Polk County Sports
Polk County Itemizer-Observer • February 3, 2016 11A
CENTRAL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Central takes aim at Mid-Willamette Conference’s top squads
By Lukas Eggen
The Itemizer-Observer
LUKAS EGGEN/Itemizer-Observer
Central’s Krista Omlid attempts to drive past a Wood-
burn defender on Friday evening.
INDEPENDENCE — At
the halfway point in Mid-
Willamette Conference play,
Central’s girls basketball
team appears to be in a
strong position. The Pan-
thers entered the week in
sole possession of third
place with a 5-2 mark in
league play and ranked
ninth overall in the OSAA’s
power rankings.
But the girls aren’t satis-
fied.
“We’re working on what
we need to do and not fo-
cusing so much on the op-
ponent,” Panthers coach
Julie McDonald said. “We’re
still working on playing
against pressure and playing
within our offense and mak-
ing that extra pass.”
Central lacks the depth as
some of its competitors, but
underclassmen like Krista
Omlid and Elizabeth Chavez
have settled into major roles.
Senior Kylie Nash contin-
ues to lead the squad in
scoring, but the Panthers
have received contributions
for nearly everyone on the
roster on a game-by-game
basis, but players know they
must be more patient on the
court.
“We learned we have to
play as a team,” Omlid said.
“It’s not just dribbling
through people. You can’t
worry about your own stats.
Ball movement is key for us
and just going hard and put-
ting in our best effort.”
The team, which hosts
Dallas Friday at 7 p.m., hopes
to improve its standing.
The Dragons entered the
week just one game behind
the Panthers, and players
hope to get a taste of re-
venge against undefeated
Silverton (7-0 MWC) and
second place Corvallis (6-1
MWC) — the two teams re-
sponsible for Central’s only
losses in league play.
The top two teams in the
league gain an automatic
berth to the state playoffs,
while the third and fourth
seeds host a play-in game.
“We want to beat Dallas
here, of course,” Omlid said.
“We have to beat all those
teams we beat again and we
have to get Corvallis. We’re
after them next time. I think
our main goal is to beat Sil-
verton. We want to shut
them down.”
To achieve that, McDon-
ald said Central will have to
keep focused on improving
each day.
“We’ve set ourselves up
nicely with wins at Dallas
and at Lebanon,” McDonald
said. “We have to let the
chips fall where they fall. We
have to take care of business
against the teams that we
should and move up as high
as we can.”
CENTRAL ROUNDUP
Leader: District
meet Feb. 12-13 Crow, Tuipulotu lead wrestling at Monroe
Continued from Page 10A
As the season nears its
c o n c l u s i o n , Ha s b r o o k
hopes that mental tough-
ness leads to a trip to
state.
Hasbrook hopes to cut
her times in the 50 and 100
freestyle down by a couple
of seconds as she prepares
for the Mid-Willamette
Conference district cham-
pionship meet Feb. 19-20.
Whether she can earn a
trip to the state meet re-
mains to be seen, but Has-
brook knows she’s ready to
give it everything she has.
“I’m just going to push
myself hard and go all out
every time I get in the
pool,” Hasbrook said.
PERRYDALE ROUNDUP
Boys basketball rolls
Itemizer-Observer staff report
PERRYDALE — Perry-
dale’s boys basketball team
defeated Willamette Valley
Christian 44-29 on Jan. 26,
Livingstone Adventist 69-57
on Jan. 27 and Country
Christian 50-30 on Monday.
Haylen Janesofsky scored
20 points against Country.
Keenan Bailey added 14
points.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
DROPS TWO: Perrydale’s girls
basketball team lost to
Willamette Valley Christian 33-
29 on Jan. 26 and Country
Christian 61-28 on Monday. The
Pirates defeated Livingstone
Adventist 32-24 on Jan. 27. Per-
rydale’s boys and girls teams
play at Falls City Wednesday
(today) starting at 5:30 p.m. be-
fore hosting St. John Bosco on
Friday beginning at 5:30 p.m.
and Southwest Christian Satur-
day at 4 p.m.
Itemizer-Observer staff report
MONROE — Central’s
wrestling team placed third
at the Monroe Invitational
on Saturday.
Sam Crow (195 pounds)
and Marlon Tuipulotu (285)
took first to lead the Pan-
thers.
Luis Martinez (106), Nick
Kunckle (113) and Collin
Swinehart (152) finished
second.
Central hosts Woodburn
Wednesday (today) at 7 p.m.
before competing at the
Robert Paul Invitational at
Sandy High School on Satur-
day.
The Panthers will travel to
face Crescent Valley on Feb.
10 for the team’s final com-
petition before the Mid-
Willamette Conference
Tournament Feb. 19-20.
BOYS BASKETBALL FALLS
TO LAST: Central’s boys bas-
ketball team fell to last place in
the Mid-Willamette Confer-
ence. The Panthers lost to Cor-
vallis 59-54 on Jan. 26 and
Woodburn 47-38 on Friday. “It
was a tough loss on Friday,”
Central coach Tim Kreta said.
“We had costly turnovers down
the stretch and poor execution
on ofense in the fourth quar-
ter.” Harkie Bal scored 17 points
to lead the Panthers against
the Bulldogs on Friday. Central
(5-11 overall, 1-6 MWC), which
played South Albany Tuesday
after press time, faces Dallas
Friday at 7 p.m. before hosting
Crescent Valley on Feb. 10 at 7
p.m. “Players are looking for-
ward to the second half of
league and are focused on
changing the outcome of a few
of our closer games,” Kreta said.
“We have played well enough
to be in most of our games,
now we need to close those
games out by staying focused
and inishing our game plan.”
SWIM FALLS TO SOUTH AL-
BANY: Central’s boys and girls
swim teams fell to South Al-
bany in a league dual meet on
Jan. 26. Sara Wright took irst in
the 200-yard freestyle (2 min-
utes, 39.74 seconds), Annie Tay-
lor took irst in the 50 freestyle
(30.05) and 100 backstroke
(1:14.94) to lead the girls.
Daniel Glade placed second in
the 100 backstroke (1:07.78) to
lead the boys. Central compet-
ed at Dallas Tuesday after press
time in the team’s inal meet
before the Mid-Willamette
Conference district meet Feb.
12-13.
FALLS CITY ROUNDUP
Girls basketball improves to 12-6 overall
Itemizer-Observer staff report
FA L L S C I T Y — Fa l l s
City’s girls basketball team
defeated Eddyville Charter
43-10 on Thursday before
downing St. John Bosco 45-
19 on Monday.
Allison Kidd and Brittany
Varney each scored 12
points against Eddyville.
The Mountaineers im-
proved to 12-6 overall and 7-
4 Casco League.
Falls City has won seven of
its last eight games. All seven
of the victories have come by
10 or more points.
The team’s lone setback
during that stretch was a 68-
25 loss to Country Christian
on Jan. 26.
BOYS BASKETBALL EARNS
WIN: Falls City’s boys basketball
squad defeated Eddyville Char-
ter 50-41 on Thursday before
losing to St. John Bosco 48-30
on Monday. The boys and girls
teams host Perrydale Wednes-
day (today) beginning at 5:30
p.m. before playing at Crosshill
Christian on Friday. Falls City
hosts Jewell on Tuesday with
games beginning at 5:30 p.m.
SCOREBOARD
BOYS
BASKETBALL
MID-WILLAMETTE
Team
League
Corvallis
7-0
Silverton
5-2
Lebanon
4-3
Crescent Valley
3-4
South Albany
3-4
Dallas
3-4
Woodburn
2-5
Central
1-6
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Results
Corvallis 59, Central 54
Dallas 66, Lebanon 57
All
13-4
11-6
10-6
9-8
9-8
7-9
7-9
5-11
CORVALLIS 59, CENTRAL 54
Jan. 26 Box Score
CENTRAL (54) — Barba 25, Abra-
ham 8, K. Cable 6, Bal 4, Barry 4, Menda-
zona 2, Mason 2, Stepp 2, W. Cable 1. To-
tals 20 9-12 54.
CORVALLIS (59) — Humphreys 15,
Schmidt 12, Zalesky 12, Beaubien 7,
Rodgers 4, Demello 3, Hixson 2, Davis 2.
Ellenson 2, Osenga. Totals 25 5-11 59.
Central
12 18 9 15—54
Corvallis
16 14 14 15—59
3-point goals — Central 5 (Barba 5);
Corvallis 4 (Schmidt 2, Humphreys 1, Za-
lesky 1).
DALLAS 66, LEBANON 57
Jan. 26 Box Score
LEBANON (57) — Bates 13, Elliott
12, Hargis 10, Funk 7, Garber 6, Graham
6, Hoene 3, Sipos, Barker, Marler, Mul-
taui. Totals 24 6-8 57.
DALLAS (66) — Minahan 25, Welty
14, Dimick 9, Laizure 8, Broadus 3,
Richey 2, Ronco 2, Wallace 2, White 1,
Hanson, Collins. Totals 22 19-27 66.
Lebanon
9 12 17 19—57
Dallas
13 18 13 22—66
3-point goals — Lebanon 3 (Elliott 2,
Hoene 1); Dallas 3 (Welty 2, Broadus 1).
Friday, Dec. 18 Result
Woodburn 47, Central 38
WOODBURN 47, CENTRAL 38
Friday’s Box Score
CENTRAL (38) — Bal 17, Barba 11,
Mason 4, Mendazona 2, Abraham 2, K.
Cable 2, Stepp, Barry. Totals 13 8-11 38.
WOODBURN (47) — Doman 20,
Ellingson 6, Abildayev 5, Ruvalcaba 4, J.
Salazar 4, Santos 3, L. Salazar 3, Orta 2,
Te. Totals 14 15-18 47.
Central
10 13 8
7—38
Woodburn
10 8 10 19—47
3-point goals — Central 4 (Barba 3,
Bal 1); Woodburn 4 (Doman 2, Santos 1,
Abildayev 1).
SILVERTON 66, DALLAS 52
Friday’s Box Score
SILVERTON (66) — Lavionov 16, S.
Roth 15, Dahl 9, Cosgrove 9, Downey 8,
Nielsen 5, C. Roth 2, Shippen 2, Howell,
Haben, Martinson. Totals 25 6-10 66.
DALLAS (52) — Minahan 23, White
14, Laizure 6, Richey 4, Broadus 3, Ronco
2, Hanson, Collins, Welty, Wallace, Koons,
Dimick. Totals 21 7-13 52.
Silverton
16 24 14 12—66
Dallas
16
4 19 13—52
3-point goals — Silverton 10
(Lavionov 4, S. Roth 3, Downey 2, Dahl 1);
Dallas 3 (White 2, Minahan 1).
Tuesday, Feb. 2 Games
South Albany at Central
Woodburn at Dallas
Friday, Feb. 5 Game
Central at Dallas
Wednesday, Feb. 10 Games
Crescent Valley at Central
South Albany at Dallas
—
CASCO LEAGUE
Team
League
Perrydale
12-1
C.S. Lewis
10-2
Crosshill Christian
9-2
Willamette Valley Christian 8-5
Country Christian
7-5
Livingstone Adventist
4-8
St. John Bosco
3-10
Falls City
1-10
Jewell
0-11
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Results
Country Christian 35, Falls City 22
Perrydale 44, WVC 29
All
15-5
13-6
14-4
9-8
9-9
5-11
5-11
3-13
4-14
PERRYDALE 44, WVC 29
Jan. 26 Box Score
WILLAMETTE VALLEY CHRISTIAN
(29) — Peetz 13, Narvaez 6, VanKlaveren
4, Eno 3, Nye 3, Zahn, Pemble. Totals 8
9-20 29.
PERRYDALE (44) — Janesofsky 10,
Barnes 9, Bailey 8, Cruickshank 7,
Fairchild 6, Bibler 4. Totals 18 7-14 44.
WVC
0 5 14 10—29
Perrydale
8 16 9 11—44
3-point goals — Willamette Valley
Christian 4 (Peetz 3, Narvaez 1); Perrydale
1 (Cruickshank 1).
Wednesday, Jan. 27 Result
Perrydale 67, Livingstone Adv. 57
PERRYDALE 67, LIVINGSTONE 57
Jan. 27 Box Score
PERRYDALE (67) — Janesofsky 27,
Barnes 12,Bailey 10, Cruickshank 8,
Bibler 6, Moore 2, Fairchild 2, Silver,
Hawes. Totals 30 3-6 69.
LIVINGSTONE ADVENTIST (57) —
Magee 13, P. Kroschel 13, Lastorca 8,
O’Dell 8, Hurmus 7, H. Kroschel 6, Estra-
da 2, Rivera, Villegas, Schruner. Totals
19 5-6 49.
Perrydale
21 10 19 17—67
Livingstone
23
9 13 12—57
3-point goals — Perrydale 4 (Janesof-
sky 2, Cruickshank 2); Livingstone Adven-
tist 10 (P. Kroschel 3, Magee 3, Lastorca 2,
H. Kroschel 2).
Thursday, Jan. 28 Result
Falls City 50, Eddyville Charter 41
Monday, Feb. 1 Results
St. John Bosco 48, Falls City 30
Perrydale 50, Country Christian 30
Wednesday, Feb. 3 Game
Perrydale at Falls City
Friday, Feb. 5 Games
Falls City at Crosshill Christian
St. John Bosco at Perrydale
Saturday, Feb. 6 Game
Southwest Christian at Perrydale
Tuesday, Feb. 9 Game
Jewell at Falls City
GIRLS
BASKETBALL
MID-WILLAMETTE
League
17-0
13-4
10-6
9-8
7-9
9-8
5-12
4-13
CORVALLIS 52, CENTRAL 40
Jan. 27 Box Score
CORVALLIS (52) — Vallancey-Mar-
tinson 19, Corbin 10, Joss 10, Dursh-
Smith 6, L. Beck 4, Hurley 3, M. Beck, Tay-
lor, Harding. Totals 22 5-8 52.
CENTRAL (40) — Nash 11, Girod 7,
Alvarez 7, Chavez 6, Riddell 4, Broadus 3,
Omlid 2. Totals 17 4-5 40.
Corvallis
16
8 15 13—52
Central
10
6 16 8—40
3-point goals — Corvallis 3 (Joss 2,
Hurley 1_; Central 2 (Nash 1, Alvarez 1).
Friday, Jan. 29 Results
Central 68, Woodburn 35
Silverton 75, Dallas 39
CENTRAL 68, WOODBURN 35
Friday’s Box Score
WOODBURN (35) — Domain 17, Ja-
cobucci 7, Rios 4, Tomayo 2, Morales 2,
Bustamante 1, Veliz 1, Jacobucci 1. To-
tals 13 8-19 35.
CENTRAL (68) — Nash 21, Chavez
14, Omlid 10, Riddell 8, Alvarez 5, Girod
5, Trevino 2, Kan 2, Berry 1, Broadus. To-
tals 22 19-29 68.
Woodburn
5
7
9 14—35
Central
21 21 10 16—40
3-point goals — Woodburn 1 (Do-
main 1); Central 5 (Nash 3, Alvarez 1,
Chavez 1).
Wednesday, Feb. 3 Games
Central at South Albany
Dallas at Woodburn
Friday, Feb. 5 Game
Dallas at Central
Tuesday, Feb. 9 Games
Central at Crescent Valley
Dallas at South Albany
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CASCO LEAGUE
PERRYDALE 50, COUNTRY CHRIST. 30
Monday’s Box Score
PERRYDALE (50) — Janesofsky 20,
Bailey 14, Cruickshank 5, Barnes 6, Bibler
3, Fairchild 2, Silver, Moore, Hawes. To-
tals 18 11-20 50
COUNTRY CHRISTIAN (30) — De.
Halverson 13, Crandle 7, Dr. Halverson 4,
Cunningham 3, Mann 3, Gilmer, Chavez,
Wesracott, Girrens. Totals 11 4-6 30.
Perrydale
11
7 16 16—50
Country Christ. 8
6 7 9—30
3-point goals — Perrydale 3 (Janesof-
sky 1,Bibler 1, Cruickshank 1); Country
Christian 4 (De. Halverson 2, Mann 1,
Crandle 1).
Team
Silverton
7-0
Corvallis
6-1
Central
5-2
Dallas
4-3
Crescent Valley
3-4
Lebanon
2-5
Woodburn
1-6
South Albany
0-7
Wednesday, Jan. 27 Results
Corvallis 52, Central 40
Dallas 48, Lebanon 40
All
Team
League
Country Christian
12-0
Perrydale
10-3
Willamette Valley Christian 8-5
Falls City
7-4
Crosshill Christian
5-6
Livingstone Adventist
4-8
C.S. Lewis
3-9
St. John Bosco
3-10
Jewell
2-9
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Results
Country Christian 68, Falls City 25
WVC 33, Perrydale 29
All
17-2
12-8
12-5
12-6
6-10
5-9
3-15
5-12
5-12
COUNTRY CHRIST. 68, FALLS CITY 25
Jan. 26 Box Score
FALLS CITY (25) — Davis 6, Kidd 6,
Varney 5, Houghtaling 4, Mack 2, Ziola 2,
Hazelton, LaVoie, Tadlock, Limberg. To-
tals 11 3-6 25.
COUNTRY CHRISTIAN (68) —
Lewandowski 16, McGrath 13, Farner 9,
Parker 7, LaPointe 6, Nofziger 6, Fincher
4, Phillips 3, McGrath 2, Sandberg 2,
Ham, Griffith. Totals 30 8-13 68.
Falls City
8 3 10 4—25
Country Christ. 20 18 17 13—68
3-point goals — Falls City 0; Coun-
try Christian 0.
Wednesday, Jan. 27 Result
Perrydale 32, Livingstone Adv. 24
Thursday, Jan. 28 Result
Falls City 43, Eddyville Charter 10
FALLS CITY 43, EDDYVILLE CHAR. 10
Thursday’s Box Score
EDDY VILLE CHARTER (10) —
Hernandez 5, Luckini 4, Hiller 1, Bor-
ton, Childs, Winterbourne. Totals 3 4-
8 10.
FALLS CITY (43) — Kidd 12, Varney
12, Mack 6, Davis 4, Houghtaling 3, Ziola
2, Hazelton 2, Tadlock 2, Limberg. Totals
19 2-7 43.
Eddyville Chart. 3 2
0 5—10
Falls City
16 15
6 6—43
3-point goals — Eddyville Charter 0;
Falls City 3 (Kidd 2, Houghtaling 1).
Monday, Feb. 1 Results
Falls City 45, St. John Bosco 19
Country Christian 61, Perrydale 28
Wednesday, Feb. 3 Game
Perrydale at Falls City
Friday, Feb. 5 Games
Falls City at Crosshill Christian
St. John Bosco at Perrydale
Saturday, Feb. 6 Game
Southwest Christian at Perrydale
Tuesday, Feb. 9 Game
Jewell at Falls City
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
GNAC MEN
Team
League
All
Western Oregon
11-1
18-2
Seattle Pacific
9-3
16-4
Alaska Anchorage
9-3
16-7
Alaska Fairbanks
8-4
14-6
Western Washington
8-4
14-7
Central Washington
7-5
12-5
Montana State Billings
4-8
7-13
Concordia
4-8
6-13
Saint Martin’s
3-9
9-11
Northwest Nazarene
3-9
7-11
Simon Fraser
0-12 1-17
Thursday, Jan. 28 Result
Western Oregon 62, NW Nazarene 59
WOU 76, AAU 66
Thursday’s Box Score
NORTHWEST NAZARENE (59) —
Wright 16, N’Diaye 13, Devastey 7, Lep-
ovic 7, Prvulj 5, Santana 5, Rogers 4, Ko-
nenkov 2, Olivier, Bailey. Totals 21 8-11
59.
WESTERN OREGON (62) — Avgi
18, Nichols 12, Wiley 12, Alexander 7,
Omlid 7, Roth 4, Thompson 2, Nestell,
Schriber. Totals 22 15-19 62.
Northwest Nazarene
29 30—59
Western Oregon
32 30—62
3-point goals — Nor thwest
Nazarene 9 (Wright 4, N’Diaye 2, Prvulj
1, Lepovic 1, Santana 1); Western Ore-
gon 3 (Wiley 1, Alexander 1, Omlid 1).
Saturday, Jan. 30 Result
Western Oregon 85, Central Wash. 68
WOU 85, CWU 68
Saturday’s Box Score
CENTRAL WASHINGTON (68) — Ja-
cobs 17, Matthews 13, Stroud 8, Ladd 8,
Rademacher 6, Ross 6, Roppo 5, Garret
4, Bryant 1, Dawn, Maxwell. Totals 21
18-27 68.
WESTERN OREGON (85) — Avgi
27, Alexander 17, Nichols 10, Wiley 10,
Roth 10, Omlid 9, Thompson 2, Strick-
land, Nestell, Raglione, Chirnside,
Schriber. Totals 33 12-19 85.
Central Washington
29 39—68
Western Oregon
38 47—85
3-point goals — Central Washington
8 (Matthews 2, Ladd 2, Jacobs 1, Stroud
1, Roppo 1, Rademacher 1); Western
Oregon 7 (Alexander 2, Wiley 2, Nichols
1, Omlid 1, Roth 1).
Thursday, Feb. 4 Game
Western Oregon at Saint Martin’s
Saturday, Feb. 6 Game
Western Oregon at Seattle Pacific
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GNAC WOMEN
Team
League
All
Alaska Anchorage
11-1 24-1
Montana State Billings
10-2 14-6
Western Washington
10-2 14-6
Central Washington
8-4
15-5
Simon Fraser
7-5
9-8
Northwest Nazarene
6-6
8-10
Alaska Fairbanks
4-8
9-13
Seattle Pacific
3-9
6-13
Saint Martin’s
3-9
5-14
Concordia
2-10 4-16
Western Oregon
2-10 3-17
Thursday, Jan. 28 Result
W. Washington 70, Western Oregon 39
WWU 70, WOU 39
Thursday’s Box Score
WESTERN OREGON (39) —
Boschma 7, Azorr 6, Howey 6, DeLonge
6, Nelke 4, Bromagem 3, Henry 3, Bem-
bry 2, Davis 2, Mottershaw, Miller, Ger-
linger. Totals 14 7-12 39.
WESTERN WASHINGTON (70) —
Peacocke 21, Gandy 15, Bemsen 14,
Hathaway 9, Albert 4, Evans 3, Corbett 2,
Barnett 2, Lance, McCleave. Totals 27
11-15 70.
Western Oregon 12 9 9 9—39
Western Wash.
25 11 21 13—70
3-point goals — Western Oregon 4
(Azorr 1, Bromagem 1, Boschma 1,
Henry 1); Western Washington 5 (Pea-
cocke 2, Hathaway 2, Evans 1).
Saturday, Jan. 30 Result
Simon Fraser 66, Western Oregon 59
SFU 66, WOU 59
Saturday’s Box Score
WESTERN OREGON (59) — Henry
8, Boschma 7, Howey 7, Nelke 7, Azorr 6,
DeLonge 6, Bromagem 5, Bembry 5,
Miller 4, Mottershaw 4, Davis. Totals 18
21-27 59.
SIMON FRASER (66) — Roberts 16,
Homer 15, Kett 14, Fradgley 9, Swant 8,
Beauchamp 2, Beales 2, Gee. Totals 21
14-22 66.
Western Oregon 18 14 11 16—59
Simon Fraser
17 13 17 19—66
3-point goals — Western Oregon 2
(Boschma 1, Bromagem 1); Simon Fraser
10 (Homer 4, Roberts 3, Kett 3).
Thursday, Feb. 4 Game
Alaska Fairbanks at Western Oregon
Thursday, Feb. 6 Game
Alaska Anchorage at Western Oregon
WRESTLING
MONROE INVITATIONAL
at Monroe High School
Saturday’s Results
Team scores — Scio 208, Banks 141,
Central 139½, Central Linn 128, Myrtle
Point 116, Monroe 100, Pleasant Hill 84,
Lakeview 82½, Santiam Christian 53,
Siletz Valley 50½, Crow 28, Triangle Lake
27.
(Central individual placers)
106 — Luis Martinez, 1-1, second.
113 — Nick Kunckle, 1-1, second. 120
— Manuel Martinez, 2-2, sixth. 145 —
Juan Mendoza, 2-2, sixth. 152 — Collin
Swinehart, 2-1, second; John Lippsmey-
er, 3-1, third. 160 — Gabe Arreguin, 3-2,
sixth. 182 — David Negrete, 2-1, third.
195 — Sam Crow, 2-0, first; Jose Silva, 1-
1, third. 285 — Marlon Tuipulotu, 3-0,
first.
Wednesday, Feb. 3 Matches
Woodburn at Central
Silverton at Dallas
Saturday, Feb. 6 Matches
Central at Robert Paul Invitational
Dallas at Mid-Valley Classic
Wednesday, Feb. 10 Match
Central at Crescent Valley
BOYS
SWIMMING
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Result
South Albany 112, Central 55
SOUTH ALBANY 112, CENTRAL 55
at South Albany
Jan. 26 Results
200 medley relay — 2, Central A
(Daniel Glade, August Thornton, Orion
Waight, Wyatt Rochefort), 2:04.03. 200
freestyle — 2, Daniel Glade, 2:02.31; 3,
August Thornton, 2:21.76. 200 individ-
ual medley — 2, Orion Waight, 2:46.32;
5, Ethan Davis, 3:17.81. 50 freestyle —
2, Wyatt Rochefort, 25.88; 4, Bailey Yates,
31.08; 6, Trevor Barre, 32.42. 100 butter-
fly — 2, Orion Waight, 1:14.98; 3, Isaiah
Compton, 1:19.63. 100 freestyle — 2,
Dean Rout, 1:06.83; 4, Isaac Mitchell,
1:13.10. 500 freestyle — 3, Ethan Davis,
7:11.81. 200 freestyle relay — 3, Cen-
tral A (Isaac Flores-Arce, Eduardo Torres,
Jordan Harris, Ethan Davis), 2:29.02. 100
backstroke — 2, Daniel Glade, 1:07.78;
5, Isaac Mitchell, 1:24.27. 100 breast-
stroke — 2, August Thornton, 1:21.62; 4,
Dean Rout, 1:30.57; 6, Trevor Barre,
1:45.89. 400 freestyle relay — 2, Cen-
tral A (Daniel Glade, August Thornton,
Isaiah Compton, Orion Waight), 3:49.42;
4, Central B (Bailey Yates, Isaac Mitchell,
Trevor Barre, Dean Rout), 5:08.00.
Tuesday, Feb. 2 Meet
Central at Dallas
GIRLS
SWIMMING
Tuesday, Jan. 26 Result
South Albany 93, Central 72
SOUTH ALBANY 93, CENTRAL 72
at South Albany
Jan. 26 Results
200 medley relay — 2, Central A
(Annie Taylor, Patty Torres, Sara Wright,
AnneMarie Hasbrook), 2:29.31; 3, Cen-
tral B (Macey Nelson, Noah Torres,
Sophia Henke, Alysa Leon), 2:43.18.
200 freestyle — 1, Sara Wright,
2:39.74; 3, Camille Bliss, 2:59.18; 4,
Noah Torres, 3:03.91. 200 individual
medley — 3, Patty Torres, 3:30.82. 50
freestyle — 1, Annie Taylor, 30.05; 2,
AnneMarie Hasbrook, 33.10; 3, Alysa
Leon, 35.08. 100 butterfly — 2, Sara
Wright, 1:23.88. 100 freestyle — 2,
Sophia Henke, 1:10.18; 3, AnneMarie
Hasbrook, 1:11.35; Macey Nelson,
1:16.34. 500 freestyle — 3, Patty Torres,
7:57.59. 200 freestyle relay — 2, Cen-
tral A (Reann Kelley, Molly Fravel, Max-
ine Rout, Camille Bliss), 1:56.78; 4, Cen-
tral B (Juliana Flores-Arce, Macey Nel-
son, Paige Martin, Samantha Rodriguez),
2:38.60. 100 backstroke — 1, Annie
Taylor, 1:14.94; 4, Macey Nelson, 1:28.06;
5, Camille Bliss, 1:35.02 100 breast-
stroke — 2, Sophia Henke, 1:30.10; 3,
Noah Torres, 1:35.07. 400 freestyle
relay — 2, Central A (Annie Taylor, Sara
Wright, Sophia Henke, AnneMarie Has-
brook), 4:40.10; 4, Central B (Noah Tor-
res, Alysa Leon, Patty Torres, Camille
Bliss), 5:36.24.
Tuesday, Feb. 2 Meet
Central at Dallas