By: JOSHUA MANES Of the Keizertimes The result might not have been in the Celtics favor, but Friday’s season opener looked to be a massive step in the right direction following 2022’s winless season. The 26-19 final score at home against McMinnville High School was closer than any game last[Read More…]
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Setting pace: Lady Celts beat Lakeridge Pacers in four sets
The Lady Celts protected their home court on Tuesday when the Lakeridge Pacers came to McNary in a match that included a 62-point second set.
McNary soccer opens season with tie in heated first game
The Celts opened their season with a 2-2 tie at home against Century in a game that saw both sides earn a red card.
McNary XC “look good” in opening meet
The cross country season opened Friday night, Aug. 25, at Wilsonville High School with the Night Meet
Game on
By JOSHUA MANES Of the Keizertimes Here comes the start of the school year, and with it, fall sports. McNary High School’s Blue Day returned on Saturday, Aug. 19, as the official kickoff for the school’s fall sports programs. The day featured scrimmages and showcases from all five fall sports[Read More…]
A generational game
By JOSHUA MANES Of the Keizertimes Traditions don’t just happen. They take time and interest. But McNary boys soccer may have come up with a new one. For the first time, the Celtics held an alumni boys soccer game that pitted 19 former Celts against the current squad, on Aug,[Read More…]
PHOTOS: Learning the FUN-damentals
The Salem Capitals and See Ya Later Foundation hosted a youth skills clinic at McNary where around 130 kids got the chance to learn and practice their basketball skills with professional players, as well as members of McNary’s girls basketball team.
Book Review: “How to Be Remembered” by Micheal Thompson
Better write yourself a note. That’s the only way you’re going to remember anything anymore. If it ain’t written down, it doesn’t exist. Tie a string on your finger, clip on a clothes pin, set a timer somewhere, whatever works to jog your memory is what you do. But in the new book “How to Be Remembered” by Michael Thompson, the forgetting runs much deeper.
Salem Capitals to hold youth clinic at McNary HS 8/15-16
The Salem Capitals are partnering with the See Ya Later Foundation to hold a basketball skills clinic for children in first through eighth grade.