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Christian Burial will be held on Friday 2025 from 4:00 – 6:00 PM at Wing-Bain Funeral Home in Granite Falls and will continue one hour prior to the service at the church in Canby on Friday Minnesota to Raymond and Bette (Mills) Moen She grew up and attended school in Albert Lee and Alden Jean met Daniel Hocum and the couple was wed March 30 The couple made their home in Maynard and Granite Falls before living in Canby for the last 40 years Jean worked in home health while living in Granite Falls and as a machine operator in Montevideo She had many recipes that she was known for Mark Moen; as well as other family and friends Add to Calendar Complete the form below to get directions for the Visitation for Jean Hocum Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Complete the form below to get directions for the Mass for Jean Hocum This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors MINNEOTA — Madison Hennen homered and threw a complete-game shutout for the Minneota/Canby softball team in the first game of its Camden Conference doubleheader against Renville County West on Tuesday Her two-way effort helped the Vikings cruise to an 11-0 victory Hennen struck out 13 batters on the day while giving up two hits and no walks she hit a home run and a double for six RBIs The game was locked in a scoreless tie heading into the bottom of the third A pair of singles by Greta Buysse and Kiersyn Hulzebos broken up by a walk drawn by Izabelle Hulzebos Hennen drove in another three runs with a double and then scored on an error With two runners on and one out in the fourth Otto hit an RBI single and then scored on a three-run homer from Hennen Otto tallied a game-high three hits with four RBIs and a walk while Kiersyn Hulzebos also contributed a pair of hits Otto also hit a two-run single with two outs in the fifth to trigger the mercy rule MINNEOTA — Courtney Antony and Kiersyn Hulzebos each accounted for five total bases for the Minneota/Canby softball team on Tuesday as it defeated Renville County West 13-2 in six innings in the second game of a Camden Conference doubleheader Antony finished with a game-high three hits — including a triple — and a walk while Hulzebos finished with a triple Joelle Otto also reached base three times with a pair of singles and a walk striking out 10 batters while giving up two earned runs on seven hits and a pair of walks After a single by Izabelle Hulzebos and a double by Kiersyn Hulzebos Otto put the Vikings on the board with a two-run single in the top of the first RCW responded with a run in the bottom of the first but the Vikings scored one run in each of the next three innings before RCW got back on the board with a run in the bottom of the fourth to make the score 6-2 Minneota/Canby pulled away in the final two innings Antony led off the fifth with a single before scoring on a McKenzie Bednarek double Emily Walker hit a two-run double and Kiersyn Hulzebos hit a triple before scoring on a passed ball to make the score 10-2 Antony and Winifred Swedzinski made the score 12-2  and Izabelle Hulzebos hit an RBI double to make the score 13-2 Otto retired the side in order in the bottom of the frame to seal the mercy-rule win Minneota/Canby (10-1) hosts Ortonville (1-6) for its next game on Thursday at 4:30 p.m WORTHINGTON — The Marshall softball team wasn’t able to pick up its first win of the season on Tuesday falling 10-0 in five innings in a Big South Conference matchup against Worthington The Trojans scored three first-inning runs and another four in the second They tacked on three more in the fourth to put the mercy rule in play and retired Marshall in order in the top of the fifth to end the game Sara Dallman led Marshall at the plate with two of the team’s five hits Dallman surrendered four earned and two unearned runs on five hits and two walks Alissa Moen took over for Dallman with one out in the second inning going on to allow three earned runs on four hits over 2 2/3 innings Dallman and Moen each struck out three batters Marshall (0-8) will look to get in the win column when it goes the road to take on Windom (2-7) on Thursday at 5:30 p.m GRANITE FALLS — Bayli Sneller’s complete-game effort in the circle set the tone for the Yellow Medicine East softball team in its Camden Conference matchup against MACCRAY on Tuesday Sneller shut the Wolverines out on the day as the Sting bats got active for a 14-0 win in five innings Sneller struck out 10 of the 17 batters she faced on the day She had a no-hitter through three innings until a two-out single broke it up in the fourth and the lone other MACCRAY players to reach base came on an error in the first inning and a catcher’s interference call in the fifth The Sting surged ahead in the bottom of the third with six runs stole second and scored when Brianna Nelson laid down a bunt and MACCRAY committed an error The Wolverines retired each of the next two YME batters Alana Almich walked before Kourtney Peterson singled in Nelson Consecutive walks to Emma Keller and Bailey Mortenson forced in one run and a wild pitch allowed Peterson to score another Charlotte Paslawski walked to reload the bases and a wild pitch and a passed ball scored another two runners for a 7-0 Sting advantage Almich reached base three times for the Sting with a double and two walks YME first claimed the lead in the top of the first when Nelson singled and scored on an Almich double the Sting bats stayed hot when Ella Cherveny singled and scored on a Sneller single Almich walked and Keller was hit by a pitch to load the bases with one out and Sneller scored on a passed ball to make the score 9-0 Paslawski and Haar drew consecutive walks to extend the rally and a two-run single from Cherveny and an RBI single from Sneller made the score 14-0 Yellow Medicine East (2-3) returns to action on Thursday when it hosts Lakeview (3-3) for a 5 p.m NEW ULM — An early deficit was too much for the Wabasso softball team to overcome in a Tomahawk Conference matchup against New Ulm Cathedral on Tuesday The Rabbits never got their bats going and lost 9-0 The Rabbits fell into an early hole when five hits The Greyhounds added another run in the third and three more in the fourth Camryn Irlbeck was the lone Rabbit with multiple total bases while Aylah Jenniges had a single and a walk giving up seven earned and two unearned runs on 11 hits over four innings Alexa Remiger threw 1 2/3 scoreless innings of relief striking out three batters while giving up two walks and a single Wabasso (7-3) gets back to its home diamond on Thursday when it hosts Sleepy Eye (9-1) at 5 p.m MADISON — Early success at the plate gave the Ortonville softball team all the momentum it needed to claim a Camden Conference win over Dawson-Boyd on Tuesday The Trojans scored all of their runs in the first two innings and never looked back Ortonville scored six first-inning runs on five hits a walk and a pair of hit batters to grab the lead early The Trojans scored another run in the second inning to make the score 7-0 and never looked back The Blackjacks scored their lone run in the bottom of the fifth when Lauren Lee doubled before scoring on a passed ball Natyah Ritter tallied a team-high four hits in four plate appearances while Elsie Wiebe contributed another two of the Blackjacks’ 11 total Shay Bothun tossed all seven innings for Dawson-Boyd giving up seven earned runs on 16 hits and a walk ORTONVILLE — The Dawson-Boyd softball team ended its four-game skid on Tuesday night with an 18-13 bounce-back win in the second game of its Camden Conference doubleheader against Ortonville Natyah Ritter led the Blackjacks’ offensive efforts with four hits in five at-bats marking her second four-hit game of the day Madalyn Wente and Macy Moen each also contributed three hits Moen and Kadyn Perkins to start the game gave the Blackjacks the game’s first run Wiebe scored on a passed ball and Quinn Larson then drove in a run with a double to make the score 5-0 after the first Ortonville answered with a pair of runs in the bottom of the frame Dawson-Boyd scored a pair of second-inning runs before Ortonville did the same in the third The Blackjacks then pulled further ahead with six runs in the top of the fifth before Ortonville erupted with another five in the bottom of the frame Dawson-Boyd tallied 19 hits with five walks in the game while Ortonville logged 15 hits and six walks Perkins threw the first 4 1/3 innings for Dawson-Boyd giving up nine earned runs on 11 hits and five walks Wente surrendered four earned runs on four hits and a walk over three innings Dawson-Boyd (2-5) plays again on Thursday when it heads to Madison for a doubleheader against Lac qui Parle Valley (5-2) at 4:30 p.m TRACY — A 10-run third inning from Lac qui Parle Valley was too much to overcome as the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton softball team suffered an 18-6 loss in a full seven innings in a Red Rock Conference matchup Tuesday night LQPV finished the game with eight hits and five errors to TMB’s seven hits and four errors The Eagles took a 14-0 lead by the fourth inning and were on the brink of ending the game early in mercy-rule until the Panthers fought back for a 14-6 deficit in the bottom of the fifth Kendra Timmerman hit an RBI double to get the rally started scoring in both Rosa Vang and Brianna Duscher Aliyah Loftness and Piper Freeburg brought in the other runs for the Panthers TMB went scoreless over the final two innings while the Eagles brought in another four to end the game Melaina Ankrum was the starting pitcher for the Panthers but was relieved by Lanoue the rest of the game after the first inning Ankrum threw one strikeout with four walks and two earned runs while Lanoue finished with four strikeouts Tracy-Milroy-Balaton (4-3) welcomes MACCRAY (4-6) to the Tracy Softball Complex on Thursday at 4:30 p.m TYLER — Down by as many as five runs Laken Baartmen hit a crucial two-run go-ahead home run in the sixth inning to give the Russell-Tyler-Ruthton softball team an 8-7 win over Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove Tuesday night RRC/WWG built up a 7-2 lead in the fourth inning yet the Knights rallied for four runs in the bottom of the fourth to bring the game within one RTR’s Baartman stepped up to the plate and hit her homer out to center field to run in Audrey Schreurs RTR’s defense held off RRC/WWG in its final at-bat to secure the comeback victory while the Falcons finished with five hits and one error Carlie Ross pitched the entire game for four strikeouts and four walks Natasha Wahl led the team with three runs and two hits Jaida Fricke was also on the mound for the entire night Kynsi VanderPlaats led the offense with three hits and three RBIs to pair along with Baartman’s two hits and pair of RBIs Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove (2-7) next competes on Thursday with a road matchup against Springfield at Riverside Park at 6:15 p.m Russell-Tyler-Ruthton (4-8) will stick around in Tyler to host Murray County Central (6-1) for a doubleheader on Thursday at 4:30 p.m SLAYTON — Thea Schneider’s pitching showed up big once again to help prevail the Murray County Central softball team in an 8-5 win over Adrian/Ellsworth Tuesday night in a Red Rock Conference game Schneider threw for nine strikeouts with just two walks and one earned run the entire night The Rebels brought in two more runs in the bottom of the sixth inning while holding A/E scoreless the final three to secure the win Taylor Larson hit a double RBI line drive to left field to score Kate Blankenship and Elyse Paulzine to give MCC its 8-5 lead Both teams finished with nine hits and errors Paulzine and Calleigh Doeden each shared a team-high two hits Blankenship and Larson all had a pair of RBIs as well Murray County Central (6-1) travels to Tyler to take on Russell-Tyler-Ruthton (4-8) for a 4:30 p.m MARSHALL — The Marshall girls golf team picked up a win in a Big South Division meet at Marshall Golf Club on .. Copyright © 2025 Ogden Newspapers of Minnesota | https://www.marshallindependent.com | 508 W First look inside pFriem Family Brewers Milwaukie taproom Oregon City Brewing struck a deal to by the former Canby Municipal Library building in 2019 when the pandemic struck in 2020 they were on much more sure footing and the cost of construction skyrocketed After pausing the deal and reappraising the price the deal got back on track with the city agreeing to a deal that would make the building a community hub rather than counter offers that would see it becoming a call center or a retirement home The next major delay in construction was in regard to food trucks Originally the city of Canby only allowed food trucks on a temporary permitted basis but after numerous requests and complaints the ordnance was re-evaluated to allow them in 2022 Oregon City Brewing’s building plans at the time called for a rooftop patio and no food but they quickly threw those designs out in favor of a food truck pod model that would have a ground level beer garden for families lot of the former Canby Library has now been carved up with 6,000 square feet designated for the heated outdoor food cart pod and a permanent roof with skylights covering ample seating options The food cart pod area has seven food trucks: Adelina’s Mexican Food; Alani Mediterranean; Zula’s Tea & Coffee; Blessing Bites Fish & Chips; Church of Smoke BBQ; Poundtown Smashburgers; and Esan Thai.  The indoor taproom area features 51 drafts 45 of which will pour Oregon City Brewing’s own beers and house-made sodas The German beer hall style layout features a concrete bar and over a dozen tables on one side Although the building and design does not resemble a library their are homages to it’s previous life with book-themed beer display boards and taster trays and displays of found items like library cards and signs from some of the students who once were there OC Brewing has also dedicated a section of their merchandise wall to be the ‘Canby Library Book Garden’ Featuring shelves of used books for purchase at discount prices with all proceeds to benefit Friends of the Canby Library So you can imagine how they felt when a driver crashed into their downtown Oregon City brewery breaking into their barrel room and exposing precious aging sour beer to elements and making that corner of the building structurally unsound Vohden and OC Brewing ended up having to dump around 40 barrels of beer and a replenished supply of young beers aging in oak will now have their own home at the new Canby Beer Library Canby Library taproom is dedicated to the Oregon City barrel-aging program and makes for a natural division of barrels splitting the space The funky and sour program will now have its own dedicated space and there are plans to add stainless steel blending tanks and possibly oak foudres in the future Coming off a stellar Great American Beer Festival showing Oregon City Brewing will feature over a dozen award-winning beers on tap for the Grand Opening They include: 2024 GABF Gold Medal winners Doc McLoughlin and My Cerise Amour; Beast of Burton; The Barrel of the Beast; Coming To Fruition: Cherry; Dark ‘Vator; It’s A Trapp!; Lilikoi No Ka `oi; OC Light; Ol’ Beauty; Pipe Dream; Stout Lager; and Temporary Stairs this project has been funded in part by the Oregon Business Development Department and the State Historic Preservation Office’s Oregon Main Street Revitalization Grant and the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department October 18th with a party featuring DJ Lex Lurker from 5-9 pm A pacific northwest based webmag covering the craft beer and cider industry BlogContactAbout classrooms and hallways of Canby High School last weekend The Canby Cougars hosted over a dozen teams at their annual Winter Festival of Dance. Well attended by teams and spectators the second competition of the new year was a fun event with nearly all current categories represented A drill-down battle and an unofficial “dance party” category wrapped up the event after over 40 team performances A dance party that was enthusiastically received by teams as they anxiously waited for final scores to be tallied and official awards to be announced.   Teams that joined the Canby Dance Team hosts were as follows: Clackamas and several club and junior teams from Molalla and Forest Grove Although the divisions didn’t have an extensive field of teams in each category This breakdown allowed for teams to compete against a more equitable line-up based on their school classifications In addition to the high school teams taking the floor were a few Junior High and Club teams. From Disney Princesses to Justin Timberlake swag all dance levels and artistic expressions had moments to share with an enthusiastic audience.   entries were divided into three groupings. During this part of the season some teams use all or part of their Contemporary or Modern routines from earlier in the season and enter them into the Traditional category. Clackamas took the lead for 6A against three other teams: Sprague and Barlow. Clackamas’ Traditional routine is one of those carryover routines from the Fall Contemporary category This routine received the highest score of the day with an 83.17 Silverton landed the top spot against Wilsonville First place for a second week in a row for Silvertion Valley Catholic debuted a new routine against Pendleton for their State Championship journey and went home with the first place 1-4A Traditional trophy with their routine and Clackamas also took the lead in their other category entries as well. Valley Catholic and Silverton were the winning teams with their Jazz routines (1-4A and 5A respectively) Clackamas landed the top spot in the Show category An upbeat offering to a mix of Justin Timberlake’s “My Love.”   Clackamas and Sprague were official competitors while Canby debuted as an exhibition (as hosts the Show category has inventive and creative ideas each with unique and impressive perspectives on movement and design. Show teams… Hey Forest Grove and Lebanon had a successful day in their categories as well. Each taking home two first place trophies in both Hip Hop and Pom 6A and 5A divisions respectively. Other entries in these categories were 6A teams Lakeridge were the youngsters from Regeneration Dance Team Joining Regeneration's Junior and Club teams on the pre-high school aged roster No doubt some of these young dancers will be seen on a high school dance team very soon Gresham took the floor again at Canby with a Jazz (6A) entry that received first place and rounded out all of the high school wins for the day.  The unofficial “dance party” win was crowned to the youngsters of the Regeneration Dance Team (with some help from the Forest Grove High School team) How could they lose with all those amazing little dancers full of enthusiasm and excitement in the mix Winter Festival of Dance - First place performances (High School divisions only) The drill-down competition had a novice and an advanced round The competitions continue this weekend at Gladstone with more teams and more dances The OSAA championships are seven weeks away © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices New adventures await Jackson Doman once he finishes his senior year at Canby Shortly after an early graduation in April he will head off to Brazil for his two-year Mormon mission he plans to get started on a college football career at Brigham Young But as the 6-foot-5 Doman prepares to explore those new horizons he is ending a chapter of his life this week in the OSAA/OnPoint Community Credit Union 5A wrestling championships at Veterans Memorial Coliseum Coming off a sterling junior season that included a 45-0 record and a state title at 215 pounds the top-seeded Doman is in position for an encore advancing to the 215 semifinals with two pins “It's most likely my last tournament,” Doman said I've been wrestling ever since I can remember I've been wrestling longer than I've been playing football Doman was hopeful of doing both football and wrestling in college “I think I'm good enough that I could wrestle in college,” he said “I didn't try to do anything to get recruited towards wrestling But I wouldn't be opposed if a coach reached out to me to wrestle and play football.” Doman appears to be on a collision course to face Silverton senior Brash Henderson – last year's heavyweight champion and the No Doman gutted out a 2-1 win over Henderson at a tournament in Canby on Dec Henderson got an escape in the second round and Doman scored a reversal in the third round “I feel like we both went out and didn't really do anything,” Doman said of the match just seeing how the other person would wrestle I think it'll be different for both of us.” Doman was hopeful to meet Henderson in the Reser's Tournament of Champions on Jan but Henderson was pinned by junior Walter Dahme of 6A Sherwood in the semifinals Doman pinned Dahme in the final to repeat as Reser's champion The win over Henderson was Doman's most difficult match of the season He caught Henderson with a cradle and needed all of his strength and energy to ride him out he gets that cradle locked up and it's game over,” Canby coach Brandon Harms said “Brash was able to fight it off and not get to the near-fall criteria Jackson came off the mat afterwards and said his forearms were numb We probably won't hold a cradle a whole round.” “There's not a position he can't get a cradle out of,” Harms said “I'll be wrestling him and somehow end up cradled on my back he's able to get that cradle when he's not necessarily in a conventional position to get there.” Doman believes he is a more powerful wrestler this season after making a conscious effort to gain weight so I feel like that's one of my advantages,” Doman said “And I've been working on overall quickness and speed Doman and Henderson is among seven reigning state champions to advance to the 5A semifinals The others are Crater sophomore Jeremiah Oliva (120) Crater sophomore Aidan Godley (144) and Bend sophomore Leif Larwin (175) which won the last of its nine team titles in 2017 “That's our goal,” Oliva said of the team title and building back the reputation of Crater would be awesome Oliva won both of his Friday matches by technical fall to improve his record to 39-1 He is unbeaten since dropping an 8-2 decision to junior Ryder Sprague of 6A West Linn in his second match of the season “I'm just trying to prove a point that I'm one of the best in Oregon Oliva said training against a wide variety of elite wrestlers in Crater's deep room has helped him meet the challenge of defending a state title “It's pushed me to go harder because I know I have a target on my back.” West Linn and reigning champion Newberg – teams that held down the top two spots in the last two 6A tournaments – lead the standings heading into Saturday racked up 74.5 points to own a slight edge over the Tigers (72.5) West Linn and Newberg each qualified nine entries in the quarterfinals said his team needs contributions deep into the consolation rounds to overcome Newberg which is going for a state-record 15th team title “They have to over-perform to get this team title I really believe in our team to get the win.” Doces recorded a win and technical fall Friday to improve his record to 27-4 The champion at 126 as a sophomore and 138 as a junior he is the only 6A wrestler going for a third title “You've just got to enjoy it that people come out hard after that first whistle,” Doces said “This year I'm just trying to enjoy it and take it in I had some setbacks this year – it's more personal – and I'm just trying to get back from that.” Five other wrestlers kept their repeat title bids alive by advancing to the quarterfinals: Roseburg junior Drew Dawson (113) Lake Oswego senior Lusiano Lopez (215) and Nelson senior Dominic Macon (285) lost in the first round by injury default to Forest Grove senior Preston Vandehey who won the title at 138 as a sophomore but missed the second half of his junior season after having knee surgery “I'm just kind of grateful to be wrestling,” Hull said It's my senior year and I'm just kind of letting it fly My goal was to be a three-time state champion his only loss coming against an Idaho wrestler Dallas senior Polly Olliff and North Medford junior Skyler Hall stayed on course to become three-time state champions Nine champions from last year earned their way into the semifinals in Olliff Cleveland senior Isabel Herring (155) and Thurston junior Izabella Castlebery (190) lost 2-1 in the quarterfinals to David Douglas sophomore Brooklyn Jackson Olliff believes she has corrected her course after a disappointing 6-3 loss on Jan the same wrestler who handed Olliff her only defeat last season and it showed me kind of their game plan,” Olliff said “It helped me develop better as a wrestler Olliff has beaten Russell three times this season – twice before the loss and 9-0 in the district tournament Olliff said she was “better prepared” at district and I was ready to redeem myself,” Olliff said Olliff and Russell could meet again in the state final The fifth-seeded Russell recorded two pins Friday to earn a spot in the opposite semifinal against the No “I know that she will be in the finals,” Olliff said of Russell North Medford's Hall sisters – Skyler and Sadie – moved closer to duplicating their titles but might have to go through undefeated opponents in the finals to do it Skyler is seeded second to Newberg sophomore Paisley Conway (28-0) Sadie is on the opposite side of the bracket from Wells' Johnson (27-0) Mountainside's Morris improved her record to 50-0 with two easy wins she continues to dominate despite moving up two weight classes “I feel good about my progress,” Morris said Morris has not been seriously threatened this season but I'm here to take what's mine,” Morris said It feels like a lot of people are out to get me But I want to be in the bracket with all the tough girls Redmond (55) and reigning champion Thurston (52.5) top the standings heading into Saturday Dallas and Redmond have the most semifinalists with five and four CANBY – Culture and legacy seep through the Canby Lancers wrestling program It’s evident when you look at the back wall of the wrestling room which displays the program’s eight state championships The culture’s foundation was laid decades ago by longtime coach Gerry Gingles so it’s fitting that the Lancers broke their 16-year state tournament drought this year in his honor and that’s what I keep telling the kids,” Canby wrestling coach Gary Stoks said “Look at the wall and look at all he accomplished It’s just trying to keep our tradition alive and staying to the form of that tradition.” As a former wrestler for the Lancers himself Stoks knows all about the program’s tradition who are also all former wrestlers for Canby “I love the coaching group I’ve got,” Stoks said A unique aspect of the coaching staff is that three of the assistants – Deslauriers Kontz and Baer – were wrestlers on the 2008 squad that was the last team to advance to the state tournament “That’s what makes it nice,” Stoks added It helps when they hear it from others besides me saying ‘This is the way it’s done; this is how you have to do it.’ Now they hear it from the other coaches with the same verbiage.” That 2008 team defeated Madelia/Truman and New York Mills to advance to the state championship bout where the Lancers came up short against Jackson County Central For this year’s team to advance to the state tournament it had to first wrestle its way through the gauntlet also known as Section 5A “You knew it was going to be a grind,” Stoks said Canby earned a 40-24 win over Atwater-Cosmos-Grove City on Thursday The Lancers then defeated Paynesville Area 43-17 in the Final Four on Feb 15 to set up the section championship dual against rival Minneota with Ryan Meagher earning the Vikings three points in an ultimate tiebreaker over Jordan DePestel Heading into the section championship’s heavyweight bout with Meagher and DePestel once again pitted against each other with a state berth on the line DePestel earned the decisive points to help send the Lancers back to the state tournament It was a moment of breakthrough for a program that has come up just short many times in recent memory “We always seem to get there,” he said “It’s just a matter of getting the kids mentally ready for it we had a lot of sickness going around at the same time you have to be ready when it’s time to go and not go by when we’re healthy.” Stoks agreed that last year’s loss in the section championship served as fuel for the team this time around ‘I don’t care how good teams are Culture is set through building on repeated success but it is the upperclassmen that lead the way and help set the tone for how successful the team will be each year “I have excellent captains this year,” Stoks said “They’re pushing the younger kids and they’re pushing each other Our captains made a big turnaround this year and everybody’s on board with it.” The team’s seven seniors are Sam Drietz Seniors tallied 19 of the team’s 33 points in the section championship win over Minneota “It’s a special group of seniors,” Stoks said but this one just seems a little different where they have their goals set and it’s big goals That makes you feel good as a coach that they’re talking like that to all the kids.” Stoks added that one of the things he appreciates most about the seniors is the approach they bring to the mat every day “They all show a little part of what it’s going to take to get it done,” he added “They’ve been right there the last couple years It’s a special group because they talk it they don’t get on them in a mean way but they’re saying ‘if we want to do this Stoks said he knew the group had a chance at a special season with the way the guys were competing in some of the bigger tournaments during the season Guzman placed third at 114 pounds and Sam Drietz placed second at 160 pounds “It’s been really cool seeing these kids improve and get better,” Stoks said That’s been one of the things for me; it’s more about taking care of the kids Seeing that they’re bonding together is huge and that’s when they become a really good team which is what I think we’re heading towards.” 5 seed in this weekend’s Class A field and will open the state tournament against No 2-seeded Lake Crystal Wellcome Memorial Area from Section 2A and random draws LeSueur-Henderson from Section 4A West Central Area/Ashby/Brandon-Evansville from Section 6A and United North Central (a Menahga and Sebeka co-op) from Section 8A Thursday morning’s quarterfinal dual is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m Stoks has the wrestling program back in familiar territory – even though some of the kids on the team weren’t alive for the school’s last state tournament berth in 2008 He still finds joy in leading the program he once played for and the team is confident going into the state tournament That they’re going above what you expect They’re not backing down from any task you throw at them MANKATO – The Southwest Minnesota State baseball team battled to the very end on Saturday afternoon before .. COTTONWOOD — The Canby/Minneota track and field team finished as the Section 3A girls runner-up at the Section 3A .. WASECA — Marshall’s Dayton Webskowski finished with the day’s lowest score of 9-over 80 to place first .. Your access to this service has been limited If you think you have been blocked in error contact the owner of this site for assistance If you are a WordPress user with administrative privileges on this site please enter your email address in the box below and click "Send" You will then receive an email that helps you regain access Wordfence is a security plugin installed on over 5 million WordPress sites The owner of this site is using Wordfence to manage access to their site You can also read the documentation to learn about Wordfence's blocking tools or visit wordfence.com to learn more about Wordfence Click here to learn more: Documentation 6 May 2025 5:28:07 GMT.Your computer's time: document.write(new Date().toUTCString()); Bookworms and beer-lovers can now congregate at Oregon City Brewing’s second location which opened in the former Canby Municipal Library building in late October 45 of which are Oregon City Brewing’s beers and sodas The beer library’s adjacent food cart pod has heated seating and houses seven food carts: Adelina’s Mexican Food As a tribute to the building’s former tenants patrons can purchase books from the Friends of the Canby Library at the taproom which also features book-themed beer display boards and taster trays Oregon City Brewing Company opened its original location in 2014 The Canby Beer Library is open at 292 N Holly Street Whole-grain bakery Tabor Bread — which moved into a new location on Southeast Belmont Street earlier this year — introduced dinner service in mid-October Chef José Sabas’ current menu includes dishes such as einkorn cavatelli with chanterelle mushrooms English bangers served with cannellini beans and bay shrimp World Vegan Month 33 Portland restaurants are serving specials for the entirety of November with a portion of sales going to a nonprofit of the restaurant’s choice Diners can collect stamps to complete a dining passport for the chance to win restaurant gift cards Photo by Jake McNeill: Minneota guard Lincoln Jerzak attempts a layup in the lane during the first half of a prep boys basketball game against Canby on Tuesday night at Canby High School CANBY — After an offensive lull late in the first half the Minneota boys basketball team regained its footing out of the break to pick up a road win over Canby on Tuesday night Despite leading by just 2 points at halftime the Vikings exploded coming out of the locker room to lead by as many as 20 points before claiming an 84-71 win Minneota head coach Chad Johnston attributed his team’s shift after halftime to its ability to force turnovers and improved shot selection Minneota finished the game with a 15-24 advantage in the turnover battle with Lucas Rybinski accounting for seven of his team’s 24 steals and Hunter Carstensen adding another four “I think we felt a little bit in that first half where we hit some early shots and then we started taking some more shots way too early in the offense,” Johnston said “We slowed down our scoring and they just slowly worked their way back in Our emphasis at halftime was that we started the game fast we need to start the second half fast.” Despite first-half shooting struggles sending Minneota into the locker room with a deflated lead the Vikings started the second half reinvigorated Tate Peterson quickly came up with a steal and scored to bring Minneota’s lead back to two possessions and Rybinski followed up with an and-1 layup to keep the momentum flowing While Rybinski couldn’t get the free throw to go down the Vikings grabbed the offensive rebound and dished out to Adam Dalager at the top of the key for 3 bringing Minneota’s lead back to double digits at 43-23 The Vikings went on to score 12 unanswered points to start the half before Jack Abrahamson ended the Canby drought with a layup off the glass Dalager responded with a 3 on the other end to give Minneota its largest lead of the game at the time Lincoln Jerzak finished the night as the game’s leading scorer Leo Hennen and Rybinski each also added 18 points with Hennen shooting 7 of 13 from the field and 4 of 9 from 3 and Rybinski shooting 7 of 16 from the field The game was the final home game for Canby’s two seniors The two finished as some of the game’s leading scorers with Anderson accounting for a team-high 16 points and Jack Abrahamson’s 15 falling just shy of Jace Rangaard’s 15 and just ahead of Will Abrahamson’s 13 “We’re going to miss them next year They’re the foundation of what we want to do and what Canby basketball is all about,” Canby head coach Ryan Lalim said of his seniors “They’ve been great seniors so far for us and I’m hoping when they come back in five years Jack Abrahamson’s nine rebounds were also a team-high while Anderson’s seven were third on the team behind Rangaard’s eight Minneota dominated the glass to the tune of a 45-34 margin The offensive glass in particular was a strong suit for the Vikings Hennen and Rybinski led the effort for Minneota with nine rebounds each including six offensive rebounds for Rybinski Carstensen also grabbed four offensive and seven total rebounds the Lancers found a rhythm late in the first half to make a game of things heading into the break Anderson knocked down a putback layup to bring the Lancers back within single digits with four minutes to play and Owen Peterson was fouled on a made 3-pointer and knocked down the free throw to bring the Lancers within 5 Anderson went on to lead the Lancers in scoring with 16 points while Jace Rangaard and Will and Jack Abrahamson finished with 15 The Canby run continued as Jack Abrahamson hit a pair of free throws to make it a one-possession game A travel on the other end of the floor gave Canby the ball back with the chance to tie or go ahead but they couldn’t knock down the shot Anderson knocked down a pair of free throws in the half’s final seconds to cut Canby’s deficit to 35-32 at halftime “When you go to the free throw line as much as we did We just didn’t quit,” Lalim said of his team’s late-half surge If we just take away those first couple minutes of each half Long-range shooting was streaky for both teams with Minneota shooting 9 of 33 from beyond the arc and Canby shooting 7 of 22 Minneota also shot 54% from the free-throw line where Canby held a stark advantage at 73% on 24 of 33 shooting Rybinski had the hot hand for Minneota in the game’s opening minutes knocking down a 3-pointer and grabbing a steal to set up his own layup on the first two Vikings possessions Hennen converted a 3-pointer and Peterson hit a layup to give Minneota a 10-1 lead through two minutes Hennen kept the ball rolling with another 3-pointer to cap off Minneota’s 15-1 run through the game’s first three-and-a-half minutes Canby didn’t get its first field goal until more than five minutes in Minneota’s lead teetered between 15 and 11 points until Canby started to get in the swing of things with 10 minutes left in the half Creed Stassen hit a bucket with 10 minutes remaining in the second half to help Minneota bring its lead past the 20-point mark trimming Minneota’s lead back to 10 points with under six minutes remaining Rybinski grabbed a rebound and tapped it back into the basket before he landed to bring the Vikings’ lead back to 12 points and the Lancers never got back within single digits “It’s a combination of a lot of things and we’ve had it unfortunately too many times this year where we hit spells where shots just don’t want to go in for us,” Johnston said of Canby’s ability to get back into the game sometimes they’re not the best choice of shots but [Canby] had a couple big 3s and… it seemed like every time we maybe got something all of a sudden they’d hit a big 3 that would keep them close.” Minneota improves to 11-14 with the win and will wrap up its regular season on the road when it takes on Luverne (15-7) on Thursday at 7:30 p.m Johnston noted that Luverne’s ability to apply pressure creates challenges for how the Vikings play but said that he hopes that if his team can do the little things right Canby falls to 1-22 with the loss and will aim to stage a major upset when it goes on the road to face No 9 Cedar Mountain (20-3) in Morgan for its regular-season finale on Friday at 7:15 p.m SLAYTON — The Murray County Central track and field team picked up a win on the boys side of its Rebel Relays on .. WORTHINGTON — Keegan Fossum set a new personal low score for a 9-hole round on Wednesday First State Update Delaware's News Authority | Delaware Breaking News | Local News New Castle County Police are conducting a death investigation after a body was discovered Tuesday morning in Canby Park near the basketball courts authorities have not provided additional details about the deceased or the circumstances surrounding the discovery Updates will be provided if they become available About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy, Terms & Rules Facebook A Canby man died Friday morning after experiencing a 'medical event' and then crashing on Martin Luther King Jr Parkway was southbound in a pickup truck at 7:30 a.m and slowly drove off the parkway after passing through the intersection at Broadway St NE came back onto the road and rolled to a stop Passersby provided medical aid until paramedics arrived Dhone was taken to Salem Health hospital where he later died Traffic was closed on the parkway between Liberty St Salem Police said Dhone's death was the 20th traffic fatality in the city this year Bill Poehler covers Marion and Polk County for the Statesman Journal. Contact him at bpoehler@StatesmanJournal.com CANBY — The driver of a truck that went through the ice on Del Clark Lake on Sunday was able to escape the vehicle safely the Yellow Medicine County Sheriff’s Office said the vehicle broke through the ice on Del Clark Lake The driver was able to exit the vehicle and return to his group without injuries The truck settled in about 30 feet of water Preliminary investigations suggested that the ice at the location of the accident had been weakened by recent warm weather The Sheriff’s Office said no ice is ever completely safe and the public was urged to use “extreme caution” when going out on frozen lakes hundreds of people gathered on Del Clark Lake for an ice fishing tournament SLAYTON — Attorneys in the case of a former Slayton teacher who was accused of criminal sexual conduct have .. says he feels pretty positive about House passage of the .. Russell-Tyler-Ruthton's Colten Thomsen makes a field goal inside the lane during the first half against Canby Monday night in Tracy Thomsen led all scorers with 25 points in the Knights 87-25 win TYLER — The Russell-Tyler-Ruthton boys basketball team controlled all aspects of the game from tip off powered behind Colten Thomsen’s 25 points The Knights only allowed 10 points in the second half and the Lancers remain looking for their first win of the season we want to set the tone on the defensive side That’s our focus and our goal game in and game out,” RTR head coach Daren Gravley said “I thought we did a good job of that I liked the pace of play we had — We try to play a little faster and get out in transition.” Chase Christianson followed with 13 points and Luke Schreurs added 11 Both Schreurs and Thomsen hit a trio of 3-pointers Casey Hoiland finished with a team-high 11 points behind a pair of 3s jump started by a pair of 3-pointers from Schreurs to get the night started The Knights collected several steals and fast break layups to also set the tone on the defensive side of things early on and they never lost sight of their double-digit advantage at any point once obtained “The guys did a good job of getting stops getting rebounds and then getting out in transition we were able to knock some threes down early,” Gravley said “We just grew with confidence from there and we were able to just keep it going.” The Lancers have had a troubling start to the season and four games have been decided by 40 or more points We played very young tonight,” Canby head coach Ryan Lalim said The Knights on the other hand are on a good stride and have only dropped two games at their season opener to No 2 Dawson-Boyd and fell by 10 points to an undefeated Hills-Beaver Creek team on Friday Canby’s Hoiland hit a jumper and got a steal afterwards in an attempt to start some Lancer spark 12 of them came from four 3-pointers with another two from Juhl Drake Thomsen and Christianson sank back-to-back 3-pointers to put the Knights up 24-4 six minutes into the game and one more 3 from Tyler Wichmann forced Canby to call a timeout “Our motto this year is to get 1% better every day,” Lalim said we go to games and we get 1% better every day.” RTR built up to a 30-point advantage at 36-6 after Gavin Schreurs cut inside the lane to receive the inbound pass and went up for a reverse layup “Don’t let bad habits creep in and just continue to play hard and have fun,” Gravley said regarding how the team stayed ahead “We were able to get pretty deep into our bench tonight and everybody got out and was able to contribute Thomsen and Christianson were big threats on both ends of the court to which the Lancers struggled to find an answer to They both stand at 6-foot-2 and 6-foot-5 respectively Thomsen grabbed a handful of steals and converted them to fast break layups on a few occasions and Christianson’s aggressiveness in grabbing offensive boards continued to give RTR second chance points “Colten works hard on the defensive and offensive end A lot of points he got tonight were just hustle points — Sprinting the floor without the ball and had a couple steals,” Gravley said “He got in the passing lane really well and anticipated and was able to finish at the rim Gavin Schreurs got in on the defensive action with a steal and broke away for a layup to eclipse an RTR 40-point lead Canby got into double digits after Hoiland found himself open at the left wing for a 3 to move the score to 53-11 Thomsen went on a 7-0 just himself with a 3-pointer and back-to-back steals and layups The second half wasn’t any different as the Knights outshot the Lancers 23-10 throughout it Christianson opened up the half with another 3-pointer and RTR continued to cruise through the rest of the game with the running clock Gravley gave some reserve players an opportunity to see the court by putting them into the game midway through the last half including Tyler Dagel who finished with 10 points “I also wanted to give Tyler Dagel some credit for coming off the bench,” Gravley said and we just got to be consistent with our efforts.” Canby (0-10) has a quick turnaround and will look to get its first win tonight when it travels to take on Minneota (3-6) at 7:30 p.m The Vikings have dropped five consecutive games today on the road and tomorrow on the road,” Lalim said but it will be a whole new team tomorrow.” RTR (6-2) will next face a strong Murray County Central (7-2) team in Slayton on Thursday slated for 7:30 p.m “We’re going to have to prepare They’re going to be a little bigger team with more size and they’re going to be a lot deeper team,” Gravley said and if we can knock shots down and get some stops The driver was able to exit the truck safely and return to his group without suffering any injuries The vehicle has now settled in approximately 30 feet of water and recovery efforts are being coordinated Preliminary investigations suggest that the ice at the location of the incident had been compromised due to the recent warm weather The area where the vehicle fell through has been clearly marked with traffic cones to alert the public Authorities remind everyone that no ice is ever completely safe and encourage extreme caution when venturing onto ice-covered lakes (KATU) — Canby Fire and several other agencies are looking for a 34-year-old woman who went missing from a boat in the Willamette River Officials say the river is closed from the Molalla River to the Canby Ferry to allow emergency responders to work This is a developing story and KATU News will update this story when more information becomes available Dance/Drill came together last weekend for the first competition of the season teams started arriving at dawn for floor practice and friendly smiles with expressions of “good luck” as teams passed each other in the halls. Eager to share their hard work for the judges and a supportive audience the Cavalettes hosted a seamless and successful event.   Spectators packed the bleachers for the two round event to cheer on dancers from Rex Putnam encouraging and had great team spirit...All of us brought great routines ideas and delivered great shows...How beautiful that we were their for each other!" - Debbie Kishpaugh with several categories divided between 1-5A and 6A schools. For 6A Hip Hop was among the largest categories with 6 teams Pom category was action-packed for 1-5A with 7 teams. Jazz and Modern category classifications were merged together the most teams in a combined 1-6A breakdown Missing from the category line-up for this time of year was Kick and the Solo/Duo/Trio categories but they will both make an appearance next weekend (11/23) when teams head to the Reynolds and West Albany Competitions and Novelty (1-6A). Winning routines were performed by Barlow (Jazz) and Clackamas (Novelty). A fantastic start to some great routines!  Round one concluded with a Novice and Advanced drill down battle with the top ten in each level Round two balanced out the remaining categories with Contemporary (1-5A and 6A) and Modern (1-6A). Receiving the highest score of the day (86.22) and a Superior rating was Clackamas with their 6A Contemporary routine. Valley Catholic dazzled the audience with their striking Contemporary routine as well receiving first place among the 1-5A teams in that category. Hip Hop teams receiving top honors for the day were West Linn (6A) and Scappoose (1-5A). The Modern Category wrapped up round two there were a handful of nail-biting close races by many teams The next several weeks will be quite the journey as fine-tuning at practice takes place and new eyes score the routines from week to week. The final numbers at the Clackamas Competition came down to a pair of first place wins for Canby and many more success stories throughout the day with a handful of impressive scores for the first weekend of competition. Several performances also received various qualification requirements for the OSAA State Championships and Pom are three of the six State Championship categories (Kick and will enter the scene later in the season) Winning routines are shared below:   Clackamas Competition - First Place Performances: The Dance/Drill season continues at Reynolds and West Albany next Saturday Get email updates 2024): Sheriff’s Office recovers missing boater from the Willamette River Sheriff’s Office deputies recovered the body of Courtlyn Elizabeth Fricker from the Willamette River near the Canby Ferry This area is approximately a half mile downstream from where Fricker went missing on Sunday September 1 after falling from a boat and failing to resurface The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by our partners with the Canby Fire District and the Clackamas County Medical Examiner’s Office the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office responded to a water rescue call on the Willamette River near Molalla River State Park in unincorporated Clackamas County Callers to 9-1-1 reported that a 34-year-old woman had fallen off a boat and into the river and had not resurfaced This resulted in a significant response involving the Clackamas County Water Rescue Consortium and several other agencies The Canby Fire District was first on scene and water rescue swimmers from American Medical Response (AMR) also assisted Searchers deployed multiple resources in addition to several boats on the water Divers from the Sheriff’s Office and the Lake Oswego Fire Department deployed in the river and drones were used to search from the air The Sheriff’s Office resumed the search for the missing woman Monday the identity of the woman is not being released Public Information OfficerClackamas County Sheriff’s OfficeCommunications Unit SIGN UP for ClackCo Sheriff News Releases in your inbox: Click Here Popular Sheriff's Office Services A Safe Place: Family Justice Center for Clackamas County Leadership Team Concealed Handgun Licenses Reports