SPORTS
A10 — THE OBSERVER
ROLLINS
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it. I told him to enjoy the
living heck out of it.”
Rollins said he plans to
major in agricultural entre-
preneurship, which includes
business, economy, agricul-
ture and accounting.
A man of many talents
The Cardinal finished
5-5 overall and 4-2 in Spe-
cial District 2-West play
this past season.
They lost to St. Paul
44-8 in a mud bowl in the
first round of the 1A state
playoffs. It was the Cardi-
nals’ first trip to state since
2009.
Rollins had 89 yards
rushing, nine tackles and
a quarterback sack in the
game.
Rollins was a first-
team all-league kicker and
punter, and was named to
the second team as a run-
ning back and guard, and
was an honorable mention
linebacker.
Rollins rushed for 712
yards on 91 carries for 13
touchdowns. He also led
the Cardinals with 106
tackles.
“Tanner is a kid who
is very versatile,” Stefani
said. “He is very football
savvy. He could roll into
the center position and
learn that position very
quickly. I could definitely
see him playing center. His
versatility is going to be
the big thing for him going
to college.”
Rollins also is an alter-
nate for the East team for
the 69th annual East-West
Shrine Game on Aug. 6 in
Baker City.
“Most of us kids who
come and play are farm
kids,” Rollins said. “We
have to work and that work
ethic translates to the foot-
ball field and the class-
room. I don’t live on a
farm, but I work on a farm
and ranch.”
Rollins also played bas-
ketball for the Cardinals,
who finished their season
20-2 overall and 9-0 in Big
Sky League play. They
lost a state play-in game
to Nixyaawii to end their
season.
Rollins averaged 5.4
points, seven rebounds,
2.5 steals and 2.1 assists
a game for the Cardinals.
He was selected to the Big
Sky League honorable
mention team.
Rollins and his younger
brother Bryce get their ath-
letic talents from their par-
ents Ed and Tricia.
Ed Rollins played foot-
ball and wrestled at West
Seattle High School, and
went on to play football at
Montana State, where he
was an offensive lineman
for the Bobcats.
Tricia played basket-
ball and was a cheerleader
at Lima High School in
Montana.
SaTuRday, apRil 23, 2022
ON THE SLATE
Friday, April 22
(Games completed after
print deadline)
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Oregon Tech at Eastern Oregon
(2), 2 p.m.
PREP BASEBALL
Joseph/Enterprise/Wallowa at
irrigon (2), 1 p.m.
PREP SOFTBALL
la Grande at Baker/powder
Valley (2), 2 p.m.
union/Cove at Weston-
McEwen (2), 2 p.m.
Grant union/prairie City at
Elgin/imbler (2), 2 p.m
Joseph/Enterprise/Wallowa at
irrigon (2), 1 p.m.
PREP TRACK & FIELD
la Grande, powder Valley at
Wayne invitational, 2 p.m.
Saturday, April 23
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Eastern Oregon at College of
idaho (2), noon
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Oregon Tech at Eastern Oregon
(2), 11 a.m.
PREP BASEBALL
philomath at la Grande, noon
Sherman/arlington/Condon at
union/Cove (2), 11 a.m.
PREP TRACK & FIELD
Cove, Elgin, imbler, powder
Valley, union, Enterprise,
Joseph at 1a/2a/3a Regional
Track Meet hosted by Cove
High School, Eastern Oregon
university, 10 a.m.
Sunday, April 24
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Eastern Oregon at College of
idaho (2), 10 a.m.
Tuesday, April 26
PREP BASEBALL
la Grande at College place,
3:30 p.m.
Joseph/Enterprise/Wallowa at
union/Cove, 5 p.m.
PREP SOFTBALL
Joseph/Enterprise/Wallowa at
Echo/Stanfield (2), 2 p..m
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games played — he aver-
aged 38.2% from 3-point
range and shot 39.4% from
the field. In his freshman
season, Brown played in
10 games and scored 9.9
points per game off 56.3%
shooting from long range
and 56.1% from the field.
The additions come in
the wake of losing senior
guard Max McCullough
from the starting lineup.
Guard Zane Wright left
the program following
his graduation, while for-
ward Xavier Lovelace left
Eastern after finishing the
year second on the team
in scoring. Guard Manny
N’Tula will also transfer
this offseason to play closer
to home.
Following the loss of
several guards, Eastern has
stocked up its backcourt
with a sizable group of new-
comers. The Mountaineers
are coming off a season in
which first-year head coach
Kemp led the way for a
18-13 record overall and a
12-10 record in conference
play.
Wednesday, April 27
McEwen (2), 2 p.m.
Riverside at Joseph/Enterprise/
Wallowa (2), 1 p.m.
PREP TRACK & FIELD
Cove at pendleton Small Meet
invite, 2 p.m.
Elgin, imbler at don Walker
invite, 2 p.m.
Enterprise at Nike/Jesuit
Twilight Relays, portland, 2 p.m.
Thursday, April 28
Saturday, April 30
PREP TRACK & FIELD
PREP TENNIS
COLLEGE BASEBALL
la Grande vs. Four Rivers,
Treasure Valley Community
College, 2 p.m.
Corban at Eastern Oregon (2),
noon
Friday, April 29
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Eastern Oregon at Carroll
College (2), 1 p.m.
PREP BASEBALL
Riverside at Joseph/Enterprise/
Wallowa (2), 1 p.m.
la Grande at Ontario (2), 2 p.m.
PREP SOFTBALL
la Grande at Ontario (2), 2 p.m.
union/Cove at Grant union/
prairie City (2), 2 p.m.
Elgin/imbler at Weston-
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
Eastern Oregon at Carroll
College (2), 10 a.m.
PREP BASEBALL
union/Cove at Grant union/
prairie City (2), 11 a.m.
PREP TRACK & FIELD
la Grande at legends invite,
Walla Walla, Washington,
10:30 a.m.
Cove, Elgin, imbler, la Grande,
union, Enterprise, Joseph at
union Relays, 11 a.m.
powder Valley at Saint
alphonsus invitational, noon
STANDINGS
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Carroll
Warner pacific
providence
Cascade Collegiate Conference
Team League Overall
lewis-Clark State
12-3
41-4
College of idaho
12-8
24-23
Oregon Tech
9-7
30-17
British Columbia
7-8
20-21
Bushnell
9-11
11-32
Corban
7-9 20-20-1
Eastern Oregon
2-12
9-30
COLLEGE SOFTBALL
HOOPS
PREP TENNIS
Baker/powder Valley at la
Grande, 3 p.m.
Cascade Collegiate Conference
Team
League Overall
Oregon Tech
22-2
38-7
College of idaho
20-4
35-8
Eastern Oregon
19-5
34-11
Southern Oregon
18-6
38-10
British Columbia
12-12
15-16
Corban
10-12
16-26
Northwest
10-17
14-30
Bushnell
8-14
12-26
9-17
3-21
1-22
12-28
5-31
2-30
adrian
lyle/Wishram/
Klickitat/Trout lake
0-0
1-0
0-6
0-7
PREP BASEBALL
PREP SOFTBALL
Greater Oregon League
Team
League Overall
la Grande
6-0
15-1
Baker/powder Valley
4-2
8-8
Mcloughlin
0-4
2-6
Ontario
0-4
0-11
2A/1A Special District 7
Team
League Overall
Heppner/ione
7-0
8-3
Weston-McEwen
6-0
8-0
dufur/South Wasco County 3-0
9-1
Grant union/prairie City
2-1
7-5
union/Cove
2-4
2-4
pilot Rock/Nixyaawii/ukiah 2-6
5-9
Sherman/arlington/
Condon/Wheeler
1-2
3-3
Stanfield/Echo
1-5
3-8
Greater Oregon League
Team
League Overall
la Grande
4-0
8-4
Ontario
4-2
9-4
Mcloughlin
2-4
4-7
Baker/powder Valley
0-4
5-6
2A/1A Special District 6
Team
League Overall
union/Cove
5-1
11-2
Grant union/prairie City
4-0
13-0
Weston-McEwen
2-0
5-4
Echo/Stanfield
2-4
10-5
Heppner/ione
2-4
3-12
pilot Rock/Nixyaawii
1-1
7-5
adrian
0-0
2-0
Elgin/imbler
0-6
0-6
lyle/Wishram/Klickitat
0-0
0-0
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