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The junior varsity volleyball team
went up against the Stanfield Tutor»
Thursday October IH here at Hep
pner
The first gam e was started with
Stanfield serving very well Ifepp
ner received the twill and sent it back
to the litters with a good bump, set
and spike Stanfield was ready and
returned it back to Heppner llepp
ner wasn't quite ready and Stanfield
play,
w h ile
M issy
Eubanks! 22)
received the first point
Heppner
was really hustling but just couldn't
quite gel d tottether
Slanfield
(Milled ahead of the Killies and
continued gelling points until their
final score was served
Slanfield
won the first (tame with a final score
of 4-15
Heppner was a little discountK<d
going into the second Kame but
manaKed tostart off the second
match with a good serve Heppner
was ha vine a t i l d e trouble receivinK
looks on
by O ct »
Stanfield s serves but Hepner was
serving well, themselves A tim eou l
was called with the score tied up at
7 Heppner came back in after the
time out fired up and read) to play
Heppner started using good team
work
They pulled ahead of the
Tigers and won the game The final
score was 15-13
The third game. Heppner came
out, read) to win The Killies started
out with a good score as they pulled
lAoiln
ahead 9 2 The Tigers were serving
very well but Heppner was read)
and sent the bull back with a
liumj) set spike As the game cam*
closer to the end the score did also
The lead changed back and Inrlh
between (he two teams arid il was a
very exciting game A lot of good
vollies were played
Hut Heppner
had lieller team work and won the
game and the match
The final
score was 15 13
Mustangs fall to 0-7 with loss to Lyle
Doherty Hut l.yle capped it oft on a
56 yard run by Aaron la'«1, who ended
up with 115 yards on 13 carries
We (Mil together several good
drives, two leading lo touchdowns,
said Kilchmg
Tlie Mustangs play at Stanfield
Kriday mghl at 7 30
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Hushing. Itirhl M i .
Jones H-32. Ituvchkr. tl II*. IVdro
2 IS. Taylor. 21
Total 122 yd»
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Dohrrtv. 4-5 12 yds
Taylor 15 ft yds llusrhkr u I
Totals llrppnrr 170 yd» l.yle 1117
yd»
lone W team
improves
Scott Jones (25)
carries ball against ly le
pboto by C k fh
W tillft
li\ TH \\ IS m ATT
The Heppner Mustangs fell lo 07
on the season, with a 34 12 loss at
l.yle Washington Kriday night
l.yle. a non conference team was
also winless going into the night's
action
The Mustangs came out
strong and lonk<-d very impressive
on their first drive, which lasted
seven minutes cajijM-d by a two yard
run hv Scott Huschke
But before the Mustangs could
have time to celebrate their touch
down, the Trojans Ihrew a 70 yard
pass on the third play of their first
d riv e
"Our tendency to give up the big
scoring j>lay hurt us again this
week
said Coach Craig hitching
The Trojans scored on a forty yard
interception thrown hv Hon Doherty
in the second quarter to lead at
halftime 14 ft Then the bottom fell
out for the Mustangs in the third
quarter when two more touchdowns
were thrown hv the Trojan quarter
back to raise their lead to 2fi ft The
Mustangs closed to within 14 points
on a quarterback sneak by Joe
Taylor who replaced the injured
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Th e \ .irsitv K illie s v o lle y b a ll
leant went up against the Stanfield
Tigers Thursday . < K-tober 1H The
match was played here at Heppner
Heppner was fired up and ready
lor their game against the Stanfield
T ig ris because it was im(M>rtanl
towards deciding who would bo
going to the District Tournament
Saturday October 27 at I'niatilla
The first game was started by the
Heppner Killies II was a good serve
and Heppner received Ihe first jaunt
The Killies were playing very well
They wei e mm mg and communical
ing well also
The Killies pulled
ahead of Ihe Tigers 7 0
Heppner
wa- serving excellent and placing
Sla nfield
the luill very smart
The Killies
continued lo play good hall but
Stanfield started to make a come
back and came upon Heppner to
make the score 12 ft
There were
long vollies played between the two
teams and Heppner went on to win
the first gam e The final score was
Heppner 15 and Slanfield Id
The second gam e Stanfield ser
vod and received Ihe first jxunl
Heppner was really hustling for the
hall
They were playing good
teamwork and pulled ahead of the
Tigers 10 5
The gam e continued
and Heppner went on to win. for the
match The final score was Heppner
15. Slanfield 8
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The lone junior high volleyball
(rams met Ihe Echo Cougars on
Thursday. October 18
The " A " team improved to 3 2
with a 15 7. II 15, 15 9 victory over
Echo Jill Nelson had 12 jroints in the
three games, while l.inda Morler
had five in the final game
lone's " H " learn is i 2 They lost
15ft. 15 III
Darcie Padbrrg how
ever, scored six straight points in
the concluding game
The Cardinals will play al Condon
on Thursday. October 25 beginning
at 1 3o p in
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