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By THAVIS HYATT
The Heppner Mustangs fell
to 0 - t in their first league
game last Friday night
aeninst a very tough River
side team. 37 - 50. Heppner
was without its top scorer,
Greg Orr. which had to further
Fillies defeat TigerScots
Hv ! Y RK.in
The Heppner varsity Fillies
plaved the Weston McF.wen
TiaerScots on Saturday, Jan. 7
at Athena.
The TigerScots received the
tipiff to start the game but
the Fillies hustled back down
on defense, keeping Weston
Me K wen from scoring. The
Fillies started out a little slow
txlh defensively and offen
sively but at the end of the
first quarter both teams were
still in the ball game wiih the
(w ore tied at 12 12
The second quarter was a
little heller for Heppner The
Fillies' offense started coining
together a little more. Hep
pner passed the ball around
until tliev found someone open
in the kev to put it up for a sure
two points. The Fillies started
to gain on the TigerScots and
took the lead at the end of the
second quarter with the score
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dampen Heppner's chances.
The Mustangs are now 5-4
overall. Riverside raised its
record to 1-0 in league play
and 8-1 overall.
"I thought we played really
well without Greg. We can't
make excuses though." said
After a good talk from
Coach Rover the Fillies were
back in the second half of the
ball game ready to win. Hep
pner really started to take
control It's defense and of
fense were really coming
alive. The score was still close
but Heppner was pulling
ahead The Fillies were really
hustling down the court, after
they had made two points to
stop Weston -McKwen from
doing the same. The Fillies
had qutie a few steals, then
hustled down on a fast break
for another two points. As the
Fillies lead over the Tiger
Scots continued, the game
ended with a score of 57 - 34.
Stephi Payne put in 12 points
for the Fillies. Pam Orr pulled
down seven rebounds, Jodi
Parilerg had eight steals, and
both Orr and Payne had six
steals
"Thev plaved us tough the
first quarter but when we
started blin king out tough and
or Farm
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Heppner Coach Brent Eggars.
Eggers also stated that
Mark Way Is playing very well
at both ends of the court.
The Pirates jumped out to a
20-19 lead at the half, but the
Mustangs' Rod Cole scored six
points in the third quarter to
pull Heppner within seven
entering the final stanza. But
the Pirates' Kelly Seel came
to life in the fourth quarter
scoring eight points, to help
provide the margin of victory
for Riverside.
Mark Way led the Mustangs
with 14 points and eight
rebounds, while Rod Cole also
had a good game scoring 12
points and nabbing seven
rebounds.
Tom Meade and Seel led the
balanced attack for Riverside,
scoring 12 points apiece. Tyler
Trumbull added ten.
STATISTICS
Heppner 111 8 10 37
Riverside 12 Id 6 16 SO
Heppner (37)
Way 6 2-5 I t. I.ucas 1 1-2 3.
Cole 5 2-3 12. Kennedy 0 1-2 I.
Mover I 1-2 3. Ploeharsky 0 2-2
2. Ilamman I 0-0 2.
Totals 14 A IR 37..
Riverside (50)
Pratt 4 0-0 II. Meade 0-0 12.
Seel 5 2-3 12. Trumbull 5 0-1 10.
Bvrd 3 0-0 6. Conner I 0-0 2.
Total fouls: Heppner 14.
Riverside 17.
Freshman Score: Riverside
71. Heppner 27.
Ketting our fast break going
we started to pull away. We
shot 55 percent from the field
and when we play tough de
fense and shoot the ball that
well, we're tough to beat. It's
nice to start the league season
2 - 0 especially when both
wins come on the road. We'll
be tested this weekend
though." said Coach Rover, as
Heppner meets Pilot Rock on
the Rockets' home court Fri
dav and take on Umatilla at
home on Saturday. Both var
sity games begin at 6 p.m.
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Variety Fillies take
over Wheeler Co. Falcons
ByDANARKip
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, On Tuesday. Jan. 3. the
Heppner varsity Fillies
traveled to Wheeler County to
play the Falcons. '
The Fillies had five practi
ces during Christmas vacation
to get back into shape and to
be ready to compete against
the Falcons, the day school
resumed.
The Fillies were retldy and
they showed that by starting
off the game receiving the
tip-off and taking the ball
rlown court to put it up for two
points. The Fillies hustled
hack on defense, keeping the
Falcons from scoring. Hep
pner took the lead and kepet it.
At the end of the first quarter
the score was Heppner 10.
Wheeler Co. 3.
JV Fillies drop 1st league
By DANA REID
The Heppner J V. Fillies
played their first league game
on Saturday, Jan. 7. against
the Weslon-McEwen Tiger
Scots at Athena.
Weston-McEwen's height
advantage was against the
Heppner Fillies but they still
came out of the locker room
excited and ready to play. The
first half ended 7-19 with the
TigerScots ahead. The Fillies
didn't get much of a chance to
shoot due to turnovers.
The second half looked a
little more promising for the
Fillies but soon fouls became a
problem. The Fillies tried
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Heppner was right back In
the game ready to play the
second quarter. The Fillies
started to get themselves In
foul trouble, giving the Fal
cons free shots at the line.
Heppner was a little slow with
rebounding, but the offensive
shots were in. The second
quarter ended with Heppner
ahead. The score was 29-12.
Heppner received the tip-off
to start the third quarter and
the second half of the game.
Wheeler came out using a
full-court press but Heppner
dribbled and passed to get it
down court. Heppner still was
in a little foul trouble but kept
the lead at the end of the third
quarter.
The Fillies were back out on
the court to start the fourth
"iiarterreadvtn win. Hfnnnor
hard but just couldn't pull
through and the game went to
the Weston-McEwen Tiger
Scots. The final score was 41 -9.
"Only 13 shots were attem
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few rebounds. The girls did
not play well at all. Our lack of
games has caused them to get
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have not gone well because of
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winning, they need to give 100
percent at practice. They've
got to want to win bad enough
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girls were not pleased with
their performance Saturday
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The Heppner Gaiette-Tlmes, Heppner, Oregon, Thursday. January 12, 1M4 FIVE
56 - 35 win
im proved on rebounds, both
offensively and defensively.
The Fillies were really hust
ling, showing the Falcons
what they are made of. The
game ended with another win
for the Fillies. The final score
was the Heppner Fillies 56. the
Wheeler Co. Falcons 35.
Pam Orr and Missy Turner
had eight points for Heppner.
Orr had 10 rebounds, Stephi
Payne had four assists and
Lana Reid had five steals.
"I thought we played well
considering the long layoff.
Offensively we shot the ball
well (49 percent) and had good
balance.
We also controlled the
boards which was a big fac
tor." said Heppner Coach
Mike Rover.
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and have decided they need to
work harder and get more
serious. Our goal , for the
coming few weeks is just that:
to work hard, get serious and
win." said Coach Karen Howe.
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