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SPORTS
SOU softball takes
three from Eastern
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Welch said the crash likely cost the
team a couple seconds, and without it,
Eastern would have “pretty easily (been
in) fourth. If not third, probably close.”
EOU’s Kalulusno Ngaida tied for 13th
in the women’s triple jump at 37-feet-5-
3/4, and tied for 16th in the women’s
The Eastern Oregon
softball team split with No.
3 Southern Oregon in its
Cascade Collegiate Confer-
ence-opening doublehead-
er Friday, then was swept
in Saturday’s doublehead-
er to go 1-3 on the road trip
and drop two of the three
CCC games.
In Friday’s opener, the
Mountaineers
surren-
dered three late runs to
fall to the Raiders, 6-3.
EOU pulled even in the
fourth at 3-3 with a Han-
nah Rothwell two-run
double and an RBI single
by Madison Barr, who
had two of EOU’s four
hits.
Hannah Shimek broke
the tie in the bottom of the
fourth with an RBI single,
and the Raiders added two
-
nal margin.
Amanda Smith allowed
six runs — four earned —
on 10 hits in six innings for
EOU, walking three and
striking out two.
In Friday’s nightcap,
Ashton Kazmierski shut
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EOU adds all-Americans in four more events
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Justin Gould also cleared 15-feet-7,
but slipped to ninth, one spot out of
all-American range, based on missed
jumps at that height.
“We went in with two guys seeded
(Sledge and Gould), and we were hop-
ing to sneak all three of those into the
top (eight),” Welch said. “Darrian had
gone 15-feet-2-3/4 (previously) so he
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team added seven more all-Americans
in four events as it wrapped up its stay
at the NAIA Indoor Track and Field
Championships Friday and Saturday in
Brookings, South Dakota.
Ebony Wilson posted a new program
record in the women’s long jump with
a mark of 18-feet-10-1/4 inches to take
third overall. The sophomore, who won
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dealt the main blow to Enterprise’s
third-place hopes.
The Outlaws had an early 5-2
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four seniors. “It was a good,
hard-fought game. Crane
played really well.”
The Eagles struggled
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the contest Saturday, going
10-for-55 for 18 percent,
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Yet Joseph pulled within
24-20 early in the third
quarter after a pair of jump-
ers by Miller to open the
second half.
That’s when Crane began
to distance itself.
The Mustangs scored the
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quarter to build what at the
time was its largest lead of
the game. Riley Davis, who
had nine points and 17 re-
bounds, scored on a nice
move in the low post for a
30-20 lead, and a layup by
Elizabeth Jenkins to end the
third pushed the margin to
36-20.
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shaw and a steal and layup
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points of the second quarter
to take a 24-16 lead at the
break.
The Mustangs also held
a decisive rebound advan-
tage, boosted by Davis’ 17
boards and Kelsie Siegner’s
12 rebounds. Siegner was
also the game’s leading
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at 26-5, not only met that
initial goal of reaching state,
but saw their hopes change
as the season progressed
and they kept winning.
“We came in with the ex-
pectation of winning (state),
and I think we legitimately
could have,” Homan said.
“It’s a tough way to end,
but I couldn’t be any more
proud of our kids.”
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to make the game closer
when Spencer homered,
tripled and drove in three
runs. Her two-run shot got
Eastern on the board in the
third, and her RBI triple
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seven rebounds. Lexie Gassett
added 10 points and seven boards.
Wilson had 16 points and 11 re-
bounds to lead Heppner, which
had its own shooting issues, going
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the Outlaws inched within 17-14
at the half on a Moncrief jumper.
Enterprise was as close as 17-16
early in the third on two Miller free
throws.
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the Eagles shot 44 percent
in the opening half, and 37
percent for the game. They
held the Wolves to 31 per-
cent overall, and 22 percent
in the second half.
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points and a team-high nine
rebounds, while both Miller
and Crenshaw scored six
points.
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hits in 2/3 of an inning.
EOU (2-12 overall, 1-2
CCC) faces Corban Friday
and Saturday. The games
were originally set to be at
home, but may be moved
while a 3-pointer by Sydney Wil-
son and a jumper by Jenna Mc-
Cullough pushed Heppner’s lead
to 35-29 with 3:37 to play.
Bedard, one of the few Outlaws
to have a strong shooting game,
led the way with 11 points on 3-for-
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ace Gabby Sandoval in a
4-0 loss.
Barr and DeFreitas had
the lone hits. Smith al-
lowed four runs on four
hits in six innings for the
Mountaineers.
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ence game went to South-
ern, 11-6, though EOU
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gin to 15 points, and after
Days Creek closed to within
11, Ella Coughlan’s jumper
with 2:17 to play started an
8-0 run to put the game out
of hand.
“They played well,”
Homan said. “They took
care of the ball (Friday).
That was more of what we
wanted to see, for sure. And
Sabrina, once she gets it go-
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the Eagles build a 36-28
halftime lead.
But the Eagles, who
forced Days Creek into 32
turnovers, didn’t pull away
until the second half.
Two free throws and a
layup by Madelyn Nelson
and a jumper by Crenshaw
boosted Joseph’s lead to its
largest at the time of 44-28
midway through the third
quarter. A layup by Albee in
the fourth pushed the mar-
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working,” said Albee, who
scored 23 of her points in
-
➉➍➩➌➬➉
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“We were right there. Heppner
knew we were right there. But they
got the win,” Crawford said.
The Outlaws were held without
led. On three occasions Enterprise
pulled within one point, including
when Rilyn Kirkland scored to cap
a 6-0 run to end the third quarter
and bring Enterprise within 29-28.
from the Days Creek Wolves
for a 58-41 win behind a
huge game from Albee, who
poured in 31 points.
“Our momentum was
up, we worked really hard
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On Friday, the Heppner Mus-
tangs got the best of the Enterprise
Outlaws girls basketball team for
the third time this season, leading
throughout for a 39-32 victory in
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leton Convention Center.
The Outlaws, who shot just 25
percent and spotted Heppner the
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of the season, allowing just
one run on six hits in seven
innings as Eastern earned
a 5-1 victory.
Ashley Kelly, Haley Eb-
ner and Jordan Henley
all hit RBI singles for the
Mountaineers. EOU also
➊➈
think that’s the most impor-
tant thing to ever have in a
sport. We’re really tight. It’ll
be really hard (to leave).”
On Friday, the Eagles
found their touch as they re-
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They were motivated to get it done,
(and) they won 20 ball games,”
Crawford said. “I’m happy as I can
be with my kids. They did a great
job. They represented the league
really well.”
The 20 wins is the most for the
program since the 2012-13 team
won 21 games. That group, though,
went two-and-out when it reached
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the series, EOU managed
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year before being bounced by Oak-
land one win shy of the state quar-
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➙ å ➛ ❐ ➜ ➡ ➝➞➟ ➥ ➠➡ ➧ ➢ ➜ î ➤ í ➟ ➫ î ➥ ➭➳ ➦ ß ➧➛ æ ➞ ➻ ➨➢➤ ➞ ➛ ➧ ➞ ➤➜ ➧➩ ➸ ➞➢➤ ➠ ➩ ➟ ➢➜➥ ➽ ➧ ➫➛ ➟ ➦ ➠ ➛➨ ➫➭ ➢➤ ➩➜ ➳❒ ➯ ➥ ➲ ➤ ➨ ➫➻ ➛ ➦ ö ➞➧➛ ÷ ➧ ➻ ➛ ➥ ➞ ➫ ➨ ➸ ➢➤➛ ➩ ➧➳ ➦ ➵➟ ➸ ➫ ➛ ➜ ➧ ➞➨ ➟ ➢ ➝ ➧ ➛ ➩➟ ➻ ➩ ➠ ➳➤ ➩ ➜➸ ç ➺ Ð ➻ è ➨➛ ➢➥ ➞➧➛ ➢é ➩➜ á ➨➛ ➩ ➞ ➡ ➢➼➭ ➥ ➛ ❮ ➫➢➝ ➵❰ ➽➢➫ ➜ ➩ ➸ ➭➳➾ ➜➞ ➚ ➩ ➪ ➡ ➶ ➟ ➹ í ➘ ç ➹ ê ➴ ë ➷ ➤ ➬ ➜ ➴ ➻ ➮ ➥➩ ➶ ➞ ➱ ➢➛ î ✃ ➧ í ❐ ➼ î ➡ ➞ ➜ ➩ ➥➛ Ñ ➧ ➩ ➜ ➸ ➥➫ ➧ ➭➳❒➥ ➝ ➤ ➛ ➫➻ ➧➟ ➦➛ ➥ ➧ ➦ ➤ ç ➟ ì ➫ ë ➧ ➤ ➼➞➜ ➻ ➸ ➥ ô ➩ ➟ ➞ ➥ ➢ ➦ ➧ ➩ ➼ ➜ ➞ ❮ ➠ ➵ ➢➤ ❰Ï ➻ Ð➛ í Ñ➢ ➨ ➤➜ ➦ ➟ ➛ ➥ ➜ ➦ ➸ ➵➟ ➧ ➥➟ ➝ ➦ í ➛ ➳ ➧ Ò ❰ Ó î Ô í Õ î Ö ➸ ×Ø ➟ Ù ➭ Ú ➟➦ ÓÖÛ Ï Õ ➤ Ü ➡ ✃❐ ➥ ➛ ➝ õ ➞➲➸ í ➢➥ ➞➛ ➻ ➸ ➩➛ ➜➨ ➠➟ ➛ ➭ ➢ ➲➠ ➤➫ ➛ ➻ ➞ ➦ ➲➻➧ ➦ ➛ ➤ ➞ ➜ ➟ ➻ ➩➛ ➥ ➧ ➞ ➟ ➢ ➠ ➟ ➫➭ ➩ ➻ ➢ ➥ ➧ ➫ ➦ ç ➛ ➢ ë ➧ ➤➞ ➭ ➛ è ➜ ➩ ➻ ➢ ➡➟ á é ➨➛ ➺➜ ➟ ø ➥ ➜ ❒➥ ➢➤ ➩➛➞ ➳ ➥ Ð ➟➩ ➛ ➢ ➧ ➜➥➟ ➝ ➫ ➛ Ý➜➥ ➛ ➝❮ ➩ ➢➧ ➡ í ➩➟ ➞➜ ➥ ➻ ➤ ➝ ➛ ➡ ➧➛ ➟ ➞ ➠ ➨➢➤ ➫ ➛➠ ➩ ➟ ➢➜ ➤ ➥ Þ➟ ➧ ➝ ➸ ➛➳ß ➭ ➟ ➢➥ ➩➛ ➤ ➧ ➞ ➻➽à ➩ ➛ ➟ ➤➩ ➞ ➜ ➩ ➤➡➟ ➞ ➥ ➤ ➝ ➡ ➛ ➟➞ á ù ➛ ➺➜ ➧➳ ➥ ä ➜ ú ➛ ➩ û ➢➤ ➟ ➛ ➩ ü ➳â ➤ ➜➞ ➸ ➟ ý ➺ ➩➛➧ ý Ñ Ï ➩ þ ì ➛ á➜ ➟ ➞ ➩ ➫➦ ➳➤➜ ➼ ➸ ➞➦ ➺ ÿ ➛ á ➩ ➜ ➟ ➞➫ ➧ ➦ ➳ ➤ ➮ ➜➥ ïð ➛ ñ ➤ Ú ➩➳ ò ➚ Õï ➪➶➹➘ ÕÜ ➹➴ ñ ô ➷ ó ➬ ÛÚ ➴ ó ➷ã ✃ä ➴ ➛ ✃ ➥ ä➩ ➦ ➟ ➛ ➥ õ ➞ ➦➟ ➥ ➞➦Ð ➤ ➛➧ ➠➢➛ ➟➝ ➩ ➢ ô ➥ ➧ ➝ õ
❮ ➸ ➧ ➷ ➼ ➞ ➠ ➻ ➛ ➠ Þ æ ➥ ➻ ➝ ò ➸ ➤ ➛ ➧➩ ➩ Ù ➢ ➟ ➦ ➞ ➢➜ ➼ ➽ ➥ ➧ Ü ➳ ➛ Û ➦ Ø ì ❰ ➧ ❰ ➤ î Ú ê ä ➟ ➜ ➳ í ➨ Ü ➥ ➤ î ✃ ➦ ê ➩ ➧ ❮ ➺ ➥ ➠ ➥ ➸ ➜ ➠ ➛ ➞ ➜ ➩ ➛ ➞➨ ➧ ➧ ➸ ➝ ➳ ➩ ➼ ➢ ➜ ➤ ➥ ➞ ➠ ➟ ➛ ➜ ➟ ➞ Ö ➸ ➭ ➩ ➢ Ø ➢➧ ➦ ➤ ➢ ó ➥ ➜ á ➟ ➻ ➤ Ö ➫ ñ ➫ ➥ ➢ ➽ ➻ ➞ ➝ ➛ ➩ ➳ à ➦ ➛ ➫ ➬ ➟ ➧ ➛ ➤ ➝ ➻ ➧ ➩ Õ ➩ ➽ ➟ ➟ Û ➢ ➜ ➤ à Ú Ñ ➥ ➛ Ø ➻ ó ➧ ➤ ❰ Ü ➧ ➧ ➩ î Û Ï ➩ Ó ➜ ➭ í ✃ ➜ ➸ ç Ö î ➻ Ð ➤ Û ê ò ➛ ➡ ➥ ➞ ➳ ➟ ➛ ➞ ➦ Ú ➧ ➭ ➥ ➩ ➟ ó á á ➟ ➝ ➟ ➠ ➛ ➜ ➢ ➤ ➩ Ó ➠ ➩ ➞ ➡ Õ ➫ Þ ➢ ➫ ➨ ➭ ➟ Ö ➳ ➸ ➟ ➥ ❮ ➶ ➩ ➟ ➢ Û Ü ➜ ➭ ➥ ➫ ➥ ➜ ñ ➩ ➟ ➜ ➢ Û ➢ ➝ ➸ Ú ➼ á Ó ➤ ➛ ➛ ➛ Ü ï ➟ ➸ ✃ ➟ Ï ➳ ò ❐ ÷ ➤ ß ➛ ➤ Ø ➻ ➛ ➥ ➢➧ Ú ➜ ➞ ➝ ➳ ➩ ➤ ➻ ï ➩ ÷ ➡ ➢➜ ➠ ➥ Û ➢ ➦ ➳ ➜ ➧ Ó ➥ ➩ í ➫ ➞ ➩ ➟ ➛ Ø ➢ Ï ➤ ➫ ➤ ➦ ➤ Ú ä ➛ ➩ ➥ Ü ➨ ➞ ➠ ➧ ➠ ➳ ➳ ➜ ➤ ➟ ä Ù ➩ ➞ ➽ ➢ ➩ ➸ ➛ ➨ ➸ ➫ ➧ ➳ ➛ ➤ ➢ ➼ ➺ ➜ ➩ ➛ Õ ➟ ➦ ➧ ➧ ➸ ò ➛ ➩➞ Ó ➨ ➳ ➛ ➜ ➺ ➤ ➠ ➢ ➟ ➼ ➜ ➤ Ø ➛ ➸ ➻ ➸ ➫ ➧ ➭ ➠ ò Ï ➦ ➨ ➳ ➺ Ô ➩ ➡ ➽ ➢ ❐ ➛ ➜ ➞ ñ ➟ ➞ ➧ ➜ ➢ ➨ ➤ Ú ➤ ➟ ➼ ➛ ➩ ó ➨ ➦ ➧ ➳ ➩ ➞ Õ ➽ ➡ ➩ ➸ ➜ ➟ ê ➛ ñ ➛ ➥ ➺ ➝ Ó ➢ ➩ ➞ ➸ ➟ ➭ ➦ ñ ➦ ➢ ➜ ➫ ➥ ➛ Ú ➧ ➟ ➟ ➳ ➨ ➼ ➳ ➜ ➞ ô ➢ ➫ ➭ ➤ á Ó ➧ ➛ ➼ Ý ➽ ➜ Û ➩ ➡ ➧ ➢ ➭ ➜ ➞ ➨ ➢ ➩ ➤ ➦ ➫ ➻ ➼ Õ ➡ ➜ ➛ ú ➞ ➧ ➤ ➥ ➜ ➩ ➢ ä ➧ ➟ ➛ ➞ ➸ ➜ ➛ ➛ ➢ ➦ ➫ ➸ ➟ ➧ Ñ ➠ ➳ ➸ ➜ ➩ ➛ ì ➞ ➥ ➟ ➢ ➜ î ➥ ➽ ❰ ➟ í ➝ ➫ ➤ Ñ ➛ ➛ ➽ ➟ ➟ ➛ ➞ ➧ ➛ ➥ ➠ ➧ Ï ➛ ➦ ➸ á ➨ ➼ ➫ ➛ ø ➩ ➢ ➢ ➟ ➤ ➛ ➜ ➩ ➥ ➧ ➡ ➧ ➭ Ï ➟ ➢ ➩ ➥ ❮ ➨ ➸ ➜ ô ➛ ➧ ❰ ➩ ➜ ➵ ➢ ➸ ➫ ➫ ➥ ➽ ➟ ö ➦ ➛ ➽ ➩ ø ➡ ➥ ➫ ➧ ➟ ➛ ❒ ➛ ➲ ➵ ➦ ➨ ➭ ➜ ➠ ❮ ➤ ➟ á ❒ ➢ ➡ ➟ ➫ ß ➞ ➥ ➥ ➟ ➽ ➥ ➛ ➩ ➦ ➵ ➫ ➜ ➦ ➛ ➺ î ➩ ➜ ➭ ➛ ÷ ➟ ➡ ➩ ➫ õ ➞ ➡ ➥ ➛ ➧ ø Ð ➞ ➦ ➜ ➨ ➥ ➥ ➤ ➟ ➻ ➲ ➦ ➡ ➝ ❮ ➞ ➜ ä ➟ ➭ ➡ ➠ ➛ ➯ ➛ ➛ ➝ ➸ ➟ ➩ Ý ➤ ➞ ➫ î ➟ ➟ ➟ ➧ ➜ ß ➢ ➩ Ï ➫ ➥ ➤ ➛ ➧ ➞ ➡ ❰ ➻ ➳ ➦ ➦ ➧ ➟ ➢ ➟ ➥ ➠ ❮ ➥ ÿ ➝ ➞ ➝ ➵ ➜ ➦ ➛ ➛ ❰ ➡ ➩ Ï ➫ ➜ ➧ ➞ ➧ ➟ ➢ î ➫ ➝ ➠ ➛ ➟ ➛ ➸ ÷ Ñ ➡ ➥ ➲ ➤ ➦ ö ➠ ➫➻ ➞ ➟ ➜ Ï ➢ ➢ ➥ ➠ ➥ ➦ ➤ ➸ ➤ ➛ ➝ Þ Þ ➜ ➝ ➛ ➧ ➛ ➨ ➽ ➧ ➫ ➩ ➛ ö õ ➟ ➡ Ï ➤ ❮ ➧ Ï ➟ ➩ ➛ ➞ ➫ ➝ ➦ ➦ ➠ ➲ ➤ ÷ ➞ ➜ ➠ ➛ ➟ ➫ í ß ➟ ➩ ➢ ➥ ➤ ➢ ➧ ➞ ➜ ➜ ➟ ➼ ➩ ➻ ➳ ➠ ➥ ➽ ➭ ÷ ➟ ➡ ➫ ➤ ➤ ➤ ➢ ➛ ➛ ➧ Þ ➩ ➥ ➞ ➻ ➩ ➟ ➢ ➨ ➜ ➦ ➧ ➝ ➛ ➦ ➛ ➛ ➧ ➢ ➞ ➟ ➟ ➞ ➩ ➩ ➫ ➝ ➤ ➨ ➛ Ñ ➛ ➧ ➢ ➫ ➭ ➨ ➟ ➛ ➳ ➞ ➤ ➤ Ñ ➠ ➳ ➩ ➜ æ ➻ ➠ ❰ ➢➜ ➸ ➛ ➫ ➧ ➦ ➛ ➭ ➥ ➥ ➟ ➺ ➳ ➠ ➢ ➫ ➥ ➢ ➛ ❰ ➛ ➝ ➤ ➞ ➧ ➜ ö Ð ➟ ➻ ➩ ➫ ➥ ❮ ➻ ➢ ➫ ➛ ➥ ➞ ➟ ➤ ➜ Ñ ➡ ➫ ➢ ➳ ÷ ➤ ➼ ➥ ➟ ➤ ➛ ä ➜ ß ➻ ➞ ➛ ➝ ➺ ➫ ➧ ➸ ➤ ➵ ➛ ➜ ➟ ➟ ➼➜ ➽ ➥ ➥ ➠ ➩ ➛ ➟ ➳ ➦ ➞ ➛ ➤ ➫ ➦ ➞ ➛ ➭ ➜ ➤ ➟ ➩ ➩ ➸ ➼ ➛ ➟ ➳ ➧ ➦ ➢ ❒ ➡ ➞ ➺ ➫ ➧ ➥ ➟ ➥ ➜ ➨ ➩ ➳ ➤ ➦ ➜ ➟ ➛ á ➫➻ ➫➻ ➧ ➢ ➦ ì ➩ ➥ ➛ ➟ ë ➞ ➜ ➛ ➥ ➜ ➧ ç ➫ ➩ ➼ ➦ ➻ ➟ ➟ ➢ ➥ ➥ ➸ ❰ ➤ ➧ ➫ ➧ î ➨ ➡ ➛ ➜ ➸ ➩ í ➢ ➟ ➟ ➨ ➳ ➞ ➫ î ➢ ➢ ➝ ➩ ø ➜ ➛ ➛ ❒ ➥ ➧ ➻ ➩ ➥ ➢ ➩ ➟ ➜ á ➲ ➸ ➛ ➼ ➥ ➜ ➜ ➢ ➫ ➫ Ï ➦ ➛ ➞ ➼ ➛ ➲ ➧ ➨ ➟ ➦ ➤ ➡ æ ➟ ➩ ➛ ➟ ➜ ➙ ➻ ➞ ➩ ➝ ➸ ➭ ➟ ➢ ➳ ➠ ➛ ➫ ➥ ➢➫ ➛ ➸ ➧ ❰ ❐ ➢ ➞ ➨ ➻ ➦ ➜ ➜ ➛ ➥ ➠ Ð ➥ ➛ ➠ ➢ á ➩ ➩ ➛ ➢ ➼ ➜ ➛ ➻ ➜ ➞ ➥ Ï ➠ ➭ ➧ ➝ ➝ ➳ ➟ ö í ➫ ❰ ➞ Ð ì ➞ ➟ ➼ ➫ ➤ ➛ ➦ æ ➡ ß ➛ ö ➻ ➧ ➟ ➧ ➢ ➥ ❮ ➝ ➢ ➺ ➞ ➞➛ ➝ ➟ ➡ ➧ ß ➠ ➧ ➩ ➢ ➦ ➧ ö ➛ ➤ ➫ ß ➲ ➳ ➛ ➭ ➢ ❐ ➝ ➛ ➜ ➼ ➨ ➡ ➞ ➥ ➜ ➩ ➛ ➧ ➡ ➸ ä ➞ ➞ ➛ ô ➟ ➨ ➥ ➠ ➜ ➛ ➞ ➥ ➛ õ ➩ ➦ á ➢ ➛ ➜ ➜ ➳ ➦ ➧ ➤ ➥ ➞ ❰ ➩ ➞ ➛ ❒ ➟ ➛ ➞ î ➥ Ï ➫ ➢ í ➤ ➩ ❮ ➩ ➟ ➛ ➩ ➛ ➟ î ❒ ➢ ➞ ß Ï ➜ ➧ ➥ ➞ ➥ ➸ ➙ ➥ ➛ ➜ ➵ ➧ ➫ ➩ ➩ î ➟ ➟ ➡ ➤ ➽ ÷ í ➥ ➜ ➠ ➛ ➦ ➞ ß ➞➛ ➫ ➥ ➫ ➟ ➜ ➤ ➭ ➧ ➛ ➦ ➝ ➩ ➞ ➩ Ï ➧ ➭ ➟ ➤ ➫ ➜ ❮ î ➟ ➢ ➼ ➥ ➛ ❒ ➻ ÷ ➥ ß ➳ ➫ ➺ ➽ ➢ ➧ ➵ ❮ ➽ à ➵ ➛ ➡ í ➛ ➞ ➤ î ➟ ➼ ➨ ➩ ÷ ➜ ➥ ➤ ➢ Ï ➻ ➭ ➡➟ ➥ ➩ ➛ ➥ ➤ ➢ ➞ ➦ ➢ ➝ ➡ ➥ ➦ ➫➛ ➟ ➺ ➛ ➟ ➧ ➟ ➥ ➧ ➫ ➳ ➦ ➳ ➝ ➤ ➵ ➬ ➜ ➩ ➛ ➡ ➜ ➩ ➢ ➹ ➳ ➩ ➡ ➸ í ➟ ➤ ü ➛ ➜ ➦ ➷ ➠ ➥ ➸ ➞ × ➟ ❮ ➢ ➩ ➩ ➴ ➺ ❒ ➢ ➟ ➭ ➽ þ ß ➜ ➼ ➦ ➫ ➥ ➛ ➟ ➨ ý ➵ ➩ ➟ þ î ➫ ➸ ➥ æ ÷ × ➞ ➜ ➤ ➛ ➻ ➜ ➸ ➛ ➴ ➧ ➢➠ ➸ ➦ ➷ ➟ ➟ ➸ ➸ ü ➨ ➞ ➳ Þ ➛ Ý ➛ ➘ ➧ ➢ ➦ ➥ ➫ ➧ ➸ ➤ ý ➩ ➜ ➟ ➽ ➜ ✃ ➟ ➞ ➢ ➝ ➫ ➥ ➩ ➛ ý ➥ ➩ ➩ ➛ ➢➥ Ù ➟ ➦ ➡ ➼ ➞ ➜ ➝ ➢ ➸ ➞ ➥ ➽ ➛ ➳ ➛ ➞ ➫ ➢ Õ ➜ ➥ ➢ ➦ ➨ ò ➟ ➞ ➷ ➛ ➡ Ó ➦ ➩ ➪ ➸ ➛ ➛ ➧ ➽ ➩ ➞ ➟ Ø ➜ ➞➛ ➥ ➢ ➷ ➥ ➦ ➩ ➹ ➸ ➟ ➟ ➨ ❒ Ù ➥ ➞ ➷ ➛ ➢ ➛ ➩ Û ➭ ➶ á ➛ ➩ ➝ ➷ ➞ ➞ ➢ ➟ ➥ ➢ ➥ ➟ ➸ ➛ ➦ ➝ Õ ➛ ➩ ➡ ➧ Ú ➸ ➧ ➜ á ➠ ➛ Ó ➸ ➛ ➟ ➞ ➢ ➶ × ➩ ➨ ➞ ➞ ➡ Õ Þ ✃ ö ➤ ➜ ➧ ñ ä ➛ ❮ ➜ Ü ➻ ➡ ➩ á Õ ➽ ➼ ➛ ➥ ❰ ÷ à ➢ ➥ ➳ î ß ➡ ➩ í ➤ ➜ × ➢ ➜ ➟ ➧ ➤ î Ù ➩ ➠ ➛ ➥ ❒ ➳ Ü ➟ ➥ ➢ Ó ❒ ➞ ➩ ➛ ➥ ➛ Ø ➛ ➦ ➤ ➢ ➫ ➸ ➩ ➫ ➧ ➩➛ ➞ ➜ ➥ ➤ ➦ Õ ➳ ➼ ➩ ➟ ÷ Ö ➵ ➻ ➩➜ ➻ ➢ ➟ ➮ ➧ ➢ ➧ ➫ ➟ ó ë ➩ ➩ ➥ ❐ ➥ ➜ Ö ï ➟ ➞ ➸ Õ ➜ ➫ Û ö ➽ ➠ ➛ ❮ ➠ ➛ ➥ ➞ ➧ ò ➞ ➦ ❰ ➩ Ó ➜ Õ ÷ ➝ ➭ ð ➞ Ú ú ➸ ß ➟ ➡ ò Ó ➥ Ü Ø ➩ á ➢➝ ➦ ú ➛ ➡ ➩ ➺ ➟ Ð ➧ ➜ ➩ ➻ ➞ ➞ ó ➢ ➳ ö ➤ ➧ ❰ Õ ➛ ➜ ➩ ➢ î ➝ æ Ú ➸ ➸ ➡ í ➻ ➲ Û î ➟ ➺ Õ ä ➥ ➢➞ á ➢ ➛ ➠ ➥ ➼➜ ➦ ➩ ➤ ➩ ➟ ➳ ➟ ➞ ➫ ❮ ➢ ➦ ➥ ➳ ➜ ➜ ➩ ➩ ➤ ➵ ➟ ➸ ➟ ➛ á ➞ ➸ ➦ ➛ ➠ ➥ ➦ ➤ ➫ ➫ ➢ ➜ ➜ ➢ ➛ ➥ ➩ ➭ ➟ ➸ ➤ ➳ ➟ ➽ ➩ ➦ ➽ ➠ ➦ ➛ ➢ ➜ ➟ ➥ ➛ ➧ ➟ ➝ ➥ ➩ ➞➜ ➳ ➩ ➟ ➢ ø ➨ î ➛ ì ❰ ➢ ➟ ÷ ➧ ➧ ➫ ➥ ➙ ➳ ➫ ➳
❰➫ ➜➩➡➛➞➸➟➞Þ➧➟➞➛➩➡➛ ➠➞➜➠➛➞➩➭➜➼➩➡➛➢➞ ➛➧➠➛➤➩➢➨➛➜á➥➛➞➧➳
❍✲✵✶✷✸✹✺ ✻✻✽
↔➋
➠➐➜➊➈➛
A big part of that was from the
players who were back from the
➋➍↔➜
➋➌➍
➱➍↕➠➌ ➉↔➊➒➶
from last year’s team that reached
➋➌➍
➐➏
the pentathlon, didn’t clear a height in
the high jump and was 30th in the pre-
liminaries of the 60-meter hurdles in
9.43 seconds.
As a team, the EOU women tied for
18th with 15 points, while the men tied
for 23rd with 11 points.
team-best six rebounds.
“It (was) a good season.
They made it here and they
did well. When we started
this journey our goal — be-
cause we didn’t know where
we were going to be after
losing Alexis (Sykora to
graduation last year) — was
to get to the state tourna-
ment.”
➟➌➍
→➈➍
team had potential to make a state
☛✏❈☛✑✒✓✍☞✔✕
❙☛✖❱✓❈☛❙
➋➐ ↔ ➏➆↕↕ ➉➋➐➩➚
20 points.
Miller led the Eagles with
15 points, 10 of which came
in the second half. Albee
added nine points, all in the
❄
❅❇❋
✛✜❖✢✣
✧★
✤✩✪❆
✤✦
☛☞✌✍❨
➷➅➊
➅➆➈➚
➩➐➊➈➋➉
➉➠➐➅➍➅
↕➍➛➶
one the longtime head coach was
pleased with.
“All year long I told them there’s
something special about the team.
(They had) what it takes,” he said.
In fact, the coach said he knew
and three steals to lead the Out-
↔➈➒
➅➆➈
➏➅➐➜
➘➤
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laws. Gray added seven points, and
both Bedard and Carsyn Miller
had four points.
Clarissa Traeger added nine
points for Kennedy.
The season ended for Enterprise
to open the second half and get
within 28-19 after a Shelby Mon-
crief layup, two Karli Bedard free
throws and a free throw from Gray
before the second Kennedy run,
this one an 11-4 push to end the
quarter, built the margin back to 16
points. Enterprise pulled no closer
than 13 points in the fourth.
fourth brought Joseph with-
in 12 before the Mustangs
put the game away, extend-
ing the margin to 45-24 on
a Shelie Doman jumper
with about 3:30 remaining
and as much as 49-27 in the
closing minutes.
“It was tough and emo-
tional since it was our last
game,” Joseph sophomore
Sabrina Albee said.
The game was a stark
contrast to when the teams
met in the second game of
the season, a 44-28 home
win by the Eagles.
Joseph never led Satur-
day, struggling to get shots
to fall while seemingly ev-
erything Crane attempted
went in. The Mustangs shot
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Outlaws trailing 28-14.
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day was the women’s 4-by-400 relay
team, as Megan Bolton, Olivia Lane,
Michelle Herbes and Elizabeth Herbes
placed sixth with a time of 3:55.94 —
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minutes to play in the half. The run
came during a stretch of more than
11 minutes when Enterprise was
held to just a free throw.
Crawford noted that Kennedy
had two players limited with inju-
ries in the game, and told his team
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result was they made a big run,
they made their free throws. They
made 3s. They did everything they
needed to do.”
Enterprise shot just 26 percent
and committed 17 turnovers in
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with a time of 2:29.70. He reached the
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day in 2:29.27.
“He was in the lead most of that race.
Ran tough, just ran out of gas toward
the end,” Welch said. “(It was) only the
fourth time he ran a 1,000.”
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Gray to start Saturday’s game, but
then the Trojans got rolling. Four
Sophia Carley points gave Ken-
nedy the lead at 6-5. Five straight
points by Kalyssa Kleinschmit,
who led the way with 18 points,
made it 14-6 Trojans early in the
second quarter, and Kleinschmit
followed an Elise Suing 3-pointer
with two more free throws and a
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runners just ahead of EOU’s Elizabeth
Herbes crashed into her, bringing her
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Kennedy could, as a result, play
more scrappy, like a team cornered.
The Trojans did just that.
“They went full court and we ac-
commodated with the turnovers
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The men’s team garnered a third
all-American from Alex Navarro, who
the mark on her second attempt of the
day.
“That was a very good performance
on her part,” Head Coach Ben Welch
said. “We knew there was a big jump in
there. It was just a matter of time.”
EOU scored all-Americans in three
events on Saturday, two of which came
in the men’s pole vault. Corey Sledge
took fourth overall with a mark of 16-
feet-1, and teammate Darrian Walker
placed seventh, clearing 15-feet-7.
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and that despite a crash that likely kept
the team out of the top four.
Welch said teams three through
six, which included EOU — were in a
tight bunch when the they reached the
took advantage of two bas-
es-loaded walks, the sec-
ond of which scored Ebner
in the fourth for a 5-0 lead.
Ebner, Rayne Spencer
and Shevan DeFreitas each
had two hits for Eastern.
In Saturday’s opener,
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