TF: The Heppner GaieUe-Times. Heppner, Oregon, Thursday, November 10. 1883
Condon takes win from Fillies
season match
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By DANA REID
The Heppner varsity Fillies
played their last game at
Heppner on Tuesday, Nov. 1
against the Condon Blue
Devils.
Varsity Fillies end season
with 6-8 win loss record
By DANA REID
The HHS varsity volleyball
team ended their season with
a 6-8 win-loss record. The
Varsity didn't do as well as
expected. They had a super
team but just couldn't get it all
together. The Fillies placed
second in the tournament at
Dufur. beating the Columbia
Christian Knights and losing
to the Dufur Rangers. The
Fillies beat Arlington once.
Pilot Rock twice, Umatilla
once, and Weston-McEwen
once. The Fillies lost to Ar
lington once, Umatilla once,
Condon twice, Weston
McEwen once and Stanfield
twice.
The varsity team consisted
of: Missy Turner (12), Lana
Reid (14), Ellen Arbogast
(20). Carolyn Hughes (22),
Pam Orr (24), Janelle
McElhany (30), Anne
McLaughlin (32), Jodi Pad
berg (34), Kelli Bergstrom
(40. Stephi Payne (42), Shelly
Biddle (44), and Coach Barb
Stefani.
When asked bow the Fiiiu
thought the season turned out,
they replied:
"Good luck next year Fil
lies! We didn't have a bad
season this year; we just had
trouble playing as a team. The
Fillies have an excellent
chance to be district champs
next year!" said player Anne
McLaughlin.
"I felt that we had a good
volleyball team. To me, being
able to work hard as a team
and to put out the effort to win
is what counts. During four
years of volleyball, I've had
several people remind me that
winning isn't everything,"
said plaver Carolyn Hughes.
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season game.
Heppner started the first
match with the serve. The ball
wasn't quite in and the serve
was turned over to Condon.
Condon was serving very hard
and the Fillies had to give it
everything they had to get it
"The season started off well
with lots of hard teamwork.
That was all dropped as we
started playing as individuals.
We had a hard time getting
started in the games but
sometimes we pulled through.
Coach Stefani helped us a lot
with all her new skills and
ideas." said Kelli Bergstrom.
"I thought the season could
have had a lot better turnout
than it did. We needed to end
out each game the way we
started. We could have had a
good record if we would have
got it together," said Lana
Reid.
"The season got off to a
great start at the Dufur tour
nament. The girls played very
well with lots of hustle and
good teamwork.
"We continued to show
promise and improvement
and at our first home game
defeated Pilot Rock and had
our first league win - it felt
good. i
"Continued hard work in the
practice and good teamwork
paid off with an exciting
match against Umatilla on
their home court. We came
home with our second league
win.
"We played our next few
matches showing more im
provement in skill but lacking
in hustle and teamwork. We
couldn't seem to get it toge
ther. "After losing three in a row
we played well and once again
beat Pilot Rock and had a
league record of 2 2.
"Our last two league
matches were great and we
were playing like we were at
the beginning of the league
The girls had a great match
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back. After scoring a few
points, the Blue Devils served
it into the net and it was side
out. the serve going back to
Heppner. The Fillies were
really starting to hustle. Hep
pner s serves started to go
against Manneiu and pulled
out our final league win by
beating Weston-McEwen. It
was a good season. We fin
ished third in our league. We
were not an easy team to beat.
The girls show very good
potential for the future. Next
year should be a very good
year." said Coach Barb Stefa
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over and the Fillies started to
catch up with the Blue Devils.
As Heppner served the ball
over the net the score was 7-10
in the Blue Devils" favor, but
Heppner was reallv Mimd
back in there and fighting for
it. The serve was a good hard
one but Condon got it back
over and the Fillies received
the ball and a nice set and a
good hard spike got Heppner
another point. The Fillies
stdarted to slow down towards
the end of the match and just
couldn't get it together and the
match went to the Blue Devils.
The score was 15-9.
Condon started the second
match with a good serve.
Heppner wasn't moving
enoueh and gave two points
away to the Blue Devils. Con
don served again and the ball
didn't quite make it over so
the serve went to Heppner.
Heppner had a nice net serve
and it was back to Condon
again. Heppner just couldn't
quite get it together and star
ted to slow down. The Blue
Devils pulled way ahead and
the Fillies got a little upset
and couldn't play their best
but when they finally started
to shape up they didn't give
themselves enough time to
catch up and Condon won the
match for the game. The score
was 15-3.
"We just didn't have it
together," said Coach Barb
Stefani.
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lone Cards defeat Dufer but won't
see playoff action
By ASHLEY CONKLIN
The ione Cardinals defeated
the Dufur Rangers 54 to 30 on
Friday. Nov. 4 but still did not
make the playoffs. lone
finished tied for second with
Arlington but the Honkers go
to the playoffs because they
beat the Cardinals. lone would
have made the playoffs If
there would have been a three
way tie in the Big Sky confe
rence due to the Awl tie
breaking system. But Condon
lost to Wheeler County send
ing Arlington into post season
play.
Howard Leavitt put lone on
the scoreboard first with a
29-yard scoring run and Mark
Meyers ran in for two.
Aaron Everson made the
score 8-6 on a one-yard run for
Dufur.
Leavitt added a 37-yard
touchdown run and Randy
McCabe received a Meyers
pass as Ione led 14 to 6 at the
end of the first quarter.
The Rangers tied the score
on a Rob Spanier 53-yard toss
to Roger Lyda and Kevin
Sansom got the conversion
throw from Spanier.
Ione made the count 32-14 at
intermission. Leavitt sprinted
80 yards and Darrin Padberg
received a Meyers throw for
two. Meyers then threw 29
yards to Craig Hams and
Meyers made the extra points
good.
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The only points in the third
period were scored when
McCabe caught a 52-yard
strike from Meyers, and
Hams ran It to 40-14.
Meyers ran two yards put
ting Ione ahead 46 to 14.
Sansom received a 20-yard
pass from Spanier and Lyda
received the extra points.
Hams added a 50-yard jaunt
and Mike Douglas scored two
on a pass by Meyers.
Dufur closed out the scoring
as Sansom returned a Jeff
Ball interception 18 yards and
Sansom got two on the Spanier
throw.
The Cardinals got 478 yards
of total offense. Leavitt, a
senior, wound up brilliant
season with 179 yards on nine
carries. Leavitt finished the
season with 1,401 yards and 22
touchdowns. Other seniors on
the team were Hams, Doug
las, Padberg, Steve Millman
and Scott Barnett.
Meyers, a junior, completed
nine of 13 passes for 188 yards.
McCabe, another junior,
caught four passes for 126
yards, and Hams received two
for 53.
The Rangers rode the arm
of freshman quarterback
Spanier who completed 19 of
32 for 314 yards. Lyda caught
10 for 220 yards.
"I am really proud of our
team. They gave 100 percent
every game and we had a good
season. It was a good expe
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blocking and" a solid offense
and defense.
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Final Standings
Big Sky Conference
Conference Season
W L W-L
Echo 6-0 7-1
Arlington 4-2 5-3
lone 4-1 6-2
Condon 3-3 5-4
Wheeler Co. 2-4 4-4
Cascade Locks 2-4 3 5
Dufur 0-6 0-8
lOne - Leavitt 29 run )meyers
run)
Dufur Everson 1 run (run
failed)
lone leavitt 37 run (McCabe
pass from Meyers)
Dufur Lyda 53 pass from
Spanier (Sansom pass from
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Ione Leavitt B0 run (Padberg
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lone Hams 29 pass from
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lone - Meyers 2 run (run
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First Downs 15 14
Rushers, yards 37-200 35-51
Passing 9-14 IKX-1 29-34-337-t
Total yards
Return yards
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Penalties, yards
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Hams 8-90. Meyers 6-14, Kea
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Spanlrr 19-31-314-0, l.yda 1-2-23-8.
Receiving lone: McCabe,
4-126. Hams 2-53. Padberg 2-6,
M. Douglas 1-3. Dufur: l.yda
10- 220. Tallman 4-67. Sansom
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