SPORTS
Tuesday, January 16, 2018
East Oregonian
Page 3B
PREPS: Heppner boys fi nish opening weekend of league play perfect 2-0
Continued from 1B
Pirates were able to hold
off Harrisburg 45-27. Allan
Gutierrez (220), Michael
Carroll (285), Jose Puerta
(145), Jacob Harris (138) and
Abraham Silva (113) all won
by forfeit. Fernando Ortega
(106) won by a 11-6 decision,
while Chance Hendrickson
(120) won by a narrower
margin — a 7-4 decision.
Both Christian Reyes (126)
and Ethan Snyder (132)
won by fall, pinning their
opponents in 2:55 and 1:49,
respectively.
Pendleton,
Irrigon,
Mac-Hi and Heppner all
failed to make it out of their
pools in the round robin
tournament. Pendleton and
Irrigon wrestled for fi rst
place fi nishes in its respective
bonus rounds, while Heppner
and Mac-Hi were both in
contention for third place in
its bonus rounds.
In the semifi nal round
of the 5A Bonus Round 1,
Pendleton defeated Eagle
Point 48-34. Nearly all of the
Buckaroos were able to pin
their opponents in the fi rst
round of their bouts. Alex
Rendon (132) won by fall in
0:42. Aiden Patterson (170),
Kirk Liscom (182) and Perry
Markgraf (285) all won by fall
in less then a minute, as well.
Brendon Bedolla (138) and
Isaac Urbina (152) brought
down their opponents in 1:19
and 1:20, respectively, while
it took Blake Davis (145)
5:08 to pin his.
In the 3A Bonus Round
3, Irrigon easily defeated
Coquille, 54-18.
Seven Knights won by
forfeit, and the Knights that
did hit the mat pinned both
their opponents by the second
round of their respective
bouts. It took Silvestre
Vasquez (138) only 0:56,
while Josue Aguilera (160)
trapped his opponent in 2:53.
In their respective bonus
rounds, Heppner was defeated
34-22 at the hands of North
Lake, and Mac-Hi tied Henley
36-36 but lost on a tiebreak.
For the Mustangs, only Leo
Waite (132), Zach Bredfi eld
(145), Carson Brosnan (152)
and Ethan Holmgren (182)
were victorious in the match.
For the Pioneers, Kiez
White (113), Layne Ensey
(120), Zach Crisman (138),
Kyler Kelly (160), Brandyn
Chaney (195) and Joshua
(Torres) all earned wins
against Henley.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
WALLOWA 49, ECHO
47 — At Echo, Rachel
McCarty led the Echo
Cougars with 16 points but it
was not enough to take down
the Wallowa Cougars on
Saturday evening.
Echo (6-11 overall, 1-5
Old Oregon League) was hurt
by a woeful game at the free
throw line as it shot 12 for 33
(36 percent). Marti Huff and
Tylene Skillman both added
double doubles for Echo as
Huff had 12 points and 14
rebounds and Skillman had
12 points and 11 rebounds.
JOSEPH 57, HELIX 31
— At Joseph, the Helix Griz-
zlies shot just 25 percent from
the fi eld and had only one
scorer reach double fi gures in
a loss to Joseph on Saturday.
Hannah Christman led the
Grizzlies (9-7 overall, 3-3
Old Oregon League) with 11
points and eight rebounds.
Sadie Wilson had a tough
game inside as the senior
fi nished with fi ve points on 2
for 10 shooting.
HERMISTON 67, LA
GRANDE 38 — At La
Grande, the Hermiston Bull-
dogs snapped a three-game
skid as they thumped the La
Grande Tigers on Saturday.
Junior Jordan Thomas led
the Bulldogs (3-11 overall)
with 22 points. Delaney
Lester led the Tigers (7-7)
with 17 points.
The two teams will recon-
vene on Tuesday night at
Hermiston High at 5:45 p.m.
CULVER 35, STAN-
FIELD 27 — At Stanfi eld,
Irma Retano scored 13 points
and Ryanne Scholl added
12 as the Culver Bulldogs
defeated the Stanfi eld Tigers
on Saturday evening.
Kendra Hart led the Tigers
(2-14 overall, 0-2 Columbia
Basin Conference) and
Savannah Sharp added six.
Culver (11-5, 2-0) hosts
Heppner on Thursday at
6 p.m. Stanfi eld travels to
Riverside on Tuesday.
NIXYAAWII 82, PINE
EAGLE 19 — At Mission,
the Nixyaawii Golden Eagles
rolled to another win on
Saturday, as the coasted past
Pine Eagle 82-19.
Nixyaawii (14-0 overall,
5-0 Old Oregon League) will
next host Joseph on Friday.
DUFUR 52, CONDON/
WHEELER 38 — At
Condon, the Dufur Outlaws
extended their winning streak
to three straight games after
defeating Condon/Wheeler
52-38.
The Knights now move
to 2-13 overall and 2-3 in the
Big Sky League and will next
host Ione on Friday.
SHERMAN
65,
ARLINGTON 24 — At
Arlington, the Honkers
losing streak was extended
to six games on Saturday as
they were thumped by the
Sherman Huskies.
Arlington (1-6 overall, 0-4
Big Sky League) will next
play Mitchell/Spray at Spray
on Friday night.
WESTON-MCEWEN
69, HEPPNER 48 — At
Heppner,
the
Weston-
McEwen TigerScots started
league play on the right foot
as they beat the Heppner
Mustangs
on
Saturday
evening.
It was the third straight
win for the TigerScots (9-6
overall, 1-0 Columbia Basin
Conference), who next
travel to Waitsburg (WA)
on Tuesday evening. The
Mustangs (9-4, 1-1) next play
at Culver on Thursday.
SOUTH
WASCO
COUNTY
56,
IONE
26 — At South Wasco, the
Ione Cardinals couldn’t put
together back-to-back wins as
South Wasco County won its
fi fth straight game.
The Cardinals (2-11
overall, 1-2 Big Sky League)
next travels to Mitchell/Spray
on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
BURNS 38, UMATILLA
14 — At Burns, the Umatilla
Vikings remain winless in the
Eastern Oregon League as
they fell to Burns on Saturday.
Umatilla (3-13 overall, 0-2
Eastern Oregon League) will
host Nyssa on Friday.
BOYS BASKETBALL
LA
GRANDE
58,
HERMISTON 48 — At La
Grande, the Hermiston Bull-
dogs’ lost their fi fth straight
game with a 10-point defeat
at the hands of the La Grande
Tigers.
Turnovers and missed
opportunities hurt Hermis-
ton’s chance at a comeback.
In the fi rst half alone, the
Bulldogs committed 12 turn-
overs which led to a 27-18
halftime lead for the Tigers.
Hermiston (4-9) battled
back, behind a 16-point
performance from Andrew
James, and came out of the
break to outscore the Tigers
16-11 in the third quarter.
However, La Grand
(10-6) ran away with it at the
end thanks to the efforts of
juniors Hunter Youngblood
and Braden Bell, who led the
team with 16 and 11 points,
respectively.
The Bulldogs will get a
chance to tie the series as La
Grande will travel to Herm-
iston for a rematch Tuesday at
7:30 p.m.
HEPPNER
64,
WESTON-MCEWEN 63
— At Heppner, Trent Smith
scored 20 points and Alex
Lindsay scored 10 as the
Mustangs defeated Weston-
McEwen to fi nish the fi rst
weekend of league play 2-0.
Heppner (7-6 overall,
2-0 Columbia Basin Confer-
ence) was up 39-33 at the
half, but Weston-McEwen
(5-11, 0-1) came out of the
break and knocked down
18 points to take it fi rst lead
since the opening quarter.
The Mustangs outscored the
TigerScots 15-12 in the fourth
quarter to seal the deal.
Brett Speed led the Tiger-
Scots with 26 points.
Next, Heppner travels to
Culver on Thursday, while
Weston-McEwen hosts Pilot
Rock on Friday.
WALLOWA 54, ECHO
49 — At Echo, the visiting
Wallowa Cougars outlasted
Echo in overtime to win
54-49 on Saturday.
Devan Craig led Echo
(6-11 overall, 3-3 Old Oregon
League) with 15 points and
Morgan Marcum added
13. Christopher Noble led
Wallowa (8-7, 3-3) with a
game-high 26 points.
Echo will take the court
again Friday when it travels
to Cove.
STANFIELD
54,
CULVER 47 — At Stanfi eld,
the home Tigers earned their
fi rst league win of the season
after outlasting Culver 54-47
in overtime on Saturday.
The Tigers (8-9 overall,
1-1 Columbia Basin Confer-
ence) travel to Riverside on
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
JOSEPH 49, HELIX
35 — On the road, Helix was
hit with its fi fth consecutive
loss after Joseph routed the
Grizzlies 49-35.
The
Grizzlies
(1-15
overall, 0-6 Old Oregon
League) next host Pine Eagle
on Friday.
CONDON/WHEELER
62, DUFUR 44 — Returning
home,
Condon/Wheeler
brushed off its most recent
loss and got back to its
winning ways as the Knights
defeated the Dufur Outlaws
62-44.
Condon/Wheeler
(10-5
overall, 4-1 Big Sky League)
will continue to have the
home-court advantage when
Ione comes to town Friday.
BURNS 43, UMATILLA
35 — At Burns, the Umatilla
Vikings came off the high of
Friday’s win over Irrigon and
crashed on Saturday as they
scored a season-low 35 points
in a loss to the Hilanders.
The Vikings (13-4 overall,
1-1 Eastern Oregon League)
next host Nyssa on Friday.
SHERMAN
56,
ARLINGTON
41
—
Sherman is near perfect on the
season, and it continued its
streak Saturday at Arlington.
The Huskies handed the
Honkers a 56-41 loss, and
while they move their win
streak to eight straight games.
Arlington (6-7 overall, 2-2
Big Sky League) is looking to
go above .500 in league when
it travels to Spray on Friday.
IONE
52,
SOUTH
WASCO COUNTY 50 —
In a thrilling fashion, Ione
defeated South Wasco County
52-50 in overtime Saturday.
The win was just want
the Cardinals needed, as they
opened up league play with
two consecutive losses.
Ione (3-10 overall, 1-2 Big
Sky League) will remain on
the road with a trip to Spray
on Tuesday.
SWIMMING
BAKER CITY — The
Hermiston Bulldogs returned
to the pool on Saturday and
turned in a combined third
place fi nish.
In the boy’s 50-yard free-
style, Ryan Barnard earned
fi rst place and seven points
for the team after clocking
24.61. Barnard also stunned
his competition in the
100-yard butterfl y, winning
in 59.49.
In the 400-yard freestyle
relay, the Hermiston boys
claimed fi rst place in 3:48.57
and edged out the second-
place Tigers by 90 seconds.
Making up the team was
Keaton Mikimi, Ryland
Kestler, Alexis Perez and
Preston Strong.
The boys 200-yard relay
team of Carson Wrathall,
Seth Buck, Lane Stevenson
and Barnard fi nished in
second place with a time of
1:52.63.
On the boys team in the
100-yard freestyle, Buck
— who entered unseeded
— earned second place after
he fi nished in 57.45. Only
Buck and the La Grande
Tiger who fi nished fi rst
swam sub-one minute times.
Buck also earned second in
the 100-yard breast stroke
(1:14.41).
Hermiston had a number
of third place fi nishers.
———
Combined Team Scores
1. La Grande High School 289
2. Baker High School 143
3. Hermiston High School 130
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