The Central Valley Conference’s track and field district tournament saw a numer of Celtic athletes qualify for the OSAA state championships. On the boys side, Derek Olivo will go to state in javelin and Vince Estrada will compete in the 1500 meter race. Ravi Moreno …
The McNary boys and girls track teams both fared well at the Central Valley Conference championships, held last week at Willamette University. Pawat Potisuk won first place in the 400 meters, defeating a West Salem Titan runner by 0.02 seconds. Yosef Picazo won his race…
There will be four Celtics competing in five sports at this weekend's OSAA Track and Field State Championships in Eugene.
On Friday, McNary track and field was at the Garden City Invitational at Silverton High School, with both the boys and girls finishing in fourth place.
McNary track and field was at North Salem for a dual meet on Wednesday, and thanks to a narrow four-point win from the girls, the Celtics came away with a split.
Members of McNary track and field, along with 29 other schools across the state, were in action at the Sherwood Need for Speed Invitational on Saturday at Sherwood High School.
Kiana Olivo’s third place finish in the 400 meters girls was the highest finish for the Celtics on the day. Olivo’s time of 1 minute, 2.97 seconds was a personal record for the junior.
The Celtics set 129 personal records in the 201 results they posted as a team, as well as 11 season records, and came away with 34 first place finishes against the Saxons.
McNary joined 12 other schools on Friday at West Salem for the Titan Track Classic.
For the Celtics, Asia St. John's third place finish in the girls varsity shot put was their highest finish.
In the first meet of the season, McNary track and field had 21 first place finishes while setting 177 personal records, but were swept by their hosts, Sprague High School, on Wednesday. Eight Lady Celts earned a total of 11 first place finishes. Kiana Olivo…