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WEDNESDAY
March 29, 2017
TEAMS TRAVEL TO EVENTS
PRIOR TO SPRING BREAK
Athletes compete
in softball games,
track meets
before break
By Steve Tool
Wallowa County Chieftain
E
nterprise and Joseph com-
peted at the Buck Track
Classic in Pendleton on
Thursday, while the Wallowa
Valley Cubbies softball team
competed at the Pilot Rock
tournament ,coming away with
a 1-3 record after two games
each on Friday and Saturday.
Buck Track Classic
Both the Joseph Eagles and
Enterprise Eagles competed at
the classic on March 23 against
24 other schools, some that
were larger than both schools
together.
Eagles coach John Roberts
was pleased with his team’s
performance.
“We did good on our run-
ning and stuff. A couple of fi eld
events did pretty good. We’ve
got a young squad on the boys
side they ran events worth
checking around on. Cayden
Delury’s doing real well, got
fourth place in the 300 hurdles
on his fi rst try. He hasn’t run
them since eighth grade, so he’s
a little rusty,” Roberts said with
a laugh.
He also lauded the perfor-
mances of Haley Miller in the
800 meters and Isabelle Tin-
gelstad in the 3000 meters with
third and fi rst place fi nishes
respectively.
The next Eagles meet is
at the Carnival of Speed at
Milton-Freewater on Friday,
April 7.
Girls results – Top 10 fi nish-
ers. 800 meters: 4. Eliza Irish
2:38.11 Enterprise. 6. Deedee
Duncan 2:40.88 Enterprise.1500
meters: 3. Haley Miller 5:13.75
Joseph. 3000 meters: 1. Isabelle
Tingelstad 11:20.03 Joseph.
100 m hurdles: 8. Ashlyn Gray
18.26 Enterprise. 300 meters: 9.
Karli Bedard 51.80 Enterprise.
4X100 relay: 5. Hero Peters,
Reagan Bedard, Riley Gray,
Ashlyn Gray 54.54 Enterprise.
High Jump: 1. Karli Bedard
5-02.00 Enterprise 3. Ally
Cooney 4-10.00 Joseph. 5.
Karli Bedard, of Enterprise, competes in the 300-meter hurdles during Thursday’s Buck Track Classic.
Alexis Sykora 4-06.00 Joseph.
Pole Vault: 4. Maddie Bailey
7-00.00 Joseph. Long jump: 2.
Softball
Gaston proved fruitful as the
Riley Gray 15-03.25 Enterprise.
The Wallowa Valley softball
team cruised to a 15-4 victory.
Triple Jump: 8. Tiffany George
squad traveled to Pilot Rock
Plew struck out four and only
27-11.00 Enterprise.
faced three batters in several
Boys results– 100 meters: 8. for a tournament, coming away
from the weekend with a 1-3
innings. She also hit a home
Garrett Thorne 11.78 Enter-
non-league record. Friday,
run in her fi rst at bat, going 3
prise. 400 meters: 4. James
March 24, saw the WV nine
for 4 on the day while Becca
Madsen 54.39 Enterprise.
narrowly losing their opener 5-4 Bateman and Moncrief each
800 meters: 8. Jacob Strampe
to Weston-McEwen.
went 3 for 5.
2:15.55 Enterprise 300 meter
Madison Plew pitched the
Ashley Exon played spectac-
hurdles: 4. Cayden DeLury
game with she and catcher Jes-
ular defense at second base, the
43.16 Joseph
sie Teeney mustering up eight
coach said. He also lauded the
4X100 relay: 5. James
strikeouts. Annalese Barnes
performance of senior and fi rst-
Madsen, Trenton Sneed,
served up 3 RBIs for the cause
year player Gwen Jensen, who
Brandon Frolander, Garrett
and Shelby Moncrief batted
got her bat on the ball each time
Thorne 46.98 Enterprise. Shot
.500 for the game.
she went up to the plate over the
Put: 2. Chandler Burns 44-
The later game saw the
weekend.
08.00 Enterprise. 4. Blaze
ladies on the short end of a 16-0
The fi nal game was a 13-2
Lepper 41-11.00 Enterprise.
loss for Wallowa Valley. Josie
Discus: 8. Blaze Lepper 110-05 loss to Scio.
“We had a bad fi rst inning
Scott hit a home run in her sec-
Enterprise. 9. Chandler Burns
and were never able to recover,” ond at bat, the lone bright spot.
109-02 Enterprise. Javelin: 4.
The girls’ next game is at
Ethan Burns 143-10 Enterprise. said coach Andy Plew.
Saturday’s opener against
Vale on April 10.
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Staff photo by Kathy Aney
Staff photo by Kathy
Aney
Isabelle
Tingelstad, of
Joseph, takes
the lead early in
the 3,000-meter
run during
Thursday’s Buck
Track Classic.
Tingelstad won
the race with a
time of 11:20.03.
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