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Meyers, "good
when we needed it
At this time a year ago, lone
was thirsty for a win and faced
with a long dry spell ahead of
them.
Now, Coach Gordon Meyer's
Cardinals are sporting a 2-0
mark with both victories
coming at the expense of
teams that contributed to last
season's drought.
"Sure it was tough," Meyers
said of the Cards 26-22 win
over North Powder. "When
you're as inexperienced as we
are, any game is going to be
tough."
But Meyers was pleased
with his team's performance
and directed particular praise
Filly spikers sweep
Riverside in opener
The Heppner Fillies volley
ball team opened the season
Tuesday, Sept. 13 with a
straight game victory over
Riverside on the Fillies home
court.
Heppner took the first game
by a score of 15-6 and
prevailed in the second con
test 17-15.
Diane Holland, this year's
captain, led all scorers with 15
points as she served eight
consecutive winners in the
final game. Riverside was
paced by Kathy Farlow's nine
points and Kathy Monsay's
six.
Heppner's Laurie Harrison
and Marie Yocum provided
the sets that were polished off
by spikers Jackie Mollahan,
Janice Healy and Maureen
healy. Mollohan was named
player of the week for her
general floor play as Coach
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to the defensive unit which
shut down North Powder in
two key situations.
"We played good defense
when we had to , especially
in the fourth quarter," Meyers
said.
On third and goal from the
one, lone defenders kept
North Powder out of the end
zone after having earlier
closed the holes on a fourth
down play at the NP 30. Both
stands figured heavily in the
game's outcome.
The Cards came out of the
game without any serious
injuries as 17 members of the
Sherri Brock's squad got off to
a running start for the season.
For Riverside, Coach Nancy
Myklebust cited the general
play of Dawn Johnson in
selecting her as player of the
week, johnson was credited
with 17 set-ups and was four
for five from the serving line.
The Heppner JV team also
started the season on a
winning note as they downed
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22-man squad saw action.
"We've got the normal
amount of bumps and bruises
but we're as healthy as can be
expected after a game like we
had," Meyers said.
The team is now preparing
for their home opener this
Friday against Mt. Vernon
another team that made last
season a long one for lone.
"They beat us pretty bad
last year but we're getting
closer to where we want to
be," Meyers said. "We're still
making some mistakes but
we've corrected some
made against Spray."
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Riverside in straight games,
15-5 and 15-6. Geri Grieb and
Jana Steagall led the Filly
scorers with seven and eight
points, respectively.
Riverside went home with a
win in the junior JV match
where game scores of 15-9,
3-15 and 15-5 were recorded.
Heppner's Debby Klaus was
high scorer for the match with
15 points.
It was a four-way tie in last week's Peerless Picks with Terry Hager and Jim Summers of the Gazettt
Times, Mike Sweeney of Winter and Sweeney, and Robb Rush of Les Schwab, tieing with eight correcl
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Ione's Cardinal volleyball
ers extended the Condon team
to three games before drop
ping their season opener at
home Sept. 13.
Condon took the match with
game scores of 15-8, 12-15 and
15-6.
Top scorer for the Cardinals
was Carol McElligott with
eight points including seven in
the second game win. Player
of the week Natalie Tews
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Other scorers included
Grace McElligott with four
points, Janet McElligott with
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