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Page 2B SPORTS East Oregonian Prep Wrestling Tuesday, January 20, 2015 Prep Basketball unseats Hermiston East Oregonian East Oregonian REDMOND — After out- 212-73, the Hermiston wrestling - - day. Quaempts 6, M. Carlin 3, K. Peterson 2, J. Lambert 1, M. Aby, A. Schroeder, T. Entze, S. von Borstel. IRRIGON — Jada Burns 16, K. McLaughlin 11, B. Aguilera 10, A. Ayala 9, K. Gilman 1, H. Vera, L. Mills, C. Case. 3-points field goals — WMHS 4, IHS 2. Free throws — WMHS 11-25, IHS 13-24. 28 PILOT ROCK 45, CULVER - Staff photo by Kathy Aney - of standing toe-to-toe with the Wrestling Classic. Heppner’s Kelly Wilson (1) looks for a teammate Saturday as Stanfield’s Cynthia Curiel (3) presses. - in the third quarter which saw a of 2 free throws at the line to clinch the win. - for the Reser’s Tournament of - ——— on Saturday, and won the de- last year. - - STANFIELD 43, HEPPNER 40 HEP (6-8) 14 8 8 10 — 40 STAN (5-8) 8 17 9 9 — 43 HEPPNER — K. Wilson 15, K. Lindsay 1, M. Gibbs 0, S. Grant 7, R. Kollman 1, P. Grieb 3, M. Lindsay 10, J. Kempken 1, M. Correa 2. STANFIELD — Curiel 5, Griffin 6, O’Neill 6, Banderas 2, Watson 4, G. Chavez 0, Y. Chavez 14, Braithewaite 0, Connell 2, Hopper 0, Esquivel 2. 3-point field goals — HEP 0, STAN 6. Free throws — HEP 24-42, STAN 7-16. Fouls — HEP 14, STAN 27. Fouled out — Watson (STAN). CONDON/WHEELER 63, DUFUR 53 — At Fossil, a late the fourth quarter on Saturday in It was the 10th win in a row for Also getting wins against - nament undefeated were - - the mat — just three minutes, Rangers (8-5, 5-1). Deana Harris scored a game- Matney Jamieson had another dou- - ——— CONDON/WHEELER 63, DUFUR 53 DHS (8-5) 12 8 19 14 — 53 C/W (13-1) 15 15 21 12 — 63 DUFUR — Taylor Darden 21, A. Miller 11, C. Beeson 8, S. Reed 7, H. Harris 4, T. Ellis 2, A. Outlaw, K. Sorensen. CONDON/WHEELER — Deana Harris 26, M. Jamieson 17, A. Rietmann 12, J. Homer 4, E. Logan 4, B. Dyer, A. Carnine. 3-point field goals — DHS 3, C/W 4. Free throws — 6-8, 7-13. Fouls — DHS 15, C/W 14. Fouled out — none. IONE 30, SOUTH WASCO 26 — At Ione, the Cardinals (3-8, 3-2 3-point field goals — SWC 0, IONE 3. Free throws — SWC 4-14, IONE 3-19. Fouls — SWC 18, IONE 17. Fouled out — Espland (SWC). at halftime and held of Irrigon’s sec- Conference win on Saturday. Boys Basketball WESTON-MCEWEN 65, IR- RIGON 47 — At Irrigon, the Ti- loose for the game and wanted to in a row. SOUTH WASCO 71, IONE 32 — At Ione, the Cardinals didn’t - - lead with three minutes remaining, T.J. Patton again led Ione (2-9, fouling to send the Cardinals to the line. Ione made just 3-of-15 tries at - lead South Wasco (7-7, 3-3). ——— when on defense. time,” she said. held on for the win. ——— IONE 30, SOUTH WASCO 26 SWC (3-12) 9 4 2 11 — 26 IONE (3-8) 6 7 10 7 — 30 SOUTH WASCO — Espland 2, S. Moody 2, Muhle- man 11, Foraker 2, O’Neal 4, Noland 3, K. Moody 2. IONE — J. Flynn 2, M. Orem 2, I. Sandford 9, Rachel Holland 10, L. Garrett 7. to see them this time of the year. - ——— PILOT ROCK 45, CULVER 28 PRHS (7-5) 8 15 15 7 — 45 CUL (9-6) 10 7 4 7 — 28 PILOT ROCK — B. Weinke 14, K. Giest 13, M. Dave 7, B. Roe 6, T. Ostram 2, J. Wilson 3. CULVER — Lewis 13, Johnson 8, Freeman 1, Fritz 2, Beeler 2, Hoke 2. 3-point field goals — PRHS 2, CUL 0. Free throws — PRHS 7-9, CUL 2-8. Fouls — PRHS 12, CUL 10. time free throw shooting. with a game at Sherman on Friday. getting the third seed from its - son said. game,” he said. “We started hitting - - lenge.” ——— WESTON-MCEWEN 65, IRRIGON 47 WMHS (10-4) 19 17 23 6 — 65 IHS (5-8) 6 7 20 14 — 47 WESTON-MCEWEN — Ammarae Broncheau 20, S. Quaempts 14, S. Finifrock 13, K. Shepard 6, C. SOUTH WASCO 71, IONE 32 SWC (7-7) 18 13 17 23 — 71 IHS (2-9) 6 6 17 3 — 32 SOUTH WASCO — Loreto Morelli 14, Travis Hayes 14, Brody Myers 14, T. Holliday 13, E. Rager 6, C. Nannini 3, D. Dammann 3, S. Anderson 2, Gillis. IONE — TJ Patton 18, A. Carter 7, J. Juarez 4, D. McElligott 3, C. Hollis, H. Padberg, J. Doherty. 3-point field goals — IHS 0, SWC 0. Free throws — IHS 6-16, SWC 11-18. Fouls — IHS 16, SWC 19. Fouled out — Morelli (SWC) From other games Saturday it earlier on Saturday. - College Basketball Men’s Basketball East Oregonian fall. EASTERN OREGON 76, CORBAN 66 — At Salem, Jordan - - most dominant team on the mats at the Deschutes County Fair- - urday. Mar’Shay Moore scored 22 (15-5, 7-2 CCC) with a game-high was second with 39 and Hermis- ton was ninth with 27. - - row. and Gregory Merano to swing the outcome of that match, - BLUE EASTERN OREGON 70, CORBAN 59 — At Salem, 11 Collegiate Conference win. Cascade Collegiate Conference Case Rada led EOU with 21 - - assists. - SPOKANE 117, MOUNTAIN 91 TIGERS: Continued from 1B - - more guard Dylan Grogan, who was ejected in the third quarter of Stan- There was a reason for that. The - - - - - ing that with Dylan out that we No. 1 Irrigon Friday night. - Willamina. They were coming two of the team’s second half three the Mustangs went away from the team win. - during the game’s remainder. - defeated Willamina defending ———— Staff photo by Kathy Aney Logan Grieb (5), of Heppner, dribbles downcourt, pursued by Tiger Jesus Carrillo on Saturday evening in Stanfield. - - The Mustangs went into each “If you can shoot it and it’s - STANFIELD 51, HEPPNER 46 HEP (10-3) 14 18 10 4 — 51 STAN (11-2) 7 16 18 10 — 46 HEPPNER — W. Putman 9, L. Grieb 13, J. Corbin 7, C. Hedman 0, J. Petzoldt 0, P. Collins 10, K. Murray 2, R. Cutsforth 2, C. Kindle 3. STANFIELD — R. Bailey 4, Carillo 0, Gallarza 7, Lockwood 4, Tony Flores 15, H. Braithwaite 14, Monkus 0, Montes 1, Davchevski 6. — HEP 5, STAN 6. — HEP 11-17, STAN 7-15. — HEP 19, STAN 16. — R. Cutsforth (HEP). BLAZERS: Continued from 1B - - - - maining. Cousins tied it at 89 on two free Sacramento dominated most of - - Portland ran off nine consecu- 27 early in the second. A 7-0 surge, - - Sacramento continued to control the game during the third quarter, TIP-INS - came the franchise’s career leader
