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Wallowa County Chieftain
Wednesday, January 1, 2020
Grapplers’ recovery at Joseph girls hit speed bumps on western trail
Pomeroy tournament
By Steve Tool
Wallowa County Chieftain
By Steve Tool
Wallowa County Chieftain
Both Enterprise and
Joseph/Wallowa wrestling
suffered a spate of injuries
and flu victims that rendered
both squads nearly member-
less for a time. Pomeroy’s
Dec. 27-28 Christmas tourna-
ment showed both squads are
well on the way to recovery.
The Eagles brought six
wrestlers to the meet, scoring
74 points and a sixth place
finish among the 17 teams
attending.
Lute Ramsden scored a
silver medal at 126 pounds
after finishing off two of
three opponents while Ken-
nisen Knifong placed fourth
at 145 pounds. Knifong
wrestled five matches at the
tournament.
The upper brackets saw
Jonah Staigle taking the
gold after besting all-com-
ers at 220 pounds. None of
his matches lasted more than
a minute, with the last one
taking 36 seconds for the
victory.
“They all did good and
they all wrestled hard,”
Kiesecker said. “They all did
as well as I expected them to
do.”
The Outlaws brought five
wrestlers and scored 51.5
points for an eighth-place fin-
ish. Trace Evans, wrestling at
138 pounds, not only walked
away with the gold, but also
won the Outstanding Wres-
tler Award for the 106 pounds
to 145 pounds group.
Freshman Cody Fent
reentered action after an
injury hiatus and took third
in the 132 pounds bracket
with a 3-1 tournament perfor-
mance with all his wins com-
ing by fall.
The Joseph Charter
School girls basketball
team took a three-game
road trip west that proved
an exhausting adventure
for the squad. The Eagles
went 1-2 on the journey
that started Thursday, Dec.
26, versus Dufur.
The ladies cruised to
an easy, 46-29 win over
the Rangers. Coach Lance
Homan said the Eagles
played well.
“We played a very solid
game against Dufur,” he said.
“It was nice to see our kids
come out of Christmas ready
to play. Dufur was a very ath-
letic team, but we were able
to bring a lot of energy and
take care of business.”
Supernatural
Sabrina
Albee nailed the rim for 30
points while Camille Cren-
shaw cashed in with eight
of her own.
Friday saw the Eagles
getting plundered ver-
sus the Perrydale Pirates
squad. The ladies flew to
earth on the bottom end of
a 33-25 defensive contest.
Homan said the Eagles had
their work cut out for them
against the athletic Pirates,
who stifled the Eagles with
high pressure and forced the
ladies to miss a number of
shots. Still, they battled on.
“I was proud of how
hard our kids fought until
the end,” Homan said.
Albee led the scor-
ing with 14 while Brianna
Micka added five points to
the cause.
Top-ranked St. Paul
wasn’t any more benevolent
toward the ladies as they
put the Eagles to the sword,
41-22. Coach Homan said
it was easy to see how the
Buckaroos are tops in the
state although the Eagles’
defensive plan of sagging
in worked pretty well.
“They are just so big and
strong underneath that we
could not keep them off the
offensive boards,” he said.
Wallowa Cougar girls split weekend games at Echo
By Ellen Morris Bishop
Wallowa County Chieftain
The Wallowa Cou-
gar girls split their games
at Echo with a win and a
loss. On Friday night they
dropped their game to the
Echo team, by a relatively
close score of 36-40. High
scorers for the Cougars:
Jamie Johnston with 15
points and Shanna Rae Til-
lery with 11. “Our lack of
practice showed, and that is
on me,” said coach David
Howe. “We did a lot of good
things but our timing just
wasn’t there offensively or
defensively.”
The game with Ione/
Arlington on Saturday was
an entirely different fla-
vor. The cougars won going
away, by a score of 51-30.
Jamie Johnston scored 19.
Shanna Rae Tillery hooped
10 points. “I guess we just
needed to shake off the rust
last night, Howe said. “The
girls came out with a lot of
determination to be better
today and we were. We are
still growing, and I look for-
ward to see what we can do
by the end of the season.”
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