15A
WEDNESDAY
February 14, 2018
OUTLAW BASKETBALL
Outlaws turn
their eyes to
district play
Photos by Paul Wahl/Chieftain
Enterprise senior Jimmy Wells runs into traffic during the Outlaw’s game against Grant Union Feb. 10.
Regular season ended with
Imbler, Grant Union matchups
By Steve Tool
Wallowa County Chieftain
The Lady Outlaws played good basketball against
Imbler, spreading their 40 points across nearly the
entire roster. However, the Outlaws still shot poorly,
just shy of 30 percent from the floor.
Karli Bedard led the scoring with 10, while Shelby
Moncrief stacked eight into the basket and senior
Riley Gray contributed six coins to the fountain.
Poor floor shooting and negligible free throw con-
version led to the Outlaws defeat at the hands of the
Grant Union Prospectors. The Outlaws dropped down
to 27 percent shooting from the floor and failed to con-
vert a single one of six three-pointers attempted.
Riley Gray led the scoring with eight points and
not a single player scored more than half her amount.
Three players had four points each.
The girls finished the season 14-5 overall and 5-3
in league play with a 13th place ranking in the state.
The Lady Outlaws next play Elgin at La Grande on
Friday, Feb. 16, in a Wapiti League District contest.
The Enterprise Boys Basketball team finished the
season with a victory over Imbler Feb. 9, 60-31, and a
loss to Grant Union Feb. 10, 41-60.
The boys finished 7-12 overall and 3-5 in league
play.
The team faced off against Union at Imbler High
School in a league playoff game Feb. 13, too late for
coverage in this week’s print edition.
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LEFT: Enterprise senior Brett Greenshields goes for two from just in front of the basket during the Outlaws’ game
against Grant Union Feb. 10. RIGHT: Enterprise’s Ashlyn Gray contests a rebound with a Grant Union player during the
matchup between the two teams Feb. 10.