SPORTS
Wallowa County Chieftain
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Boys:
Wrestling:
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Feb. 4
Heppner 71, Enter-
prise 27: In one quarter,
Heppner turned its game
against Enterprise on Feb.
4 into a rout.
The Mustangs scored
29 second-quarter points
to see a four-point lead
grow to 22 by halftime
on the way to a 71-27 win
over the Outlaws in Blue
Mountain
Conference
action.
Enterprise was down
just 12-8 after one, but the
big second quarter pushed
the lead by halftime to
41-19. An equally rough
third quarter saw the lead
grow to 62-23 as Enter-
prise scored just eight
points in the second half.
Maclane Melville and
Gideon Gray each scored
six points for Enterprise.
Nixyaawii 78, Wal-
lowa 36: The Golden
Eagles built a 17-point
fi rst-quarter lead and led
by more than 50 on the
way to a 78-36 win over
on Wallowa Feb. 4.
Nixyaawii opened up
a 23-6 lead after one and
never relented. The lead
swelled to 29 by halftime,
and in the third the Golden
Eagles scored 31 points —
hitting seven 3-pointers in
the process — to balloon
the lead to 72-20.
The Cougars did score
16 points in the fourth
quarter, and all seven
players to hit the score-
book scored in the fourth.
Gabe Nobles fi nished
with 10 points to lead the
Cougars, all of them after
halftime. Ryder Goller
added nine points and
Isaac Barnum scored six
points.
Feb. 3
Joseph 54, Griswold
25: Joseph took care of
business against hapless
Griswold, opening up a
20-point fi rst-quarter lead
and coasting to a 54-25
road win Feb. 3 in Helix.
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Enterprise’s Gideon Gray
lines up a free throw during
a game Saturday, Jan. 15,
2022.
The Eagles raced ahead
to a 22-2 lead through one
and had the game basi-
cally won by halftime
when they held a 37-14
margin.
Kane Johnson led the
way with 11 points. Jesse
Larison added 10 points
and James Burney scored
seven points.
Feb. 2
Joseph 41, Imbler 38:
The Eagles nearly squan-
dered a 13-point fourth
quarter lead on Feb. 2
but managed just enough
off ense in the fourth to
eke out a 41-38 road win
against Imbler in OOL
action.
Joseph led 37-24 after
three quarters, but Wyatt
Burns and Jake Bin-
gaman hit 3-pointers to
help rally Imbler. Blade
Suto hit what proved to
be an important trey in
the fourth to help keep the
Panthers at arm’s length.
Joseph led most of the
night, up 12-6 after one
and holding a double-digit
margin at halftime and
after three.
Hayden Hite scored 11
points to lead the Eagles,
while James Burney and
Suto each had seven
points.
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a bye, bounced back for con-
secutive wins, pinning Aiden
Guest of Culver and, in the
fi fth-place match, Axel Pare-
des-Rosales of Riverside.
Gavin Russell went 2-2 to
take sixth at 152. He pinned
Irrigon’s Xander Olman to
start the day, then lost by
fall to Heppner’s Edward
Ellsworth. After a bye, Rus-
sell pinned Ryan Coombs
of Grant Union, but in the
fi fth-place match dropped a
7-1 decision to Tyler Boor of
Heppner.
Jayden McNall went 1-2
at 120. After a loss by fall to
Aldo Duran of Baker/Pow-
der Valley, he pinned Omar
Rangel of Irrigon, then lost
by fall to Santos Navarrof
Culver.
Dylan Rogers went 0-2 at
126 with a loss by fall and by
a major decision.
On the girls side, Gabby
Delapena of Enterprise came
one spot short of qualify-
ing for state, taking fourth in
the 120-pound bracket at the
Wednesday, February 9, 2022
Ronald Bond/Wallowa County Chieftain, File
Enterprise’s Gabby Delapena, top, wrestles during the Enterprise Kickoff Friday, Dec. 3, 2021.
The sophomore just missed out on a berth in the girls state tournament when she took fourth
at districts Saturday, Feb. 5, 2022.
Special District 3 girls tour-
nament Feb. 5 in Redmond.
The top three in each
weight class qualifi ed for
state. Delapena won her fi rst
two matches to reach the
semifi nals, but dropped two
of her last three, including a
16-4 major decision loss to
Bend’s Rickie Dean in the
decision. She rebounded to
reach the third-place match
with her third win by fall,
this time over La Grande’s
Florecita Villagomez in the
consolation semifi nals.
Both Joseph and Enter-
prise wrap up the regular sea-
son Feb. 12 at the Pine Eagle
Invitational in Halfway.
third-place match, putting
her one spot short.
She opened with a win
by fall over Nyssa’s Kaitlyn
Esplin, and in the quarterfi -
nals pinned Klamath Union’s
Brianna Hankins.
She stayed close to Faith
Steach of Molalla in the semi-
fi nals, but lost in a close 12-9
Girls:
Haley Brockamp added 10
points and Libby Fisher net-
ted eight points.
Stanfi eld 40, Enter-
prise 31: One bad quarter
doomed Enterprise again in
a matchup against Stanfi eld.
The Outlaws shook off
an early defi cit to take a
halftime lead at Stanfi eld
Feb. 1 and were still up
after three quarters, but the
Tigers poured in 18 points
in the fourth to pull away
for a 40-31 win to earn a
key Blue Mountain Confer-
ence victory.
Enterprise shook off a
slow start to take a 19-15
lead into the half, and still
was up after three, 23-22, in
the low-scoring contest.
But the Tigers found a
rhythm in the fourth quarter
to turn the game around and
secure the win.
Both Rilyn Kirkland and
Jada Gray scored seven
points to lead Enterprise.
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scored eight of her nine
points after the break. Abby
Straight also scored nine
points.
Feb. 3
Joseph 49, Griswold
35: The Eagles secured a
road victory in Helix Feb. 3
when they took down Gris-
wold, 49-35.
Joseph got 19 points
from Aimee Meyers in the
win, including 15 in the
fi rst half. Cooper Nave
added 13 points and Sarah
Orr scored six points.
Joseph grabbed an early
fi ve-point lead, and by half-
time was up 26-16. The
lead stayed at 10 through
three quarters before Nave
scored seven in the fourth
to help seal the win.
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Wallowa’s Libby Fisher drives during an Old Oregon League
game Friday, Jan. 28, 2022.
Wallowa 42, Powder
Valley 37: The Cougars
earned a much-needed win
to stay in the hunt for second
in the Old Oregon League-
North when they eked out a
42-37 home win over Pow-
der Valley on Feb. 1.
Wallowa had an eight-
points halftime lead, but
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Powder Valley got rolling in
the third to pull even after
three quarters, 30-30. The
Cougars got key baskets in
the fi nal quarter, including
an important 3-pointer from
Zoe Hermens late, to earn
the win.
Hermens fi nished with a
team-high 11 points, while
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