The OSAA 6A boys soccer playoffs begin Saturday, and after a perfect regular season, the Celtics are in line to play higher ranked opponents than they have faced all season, possibly from the second round on.
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Celtic volleyball takes round one in straight sets
Round one of the OSAA volleyball state championships are in the books, and the Celtics are moving on after a 3-0 win against McDaniel.
The Celtics will face No. 9 Sprague in the second round on Saturday.
Football finishes season at Sprague, familiar grounds for Astley
McNary heads to Sprague heads to Sprague to close out the 2022 football season, and head coach Connor Astley returns to where he graduated from for the first time as a varsity head coach.
Pitch perfect
McNary boys soccer completed a perfect 13-0 regular season run with a win Tuesday at South Salem, but the work’s not done
Black Tornado run through McNary
In their final home game of the season, McNary lost to the North Medford Black Tornado 52-6 on Friday night.
Celtics Olympians IV possible in round 2
The No. 8 McNary Celtics and No. 9 Sprague Olympians could have a second round matchup with each other in their futures, the fourth meeting between the two this season.
Road win could set tone for Celtics postseason run
McNary volleyball capped off their stellar season with a win on the road against the West Salem Titans Tuesday. The Celtics (19-5, 9-3) finished off the Titans (13-12, 3-8) in straight sets (25-18, 25-18, 25-20). Tuesday’s win was the 13th straight set sweep for the Celtics this season. In all,[Read More…]
Celtic football banged up but not done yet
McNary football has a list of injuries mounting, but head coach Connor Astley and the Celtics are still looking forward, preparing for the final two games of the season.
Schnurbusch places 5th at Rose City
McNary freshman Jocelyn Schnurbusch finished fifth in the girls varsity 5,000 meters silver event at the Rose City Championship Invite in Portland on Friday.
Celtics can’t catch Lathen and Titans
The Celtics travelled to West Salem on Friday, as the Titans came away with a 47-7 behind four first half scores by Jimmy Lathen.
