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Canby Vibe Sports Talk! Sports reporter Derek Wiley and the rest of the Canby Herald crew discuss Canby's local sports scene.
In this week's Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast, sports editor Derek Wiley broke some very interesting news on air, as the OSAA announced all its winter sports championships would be canceled immediately. What ensued was a discussion amongst the Canby Herald staff about the possibilities of cancellations in the spring sports season and how long that might go on.
This week sports editor Derek Wiley talks playoff basketball! Canby's girl's team has advanced to the second round!!
Canby Herald sports editor Derek Wiley had plenty to offer in this week's episode, discussing the boys basketball team's struggle against Lake Oswego the night before, as well as their prospects for post-season play. He noted the girls team finishes up its regular season on Friday against St. Mary's and has a chance to host an opening-round playoff game.
Wiley also pointed to this weekend's state wrestling tournament on Friday and Saturday at Memorial Coliseum in Portland, noting that a couple of Canby wrestlers have earned seeds to the tournament, as well as another name to keep an eye on.
Finally, the staff delved into the 2020 Canby High football schedule, which was recently released. The Cougars will play a league schedule that will finish on the road at Wilsonville. For non-league action, they will take on Dallas and perennial 5A power West Albany.
This week on Canby Vibe Sports Talk we find out which Canby swimmers are going to state. We also have district wrestling results. And basketball season is winding down as teams to make the cut for state.
During this week's episode of the Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast, Canby Herald sports editor Derek Wiley offered up a sneak preview of the swimming and wrestling district meets that will be held over the weekend. He also offered a look at last weekend's girls district wrestling tournament that saw a pair of Canby girls place.
Canby High will be the site of this year's conference wrestling championships, while the swimmers will head out to Mt. Hood Community College for their chance to advance to state.
Meanwhile, on the hardwood, the boys basketball team snapped a four-game losing streak while the girls hoop squad is in the midst of its own four-game winning streak.
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This week's Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast led off with an exciting event coming on the weekend – the district meet for girls wrestling. Canby is sending eight first-year girls to the weekend's action at Century High School in Hillsboro, all looking to land in the top four and qualify for the state meet. Sports editor Derek Wiley offered some thoughts on what's to come and the increase in girls wrestling from a year ago.
Wiley also laid out the number of letter of intent signings that occurred Wednesday at Canby High, with a myriad of athletes looking to continue their sports careers at the college level.
And with all that, some he offers thoughts about a big Canby High girls basketball win at St. Mary's, as well as the long line of district meets that will be coming in the next couple of weeks – several of which will be hosted at Canby.
In this week's Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast, the staff of the Canby Herald joined sports editor Derek Wiley on a wonderfully silly tangent early on, discussing the many and varied aspects of the coming Super Bowl between San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs.
After that silliness was over, Wiley led the staff through a discussion of what's happening with Canby sports over the last week, and what is coming up shortly. The basketball teams have had some struggles of late, but there are good signs on the horizon.
The dance team is about to unveil a portion of its show routine and the Canby High equestrian team is off and running with a good showing recently.
In this week's episode of the Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast, sports editor Derek Wiley discusses plenty of success that's going on with Canby High Sports.
Chief among those successes was the dancing talents of Rachel Hansen, a member of the CHS Dance team. Hansen was recently named to the all-state dance team, the first CHS dancer in three years to be so honored. To get there, Hansen underwent a 12-hour day of dancing that included three separate auditions over three different genres of dance.
And as it turns out, the Canby High boys and girls basketball teams have gotten off to a fast start in league play, and the swimming team and wrestling squad continue to see individual and team successes as January rolls along.
here's a good vibe surrounding the Canby High School sports teams this winter, something the Herald staff talked about in the newest episode of the Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast.
Sports editor Derek Wiley offered some thoughts on what has gone on with Canby High sports in the last week and previewed a few things to come.
The basketball teams have had some good moments, while the wrestling and swim teams are coming off very successful campaigns in the last week.
The Herald staff noted a very positive vibe around the sports teams as we head into 2020, something everyone agreed was a noted change from a year ago.
Canby Herald Sports Editor Derek Wiley offered a look at this week's Canby High School sports scene, including some thoughts on how the various teams have done through the holidays. With league play about to commence for the basketball teams, Wiley discusses how things may shake out the rest of the way.
He also offers some updates on the swim team and the wrestling team, whose seasons are getting fired up again after the break.
Canby Herald Sports Editor Derek Wiley rang in the new year with a look at sports in Canby during his tenure in 2019. Wiley, with fellow staffers John Baker, Carol Rosen and Kristen Wohlers, discussed some of the fun sports stories of 2019 and took aim at what 2020 might have to offer.
Specifically, the staff looked at the first proposal for revamped football leagues in 2020, placing Canby in a newly constructed Class 5A league with Wilsonville and two schools from Central Oregon.
The return of Canby Vibe Sports Talk offered the chance to get back in the sports saddle again, reflect on 2019 and look forward to 2020 as conference season for winter sports is about to commence.
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Winter sports are starting up. Derek recaps the first appearances of Canby's basketball, swimming, and wrestling teams. Also there was a surprise ranking for Canby football. LISTEN NOW!
It's the Canby Vibe Sports Talk fall sports wrap up. Canby's teams have finished their seasons, but made great strides. Canby volleyball, football, cross-country, and soccer results from Derek Wiley.
Sports Editor Derek Wiley updates us on Canby Volleyball's playoff run as they advanced to the elite 8 by knocking off Sprague. Canby's football team showed great improvement finishing their season with a pair of wins. And the state cross-country races are coming up next. Also find out which Canby students were honored with Three Rivers All League selections.
This week's Canby Vibe Sports Talk podcast featured a pair a special guests, Canby High volleyball players Ruby Kayser and Daley McClellan.
Sports editor Derek Wiley had some good news to report during this week's episode of Canby Vibe Sports Talk, the companion podcast to the Canby Vibe as he focuses on volleyball, football, soccer, and cross country.
Sports Reporter Derek Wiley doesn't want you to forget the soccer game tonight in Ellie Shorter's honor and surprises everyone with the possibility that the football team has a shot at the playoffs.
Sports Editor Derek Wiley offered a glimpse into the Canby High sports scene this week, highlighting a tough loss for the Canby volleyball team Tuesday night. The Cougars were up 2 sets to 1 against Oregon City before dropping the final two sets in a five-set loss.
Sports Editor Derek Wiley opens with some sad news out of the Canby girls' soccer program, and describes how to help junior Ellie Shorter in light of her recent diagnosis.