▼ ✁✂❆❨✱ ❆✄☎✆✝ ✞✞✱ ✞✟✶✾
❚✠✡ ☛☞✡☎❱✡☎ ✌ ✼✍
SPORTS
Tigers, Badgers
run in Hermiston
çèéêëìêë éíîïï
➝❼➆ ð❽ ➠➅❽➊❾➆ ➝➃➑➆➅➇ ↕➁➈➇ ❿➅❽➄➛ ❽➊❾ ➉➆↔❾
team took second at the Kiwanis Twilight
Invitational Friday in Hermiston, while the
ðñ➜ ➑➃➅↔➇ ➉➊➃➇❼➆❾ ➃➊ ÔÕ❿❼➒
Sajun White led the Tigers, who scored
86 points, by winning the 200 in a time of
23.16 seconds and taking third in the 400 in
51.64. He also ran a leg on the second-place
ä➩ÔÕÕ ➅➆↔❽➈ ❿➆❽➍ ➀➃❿❼ ➢➃➄➛ ➝➇➃❽❿➇➁➇→ ➙➁➇❼
óôõö÷ø ùôõøúûüýþÿ ý ý
✴
✁
❈✂✈✄➆s ❚✐☎ ❙✆✄✈✄✝s✞ ❧✄✟✆✞ ❛✝✠ ❏✂s✄♦✡➆s ❊❧❧☛s✄ ❚✐✝☞✄❧s✆❛✠✞ r✐☞✡✆✞ ✌✂✆✡ s✄✆ ☎✄✄✆ r✄❝✂r✠s ✐✝ ✆✡✄ ✥✞✵✵✵ ❛✆ ✆✡✄ ✍✄♦s✐ ✎✝✈✐✆✄ ❙❛✆✉r✠❛☛✳
anything else, and I think it
the junior.
“Under 11 (minutes) was my
goal today, but went out there,
worked hard, and I got what
I got,” she said. “It was a plus
(getting the meet record). I
didn’t even have that in mind.
It was a bonus to get that.”
Tingelstad also coasted to
victory in the 1,500 in a time
of 5:02.86.
“It was fun to see some re-
cords go down,” Union Head
Coach Jay Blackburn said,
noting both previous records
were held by Union athletes.
“That was fun to watch those
two sets records. The records
(at the Pepsi Invitational) are
getting tough to break.”
➝❼➆ ➙➁➇➆➣❼ ➑➃➅↔➇→ ➀❼➁ ➉➊ -
ished in a tie for seventh with
35 points, picked up a victory
from Ella Coughlan in the 800
(2:27.92).
➝❼➆ ➙➁➇➆➣❼ ↕➁➈➇→ ➀❼➁ ➉➊ -
ished fourth with 57 points,
did score a victory by Juston
Rodgers in the 800 (2:06.88).
Henry Coughlan, in addi-
tion to taking second in the
3,000, was third in the 1,500
(4:22.63), and Guylen Snyder
was third in the long jump (18-
feet-6-1/2).
Joseph also had two high-
placing relay teams as Tyler
Homan, Rodgers, Carsen Lit-
tlepage and Trey Wandschnei-
der were third in the 4x100
(47.78) and Bayden Menton,
Wandschneider, Rodgers and
Homan took second in the
4x400 (3:43.34).
The Union boys took sixth
with 40.5 points, with a 1-2
➉➊➃➇❼ ↕➈ ❿❼➆ ➞↔❽➄➛↕➟➅➊ ↕➅➁❿❼ -
ers in the pole vault — Jaxon
(11-feet-0) and Carter (10-
feet-0) — leading the way.
The Bobcats also got a second-
all season. That was pretty
the shot put (45-feet-1-1/2).
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was third in the high jump (5-
feet-8), and the 4x400 team of
Jericho Peters, Hobbs, Josef
Ramirez and Cole Gomes took
third (3:44.93).
The Elgin Huskies boys also
❼❽❾ ❿➀➁ ➂➃➄❿➁➅➃➆➇ ❽➇ ❿❼➆➈ ➉➊ -
ished in second overall with
71 points. Brandon Caldwell
claimed the top spot in the 110
hurdles in 17.92, and the Hus-
kies held on to win the 4x400
relay with Wyatt Hallgarth,
Clay Wilhelm, Geoy Greenlee
and Tristan Simpson winning
in 3:39.92.
Simpson was also second in
the javelin (140-feet-11) and
third in the 100 (11.74), and
Wilhelm took second in the
400 (55.28).
The Elgin girls, who took
sixth with 37 points, had a
strong day from Aaliyah Bur-
ton, who rebounded from a
crash in the 100 hurdles to
later win the 300 hurdles in
49.88. She was also second
in the 100 in 13.21, while Joc-
elyn Palmer was second in the
3,000 (12:23.71).
The meet record in the
3,000, in fact, was broken in
both the boys and girls races
Saturday. Tim Stevens of Cove
blasted the mark in the boys
3,000 with a time of 8:44.43
— nearly four seconds faster
than his state-winning time in
the event a year ago. The time
also was 35 seconds ahead of
runner-up Henry Coughlan of
Joseph (9:19.22).
“That was my third 3,000
this season,” Stevens said. “I
just wanted to get a good time,
➋➁➅ ➄➁➊➉❾➆➊➄➆ ➌➍➁➅➆➎ ❿❼❽➊
➀❽➇ ➍➈ ➉➅➇❿ ➏➐ ➃➊ ❽➊➈ ➆➂➆➊❿ ➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼ ↕➈ ➠➅➃➡➊ ➢❽➇❼ ➃➊
➑➁➁❾ ➋➁➅ ➄➁➊➉❾➆➊➄➆➒➓
➤➠➅➃➡➊ ❾➃❾➊➥❿ ➀➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➇❼➁❿
➔➁➂➆→ ➀❼➃➄❼ ➉➊➃➇❼➆❾ ➃➊ ❽ ➣➟❿→ ↕➟❿ ❼➃➇ ❿❼➅➁➀ ➀❽➇ ❽ ➉➂➆➦
tie for 14th with 18 points on
the boys side, also had a third-
➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼ ↕➈ ➙❽➄➛ ➜➃↔➂➆➃➅❽ ➃➊
the 800 (2:11.20).
Joseph’s Ellyse Tingelstad,
meanwhile, ran away with
the top time and meet record
in the girls 3,000 of 11:06.99,
one of two races dominated by
foot PR. You don’t do that. He
just popped a nice one. He’s a
kid that works so hard,” Jay
Blackburn said.
Jaimee Baxter led the Bobcat
girls, who also tied for seventh
with 35 points, by winning the
400 (1:01.22) and taking third
in the high jump (4-feet-10).
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and Cooper both added three hits.
La Grande (9-6 overall, 5-1
GOL) hosts Ontario in a double-
header Friday.
Also Friday
➫➭➯➲➳➵➸➺➫➵ ➵➻➲➲➼ ➽➾➚➪➸➾➫➵
➵➺➶➫➹➾➽➽
The
Union/Cove
Ladycats
➇➁➋❿↕❽↔↔ ❿➆❽➍ ➇➟➘➆➅➆❾ ❽ ➅❽➅➆
home sweep Friday, losing to the
Weston-McEwen TigerScots in
2A/1A Special District 6 play, 5-0
and 4-1.
➻➲➵➫➺➴➷➬➸➲➻➲➴ ➮➱
✃➴➭➺➴❐➸➺❒➲ ❮
Pitchers McKenna Stallings
and Callie Glenn matched zeroes
on the scoreboard until the sev-
enth inning, when the TigerScots
➇➄➁➅➆❾ ➉➂➆ ❿➃➍➆➇ ❿➁ ➣➟↔↔ ➁➟❿ ❿❼➆
win.
Madison Shell hit an RBI single
before Stallings followed with an
RBI double that, at the time, gave
Weston-McEwen a 2-0 lead. The
TigerScots had half of their 10 hits
❿❼➃➅❾➦➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼➆➇ ↕➈ ➙❽➄➛➃ ➧❽➅❿➃➊➃ ➃➊ ❿❼➆
1,600 (5:37.71) and the 4x400 relay team of
Alexyss Chamberlain, Katie Brown, Martini
and Kenzie Williams (4:25.09). Rachael Ke-
➊➃➅➈ ❽❾❾➆❾ ❽ ➉➋❿❼➦➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼ ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➇❿➆➆➣↔➆ -
chase (8:34.00).
The Powder Valley Badger boys, who were
ÔÙ❿❼ ➀➃❿❼ ÔÔ ➣➁➃➊❿➇→ ❼❽❾ ❽ ➉➋❿❼➦➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼
from Reece Dixon in the 400 (53.16) and
❽ ➉➋❿❼➦➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼ ↕➈ ò➃➩➁➊→ ➔❽➇➆ â↔➇➁➊→
óôõö÷ø ùôõøúûüýþÿ ý ý
✴
Kaden Krieger and Dominick Grende in the
4x400 relay (3:41.57). The Badger girls’ top
➉➊➃➇❼ ➀❽➇ ÔÜ❿❼ ➋➅➁➍ ➞❽➃↔➆➈ ➔➁↔➆ ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ❾➃➇ -
cus (80-feet-10).
✁
❊❧☞✐✝➆s ❆❛❧✐☛❛✡ ✏✉r✆✂✝✞ s✡✂t✝ ✠✉r✐✝☞ ✆✡✄ ✑✵✵ ✡✉r✠❧✄s✞ t✂✝
✆✡✄ ✥✵✵ ✡✉r✠❧✄s ❙❛✆✉r✠❛☛ ✐✝ ✒✝✐✂✝✳
✖❖✙
Continued from Page 6A
❿➀➁ ➆❽➅➊➆❾ ➅➟➊➇ ➁➊ ➇➃➩ ❼➃❿➇ ➃➊ ➉➂➆ ➃➊➊➃➊➑➇→
➀❽↔➛➃➊➑ ❿➀➁ ❽➊❾ ➇❿➅➃➛➃➊➑ ➁➟❿ ➉➂➆➒
Saturday
➲➺✃ ß➱ ➴➸✃ à
The Mountaineers left no doubt in what was
basically a must-win game, scoring seven runs
in the third and fourth innings to secure the
➀➃➊ ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➉➊❽↔ ➔➔➔ ➑❽➍➆ ➁➋ ❿❼➆ ➀➆➆➛➆➊❾➒
A passed ball and a Shevan DeFreitas RBI
double gave Eastern an early 2-0 lead. The
Beacons scored three times in the bottom of
❿❼➆ ➉➅➇❿ ➋➁➅ ❽ Þ➦Ù ➆❾➑➆ ↕➆➋➁➅➆ áâã ❿➁➁➛ ❽❾➂❽➊ -
❿❽➑➆ ➁➋ ➇➆➂➆➅❽↔ ➢➔ã ➍➃➇➄➟➆➇➒
➝➀➁ ➢➔ã ➆➅➅➁➅➇ ❽➊❾ ❽ ➀➃↔❾ ➣➃❿➄❼ ❽↔↔➁➀➆❾
three runs to score in the third, and Bonner
added an RBI single for a 6-3 lead. In the
fourth, Barr hit an RBI single and Bowling
óôõö÷ø ùôõøúûüýþÿ ý ý
✴
✁
✒✝✐✂✝➆s ✓r✐✟✔✝ ✕❛s✡ t❛s s✄❝✂✝✠ ✐✝ ✆✡✄ s✡✂✆ ♦✉✆✞ ✌✉✆ s✄✆ ❛
♦✄rs✂✝❛❧ ✌✄s✆ ✌☛ ❛✌✂✉✆ ✔✈✄ ✟✄✄✆ ✐✝ ✆✡✄ ✄✈✄✝✆✳
Abriel O’Reilly was second in
the 800 (2:31.70), and Baxter
and O’Reilly ran with Audrey
Wells and Kaitlin Martens to
take second in the 4x400 relay
(4:25.38).
The Cove girls scored 25
points to tie for 10th, led by Al-
lie Best (108-feet-4) and Myki-
ah Overton (101-feet-2) going
2-3 in the javelin.
The La Grande boys tied for
ninth with 26 points, getting
a win from Bennett Welch in
the 1,500 (4:21.83) and third-
➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼ ↕➈ ➔➅➃➇❿➃❽➊ ➧➆➊ -
doza in the 3,000 (9:26.74),
while the LHS girls, who were
The Ladycats had just two hits
— a single by Taylar Daggett and a
triple by Harley Creech — as they
14th with 15 points, had two
➋➁➟➅❿❼➦➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼➆➇ ➋➅➁➍
Corbyn Sexton in the 3,000
(12:49.02) and Alexyss Cham-
berlain in the 300 hurdles
(53.30).
➔❽↔➂➃➊ ➜➍➃❿❼ ❽➊❾ ➢❽❿❼❽➊
Bingaman led the Imbler boys,
who were 18th with 11.5 points,
↕➈ ❿❽➛➃➊➑ ➉➋❿❼ ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➨❽➂➆↔➃➊
(128-feet-2) and the triple
jump (37-feet-1), respectively,
and the Imbler girls, who were
18th with six points, picked up
➇➃➩❿❼➦➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼➆➇ ↕➈ ➠➅❽➄➆➈
Smith in the shot put (30-feet-
4-1/2) and Erin Coston in the
pole vault (6-feet-6).
The Ladycats (9-5 overall, 3-3
SD6) travel to Adrian for a dou-
bleheader Friday.
Saturday
➀➆➅➆ ➇❼➟❿ ➁➟❿ ➋➁➅ ❿❼➆ ➉➅➇❿ ❿➃➍➆ ➃➊ ➺✃➫➽➾➻➵ ➵➺➶➫➹➾➽➽
nearly three years.
➚➳➺➼ Ñ➴➭➯Ò➫➵
Glenn struck out three and
walked one batter, surrendering
four earned runs for Union/Cove.
➻➲➵➫➺➴➷➬➸➲➻➲➴ ❰➱
✃➴➭➺➴❐➸➺❒➲ Ï
The Ladycats grabbed an early
lead in the second game but were
unable to hold on.
Daggett singled in the second
and eventually scored on an RBI
single by Kierra Moore for a 1-0
lead.
But the TigerScots scored two
runs in the third and two in the
➉➋❿❼ Ð ❿❽➛➃➊➑ ❽❾➂❽➊❿❽➑➆ ➁➋ ❿➀➁
errors in each frame — to take the
lead for good.
Daggett had two of Union/
Cove’s three hits in the contest.
➠↔➆➊➊ ➑❽➂➆ ➟➣ ➋➁➟➅ ➅➟➊➇ ➁➊ ➉➂➆
hits, walked three and stuck out
The Enterprise Outlaws soft-
ball team secured a road sweep to
stay in second place in 3A Special
District 2, taking down the Irri-
gon Knights on Saturday, 12-1 and
10-2.
➲➴➫➲➳➼➳➭➵➲ ÏÓ➱ ➭➳➳➭➯➺➴ Ï
Lexie Gassett threw a four-
hitter and scored three runs, and
both Samantha McFarland and
Aysia Salim had three RBIs to
power the Outlaws to an easy win
in the opener.
McFarland and Liz Rowley both
scored twice, and Grace Collins
added a pair of RBIs for Enter-
prise, which had eight of its nine
starters tally at least one hit.
Gassett struck out four and
walked one, and the only run the
Knights scored was unearned.
➉➂➆ ➃➊ ➇➃➩ ➃➊➊➃➊➑➇→ ❽➊❾ ❽↔↔ ➋➁➟➅ ➲➴➫➲➳➼➳➭➵➲ Ï❮➱ ➭➳➳➭➯➺➴ Ó
runs were unearned.
➣↔❽➄➆ ➉➊➃➇❼ ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ↔➁➊➑ ➨➟➍➣ ➌ÙÔ➦➋➆➆❿➦ä➦
1/2), Bennett Welch was third in the 3,200
(9:57.71), and in fourth was Cristian Mendo-
za in the 1,600 (4:41.74) and Jacob Hunts-
man in the discus (119-feet-0).
The LHS girls, who scored 27 points, had
➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➉➊❽↔ ➃➊➊➃➊➑➒
❘❖✙✚✛✙P
Zollman and Hunter Youngblood (43.78).
Youngblood, Tsiatsos, Luke Bloodgood and
Westin Blake took second in the 4x400 re-
lay (3:36.41), and LHS’s 4x200 relay team of
Julian Harris, Josh Zollman, Maxon Huxoll
and Zach Wiggins placed third (1:39.82).
Individually, Tsiatsos added a second-
Collins, Claire Farwell and Jes-
❞❢❢❣ ❤ ✐❥❥❦❧♠♥♣❢❥ q❦r
❢s❧❢tt❢✉♣ ❥❢r✈♠❧❢ ✇①③✐✇✇④⑤
P◗❘❙❯❲ ❳❩❬❭❲❪
✚✛✚✛✜ ✢✣ ✤✥✦ ✧ ★✩✪✫✬✭ ✥✮✯✰ ✺✲✳✴✵✷✺✴✳✸✹✲
✎✏ ✑✏✒✓✔✓✏✒✓✏✕
✑✏■✖✗❛✏✘✓✎✙✓✏✘②
❽❾❾➆❾ ❽ ❿➀➁➦➅➟➊ ➇➃➊➑↔➆ ➋➁➅ ❿❼➆ ➉➊❽↔ ➍❽➅➑➃➊➒
➞❽➅➅ ➉➊➃➇❼➆❾ ä➦➋➁➅➦ä ❽➊❾ ➇➄➁➅➆❾ ❿❼➅➆➆ ➅➟➊➇→
and Spencer, who was 2-for-3, also scored
three runs.
Lauren Spencer had her second complete
game of the weekend, walking two and strik-
ing out three while allowing seven hits for the
win. She allowed three runs, but all were un-
earned.
➴➸✃ ×➱ ➲➺✃ å
The Beacons scored early and often, then
❼➆↔❾ ➁➘ ❽➊ áâã ➅❽↔↔➈ ❿➁ ➀➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➊➁➊➄➁➊➋➆➅ -
ence game.
Haley Ebner, Payton Pocklington and Madi-
son Parker all had RBI singles, and Bowling,
who had two hits, added a two-run single for
á❽➇❿➆➅➊→ ➀❼➃➄❼ ❿➅➃➍➍➆❾ ❽ æ➦Ô ❾➆➉➄➃❿ ❿➁ æ➦Ü ➃➊
the fourth, but couldn’t pull even.
Jessica Lambert allowed six runs — two
➆❽➅➊➆❾ Ð ➁➊ ➉➂➆ ❼➃❿➇ ➀➃❿❼ ❿❼➅➆➆ ➀❽↔➛➇ ➃➊ Ù➦ÙÝÞ
innings for the loss.
The Mountaineers (12-29 overall, 7-17 CCC)
face Oregon Tech Friday and Saturday.
sie Teeney each had three of En-
terprise’s 15 hits in the nightcap to
power the Outlaws to the sweep.
Farwell also drove in three runs
while Teeney scored three times.
Collins added a pair of RBIs and
Rowley scored two runs. Eight
players again had at least one hit
in the victory.
Gassett tossed another four-
hitter and struck out four, and al-
lowed just one earned run.
The Outlaws (7-4 overall, 4-2
SD2) host Riverside in a double-
header Friday.
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➹➾➚ ➽➺➵➵➫➺ ➲➾➳➴ ➵➼➽➭➫
The Wallowa Valley Eagles
baseball team salvaged a road split
in Special District 5 play on Satur-
day against the Irrigon Knights,
Wallowa Valley had just two
hits in the loss.
➻➾➽➽➺➻➾ ❒➾➽➽➲➪ ×➱ ➭➳➳➭➯➺➴ ➮
The Eagles rebounded for a
wire-to-wire win in the nightcap.
A bases-loaded walk and a two-
run single by David Salim gave
Wallowa Valley a 3-0 lead in the
➉➅➇❿ ➃➊➊➃➊➑➒ ➝❼➆➈ ➆➩❿➆➊❾➆❾ ❿❼➆
↔➆❽❾ ❿➁ Ø➦Ù ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➉➋❿❼ ➁➊ ➐➞Ú
groundouts by Malachi Roberts
❽➊❾ Û↔➈➊➊ ➢❽➂➆➒
Both Gus Ramsden and Chris
➢➁↕↔➆➇ ❼❽❾ ❿➀➁ ❼➃❿➇➒ ➢❽➂➆ ➣➃❿➄❼➆❾
❿❼➆ ➉➊❽↔ Ü➦ÔÝÞ ➃➊➊➃➊➑➇→ ❽↔↔➁➀➃➊➑
three runs on just one hit with
one strikeout. His out included a
three-pitch inning and a six-pitch
inning.
The Eagles (8-5 overall, 4-2
SD5) host Riverside Friday.
➇❼❽➛➃➊➑ ➁➘ ❽ ➑❽➍➆ ❿➁ ➋➁➅➑➆❿ ➃➊ ❿❼➆ ➹➺➹➸➾➫➵ ➹➾➵➲➹➾➽➽ ➬➺❒➲
➯➾➬➲➵➫➺➫➺➚➾➪
opener — a 15-0 loss — by win-
ning the second game, 7-5.
➭➳➳➭➯➺➴ Ï➮➱ ➻➾➽➽➺➻➾ ❒➾➽➽➲➪ ❮
The Knights took advantage of
nine Eagle errors — six during a
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put the game away.
Union/Cove’s
doubleheader
against Dufur/South Wasco
County was postponed from Sat-
urday to today due to weather
conditions. The games are sched-
uled for 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
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♠✉❥⑨r❷❸❹❺ ❷❸❻ ✐✉✉⑨♠♣♠❢❥
❫❲❴◗❵ ❜❲❲❝
✻♦✽✽ ❋✿❡❡ ❀❁❂❃❃❁❄❂❄❁❀❅❄❇ ❈❈❈❉✿❡❡❊❁●❍❏❑✿▲❍◆❡❉❍❡❖