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SPORTS
East Oregonian
Tuesday, April 13, 2021
ON THE SLATE
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TUESDAY, APRIL 13
Craig Mitchelldyer/Associated Press
Madelyn Nichols/Contributed Photo
Portland Trail Blazers forward Robert Covington, second
from right, leads a fast break with guard CJ McCollum, left,
and forward Norman Powell, right, as Miami Heat forward
Jimmy Butler trails behind during the second half of an
NBA basketball game in Portland on Sunday, April 11, 2021.
The Heppner girls cross-country team fi nished third as a team in the 3A/2A/1A state meet
at Cheadle Lake Park in Lebanon on Saturday, April 10, 2021. Left to right: Kylie Boor, Ire-
lynn Kollman, Hannah Palmer, Madelyn Nichols, Hailey Heideman and Hannah Finch.
Blazers:
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looked a step slow and they
looked like a rested team,”
he said. “I don’t say that very
often.”
Nurkic, who was on a
minutes restriction against
the Heat, picked up two
quick fouls and went to the
bench with 7:02 left in the
first quarter. With about
3:50 left in the opening
half, Nurkic left the court,
his hand on his lower back.
But he returned to start the
second half and said after the
game that the X-rays were
negative.
Derrick Jones Jr.’s
3-pointer put Portland up
29-19 early in the game, but
the Heat closed the gap in the
second quarter and went into
the break with a 56-48 lead.
The Heat stretched their
advantage to 65-50 early in
the third quarter.
Portland got another
scare in the third quarter
when Kanter went down
after knocking heads with
another player. But he also
returned.
Tip-ins
Heat: It was the first
of a four-game road trip.
Tyler Herro was listed
as questionable for the
game because of right
foot soreness, but played.
KZ Okpala remained out
because of health and safety
protocols.
Trail Blazers: It was the
second of two meetings
with the Heat this season.
Portland won the first
125-122 in Miami on March
25. ... With a 3-pointer in
the third quarter, Lillard
passed Dirk Nowitzki on
the NBA’s career made 3s
list.
Frustration
Portland has lost four of
its last six games. But the
Blazers looked especially
out of sorts against the Heat.
“I understand the frus-
tration with the fans and
everybody, but sometimes
it’s frustrating for us too,”
Nurkic said. “I know the
coaches, no matter what
they tell us, they can’t go
out there and change it. I get
that, everybody gets that, but
at some point, something’s
got to happen.”
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to win a state cross-country
title.
“I’m still surprised,” he
said. “At fi rst, it was like, ‘I
won state.’ I was excited. It’s
my last meet, it feels good to
go out this way.”
Hurty qualified for the
state cross-country meet his
junior year, fi nishing 13th in
a fi eld of 75 runners in a time
of 16:53.10.
Hurty now will turn his
attention to track, where
he has his sights set on the
school’s 1,500 and 3,000
records, both of which are
held by Troy Blackburn.
Blackburn’s school record
in the 1,500 is 4 minutes, 10
seconds, while his 3,000
time is 9:13.00 Both were
set in 2002.
Hurty’s best time in the
1,500 is 4:18.49, while his top
time in the 3,000 is 9:19.43.
Nichols, a sophomore,
who finished ahead of
Hurty at the district race the
week before, fi nished fi fth
in a time of 16:49.55. The
Mustangs fi nished ninth in
the team standings with 197
points.
LOCAL RUNNERS
GIRLS 3A/2A/1A
Heppner — 12, Madelyn Nichols (21:02.47). 26, Hailey
Heideman (22:07.61). 37, Hannah Finch (22:48.16). 58,
Kylie Boor (23:32.18). 63, Irelynn Kollman (23:49.35). 79,
Hannah Palmer (25:14.79). Stanfi eld/Echo — 29, Zora
Gehrke (22:30.30). Weston-McEwen — 73, Rose White
(24:44.37).
BOYS 2A/1A
Stanfi eld/Echo — 1, Sisay Hurty (16:25.99). 38, Keegin
Chitty (18:49.35). 62, Josue Hernandez (19:44.90). 73,
Jagjot Singh (20:08). 104, Camren McCann (23:48.22).
111, Alex Flores (32:19.18). Heppner — 5, Trevor Nichols
(16:49.55). 35, Ed Ellsworth (18:46.29). 71, Kamron Drury
(20:00.98). 85, Joseph Sherman (20:41.32). 96, Thomas
Rudolf (21:33.17). 98, David Cribbs (21:45.58). 100, Roen
Waite (22:10.35). Weston-McEwen — 14, Alex McIntyre
(17:51.59). Nixyaawii — 69, Saint Schimmel (19:57.83).
Weston-McEwen sopho-
more Alex McIntyre fi nished
14th (17:51.59), as only three
local runners fi nished in the
top 20.
In the girls 3A/2A/1A
division, the Heppner girls
fi nished third in the team
standings with 83 points,
just two behind Enterprise.
Bandon won the team title
with 46 points.
Leading the Mustangs
was senior Madelyn Nich-
ols, who fi nished 12th in a
time of 21:02.47. Nichols
has signed to run at Eastern
EASTERN OREGON
Oregon University.
Following Nichols was
junior Hailey Heideman,
who was 26th in a time of
22:07.61
Stanfield/Echo senior
Zora Gerhke also fi nished in
the top 30, coming in at 29th
in a time of 22:30.30.
Columbia Christian
junior Makena Houston
won the state title, cross-
ing the fi nish line in a time
of 18:24.33 — well ahead
of second-place Cristin
Brethower of Yamhill-Carl-
ton (19:42.88).
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