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CentralCentral High School Baseball 3Central High School Boys And Girls Golf 4Central High School Softball 5Central High School Boys Tennis 6Central High School Girls Tennis 7Athlete Spotlight: On the track and on the field 8Central High School Track and Field 9

DallasDallas High School Baseball 10Dallas High School Boys Golf 11Dallas High School Girls Golf 12Dallas High School Softball 13Dallas High School Boys Tennis 14Dallas High School Girls Tennis 15Dallas High School Track and Field 16

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A fter a rough start to spring sports — snow days, canceled school and practices — things are rolling on for the season. The crack of the bat is a sure

sign that spring has arrived, not to mention the beautiful greens, the thrill of the race, and the swing of the racket.

This season means track and field, golf, tennis, baseball and softball.

Our high school student-athletes and coaches have been working hard in a shorter amount of time to make sure they’re ready for that first track meet or baseball game. It’s our turn to show up to cheer them on each week, rain or shine.

In this special issue, published by the Itemizer-Observer, we take a quick look at all of our high school spring sports teams. We’re excited to see how they do.

The section is by school, alphabetically, making it easier to find the sports and schools you’re most interested in.

Each story includes the full team schedule, so keep the section around or feel free to cut out that schedule and put it on your fridge. We have included team photos and pictures of each student-athlete on the roster.

Our featured athlete this season is senior Jaydon Aydelotte, who runs track and field for Central High School. Check out page 8 to read more about why he de-serves the title of spotlight athlete.

We’re thrilled to see the start of spring sports, and hope you enjoy this look at our young athletes.

— Emily Mentzer, editor

Published March 20, 2019

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Emiliano Alarcon

CentralCENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

BASEBALL SCHEDULE

• March 12| vs. David Douglas Won 2-0| Non-League

• March 16 | vs. Madison at Lebanon High School Done | Non-league

• March 21 | vs. Sandy 4:30pm | Non-league

• March 22 | at South Medford 4:30pm | Non-league

• March 25 | vs. North Bend at Volcanoes Stadium 7pm | Non-league

• March 26 | vs. Marist Catholic at Volcano Stadium 4:30pm | Non-league

• March 27 | vs. West Albany at Volcanoes Stadium 7pm | Non-league

• March 28 | vs. Pleasant Hill at Volcanoes Stadium 7pm | Non-league

• April 2 | at Wilson 4:30pm | Non-league

• April 5 | vs. Franklin 4:30pm | Non-league

• April 8 | vs. West Albany 5pm

• April 10 | at West Albany 5pm

• April 11 | at Banks 5pm | Non-league

• April 16 | vs. Dallas 5pm

• April 19 | at Dallas 5pm

• April 22 | vs. Silverton 5pm

• April 24 | at Silverton 4:30pm

• April 26 | at Crescent Valley 5pm

• April 29 | vs. Crescent Valley 5pm

• May 1 | vs. Corvallis 5pm

• May 3 | at Corvallis 4:30pm

• May 6 | at Lebanon 5pm

• May 8 | vs. Lebanon 5pm

• May 10 | vs. North Salem 5pm

• May 13 | at North Salem 5pm

• May 15 | vs. South Albany 5pm

• May 17 | at South Albany 5pm

Central High School Baseball

Brando Lopez

Justin Girod

Brandon KomesKaleb Kantola Brendan LesmeisterKyle Holt

Brooks Ferguson

Ricky TaylorConnor Laeng

Ruben Cedillo Eli GarciaRyan FittsTrenton Cyphers

The rundown...Head coach: Tom Roberts

(second season). 2018 record: 13-13, losing 3-2

to Marist in play-in game in the postseason.

Key returners: Kaleb Kantola, Ruben Cedillo, Conner Laeng, Brendan Lesmeister, Brando Lopez, Hunter Chase and Emilia-no Alarcon.

Newcomers to watch: Kyle Holt, Trent Cyphers and Ricky Taylor.

Outlook for the season: Tom

Roberts is back as head coach of the Panther baseball team, and it’s the first time his senior players have had the same coach two years in a row. Roberts said he is hopeful it will add some stability to the team that they haven’t had in a while.

“I know that instability in coaching can be a hard thing to overcome,” he said.

Another obstacle the team will have to face and overcome is the gap left by the graduated seniors last year, specifically one player.

“Replacing a Peter Mendazona

is never an easy thing to do,” Roberts said.

However, he’s confident the guys will step up to the challenge.

“We are fortunate to have Emiliano (Alarcon) back this year, as he played in an academy in Mexico last year. He will bring a lot of leadership that we will need. Guys like Kaleb (Kantola), Ruben (Cedillo) and Conner (Laeng) all played high levels of summer ball with a lot of success, which will translate to our team and help lead us on and off the field.”

Overall, Roberts said he is

expecting this season to be a good one.

“I am expecting big things out of these guys,” he said. “We have very high expectations with a se-nior-heavy team, but realize that we need to keep focused and take it one game at a time. We just can’t wait to get on the field and get to work.”

The Panthers first league game is April 8 at West Albany at 5 p.m.


Central

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

GIRLS GOLF SCHEDULE

• March 11 | at North Salem 11am

• March 18 | at Lebanon 10am

• April 1 | at Dallas 11am

• April 8 | at West Albany 12:45pm


• April 22 | at Crescent Valley 11am

Central High School Boys And Girls Golf

The rundown...Head coach: Joel Everett

(second season).2018 record: The team

nabbed a fifth-place spot at dis-tricts last year, and Andrew Love went to state as an individual, where he placed 31st.

Key returners | Boys: Juniors

Jordan Clark and Zach Karr.Key returners | Girls: Senior

Abigail Lovrien and junior Neveah Gonzalez.

Newcomers: none mentioned.Outlook for the season:

“Our boy’s team has the potential to make the regional tournament this year,” Everett said. “They are a solid group of golfers all with

another year of experience. We should be better this year as a team and not as reliant on one or two individuals as in the past.”

The girls squad might be inex-perienced, but they’re hungry to learn and have a good season.

“Our girl’s team is going to be young on the experience side, but I’m really excited for the ladies

that we have out,” Everett said. “They are a very coachable group and want nothing more than to do this right, no matter the time it takes. That is very important mind set to have in golf, and I’m glad these ladies are here to play.”

The boys travel to Crescent Valley on April 1 at 11 a.m. and the girls to Dallas at 11 a.m.

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CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

BOYS GOLF SCHEDULE

• March 18 | at West Albany Done

• April 1 | at Crescent Valley 11am

• April 8 | at North Salem TBD

• April 15 | at Dallas 11am

• April 22 | at Lebanon 10am

• April 29 | at Silverton 11:30am

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CentralCentral High School Softball

The rundown...Head coach: Amber McLean

(ninth season).2018 record: 15-4, lost in

their first playoff game 6-0 at Putnam.

Key returners: Mariah Hyre, Allison Wells, Kassidy Noon and Sydney Nash.

Newcomers to watch: Na-turelle Perez and Peyton Fore-man.

Outlook for the season: With head coach Amber McLean back in action after a five-year

hiatus following her twins being born, the Panthers are ready for another round of softball.

“This is actually my ninth year as head coach at Central, and 20th year of being a part of the Central Panther softball program in one capacity or another,” Mc-Lean said. “I am looking forward to returning to the Central soft-ball family, something that was a major part of me for so long. I’m also looking forward to introduc-ing this aspect of my life to my twins.”

Last year, the team fell in the

first playoff game at Putnam after a 15-4 record. The girls return this year determined to work hard and make it farther in the postseason.

“We have a very talented group of young ladies that are ready to work hard,” McLean said. “We hope to make a deep run in the state playoffs, and of course the ultimate goal is to be playing in the State Championship come June 1.”

The team’s first league game is April 9 at West Albany at 5 p.m.

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

• March 13 | at South Salem Won 13-5 | Non-league• March 15 | Newberg Done | Non-league• March 18 | vs. Hillsboro Done | Non-league• March 21 | at North Bend 3pm | Non-league• March 25 | vs. West Salem

at U.S. Cellular Field 6pm | Non-league• March 26 | vs. Eagle Point and Henley at U.S.

Cellular Field, doubleheader 2pm, 6pm | Non-league• April 2 | vs. Barlow 4:30pm | Non-league• April 9 | at West Albany 5pm• April 12 | at Dallas 5pm• April 16 | vs. Silverton 5pm• April 17 | at Crescent Valley 5pm• April 19 | vs. Corvallis 4:30pm• April 23 | at Lebanon 5pm• April 24 | vs. North Salem 5pm• April 26 | vs. South Albany 5pm• April 30 | vs. West Albany 5pm• May 3 | vs. Dallas 5pm• May 7 | at Silverton 5pm• May 8 | vs. Crescent Valley 5pm• May 10 | at Corvallis 4:30pm• May 14 | vs. Lebanon 5pm• May 15 | at North Salem 4pm• May 17 | at South Albany 5pm

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CentralCentral High School Boys Tennis

The rundown...Head coach: Patti Youngren

(sixth season).2018 record: Key returners:

Antonio Martinez, Zach Stone, Chase Magill and Moshe Mar-tinez.

Newcomers to watch: Har-rison Eberly, Nathaniel Thom-as, David Glade and Jean de Wouters.

Outlook for the season: The Panthers tennis team is off to an interesting start for their 2019 spring season. Their first week

of hitting the courts was met with two snow days and canceled practice, and with their first meet on March 12, it was a quick turn-around. Additionally, head coach Patti Youngren broke her ankle sliding down a hill that first week.

“My daughter, Alice Holliday, will be assisting me this year,” Youngren said. “She helped me when coaching the girls almost two decades ago.”

Beyond those obstacles, Youn-gren is looking forward to another tennis season.

“We will be working hard on

teamwork this year,” she said. “I will help the boys instruct each other at matches, because I won’t be able to run around the outside of the courts for a while. It was something I wanted to work on anyway, so this is going to be a great excuse to get players in-volved outside of their own game. I think the players will learn so much by watching and helping their teammates. I think it will probably be our best year in a while.”

Youngren is relying on some of her returners, such as Martinez

and Stone, to guide the newcom-ers this year.

“Last year was a building year. Most of my returning boys will have played only one year,” she said. “I still have players with other commitments to complete, so to be truthful, as the season opens up, so will their skills.”

The boys traveled to La Salle Prep for their first meet on March 12, to North Marion on March 19 and will head to Philo-math on March 21 at 4 p.m.

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Isaiah Cedillo

Jean-Nicolas de WoutersZach Stone

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

BOYS TENNIS SCHEDULE

• March 14 | at Stayton Done

• March 19 | vs. North Marion Done

• March 21 | at Philomath 4pm

• March 22 | at Woodburn 4pm

• April 2 | vs. West Albany 4:30pm

• April 5 | at North Eugene 4pm

• April 9 | vs. Dallas 4:30pm


• April 16 | vs. Crescent Valley 4:30pm

• April 18 | at Corvallis 4:30pm

• April 23 | vs. Lebanon 4:30pm

• April 25 | at North Salem 4:30pm

• April 30 | at South Albany 4:30pm


CentralCentral High School Girls Tennis

The rundown...Head coach: Patti Nevue

(second season).2018 record: 7-8, with a

fifth-place finish in districts. Key returners: Reann Kelley,

Molly Scoggins, Faithanne Berry, Amelia Cantu, Kimmie Montes, Rylie Smith, Hazel Lydum, Jessica

Avila, and Julie Prado. Newcomers to watch: Nu-

merous freshman and sophomore players.

Outlook for the season: The Panthers girls tennis team wel-comes back seven varsity players for the 2019 spring season, and 25 new players to the team. It will be a busy but fun year, said head

coach Patti Nevue.“These (new) players are new

to tennis and are showing a lot of improvement, potential and enthusiasm,” she said. “Having so many new players provides a good foundation for the future of the program.”

The team has already lobbed two matches against Stayton and

North Marion, and their next match is March 21 at 4 p.m. against Philomath.

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Molly ScrogginsKimberly Montes

Jessica Avila

Hazel Lyelum

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JaydonAydelotteathlete spotlight

On the track and on the stageIndependence – Jaydon

Aydelotte is always on the move. From rushing off to play rehears-als after track practice to dealing with student council issues, the senior from Central High School is constantly busy.

And he puts 100 percent of himself into each activity, said head track and field coach Eli Cirino.

“He does everything you could possibly ask a kid to do,” Cirino said. “Not only does he show up for all of this, but he’s also in the play. And he does it year-round; he’s always totally maxed out. … And he even shows up to all of the fundraisers that we do, and it’s like, Jaydon, how do you actually

do all this?”He does, somehow, and all of it

with a big grin on his face. He said he’s looking forward to

another season of track and field.“I’m feeling pretty good,” he

said. “I feel like I’m a bit slower on the start of things because I’ve also been doing the school play, Fiddler on the Roof, it’s another one of my passions — acting — so it’s been balancing both and doing winter training while the play has been a balancing game, but I’m so excited to be back in track.”

Last year, Aydelotte placed fourth at the OSAA 5A State Track and Field Championships in the intermediate hurdles.

“Last track season was pretty monumental for me, as compet-ing went,” Aydelotte said. “I quali-fied for high hurdles, intermediate and the 4x400 relay at state, which was super cool, especially with Hayward Field’s last year of being there. And I was able to advance into the finals for the intermediate hurdles and placed fourth. And for me, I was very proud of that accomplishment because I have never gone to state for the intermediates before and so to have run that race was awesome.”

He’ll do the same events this year, and said he wants to finish off his last high school track sea-son with another shot at state.

“My goals for this last track season is to qualify for state again in both hurdle races, and I hope to race in the top three for both events. That’s my goal for the year. My, kind of sub-goal to that, for me is just to making the most of this year and not being fixated so much on place or times, but just experiencing the moment and the people here with all the positive energy, just really taking it in and being present.”

Cirino said Aydelotte is a model student-athlete.

“He’s awesome,” Cirino said. “There are so many factors to being a successful student-athlete beyond being a gifted athlete, and Jaydon covers all the bases.

He takes care of everything in the classroom, he takes care of himself physically, he comes with a positive attitude, and he’s never having to make excuses. He’s really disciplined. He’s committed. And really truly understands what that means.”

Beyond being a top-tier athlete, Aydelotte has always assumed a quiet leadership role on the track team.

“His teammates admire him and look up to him, and coaches fight for him,” Cirino said. “He’s been a natural leader. The kids really respond to him.”

He’s the kind of person who leads by example, Cirino said, and last year he did that not only

with his positive attitude, but with discipline and determination. He only lost one race last year, and Cirino is expecting big things from him again this year.

“I would be surprised if he didn’t set a personal record and run his lifetime best. I know that this year in cross-country, he had a healthier and more successful season than he’s ever had before, and I look forward to seeing that continue in track season.”

So is Aydelotte, and he’s plan-ning on working hard to get there.

“I know if I show up here every day and give my 110 percent energy, I know the rest will carry through.”


CentralCentral High School Track and Field

The rundown...Head coach: Eli Cirino (12th

season).2018 record: The girls squad

finished their season with a fifth-place spot in league, and the boys nabbed a third-place title.

Key returners | Girls: Sophia Henke, Morgan Metzger, Ana Becerra, Samantha Londigan, Diana Nye, Kennedy Kantola and Naomi Vega.

Key returners | Boys: Jay-don Aydelotte, Jonathon Brown,

Caylen Thomas, and Maynard DeWitt.

Newcomers to watch | Girls: Sophia Bliss and Faith Sanchez.

Newcomers to watch | Boys: Jamie Deckard-Light.

Outlook for the season: Head coach Eli Cirino is looking forward to another season of track and field. The loss of the graduated seniors on the boys side who helped to carry the team last season will be felt, he said, especially in the sprinting events, so he’s looking to seniors

like Aydelotte and Brown to fill in those gaps.

“Our boys are very young and we lost a lot of experienced seniors,” he said. “We don’t have the strength in the sprints that we have had in the last couple years. But we do have some depth in the distance crew. I am looking forward to a season of growth and opportunity.”

It’s a different story on the girl’s side.

“Our girls, though, have more depth than we have had in many

years, returning most of the girls from the league champion 4X100, as well as adding some talented freshman who can help us all over the track,” he said. “We have a strong coaching staff and our numbers are a little down, so I am excited that our kids will get a lot of attention from some great coaches. I expect to have a lot of fun, a bunch of surprises and tremendous growth.”

The Panthers first track meet is scheduled for April 3 at 3:30 p.m. at South Albany.

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL TRACK AND FIELD

• April 3 | at South Albany 4pm• April 6 | Sandy Invitational 10am• April 10 | at Dallas 4pm• April 13 | The Willamette Falls Invitational 10am• April 17 | vs. North Salem and Lebanon 4pm• April 19 | John Oliver Invitational TBD• April 24 | at Corvallis 4pm• May 1 | vs. Dallas and Lebanon 4pm• May 8 | at West Albany 4pm• May 10 | MWC JV Championships at Silverton TBD

* Schedule subject to change

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DallasDALLAS HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL SCHEDULE

• March 11 | vs. Silverton Done | Non-league• March 13 | at North Eugene Won 7-1 | Non-league• March 21 | vs. South Umpqua

at McConnell Field Noon | Non-league• March 22 | vs. TBD

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Dallas High School Baseball

The rundown... Head coach: Keeton Luther

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Outlook for the season: It’s head coach Keeton Luther’s first time coaching the Dragons varsity baseball team, and he has big goals for the 2019 season.

“We look to be a tough out for any team we play,” Luther said. “Compete with every pitch, and reinvent Dallas baseball’s culture and approach. We have a great group of guys that all enjoy being around one another. Getting them to play together as one, for one another, will render the results we are seeking and end in a successful season.”

After a few non-league games and a spring break tournament, the team’s first league game is at home on April 8 against Lebanon at 5 p.m.

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• March 18 | at Springhill Done

• April 1 | at Trysting Tree 11am

• April 8 | at Salem Golf Club 11:30am

• April 15 | at Cross Creek 11am

• April 22 | at Mallard Creek 10am

• April 29 | at OGA Silverton 11:30am

• May 6 | Regionals at Trysting Tree 10am

• May 7 | Regionals at Trysting Tree 10am

• May 13 | State Tournament at Trysting Tree TBA

• May 14 | State Tournament at Trysting Tree TBA

Dallas High School Boys Golf

The rundown...Head coach: Jennie White

(fourth season).2018 record: The Dragons

made it to the regional tourna-ment, but did not place.

Key returners: Adam Nich-olson, Tristan White, and Xavier White.

Newcomers to watch: Paden

Williamson, Patrick McCarley, John Aebi,Tyler Beal and Josh Sneeuwjagt.

Outlook for the season: Head coach Jennie White is ex-cited for another season of golf. The start was rocky with the snow days and canceled school, but now that they’ve had a few practices and tournaments under their belts, things are putting along.

White’s goal for the season is to have another shot at regionals.

“Last year we went to regionals as a team for the first time in 10 years; I’m hoping for a repeat on that,” she said.

White’s two boys, Tristan and Xavier, are on the team, and she said she is excited for Tristan’s last year being on the golf team be-fore graduating high school.

“On a personal level I am going to enjoy this season because it’s the last year my two boys are getting to compete together,” she said.

March 18 was the Dragons first golf tournament at Springhill in Albany. They travel to Trysting Tree in Corvallis on April 1 at 11 a.m.

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The rundown...Head coach: Danielle Landis

(fourth season).Key returners: Seniors Emma

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Outlook for the season: The Dragons girls golf team is small, with only four girls to make up the squad, but it’s a team that’s ready to start up another season and have a good time on the green.

“We are looking to improve each week and have tons of fun,”

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with unexpected snow days and some canceled school days.

The season took off quickly, and the girls have already com-peted in two tournaments: on March 11, they traveled to Salem

Golf Club, and March 18 they traveled to Mallard Creek in Lebanon.

April 1, they host at Cross Creek in Dallas, starting at 11 a.m.

DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF SCHEDULE

• March 11 | at Salem Golf Club Done

• March 18 | at Mallard Creek Done

• April 1 | hosting at Cross Creek 11am

• April 8 | at Springhill 12:45pm

• April 15 | at OGA Tukwila 12:45pm

• April 22 | at Trysting Tree 11am

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• April 30 | Districts at Trysting Tree 11am

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The rundown...Head coach: Brandi Jackson

(Ninth season).2018 record: 24-2 overall,

18-0 Mid-Willamette Confer-ence.

Key returners: Kaelynn Sim-mons and Emma Classen.

Newcomers to watch: None mentioned.

Outlook for the season: Hard work is the name of the game for the Dallas Dragons soft-ball team this season.

“We are anxious for this sea-son and expect to work hard and compete day in and day out,” said head coach Brandi Jackson.

Their season is packed with games, which gives the team plenty of time to demonstrate what they’ve been working on so hard in practices.

Last year, the team graduated Jayden Wynia, Jordan Dipple, Lauren Wallace and Emily May, but Jackson said the other girls have stepped up into those lead-ership roles.

“We had some key players graduate last year, but we are excited and confident in our girls filling those spots this year,” Jackson said. “Our goal every year starting out is to focus on playing our game by working hard, being consistent and completing everyday.”

The team’s first league game is at home on April 9 against Leba-non at 5 p.m.

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DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE

• March 13 | at Tualatin Lost 8-3

• March 14 | at Philomath/Alsea Done

• March 25 | vs. Roseburg, Forest Grove at U.S. Cellular Field, doubleheader 2pm | 6pm

• March 26 | vs. South Salem, Grants Pass at U.S. Cellular Field, doubleheader 2pm | 6pm

• April 9 | vs. Lebanon 5pm

• April 10 | at North Salem 4pm

• April 12 | vs. Central 5pm

• April 16 | at South Albany 5pm

• April 17 | vs. Silverton 5pm

• April 19 | at West Albany 5pm

• April 23 | at Corvallis 5pm

• April 26 | vs. Crescent Valley 5pm

• April 30 | at Lebanon 5pm

• May 1 | vs. North Salem 5pm

• May 3 | at Central 5pm

• May 7 | vs. South Albany 5pm

• May 8 | at Silverton 5pm

• May 10 | vs. West Albany 5pm

• May 14 | vs. Corvallis 5pm

• May 17 | at Crescent Valley 5pm

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DallasDallas High School Boys Tennis

The rundown...Head coach: Caleb Gillette

(fifth season).2018 Record: Not given.Key Returners: Jacob Gil-

lette, Quentin Foster, Caleb Jones and Casey Tilgner.


Outlook for the season: Head coach Caleb Gillette wants to make sure that his team has fun this season, first and foremost. It’s

not all about wins, he said.“I really don’t have any expec-

tations this season, and I don’t mean that to be negative. I’m more focused on seeing the boys improve day by day, while enjoying the process,” Gillette said. “They’re often far to critical of their prog-ress and you can’t succeed that way. My hope is for them to learn how to play for their love of the game. I’d say that’s the focus of our season. Let’s be focused and intense, but maintain the inner joy

for the game and keep everything in perspective. We’re blessed by God to be out here playing this game; many people in the world don’t have this opportunity, so be thankful for it. Perspective chang-es everything and we need to re-member this, myself included.”

The team consists of many returners from last year as well as some newcomers, and Gillette said he’s excited about the team make-up and its chemistry.

“Many of them are juniors,

and I believe this will be the year they actually see the reward that comes with perseverance and determination,” he said. “So far we have three freshmen that are new and have picked it up quicker than most. So I’m excited for them, hopefully they can stay relaxed and play for the joy of the game.”

The Panthers have already knocked out three matches against Silverton, Cascade and Molalla. Their next meet is April 2 at Lebanon at 4:30 p.m.

DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL

BOYS TENNIS SCHEDULE

• March 13 | vs. Silverton Done

• March 14 | vs. Cascade Done

• March 15 | at Mollala Done

• April 2 | at Lebanon 4:30pm

• April 4 | vs. North Salem 4pm

• April 9 | at Dallas 4:30pm

• April 11 | vs. South Albany 4:30pm

• April 18 | vs. West Albany 4:30pm

• April 23 | vs. Corvallis 4pm

• April 30 | at Crescent Valley 4:30pm

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DallasDallas High School Girls Tennis

The rundown...Head coach: Jordan Sollman

(fifth season).2018 record: 10-4.Key returners: Peyton Fast,

Amanda Schafer, Kinzi Boer, Le-anne Sleeper, Jasmine Contreras, Rebekah Rocak, Madelyn Kenne-dy and Megan Johnston

Newcomers to watch: Emily West, Sarah Baer, Hadley Nel-son, Brieanna Howard and Molly Burger

Outlook for the season: An-other season of tennis is underway

for the Dragons girls tennis team, with many returners from last year to help lead the way for the newcomers.

“We returned about half of our varsity line-up from last year,” said head coach Jordan Sollman. “I believe we have just the best girls here at Dallas. Every year we have a great turn out for tennis. Every year we have girls that come out ready to get better and grow as athletes and tennis players. Ex-cited to see how some of our re-turners do, filling in shoes of some of our seniors from last year, and

I am equally excited to see some girls embrace the opportunity to play some varsity tennis for the first time and experience that level of play. Very exciting.”

The season kicked off early, with two meets already in the books for the Dragons, and with the late-winter weather and can-celed school days, the team had to buckle down to make sure they were prepared for the start of the season.

Sollman said he is excited for what this season will bring.

“We have a very dedicated

group of girls that are ready to compete and come out to the beautiful Oregon weather to continue to grow and get better,” he said. “I believe we have a lot of potential this year to do very well, and I can’t wait to see the growth we make as a team and individual-ly throughout this tennis season.”

The Dragons next match is April 2 against Lebanon at 4:30 p.m.

DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS SCHEDULE

• March 14 | vs. Cascade Done• March 15 | at Silverton Done • April 2 | vs. Lebanon 4:30pm• April 4 | vs. North Salem 4:30pm• April 9 | vs. Central 4:30pm• April 11 | at South Albany 4:30pm• April 16 | vs. Silverton 4pm• April 18 | at West Albany 4:30pm• April 23 | at Corvallis 4:30pm• April 30 | vs. Crescent Valley 4:30pm

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• March 15 | Cotton Invitational at Grant High School Done

• April 3 | at North Salem 3:30pm

• April 5 | Titan Track Classic 2:30pm

• April 10 | vs. Central at Central 3:30pm

• April 17 | at Crescent Valley 3:30pm

• April 19 | John Oliver Invitational TBD

• April 26 | Elden Kellar Invitational 4pm

• May 1 | at Central 3:30pm

• May 3 | Rob Allen Twilight Invitational TBD

• May 8 | at Silverton 3:30pm

• May 10 | MWC JV Championships TBD

Dallas High School Track and Field

The rundown...Head coach: Bill Masai

(eighth season).2018 record: The boys team

finished fourth, and the girls squad nabbed a fifth place spot at districts.

Key returners: Trevor Cross, Toby Ruston, Malaki Connella,

Hailey Van Well, Marie Marshall, Ellie Osbourne, Kristi Cook, Taylor Williamson, Sage Arneson, Jack Anderson, and Carlie Sher-man.


Outlook for the season: Last year, the Dragons track and field team took three individuals

to state: Connella, Van Well and Marshall.

The goal is to take more than that this season, said head coach Bill Masai.

As the season takes off, the biggest obstacle the Dragons will face is not having a home base to practice on.

“This year will be challenging,

not having a track facility. We will use LaCreole one a week and have been invited to use Central High Schools facility for practice and meets as well,” Masai said.

The track renovations at DHS will begin this spring.

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George Fox University Invitational 2:30pm• April 20 | Jewell Invitational 11:30am• April 26 | Stayton Twilight Invitational 3:30pm• May 4 | Perrydale First Annual Invitational 11am• May 10 | 1A Special District 1 Championships TBD• May 11 | 1A Special District 1 Championships TBD

Falls City High School Track and Field

The rundown...

Head coach: Ronnie Simmons (Fourth season).

Key returners | Girls: Amara Houghtaling, Natalie Batie

Key returners | Boys: Austin Burgess.

Newcomers to watch | Girls: Ellen Burgess, Katie Ross and Miranda Zeigler.

Outlook for the season: The Mountaineers track team has expanded this year, and head coach Ronnie Simmons is excited about it.

“We have a lot of newcomers, so we have to test the waters and see what works best for them,” he said. “It is nice to see new faces out and try something new.”

He said he’s keeping his ex-pectations low at this point in the season, but hopes everyone has a good time.

Their first meet was on March 16 at Jefferson High School for the J-Town Small School Classic. Next up is the Buckaroo Roundup at St. Paul at 3:30 p.m.

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SOFTBALL

• March 13 | vs. Delphian Won 20-1

• March 14 | at Yoncalla Done

• March 15 | at Siletz Valley Done

• March 19 | vs. Knappa Done

• March 20 | at Knappa, doubleheader 3pm| 5pm

• April 2 | at St. Paul 4:30pm

• April 5 | vs. St. Paul, doubleheader 3pm | 5pm

• April 9 | at Portland Christian 4:30pm

• April 12| vs. Portland Christian, doubleheader 3pm | 5pm

• April 16 | vs. Neah-Kah-Nie 4:30pm

• April 19 | at Neah-Kah-Nie, doubleheader 3pm | 5pm

• April 23 | at Gaston 4:30pm

• April 26 | vs. Gaston, doubleheader 3pm | 5pm

• April 30 | at Nestucca 4:30pm

• April 3 | vs. Nestucca, doubleheader 3pm | 5pm

• April 7 | vs. Vernonia 4:30pm

• April 10 | at Vernonia, doubleheader 3pm | 5pm

Perrydale High School Softball

The rundown...Head coach: Chris Gubrud

(fifth season).2018 record: 6-18Key returners: Sydney Per-

kins, Kyndle Moore, Kenzy Law-rence, Sydney Lawrence, Megan Freeborn, and Nathalie Juarez.

Newcomers to watch: Naomi Cruickshank, Courtney Burbank,

Keirsten Moore,Sophie Junghans, Sarina Russi, and Jenna Tompkins.

Outlook for the season: This season’s Pirates softball season is a mix of experience and new-comers.

“We have experience up the middle, and our pitchers throw strikes,” said head coach Chris Gubrud. “We will need to man-ufacture runs in the back of our

lineup, but we are pretty solid hitting in our first one through six spots. We are shaky in the out-field, but getting better fast. Lots of inexperience out there.”

The season has started off quick, with a few non-league con-tests under the girls’ belts to get things going, 20-1 victory to start things off. Their first league game began a series against Knappa on

March 19 and 20. Next up is an away game at St. Paul on April 2 at 4:30 p.m., followed by a home game doubleheader, also against the Buckaroos, opening at 4 p.m. The Pirates will see each of their opponents three times this sea-son, so plenty of opportunity to knock the season out of the park.

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PerrydalePERRYDALE HIGH SCHOOL

TRACK AND FIELD

• March 16 | J-Town Small School Classic Done

• March 21 | Wolfpack Small School Invite 3:30pm

• March 27 | Canby All Comers Meet 12pm

• April 6 | Husky Invitational TBD

• April 12 | C.S. Lewis Academy/

George Fox University Invitational 2:30pm

• April 20 | Jewell Invitational 11:30am

• April 27 | 17th Annual Portland

Christian Invitational 11am

• May 4 | Perrydale First Annual Invitational 11am

• May 10 | 1A Special District 1 Championships 11am

• May 11 | 1A Special District 1 Championships 11am

• May 17 | OSAA 1A State Championships TBD

• May 18 | OSAA 1A State Championships TBD

Perrydale High School Track and FieldThe rundown...

Head Coach: Brian Evans (fifth season).

2018 record: Girls took fifth in state.

Key returners | Girls: Amity Deters, Alyssa Lux, Jessica Cruik-shank.

Key returners | Boys: Josh Crawford.

Newcomers to watch | Girls: Sophie Junghans, Kiyla Clement, Kenzy Lawrence and Sydney Lawrence.

Newcomers to watch | Boys: Jalen Baker and Brandon Graber.

Outlook for the season: It’s a good year to be on the Perrydale

Pirate track and field team.“We have almost doubled the

size of our team this year,” said head coach Brian Evans, “which is a little stressful as a coach, but it gives us such a good opportunity to be very successful on both the girls and boys sides of events. I am very fortunate to have quality, talented coaches surrounding me who are great at guiding all of our new athletes to become the best they can be.”

Last year, the Pirates girls team nabbed a fifth place spot in state, with multiple individuals who placed at the meet returning this year.

Amity Deters was the high

jump state champion, and took fourth place in both the long and triple jumps.

Alyssa Lux took sixth in javelin.Lux and Deters were also part

of the 4x100-meters relay team that took second in state, joining Jessica Cruikshank and graduate Kieley Griffin for the victory.

This track season will be differ-ent, but in an exciting way.

“We are hosting our very first track meet at Perrydale on Sat-urday, May 4,” said Evans. “Nine schools will be attending with well over 100 athletes.”

It’s been a yearlong effort to make sure that their first annual track meet will happen.

“We had a fundraiser last sea-son which raised not only money for our team and track facilities, but awareness to the community that we are serious about track and want a meet that the com-munity can be proud of,” Evans said “It’s taken a lot of work this year, some of it still ongoing: a new run-up for our javelin throw-ers, discus pad relocation and shot-put landing sector filled in with rock. We are having another fundraiser this year with a goal in mind of adding pole vault next year to our facilities.”

Perrydale’s next track meet is March 21 at 3:30 p.m.

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