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Fillies bring home first win of season
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The Heppner K ilim came home
with their first win of the season
Thursday, Sept 5 against the River
side Pirates The game was played
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The Killies have been practicing
with the net three inches higher than
a regulation net which forced the
girls to get off the floor
Thu paid off in Thursday s match
against Hiverside as the Fillies put
the Pirates away with their down
right hard spikes
One area in which the lowered net
could have been against the Killies
was in the ser\ ing area, but Heppner
proved this to be wrong, too. finish
mg with «7 percent serve rate
The Killies were understandably
nervous for the first match of the
season but after getting into thr feel
of the game, they played well
A tough team, the Riverside
Pirates are as they gave Heppner
some tough play at thr net w ith their
blocking The Killies were on the
ball though and came home with
their first victory of the season The
scores of the matches were 15-13 and
15«
“ I was pleased that the entire
tram worked as a unit
They
supported each other at all times
More work is needed on service and
spike coverage," said Killies coach
Reynolds
The Heppner Killies have been
practicing hard under the coaching
of the new head coach Ju lie
Reynolds and assistant coach Terry
Gentry
The Killies started daily doubles
August 21 Practice started with
Coach Reynolds esplam ing her
philosophy of volley ball
The girls continued practicing in
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one large group until August 26
The
Killies were then split into two
smaller practicing groups
The Killes weren't split into var
■Hy. junior varsity and " c " team
until Thursday Aug 22 The Varsity
members consist of sis returning
varsity players U n a Reid Andrea
Hall. Shelly Middle Penny Conner
Missy Turner and Dana Reid
Added to this years varsity is two
seniors
M. , \ .
Murray and one junior
Missy
Eubanks Two junors playing both
on varsity and junior varsity which
means two practices each night are
Tina Davidson and Cindy Stroeher
The teams goals for the season
are a lou percent serving game 5-1
or * 0 offense and fun," said Coach
Reynolds
J r. ‘G ’ team s gain experience, im press coach
Hy Dana Held
The junior varsity and " c " team
volleyball teams traveled In River
side Thursday, Sepl 5 for their first
matches of the season
The junior varsity and "C " match
went pretty much in the same
fashion The Fillies went out work
ing hard and wanting to win
The first game of the match was
great for both JV and " c " team The
Killies gave the Riverside Pirates
tough competion and won the game
The second games weren t quite
the same Heppner played hard but
gave Riverside a chance to play one
more to see who would be the
"winners "
The third game was closely re
lated to the second The games were
close and the Killies didn't five up
but Riverside did take the win
The Junior varsity and " c " team
did gain experience and for the
freshmen, got rid of the jitters of
being in "high school sports
Kxperience w as all they needed as
the JV'» went on to win the Spray
Tournament Saturday. Sept 7
At Riverside s game, a lot of
learning happened during the first
match of these two teams I was
mpressest by the " c " teams three
•ut process early in the first game,"
said Killies coach Julie Reynolds
"The JV team just needs more
work as one team unit They need to
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concentrate during service and
general play. " she added
At the Spray Tournament, the
team did very well They still need
work as a team unit Service and
floor coverage improved drastically
from their first match to the second
match." concluded Coach Reynolds
Elmer Heath stands near a plaque remembering his brother. Sam Heath
who died March 14
At the lime of Sam's death, all of the league bowlers donated money for a
memorial to their fellow bowler who ran the howling alley for 16 years
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A Night At The Elks
Welcome back sports fans hope your had a good summer So much has
happened over the summer that the juices should be flowing for a good fall
season of sports
By the time this issue goes to print Fete Rose w ill likely own the all time
hit record in m ajor league baseball I have to be one of the diehard Fete fans,
but even I have gotten a bit weary of the overkill I ’ve seen so many pictures
of his tnug that it's burned into my brain Make no mistake, however, hts
accomplishment is truly awesome (in the accurate sense of that wordi and
deserves most of the attention that It has gotten One other thought if you
think there has been overkill out here, you should spend a little time in the
Cincinnati area, as I dfd last week I would estimate that Fete Rose
appeared in three out of every four commercials that had anything to do with
sports
The locals certainly have gotten off to a rousing start in college football,
with the Ducks. Beavers, and Portland State all going 1-0 Does anybody
know how long it has been since that happened’ When you consider that ail
three teams scored in the 40s in winning their openers, I get one general
feeling enjoy if while it last*
The NFL start was certainly topsy turvy Anybody want to bet on the odds
you could have gotten on the quinella of Minnesota (over the 49er*i and
Houston iover Miami?) It may turn out to be a crazy year in the pro ranks
one thing that w ill certainly scramble the standings w ill tie the return of the
lost sheep from the USFL Some teams have acquired the equivalent of four
or five No 1 draft picks all at once
I was glad to see Ivan Lendl win the U S Open tennis tournament Lendl is
a dour, sometimes childish player, but I jusl like him for some reason He
always seems to be the second choice of the fans in any match he plays In
any event I'm glad he whipped John McEnroe (I'm glad when anybody
whips John McEnroe ) On the womena' side, Hana Mandiltkova made it a
Czech-ered year by upsetting Martina Navratilova
One onther tennis note for the summer Pam Shriver and Martina pul a
real heating on Vitas Gerulaitas and Bobby Riggs, hopefully retiring the
latter for good His act was a novelty ten years ago. but now it's just a farce
It amazes me that anybody would pay him tioo.ooo to play tennis like he
does
The locals are on the road this Friday night against the always tough
Riverside Pirates A good turnout sure would be a boost for the young
Mustangs
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fearless predictors in gear Me might try some different approaches this
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