For the first time in school history McNary has three state champions in wrestling. Ali Martinez, Josh Friesen and Max Blanco brought home state titles from the OSAA wrestling state championships.
The Celtics had plenty to celebrate at Saturday’s district 4 solo and ensemble competition, coming away with six first place finishes, six runner-ups and two third places.
McNary girls basketball was on the road Tuesday night in the first round of the OSAA state championship playoffs. They took on the No. 9 Oregon City Lady Pioneers, and while they kept things close in the first half, the Lady Celts lost their playoff matchup 65-34.
McNary boys basketball struggled Friday night in the regular season finale against South Salem, losing to the Saxons 67-57, their second loss in a row after winning six straight.
McNary wrestling went three for three in Sunday's championship matches at the OSAA wrestling state championships.
Ali Martinez, Josh Friesen and Max Blanco all brought home state titles with wins on Sunday at Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
McNary girls basketball couldn't find an answer for West Salem Tuesday night, losing 70-33. The three games against West Salem are the only blemishes on McNary's league record in the Central Valley Conference this season.
There will be 11 McNary grapplers taking part in the OSAA State Championships beginning Thursday, with 10 boys and one girl qualifying.
An early 16-4 run put the Lady Celts out in front and they didn't look back Friday night against the North Salem Vikings.
The Celtics hit 13-for-19 from 3-point range as they led wire-to-wire against the North Salem Vikings on Friday night. The 81-48 win sets up a critical CVC matchup with West Salem on Tuesday.