49.
DALLAS (37) — Savage 16, Classen
5, Heggstrom 4, Zwicker 4, Senger 3, Tal-
lon 3, Feldman 2, Ronco. Totals 15 5-12
37.
Central
10 14 10 15—49
Dallas
13 8 10
6—37
3-point goals — Central 4 (Nash 2,
Omlid 1, Chavez 1); Dallas 2 (Senger 1,
Classen 1).
Friday, Jan. 15 Results
Central 57, Crescent Valley 42
Dallas 74, South Albany 28
CENTRAL 57, CRESCENT VALLEY 42
Friday’s Box Score
CRESCENT VALLEY (42) — McClave
14, Daniels 11, Gay 8, Plemmons 4,
Huang 2, Taylor 2, Hollon 1, VanLaere.
Totals 13 10-17 42.
CENTRAL (57) — Nash 26, Omlid 14,
Alvarez 7, Chavez 4, Riddell 3, Girod 3,
Berry, Broadus, Trevino. Totals 20 9-12
57.
Crescent Val.
8 16 8 10—42
Central
13
8 15 21—57
3-point goals — Crescent Valley 6
(Daniels 3, McClave 3); Central 8 (Nash 5,
Alvarez 2, Chavez 1).
Wednesday, Jan. 20 Games
Central at Lebanon
Dallas at Corvallis
Friday, Jan. 22 Games
Central at Silverton
Crescent Valley at Dallas
Saturday, Jan. 12 Game
Dallas at Redmond
Wednesday, Jan. 27 Games
Corvallis at Central
Dallas at Lebanon
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FALLS CITY 34, C.S. LEWIS 18
Friday’s Box Score
C.S. LEWIS (18) — B. Trowbridge 7,
A. Trowbridge 4, Swan 4, Espinosa 3, Ca-
mack, Grant, Huber, McCuthchen. Totals
7 3-12 18.
FALLS CITY (34) — Kidd 13, Varney
7, Houghtaling 6, Mack 4, Davis 2, Tad-
lock 2, Ellingson, Ziola, Lavoie, Owens,
Limberg. Totals 13 5-11 34.
C.S. Lewis
0 0 10
8—18
Falls City
10 13 9
2—34
3-point goals — C.S. Lewis 1 (Es-
pinosa 1); Falls City 2 (Kidd 3).
Tuesday, Jan. 19 Games
Willamette Valley Christian at Falls City
Jewell at Perrydale
Thursday, Jan. 21 Game
Falls City at Livingstone Adventist
Friday, Jan. 22 Game
C.S. Lewis at Perrydale
Saturday, Jan. 23 Game
St. Paul at Perrydale
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Games
Falls City at Country Christian
Willamette Valley Christian at Perrydale
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
GNAC MEN
Team
League
All
Alaska Anchorage
8-0
15-4
Western Oregon
7-1
14-2
Alaska Fairbanks
6-2
12-4
Seattle Pacific
5-3
12-4
Central Washington
5-3
10-3
Western Washington
4-4
10-7
Montana State Billings
3-5
6-10
Concordia
3-5
5-10
Northwest Nazarene
2-6
6-8
Saint Martin’s
1-7
7-9
Simon Fraser
0-8
1-13
Thursday, Jan. 14 Result
Western Oregon 90, Simon Fraser 67
WOU 90, SFU 67
Thursday’s Box Score
WESTERN OREGON (90) — Avgi 20,
Roth 18, Wiley 10, Alaby 8, Strickland 8,
Nichols 7, Alexander 6, Omlid 6, Nestell
5, Schriber 2, Thompson, Souza. Totals
34 15-19 90.
SIMON FRASER (67) — Harper 17,
Williamson 15, Vos 9, Sewani 8, Gairey
7, Pankratz 5, Smith 4, Lewin 2,
Bakken. Totals 22 15-20 67.
Western Oregon
42 48—90
Simon Fraser
39 28—67
3-point goals — Western Oregon 7
(Wiley 3, Strickland 2, Nichols 1, Nestell
1); Simon Fraser 8 (Harper 3, Vos 3,
Williamson 2).
Saturday, Jan. 16 Result
Western Oregon 78, W. Washington 58
CASCO LEAGUE
Team
League
Country Christian
8-0
Perrydale
7-1
Willamette Valley Christian 5-3
Falls City
4-3
Livingstone Adventist
3-4
Crosshill Christian
3-4
St. John Bosco
2-6
C.S. Lewis
1-6
Jewell
0-6
Tuesday, Jan. 12 Result
Falls City 44, Jewell 22
Friday, Jan. 15 Results
Falls City 34, C.S. Lewis 18
Perrydale 31, Crosshill Christian 20
All
12-1
9-5
9-3
8-5
3-4
3-7
3-8
1-12
2-9
FALLS CITY 44, JEWELL 22
Jan. 12 Box Score
FALLS CITY (44) — Varney 18, Mack
11, Houghtaling 6, Kidd 5, Davis 2, Tad-
lock 2, Ellingson, Ziola, Owens, Limberg.
Totals 17 7-12 44.
JEWELL (22) — Morales 8, Guillen 6,
Littlepage 4, Olvera 2, Kaczenski 2. To-
tals 11 0-2 22.
Falls City
12 14 16
2—44
Jewell
2 6 8
6—22
3-point goals — Falls City 3 (Varney
2, Kidd 1); Jewell 0.
WOU 78, SFU 58
Saturday’s Box Score
WESTERN OREGON (78) — Avgi 19,
Roth 18, Nichols 15, Alexander 9, Omlid
9, Wile 8, Nestell, Alaby, Strickland,
Thompson, Schriber. Totals 28 12-17
78.
WESTERN WASHINGTON (58) —
Maxwell 17, Dreschsel 16, Parker 9,
Scholten 6, Mitchell 4, Javier 2, Impero
2, Fernandez 2, Johnson, Kingma, Wal-
lace. Totals 21 9-16 58.
Western Oregon
34 44—78
Western Washington
33 25—58
3-point goals — Western Oregon 10
(Nichols 4, Avgi 2, Wiley 2, Alexander 1,
Roth 1); Western Washington 7 (Drech-
sel 4, Scholten 2, Parker 1).
Thursday, Jan. 21 Game
Alaska Anchorage at Western Oregon
Saturday, Jan. 23 Game
Alaska Fairbanks at Western Oregon
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GNAC WOMEN
Team
League
Alaska Anchorage
7-1
Montana State Billings
7-1
Western Washington
7-1
Simon Fraser
5-3
Central Washington
4-4
Seattle Pacific
3-5
Northwest Nazarene
3-5
Saint Alaska Fairbanks
3-5
Martin’s
2-6
All
20-1
11-5
11-5
7-6
11-5
6-9
5-9
5-10
7-11
Western Oregon
2-6
3-13
Concordia
1-7
3-13
Tuesday, Jan. 12 Result
Western Oregon 53, Concordia 43
WOU 53, CONCORDIA 43
Jan. 12 Box Score
CONCORDIA (43) — Dean 11, Sar-
man 6, Hartzog 5, Daly 4, Smith 4.
LeSure 4, Higbie 4, Campbell 3,
Cartwright 2. Totals 16 8-11 43.
WESTERN OREGON (53) — Motter-
shaw 14, Howey 13, Nelke 8, Boschma 7,
DeLonge 4, Azorr 3, Miller 2, Davis 2, Be-
mbry, Bromagem. Totals 19 11-14 53.
Concordia
13 12 14 4—43
Western Oregon 19 12 12 10—53
3-point goals — Concordia 3 (Sar-
man 1, Campbell 1, Dean 1); Western
Oregon 4 (Mottershaw 2, Azorr 1,
Boschma 1).
Saturday, Jan. 16 Result
MSUB 60, Western Oregon 37
MSUB 60, WOU 37
Saturday’s Box Score
MONTANA STATE BILLINGS (60) —
Grimsrud 14, Olson 12, Breen 9, Kane 7,
Stavish 6, Prevost 5, Van Atta 4, Hanson
3, Hull, Edwards. Totals 21 9-16 60.
WESTERN OREGON (37) — Azorr 7,
Davis 4, Bembry 4, Henry 4, Nelke 4, Bro-
magem 3, Miller 3, Mottershaw 2,
Howey 2, DeLonge 2, Gerlinger 2. Totals
15 4-6 37.
MSUB
23 14 17 6—60
Western Oregon 10 5 14 8—37
3-point goals — Montana State
Billings 9 (Grimsrud 4, Olson 2, Stavish 2,
Breen 1); Western Oregon 3 (Azorr 1,
Bromagem 1, Bembry 1).
Thursday, Jan. 21 Game
Central Washington at Western Oregon
Saturday, Jan. 23 Game
NW Nazarene at Western Oregon
WRESTLING
CENTRAL 41, SOUTH ALBANY 33
at Central High School
Jan. 13 Results
106 — Luis Martinez, C, pinned Car-
son Austin, 1:09. 113 — Anthony Pulido,
SA, pinned Nicholas Kunkle, 0:55. 120
— Mikey Medina, SA, dec. Manuel Mar-
tinez, 3-1. 126 — Tyler Montgomery, SA,
dec. Rick Simmons, 12-8. 132 — Matt
Roeser, SA, dec. Caedman Whisenhunt,
7-5. 138 — Isaac Ogden, SA, pinned
Alan Vargas, 2:39. 145 — Juan Mendoza,
C, technical fall Richard Monize, 15-0.
152 — Collin Swinehart, C, pinned Jo-
vany Garibay-Perez, 0:46. 160 — John
Lippsmeyer, C, won by forfeit. 170 —
Gabe Arreguin, C, won by forfeit. 182 —
Austin Wimer, SA, pinned Adam
Morales, 1:58. 195 — Sam Crow, C,
pinned James Logan, 0:32. 220 — Angel
Huerta-Carrera, SA, pinned Opeti Tuipu-
lotu, 1:57. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu, C,
pinned Dexter Rimer, 2:46.
DALLAS 37, WOODBURN 22
at Woodburn High School
Jan. 13 Results
106 — Ryan Bibler, D, pinned Marcos
Hernandez, 1:44. 113 — Joseph Foster,
D, pinned Aiden Lopez, 1:29. 120 — Luis
Venancio, W, major dec. Zachary Cali-
paro, 12-2. 126 — Isaiah McIntosh, D,
major dec. Sergio Mendez, 23-11. 132
— Sammy Chung, D, pinned Giovanni
Bravo, 5:19. 138 —Ean Woodruff, D, dec.
Rafael Vasquez, 7-5. 145 — Noel Reyes,
D, dec. Rex Ramirez, 8-6. 152 —
Nicholas Nelson, D, dec. Christopher
Serrano, W, 10-7. 160 — Karson Chris-
tiansen, W, dec. Devon Floyd, 5-4. 170
— Double forfeit. 182 — Jacob Shep-
erd, W, dec. Jeff Dunagan, 13-8. 195 —
Honorio Colipano, D, pinned David
Tapia, 3:48. 220 — Carlos Lazaro, W,
pinned Bryce Jordan, 1:09. 285 — Abra-
ham Robles, W, won by forfeit.
SOUTHRIDGE WRESTLING TOURNEY
at Southridge High School
Saturday’s Results
Team scores — Dallas 235½,
Southridge 230½, Wilsonville 211, West
Salem 171, Liberty 160½, Woodburn
128, Wilson 122, Nestucca 117, Gresham
97½, McKay 89, Madison 13.
(Dallas placers)
106 — Ryan Bibler, 4-0, first. 106 —
Jacob Jones, 2-0, second; Joseph Foster,
2-0, second. 120 — Jesse Stuhr, 4-.0,
first; Zachary Colipano, 1-2, fourth. 126
OREGON CLASSIC
at Redmond
Friday and Saturday’s Results
Team scores — Hermiston, Crater,
Churchill, Central, Hillsboro, Redmond,
Sandy, Mountain View, Bend, Pendleton,
Silverton, St. Helens, Hood River Valley,
Summit, Pendleton, Milwaukie.
CENTRAL 40, PENDLETON 35
106 — Lane Evens, P, pinned Luis
Martinez, 3:59. 113 — Dalton Cortazar,
P, pinned Nicholas Kunkle, 0:59. 120 —
Blake Davis, P, major dec. Manuel Mar-
tinez, 11-1. 126 — Alex Rendon, P,
pinned Rick Simmons, 1:04. 132 —
Brendon Bedolla, P, dec. Caedman
Whisenhunt, 7-5. 138 —Alan Vargas, C,
def. Scott Chambers, inj. 145 — Morgan
Holcomb, P, pinned Juan Mendoza, 1:58.
152 — Collin Swinehart, C, major dec.
Taylor Williamson, 13-0. 160 — JD Pe-
ters, P, major dec. John Lippsmeyer, 15-
2. 170 — Gabriel Arreguin, C, pinned
Gabe Goad, 3:50. 182 — David Negrete,
C, pinned Greg Lee, 0:30. 195 — Sam
Crow, C, pinned Marcus Taylor, 6:00. 220
— Opeti Tuipulotu, C, pinned Jeff
Priester, 2:52. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu,
C, pinned Jacob Banks, 1:09.
CENTRAL 40, BEND 30
106 — Luis Martinez, C, pinned Tim
Fratto, 2:50. 113 — Tommy Gallamore,
B, pinned Nicholas Kunkle, 1:34. 120 —
Peter Miller, B, dec. Manuel Martinez, 9-
4. 126 — Rick Simmons, C, pinned
Maitiu Millar-Sanchez, 1:59. 132 — Josi-
ah Bales, B, dec. Caedman Whisenhunt,
7-3. 138 — Chance Beutler, B, pinned
Alan Vargas, 1:45. 145 — Vitya Johnson,
B, dec. Juan Mendoza, 11-4. 152 — John
Lippsmeyer, C, major dec. Victor Rincon,
14-3. 160 — Collin Swinehart, C, pinned
Haakon Kjellesvik, 3:02. 170 — Jacob
Dupuis, B, pinned Gabriel Arreguin, 1:06.
182 — David Negrete, C, pinned Mar-
shall Davis, 1:07. 195 — Sam Crow, C,
pinned Reese Buck, 2:22. 220 — Jason
Soto, B, dec. Opeti Tuipulotu, 6-4. 285 —
Marlon Tuipulotu, C, pinned Jakob
Larsen, 1:35.
HILLSBORO 66, CENTRAL 15
106 — Cole Siemon, H, pinned Luis
Martinez, 3:06. 113 — Nick Peterson, H,
won by forfeit. 120 — Jaiven Rodriguez,
H, pinned Manuel Martinez, 1:02. 126 —
Jose Valero, H, pinned Rick Simmons,
4:27. 132 — Peyton Bell, H, pinned
Caedman Whisenhunt, 2:58. 138 —
Eddie Kalamau III, H, pinned Alan Var-
gas, 0:54. 145 — Ruben Rodriguez-
Saenz, H, won by forfeit. 152 — Collin
Swinehart, C, dec. Gabe Schade, 5-1.
160 — Kobe Smith, H, pinned John
L i p p s m e ye r, 1 : 1 5 . 1 7 0 — S a g e
Roundtree, H, pinned Gabriel Arreguin,
0:47. 182 — Jarred Eichstadt, H, pinned
David Negrete, 3:17. 195 — Hunter
Morse, H, pinned Adam Morales, 2:31.
220 — Opeti Tuipulotu, C, won by for-
feit. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu, C, pinned
Nicholas Beede, 0:40.
HERMISTON 71, CENTRAL 6
106 — Daylon Eng, H, pinned Luis
Martinez, 2:57. 113 — Isaiah Aguilar, H,
pinned Nicholas Kunkle, 0:47. 120 —
Liam Tarvin, H, pinned Manuel Martinez,
0:30. 126 — Andy Wagner, H, pinned
Rick Simmons, 1:18. 132 — Adrian Tuia,
H, major dec. Caedman Whisenhunt, 9-
0. 138 — CJ Hendon, H, pinned Alan
Vargas, 0:56. 145 — Will Sharkey, H,
pinned Juan Mendoza, 4:00. 152 —
Valen Wyse, H, major dec. Collin Swine-
hart, 16-4. 160 — Joey Gutierrez, H,
pinned John Lippsmeyer, 3:03. 170 —
Brock Mcdonough, H, pinned Gabe Ar-
reguin, 1:59. 182 — Bob Coleman, H,
dec. David Negrete, 9-2. 195 — Sam
Colbray, H, pinned Sam Crow, 1:58. 220
— Corey Mason, H, pinned Opeti Tuipu-
lotu, 1:31. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu, C,
pinned Beau Blake, 1:07.
CHURCHILL 50, CENTRAL 29
106 — Gavin Sherrill, CH, pinned
Luis Martinez, 0:33. 113 — Joshua
Sitowski, CH, pinned Nicholas Kunkle,
0:47. 120 — Derick Tollen, CH, pinned
Manuel Martinez, 0:32. 126 — Cade
Ezell, CH, pinned Rick Simmons, 0:39.
132 — Gary Thayer, CH, pinned Caed-
man Whisenhunt, 3:01. 138 — Alan Var-
gas, C, pinned Evan Powell, 2:43. 145 —
Wednesday, Jan. 20 Match
South Albany at Dallas
Friday, Jan. 22 Matches
Central at Gary Seaney Memorial
Dallas at Tournament of Champions
Saturday, Jan. 23 Matches
Central at Central Duals
Dallas at Tournament of Champions
Wednesday, Jan. 27 Matches
Central at Silverton
Crescent Valley at Dallas
PREP
SWIMMING
Thursday Meet
Central, Dallas at Dallas Invitational
CLUB
SWIMMING
BLUE DOLPHINS
Lebanon Invitational
At Lebanon Community Pool
Jan. 16-17 Results
(BDST placers)
BOYS
200 freestyle (15 and over) — 2,
Jesse Genualdi, 2:21.73. 100 freestyle (9-
10) — 5, Cash Hagedorn, 2:01.49. 100
freestyle (13-14) — 6, Gabe Applegate,
1:08.49. 100 freestyle (15 and over) —
2, Jesse Genualdi, 1:00.82. 200 butterfly
(13-14) — 1, Gabe Applegate, 3:07.19.
50 freestyle (9-10) — 8, Cash Hagedorn,
56.68. 50 freestyle (13-14) — 6, Gabe
Applegate, 32.59.
GIRLS
100 individual medley (9-10) — 1,
Lonny Stork, 1:24.80; 2, Sydney
Alamein, 1:29.26; 3, Kaitlyn Landis,
1:31.85; 7, Kadence King, 1:40.81; 9,
Gentry Hagedorn, 1:42.78; 15, Emmy
Pfankuch, 3:46.93. 100 individual med-
ley (11-12) — 8, Jaden Irwin, 1:27.77; 9,
Savannah King, 1:28.72; 12, Maddie Al-
tenburg, 1:36.82; 19, Madison Hanson,
2:05.77. 200 freestyle (11-12) — 4,
Jaden Irwin, 2:47.03; 5, Taylor Hage-
dorn, 2:53.93. 100 freestyle (11-12) —
6, Savannah King, 1:15.78. 50 breast-
stroke (9-10) — 1, Sydney Alamein,
46.99; 2, Lonny Stork, 47.64; 8, Gentry
Hagedorn, 53.77; 12, Emmy Pfankuch,
2:13.86. 50 breaststroke (11-12) — 3,
Taylor Hagedorn, 50.36; 5, Maddie Al-
tenburg, 54.03. 100 breaststroke (11-
12) — 9, Savannah King, 1:43.10; 11,
Jaden Irwin, 1:46.07; 14, Madison Han-
son, 2:21.13. 25 freestyle (8 and
under) — 3, Jaden Irwin, 28.40. 50
freestyle (8 and under) — 4, Emma
Irwin, 1:03.88. 50 freestyle (9-10) — 2,
Lonny Stork, 34.71; 5, Kaitlyn Landis,
37.29; 8, Kadence King, 40.12; 9, Gentry
Hagedorn, 41.40; 19, Emmy Pfankuch,
2:00.02. 50 freestyle (11-12) — 8, Tay-
lor Hagedorn, 35.51; 14, Madison Han-
son, 51.08. 200 individual medley (9-
10) — 1, Kaitlyn Landis, 3:15.33. 100 in-
dividual medley (11-12) — 5, Taylor
Hagedorn, 3:09.49; 6, Jaden Irwin,
3:11.45. 25 backstroke (8 and under)
— 4, Emma Irwin, 29.03. 50 backstroke
(9-10) — 2, Lonny Stork, 41.45; 5, Gen-
try Hagedorn, 44.62; 6, Kaitlyn Landis,
45.86. 50 backstroke (11-12) — 6,
Maddie Altenburg, 39.33; 17, Madison
Hanson, 52.99. 100 backstroke (11-12)
— 10, Maddie Altenburg, 1:31.90; 11,
Taylor Hagedorn, 1:32.21; 12, Jaden
Irwin, 1:33.56. 50 butterfly (9-10) — 2,
Lonny Stork, 38.76; 4, Kaitlyn Landis,
44.33; 6, Gentry Hagedorn, 46.81. 50
butterfly (11-12) — 6, Jaden Irwin,
41.60; 11, Maddie Altenburg, 53.69. 100
butterfly (9-10) — 1, Lonny Stork,
1:32.02. 100 butterfly (11-12) — 4,
Taylor Hagedorn, 1:35.78.