Tournament played @ Bend High School and Juniper Park on Monday and Tuesday May 9-10.
Team Scores: Summit 37, The Dalles-Wahtonka 15, Mountain View 13, Hermiston 11, Bend 11, Hood River Valley 5, Pendleton 4.

Singles:
1 Paxton Deuel, Summit
2 Kaito Nakamura, TDW
3 Jeff Windsor, Bend
4 Parker Nichols, Summit
5 Alec Virk, Summit
6 Josh Ziegner, HRV

Doubles:
1 Bo Hall/Liam Hall, Summit
2 Matt Larraneta/Matt VanHemelryck, MV
3 Sterling Dillingham/Scott Parr, Summit
4 Joey Burns/Ryan Parsons, Hermiston
5 Ternes/McMichael, Hermiston
6 Dylan Lowes/Drew Peters, Summit

• Most points ever scored by Summit @ districts.
• First time Summit has ever won both singles and doubles @ districts.
• Paxton’s third-straight district title, has never lost a league match.
• Paxton lost just one game in the tournament, winning his first three matches 6-0, 6-0 and then defeating Kaito 6-1, 6-0 in the championship.

UPDATED DRAWS AFTER DAY 1:
• Boys Singles 1st Day
• Boys Doubles 1st Day
SINGLES SEEDS:
1) Paxton Deuel SUM
2) Jeff Windsor BND
3) Kaito Nakamura TDW
4) Parker Nichols SUM
5) Dain Lloyd HRM
6) Matt Booher HRM
7) Philip Atkinson MVH
8 Trace Byrd TDW
DOUBLES SEEDS:
1) Larraneta/ VanHemelryck – MVH
2) Burns/ Parson – HRM
3) Hall/ Hall – SUM
4) Dillingham/ Parr – SUM
5) Ternes/ McMichael – HRM
6) Goatcher/ Ihle – HRV
7) Vazquez/ Mazeski – TDW
8 Eland/ Rowden – SUM

PAST IMC DISTRICT CHAMPIONS:
Teams
2010 – Hermiston
2009 – Summit
2008 – Summit
2007 – Hermiston
Singles
2010 – Paxton Deuel, Summit
2009 – Lincoln Gay, The Dalles-Wahtonka
2008 – Cody Kohlmoos, Summit
2007 – Daren Ramcharan, Hermiston
Doubles
2010 – Matt Larraneta/Kevin Kyger, Mountain View
2009 – Paxton Deuel/Adam Krull, Summit
2008 – Riley Tronson/Ryan Coe, Mountain View
2007 – Cody Kohlmoos/Alex Walentin, Summit

The Intermountain Conference has been destroying Class 5A sports all year and track was no exception.
Team Placing: 1 Summit, 2 Hermiston, 4 Pendleton, 9 Bend, 10 Crook County. (34 teams)
100 – 1 Kellie Schueler, Summit; 6 Angelica Rodriguez, Hermiston
200 – 1 Kellie Schueler, Summit; 3 Cory O’Neill, Pendleton; 4 Angelica Rodriguez, Hermiston.
400 – 1 Kellie Schueler, Summit; 2 Angelica Rodriguez, Hermiston
800 – 1 Catherine Theobald, Bend; 7 Emma Anderton, Pendleton.
1,500 – 3 Kellie Foley, Crook County; 5 Megan Fristoe, Summit
3,000 – 1 Megan Fristoe, Summit; 4 Kellie Foley, Crook County

GIRLS GOLF – Summit
BOYS GOLF – Summit
GIRLS TENNIS – Crook County
BOYS TENNIS – Hermiston

Spring sports are underway. It’s amazing how many Intermountain Conference teams placed in the top 10 of Class 5A State competitions last spring.

CHAMPIONS
Summit Girls Track
Summit Girls Golf
Summit Boys Tennis
Hermiston Girls Tennis

2ND PLACE
Hermiston Girls Track

3RD PLACE
Bend Girls Tennis
Summit Boys Golf
Pendleton Girls Track

4TH PLACE
Crook County Girls Golf
Summit Boys Track

6TH PLACE
The Dalles-Wahtonka Boys Golf

7TH PLACE
Summit Girls Tennis
Crook County Girls Track
Mountain View Boys Tennis

9TH PLACE
Mountain View Boys Track
Hermiston Boys Tennis
The Dalles-Wahtonka Boys Tennis

SEMIFINALS
The Dalles-Wahtonka Baseball
The Dalles-Wahtonka Softball
Pendleton Softball

QUARTERFINALS
Bend Baseball

Cowboys second as final day looms
Hermiston leads Crook County after the first day of IMC districts

Pendleton beat Hermiston last night, which helps the causes of Summit, Madras and Bend. The Intermountain Conference boys basketball race is coming down to the wire.

Madras (5-7) @ THE DALLES-WAHTONKA (8-4) 7:00pm – A must win for the White Buffaloes, especially with the likely win by Summit tonight. A loss could knock them out of the playoff hunt.
Mountain View (11-1) @ BEND (5-7) 7:30pm – MV has clinched the IMC titles. A win by Bend would be one of the biggest in Civil War history. The Cougars have a 7-game win streak going.
Crook County (0-12) @ SUMMIT (6-6) 7:30pm – A Storm win gives them

Eye of the Storm
Swimmer Nic Morrell looks to close out a great prep career – By Beau Eastes / The Bulletin

The Intermountain Conference district wrestling championships is in Madras this next weekend. Here’s a look at some of the the weight classes to watchl All rankings can be found on The Oregon Wrestling Forum.

One of the weight classes to watch is 215, where numerous IMC grapplers are ranked among the state’s best:
3 Cody Roan Sr Crook County
4 Travis Williams So Madras
5 David Liebe Sr Hermiston
12 Liam Brown Sr Bend
14 Kameron Garver Jr The Dalles-Wahtonka

At 189, the IMC has the top-three ranked individuals:
1 Curtis Berger Jr Hermiston
2 Jacob Abrams Sr The Dalles-Wahtonka
3 Trevor Barrett Sr Madras
10 Colton RedCloud Sr The Dalles-Wahtonka
13 Rhett Smith So Crook County
15 Kenny Dailey Sr Bend

5A TEAM RANKINGS
1 Hermiston 260
6 Crook County 88
9 Pendleton 75
11 The Dalles-Wahtonka 65
13 Madras 62

Here’s how the playoff race looks going into the final week of Intermountain Conference girls basketball.
Bend 8-3 – Crook County, Mountain View and Summit games are all that stand between the Lava Bears and an IMC championship.
Hermiston 7-4 – Finishes with two of three games @ home.
Mountain View 7-4 – The Cougars didn’t make the playoffs last year. Finish with two out of three on the road. Need to notch a road win for sure!
Madras 6-5 – Sitting in fourth after finishing with a 5-9 record last year. Finish with two of their three games against Hermiston.
Summit 5-6 – The reigning IMC champions are sitting @ fifth, but they can help their cause by winning out. A game @ MV is followed by home games against Crook County and Bend.
The Dalles-Wahtonka 4-7 – Two of three vs. Pendleton. That’s good for TDW seeing as Pendleton is in last place… but just a game behind TDW.
Crook County 4-7 – A down year after finishing 10-4 for second in the IMC last year.
Pendleton 3-8 – Not looking good for Pendleton’s playoff hopes.
Full IMC standings – Oregonprepsports.net

This is the final week of the Intermountain Conference regular season for boys basketball. Playoffs are still wide open. A few teams play each other twice this week, should be very exciting.

TUESDAY
Crook County (0-11) @ BEND (4-7) 7:00pm – Bend should win this game.
Madras (5-6) @ HERMISTON (4-7) 7:00pm – Madras and Hermiston play each other twice in the final week. Both teams still have a shot at the playoffs.
Pendleton (7-4) @ THE DALLES-WAHTONKA (8-3) 7:00pm – Playing each other twice in the last week. Second place will be decided by these two games.
Summit (6-5) @ MOUNTAIN VIEW (10-1) 7:15pm – The Cougars have won six games in a row. Would be the biggest basketball win in Summit history.

THURSDAY
Hermiston @ PENDLETON 7:00pm - One of Oregon’s truest rivalries. Pendleton is the heavy favorite in this one, but you know Hermiston is going to fight for this win.

FRIDAY
Madras @ THE DALLES-WAHTONKA 7:00pm – TDW won the first meeting 74-73 @ Madras. Should be a great game.
Mountain View @ BEND 7:30pm – The “Civil War” is a great event no matter the standings. Expect some creative cheers from the Lava Bear faithful.
Crook County @ SUMMIT 7:30pm – A needed Summit win in the playoff hunt.

SATURDAY
Bend @ SUMMIT 7:00pm - The last time these two met was the best high school basketball game I’ve ever seen, with the Storm winning on a buzzer-beater in overtime. This game could possibly be a win and your in, lose and your out for Summit. Put this one on the calendar!
Crook County @ MOUNTAIN VIEW 7:00pm – Cougars should cruise into the playoffs with a win at home against the Cowboys.
Hermiston @ MADRAS 7:00pm – Likely a playoff decider. It could come down to the wire for playoffs with this game along with the Bend-Summit game.
The Dalles-Wahtonka @ PENDLETON 7:00pm – There’s a big difference between 2nd and 3rd as far as playoffs go, this game could decide that.

FULL IMC BOYS STANDINGS – Oregonprepsports.net
PROJECTED 5A STATE TOURNAMENT – Oregonprepsports.net