KIX -Tbe Mrppnrt G aie tlr Times. lleppner Oregon. Wednesday. O d g b rt ». | IU
‘C* team loses one, wins one
Vikings spoil Mustang Homecoming Hyatt, Riehl
Bv liana Held
In " C " learn action the Heppner
Fillies lost a close one lo the
I matilla Vikings Thursday. Ocl 1
The "C ” team came out a little
slow and lei the Vikings pull ahead
quick lo win the first game
The Fillies made a strong come
hack in the second game Heppner *
serves were just too much for the
Vikings lo handle and Ihe Fillies won
the second game
Umatilla, once again took the
lead in the third game Kach time
the Fillies were about lo make a
come back the Vikings would step up
again
Both teams had excellent serves in
the third game hut I'matilla out
plaved Ihe Fillies for the win
the scores to the games were
I'matilla IS. 10. 13 and Heppner 3. IS.
II
They played hard but lost in
three Team work are kev words
they need lo learn." said Coach
Reynolds "trusl (hat the other
seize honors
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H\ \MII I 3 CONKLIN
Umatilla's Vikings handed the
Mustang* a 20 K Hom ecom ing
defeat on Friday. <xt 4
Both tram* were held scoreless in
the opening quarter Karly in the
second quarter. Bafael Ochoa ran in
from 14 yards out Sieve Pankey ran
in the extra point*, a* Umatilla led
R-0
l-aler in the second quarter. Joe
Taylor hiMikcd up w ith Tony Clement
( hi
,i It. * aril [i.i
play put tin«
lleppner at the Viking 10 yard line
On the next play Alex Lindsay
dashed into the end rone
Todd
Lindsay threw to David Pedro ax
lleppner lied the score at eight
Neither team managed to score in
the third period
Umatilla drove
inside the Mustang 20 yard line, hut
Boh Itiehl recovered a Kamiro
Garcia fumble, to end the Viking
threat
The Vikings added two touch
downs to pull out the game in the
tourth quarter tin the first play of
the quarter. Bussell IGchards hook
ed up with I'ankey from 14 yards
out W ith under two minutes to play.
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in action against Umatilla
G a m a sprinted IS yards to put the
game on Ice
We had some lapses throughout
the game and we need to correct
them " staled head coach Tim Birk
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lleppner travels to The Dalles on
Thursday . Oct to to play the W'ah
ic.nk.i Eagles .n 7 M p m
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T h r Fillirs not only took another
Columbia Basin Conference win hut
they also pul themselves at the top ol
the eastern division by heating
Stanfield. Tuesday. Oct I
The
match was played at Stanfield
The Fillies pul the Tigers away in
only two games. 15 8 and 136
lieppner just couldn't do anything
wrong Their serves were in There
passes were up lo Ihe seller* and the
sets right up for a good hard spike lo
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HHS PLAYERS
OFTHE WEEK
Hv liana Hrld
In junior varsity action the Fillies
took on the Stanfield Tiger* at
Stanlield Tuesday, (»et I
The Fillies played an excellent
game as they beat the Tigers in only
two games 13-3 and IS-12
The junior varsity team improves
each game thev play and they
showed the Tigers that on Tuesday
I'he JV s plaved the liest I have
seen in a long tim e." said Coach
Beynolds "Tina Davidson did an
excellent job setting and running the
floor
Christy Slroeber look*
impressive as a seller even 'hough
she » only a freshman " added
Coach Bey nolds
The junior varsity volleyball
players continued their winning
streak against Ihe Umatilla Vikings
Thursday, Oct 3 here at Heppner
Hom ecoming pul the junior
varsity member* in the spirit as
they took the Vikings in only two
games I 5 H and I . 9
The Fillies went out and played
good volley ball throughout both
games
This learn is just now beginning
to click
said Coach Beynolds
Fach of Ihe players have potential
they don't quite know what to do
with yet. she concluded
Fillies
sparkle on
f»/ "k 1 1 | * f
commented
v / U IA J . 1
Both the Fillies and Ihe Tigers wer
2 «going into the match Coming out
Hrppner moves lo 3o and Stanfield
lo 2 1
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"When you're hoi you re hoi."
said Filly Coach Beynolds
The
team played well together and ran
the offense lo perfection
Missy
Turner and lama Knit both look
charge as seller* and allowed our
spikers to receive ace spikes, she
Bowling News
Heppner
Hs \shlrs I onklrn
Juniors. Troy Myall and Bob
Biehl. were chosen by bead coach
Tim Birkby as offensive and defen
sive players of the week following
Ilrppnrr s 2r> H football loss at the
hands of the Umatilla Vikings on
Friday. <*cl *
Hvatt the Mustangs starting let'
tackle since the second game ol ihe
season was cited by Birkby as doing
a line lob blocking
Biehl the standout of the Heppner
defense was picked for the second
time this season Biehl collected to
tackles and one fumble recovery for
17 defensive point* On the season.
Biehl ha* 73 tackle* an average of
13 a game, and lour fumble recov
eries Going into the game. Biehl led
the league in both tackles and
fumble recoveries
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October «
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12'z -7 'i
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11', 7 ',
No 6
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R ■ 12
No 2
7 - 13
No 5
3 • 13
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B Corbin 3 10
High game A CamptM-ll 203. T
Budke 192
High series
M Kindle 347. I.
Masey 489
High learn game
No
742
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2 141
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High series la>Huvne Bowman
313
player has the skill to hit the hall
Fillies **C" learn finished the night
off with a final win against the
Stanfield Tigers Tuesday. Ocl lOat
Stanfield
The Fillies came on strong in the
first game playing all around good
volleyball
Boih Stanfield and Heppner were
selling the ball up for a spikr lo
come down, which doesn I happen
very much with a " C " learn
The Fillies lei up just a little bit in
the second game and let Stanfield
come hack to win the gam r
This sent the two teams to play one
final game Bolh trams played very
well Hrppner had excellent serves
and did out serve the Tigers to win
ihe gam r and the match
The final scores were 13-12. 10-13.
and 13-»
" I was impressed wilh how the
"C " team worked together against
Stanfield They demonstrated that
they could block and spike," con
eluded Coach Beynolds
Bv liana Held
Behind the support of the Filly
fans Heppner varsity remains on
lop ol their league alter Thursday s
match aganist ihe Umatilla Vikings
at 'he Heppner High gym
The Fillies sparkled on the court
against Ihe Vikings when you have a
crowd like Ihe Fillies had against the
Vikings. how can v»u lose’’
Heppner took I'matilla in just two
games lor their fourth league win
fenny Connor had her Iwsi game
this season serving six points and
three ace spikes.
said Coach
Bey nolds
The Fillies were moving really
well and they made the Vikings
move lo return their spikes
When I think ihe learn has
reached its peak they come hack
with an outstanding improvement
over earlier gam e»." said Coach
Beynolds
The team was playing
and ihinking exceptionally well
during the entire match
The scores lor the two games were
Heppner 15 Umatilla hand Heppner
15 I matilla 12
The Fillies next match is against
the filoi Bock Buckets. Thursday,
iid It) at filot Bock The junior
varsity girls will start at 5 p m ,
followed by the varsilv at approxi
mutely 6 p m and then the "C ' team
a' approximately 7 p m
The tremendous support fans
showed at the I ’matilla game was a
tug help to the Fillies
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