SPORTS
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
Tigers: Weston-McEwen
hosts Stanfi eld on Saturday
Continued from Page B1
season. It was nice to see
those results.”
The Tigers opened the
second half with a nine-
point run, including four
points from senior Savan-
nah Sharp and a combined
three at the free-throw line
from Hart and Tejeda. Teje-
da’s point pushed Stanfi eld
to a 40-10 advantage with
4:20 left in the quarter.
The Rockets got going
again with a basket from
senior Sarah Lambert with
2:23 left in the quarter, but
it would be the only two
points they were allowed
until the fi nal eight minutes.
“We’re working together
really well,” Hart said of
her team. “(Pilot Rock)
have some bigger girls —
we just had to move a lot
faster than they did.”
An eight-point run
midway through the fi nal
quarter sealed the win for
the Tigers, and the Rock-
ets only posted fi ve more
points down the stretch.
Freshman Zuri Reeser
and senior Brielle How-
ard both knocked down
3-pointers to aid in the
scoring streak to keep the
game out of reach.
“Our defense was tight
tonight,” coach Sharp said.
“My team is athletic. We
Staff photo by Kathy Aney
Zuri Reeser (20), of Stan-
fi eld, eyes the basket
during Saturday’s Blue
Mountain
Conference
game against Pilot Rock.
used that to our advantage.”
Tejeda scored 11 points
on the night, and every
Stanfi eld player chipped in
points for the win.
The Rockets were led
by freshman guard Mon-
tana Hamilton, who scored
a team-high eight points.
Emily Lambert followed
with six.
Stanfi eld (10-2, 2-0
BMC) visits Weston-McE-
wen at 4 p.m. Saturday.
Pilot Rock (4-8, 0-2 BMC)
hosts Union at 6 p.m.
Friday.
Wrestling: Riverside
has 6 wrestlers go
undefeated at Rumble
Continued from Page B1
Puerta, and Jordy Mendoza
fi nished 4-0 for Riverside,
while Kevin Navarro was
3-0.
“These were some good
wins for us as we prepare
for the upcoming Oregon
Classic in two weeks,” Riv-
erside coach Richard Rock-
well said. “Everyone com-
peted well and got wins
when we needed them.”
Also placing third was
Roen Waite at 106. He won
his fi nal match by fall over
Lawson Setzer of Santiam
Christian.
Echo’s Logan Swear-
ingen placed fourth at 195
pounds. He lost his fi nal
match to Adrian’s Toby
Clow, getting pinned in
2:34.
Heppner fi nished ninth
in the team standings with
57.5 points. Culver won the
team title with 264 points,
with Santiam Christian a
distant second with 127.
Girls wrestling
Echo senior Kaitlyn
Lemmon fi nished second
at 130/135 pounds at the
Elmira Invitational.
Lemmon (6-2) pinned
her fi rst opponent, Mariah
Sands of Sutherlin, in 39
seconds, then beat Katarina
Jentzsch of Elmira 6-1 to
reach the fi nals.
In the championship
bout, Lemmon lost a 4-0
decision to Isabelle Rodolf
of Pleasant Hill.
Riverside Rumble
The host Pirates went
4-0 on the day, beating
River View 30-24, Mac-Hi
46-24, the Pendleton JV
36-30, and Irrigon 51-18.
Fernando Ortega, Ethan
Snyder, Jacob Harris, Jose
East Oregonian
B3
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rebounds, while ZaBrena
Masterson followed with 12
points.
Irrigon was led by JaLay
Burns with nine points
and seven rebounds, while
Alyssa Luna and Joleyne
Harrison each scored seven
points.
Heppner (7-2, 1-0 BMC)
resumes Blue Mountain
Conference play Friday
with a home game against
Grant Union at 6 p.m. Irri-
gon (6-4) begins Eastern
Oregon League action at
Vale at 5 p.m.
WESTON-MCEWEN
33, IMBLER 25 — The
TigerScots snapped an
eight-game losing streak
with a nonleague road win
over the Panthers.
Bailey Munck led W-M
with 13 points, while Charli
King and Cloe Davis each
had eight. Trinity Hearn
grabbed a team-high 14
rebounds.
Weston-McEwen (2-10,
0-1 BMC) resumes Blue
Mountain
Conference
action at 6 p.m. Friday at
Enterprise.
DUFUR 63, IONE/
ARLINGTON 33 — The
Cardinals dropped to 0-2 in
Big Sky League play after
Saturday’s road loss to the
Ranger.
Jessica Medina led Ione/
Arlington with 12 points,
while Hailey Heideman
grabbed six rebounds.
The Cardinals (5-5, 0-2
BSL) host Echo at 6 p.m.
Tuesday.
ECHO 56, SOUTH
WASCO COUNTY 41 —
Trailing 17-13 after the fi rst
quarter, the Cougars rallied
for a 16-6 run in the second
for a Big Sky League road
win over the Redsides.
Faith McCarty posted
a game-high 25 points for
the Cougars (8-4, 2-0 BSL),
while Tylene Skillman
added 14.
HELIX 29, RIVER-
SIDE (JV) 26 — Helix
outscored the Pirates JV
team 8-5 in a decisive
fourth-quarter battle to nab
a nonleague home win.
The game was tied at
21-21 after the third quar-
ter, and the Grizzlies broke
away in the fi nal 8 minutes
for the win.
Kaylee Cope had 12
points to lead Helix, while
Karalin Reynolds had eight.
Helix (6-5) visits Joseph
Staff photo by Kathy Aney
Pilot Rock’s Payton Thurmond and Tanner Corwin, and Stan-
fi eld’s Rafael Orozco battle for a rebound during Saturday’s
Blue Mountain Conference game.
at 6 p.m. Friday in its Old
Oregon League opener.
Boys basketball
HANFORD
71,
HERMISTON 56 — The
Bulldogs trailed early, and
faced a 40-24 defi cit in the
third quarter, as the vis-
iting Falcons cruised to a
Mid-Columbia Conference
victory Saturday.
Trent Pitney led the
Bulldogs (2-7, 1-4 MCC)
with 15 points, with Chase
Elliott adding 13 and Jaiden
Ruloph 11.
Turner Clayton scored a
game-high 22 points for the
Falcons to help take down
the Bulldogs.
Hermiston visits Rich-
land at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
ESTACADA
43,
MAC-HI 36 — The Pio-
neers are on a four-game
skid after an overtime loss
to the Rangers at the Roby’s
Invitational Tournament in
Tillamook.
Mac-Hi’s
Marcellus
Brinkley notched a layup to
tie the score at 30-30 at the
end of the fourth quarter,
but the Rangers went on a
13-6 run in overtime to pick
up the win.
Mac-Hi (6-6) travels to
College Place on Tuesday
for a nonleague game.
UMATILLA 91, ST.
PAUL 41 — Follow-
ing back-to-back losses at
Salem’s Crusader Classic
New Year’s Invitational,
the Vikings closed the tour-
nament with a 50-point
win Saturday against the
Buckaroos.
Chris Self and Andrew
Earl led the way for the
Vikings with 14 points
each. Ryan Lorence fol-
lowed with 13 points and
10 rebounds, while Dan-
iel Zuniga added 12 points,
and Ty Crantson 10. Oscar
Campos had a team-high 13
rebounds.
The
Vikings
(7-6)
travel to River View for a
7:30 p.m. game Tuesday.
HEPPNER 61, IRRI-
GON 44 — Kason Cimmi-
yotti scored 12 points, and
Mason Lehman 11, as the
Mustangs notched a non-
league home win over the
Knights.
Irrigon was led by Omar
Madrigal with a game-high
19 points and 14 rebounds.
Heppner
(6-5,
1-0
BMC) hosts Grant Union
at 7:30 p.m. Friday for a
Blue Mountain Conference
contest.
Irrigon (2-9) tips off
Eastern Oregon League
play at 6:30 p.m. Friday at
Vale.
STANFIELD
50,
PILOT ROCK 31 — Uriel
Carrillo and Mario San-
chez scored 11 points each
as the Tigers picked up their
fi rst Blue Mountain Confer-
ence win against the Host
Rockets.
Stanfi eld held a 24-22
lead at halftime, but
promptly outscored the
Rockets 26-9 in the second
half to pull away for the
win.
Rafael Orozco had 11
rebounds for Stanfi eld. Pay-
ton Thurmond led Pilot
Rock with 17 points.
Stanfi eld (6-7, 1-1 BMC)
travels to Weston-McE-
wen on Saturday, while the
Rockets (10-2, 0-2 BMC)
host Union on Friday.
WESTON-MCEWEN
57, IMBLER 45 — Blair
Rudolph scored 21 points,
including three 3-pointers
in the fi rst half, as the Tiger-
Scots rolled to a nonleague
road win over the Bobcats.
Theo White added 11
points for W-M (3-9, 0-1
BMC), while Aiden Wolf
fi nished with 10.
We s t o n - McEwe n
resumes Blue Mountain
Conference action Friday at
Enterprise.
RIVERSIDE (JV) 53,
HELIX 33 — The score
was tied at 22-22 at the
half, but the Pirates held the
Grizzlies to 11 points in the
second half to pick up a a
nonleague road win.
D’Artagnan Carlson led
Helix with 21 points. Riv-
erside’s Humberto Sanchez
scored 13, and Ivan Franco
11.
Helix (5-6) will open Old
Oregon League play Friday
at Joseph.
ION E/A R LI NGTON
68, DUFUR 64 (OT) —
The Cardinals are enjoy-
ing a fi ve-game streak after
escaping with a Big Sky
League road win against the
Rangers.
The score was knotted at
55-55 at the end of regula-
tion, and I/A went on a 13-9
run in extra time to pick up
the win.
Wesley Goad scored a
career-high 31 points and
shot 6-for-6 from the free-
throw line in overtime to
lead the Cardinals. Jace
Troutman added 15 points,
and Hunter Padberg 13.
Ione/Arlington
(9-1,
2-0 BSL) hosts Echo on
Tuesday.
SOUTH
WASCO
COUNTY 91, ECHO 23
— The Cougars (0-11 over-
all) fell to 0-2 in Big Sky
League play after a blowout
road loss to the Redsides.
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