Category Sports

Celts upset Grant to advance to second round

The McNary volleyball team celebrates after defeating Grant in four sets in the first round of the OSAA playoffs (KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings). Whether it was injuries, heartbreaking losses, or needing players to change positions, the McNary volleyball squad had their fair share of trials during the…

Mavs League announces award recipients for 2021 season

Rick Phillips prepares to take a big swing. Phillips was named the 2021 Mavericks League MVP after hitting .403 with 59 RBIs (File). Last week, the Mavericks League announced their individual award winners for the inaugural 2021 season. Manager of the Year: Daniel Robertson- Campesinos…

Celtics blank Cougars on senior night

McNary players applaud their fans after after picking up the 35-0 win over Mountain View on senior night (KEIZERTIMES/Joey Cappelletti). Whether it was on offense, defense or special teams, the McNary football squad dominated from start to finish, defeating Mountain View 35-0 in their home…

Celts can’t complete comeback against West Salem

McNary receiver Braiden Copeland looks for extra yardage after a first down catch. Copeland caught nine passes for 169 yards and two touchdowns for the Celtics (KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings). Despite not being at full strength, McNary had a chance to take over the top spot in…

McNary picks up key victory to remain in playoff hunt

McNary forward Johann Singh Sanchez attempts to dribble around a Bend defender (KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings). With their playoff chances on the line, the McNary boys’ soccer squad earned a much-needed victory against Bend, defeating the Lava Bears 4-1 on Friday, Oct. 15. Axel Zapien led the…

McNary stays in MVC title hunt with bounce-back win over South Salem

McNary linebacker Ben Allen had a crucial 34-yard pick-six in the Celtics 21-13 win over South Salem (KEIZERTIMES/Matt Rawlings). After suffering a devastating loss to Sprague last week, the shorthanded McNary football squad responded in a major way. Despite being without their starting quarterback, and…

OSAA considering move to five classifications

OSAA With the possibility of moving down to five classifications next season, McNary, and the rest of the valley schools, could be in for substantial changes when it comes to inter-league competition. The Oregon School Activities Association (OSAA) Classification and Districting Committee has released four…

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