Heppner gazette-times., February 05, 1986, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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The lone C a rd in a l g ir ls lost anoth
e r clove gam e on S a tu rda y n ig h t to
the W heeler County Falcon»
lone
played w ith o u t the service» of th e ir
S' 11 center Sam ll NSnght w tio was
out w ith the ttu
The gam e was a
ty p ic la k a lt on C a rd in a l c o o le s t, in
that it was very p h ysica l
The
C a rd in a ls ag a in played w e ll defen
liv e ly the gam e was I led a i the h a ll
16 1«
The k alcons us*-d a lu ll co u rt press
fo r m ost »f the gam e, w h ich the
C a rd in a ls handled very w e ll
The
k alcons only m ade one m ore fie ld
goal than d id lone
The C a rd in a ls
again had a chance to w in at the (oul
lines hui co u ld only connect on 4 ot
17 trie s
le a d in g scorers lo r lone were
lkeena Ham s w ith 12 and I ’ atty
M c K llig o lt w ith 6 Candy H u d is iil
had 4 assists
K a rla D avidson and
Ih-cna Ham s com bined (or 14 re
bound»
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lone girls lose to F alcons
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I he lone C a rd in a l g ills g.ivt* the
Vrlm gton Honkers q u ite u H u rt*
’here K ru ia v n ig h t w h rn they a lm o st
U|»>et the league le a ile i n
The < a n im a ls pla ye d go«*! a g g rrs
Mve team defens« amJ had gtmd
hulafu <*ii s c o rin g I ties m ade a run
at the Honkers in the fo u rth q u a rte r
hut cam e out on the short end o f a ai
to 47 gam e
The foul line shooting
rea lly h u rt the C a rdina ls as they
* m »I> pul m M l co m p a re d to A rlin g
tons i* 22 Leading scorer was Candi
K u d is tll ith 11 points and 4 assists
follow ed by l>cena Ham s w ith 12
points and 6 assists
Ham s hail
reU m nds and Angie K u d is tll p la yin g
a eery good gam e had H i«dM>unds
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Total 22 M l 1 7
M »ulrd out \\ right
lone 21 \ilin gtou 11»
Total fouls
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K apm rau D avidson I 2 3 I N rlsm i
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to ta l 12 I 17 2»
Total touts
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None
Several factors contribute
to Mustang defeat
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over
The I m a lilla V ikin g s ca m e out
ready to play and in the process
thum ped Heppner s t»>ys b a ske tb a ll
tr a m 58 +4 on K rid a y Jan 31
" t 'm a lilla just w anted it (the
game> m ore, said H eppner coach
B re n t K ggers
Both tra m s w kre dead even in the
i>l>cmng p rrio d . each h illin g (or lu
{«m ils
The M ustangs lav or a la st pace
and the V ikin g s a slo w e r m ore
pa tie nt one
In the second q u a rte r H eppner
played in to the V ik in g s ' hands
scoring but fiv e points w h ile Um a
tilla had mm- g ivin g itie m a 19 15
h a lftim e lead
The \ ikin g s opened things up in
the th ird pe rio d , ta kin g a 29 19 lead
w ilh 2 24 re m a in in g on a Dan K u rtz
hoop Tin- \ ikin g s settled lo r a It 24
m a rg in
going
in to
ih«* fo u rth
q u a rte r
The M ustangs awoke in the fo u rth
q u a rte r w ith 21» points H ow ever the
V ikin g s shredded the M ustang press
(or 27 points of th e ir own W ayne
W ilgers had 14 {mints in the q u a rte t
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F a lc o n
Fillies take second win
over Vikings
Hy l> \ \ \ H I ll>
The H eppner Killies held <>(( ¡he
1 m at ilia V ik in g s on th e ir own home
co u rt. K rid a y Jan 31 to hang onto
th e ir u n ile le a 'e d league reco rd
The K illie s s ta rte d the sa m e us inn
a lu ll t imt I press as they JumjM-d nut
In an e a rly r ig h t pum i lead, ending
the fir s t <|uarler
In Hit- second q u a rte r. H eppner
kept th e ir advantage as they headed
into Hie I ocher room w ith a 13 27
pumi lead
K n lln w m g the in te rm is s io n , the
V ik in g s trie d to score easy lay ms as
they d ro p p 'd hack in to th e ir ollense
im m e d ia te ly a lte r the K illie s pul Hie
hall Up
lle p p n e r hustled h a rk on defense
and was able In i in n the V ikin g s plan
lo eoine hack at the K illie s
The th ird q u a rte r to ld the sto ry as
they look advantage ot th e ir tasi
In e a k and o u lscnred l m a lilla 14 9
In the fo u rth q u a rte r Heppner
looked toi the fin a l buzzer to com
plete th e ir second w in against the
V iking s
Missy Kuhanks led the K illie s w ith
22 points amt 12 rebounds
Kenny
Connor I.ana Kent and A ndrea H a ll
each added 1U points to Heppners
to ta l
Conner also helped out on the
tiourds w ith I t rebounds w h ile lia n a
Held and lam a Kent had III and II
re sp e ctive ly
lia n a Held also tossed out T> assists
w h ile la m a Held gave 4
lia n a Held led her team in steals
w ith ß, w h ile Kuhanks had .7 Coach
Hover c re d ite d Heppners defense
inside
' t m a tilla relie s m a in ly on th e ir
inside g a m e and we d id a good job
defending against th a t," com m en
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Condon 27 20
Jo Cupps led the lone o ffe nsive
gam e w ith 14 points
J Cupps , 0 ¡ 14 \S agenblasl 2 041
4 M û rie r I I 4 J. McCabe I 041 2
Jepsen I ’ a d lw rg . N M o rle r. B a ll,
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JV Boys steamrolled by
Spray varsity
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lone J u n io r High g irls faced th e ir
inughest c o m p e titio n th is season
when they b a ttle d Condon Jan JO
T his was a very good defensive
m atch up
Hy h a lf-tim e lone was
ahead 13 to 9 and went on to («-.it
i* it I« il 4*
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Mustangs dominated
\ > h « ‘ l v ( n i l k I III
L m a tilla s ju n io r v a rs ity boy»
b a sketball team th ro u g lilv du in in
a le d ih«- H tp p n rr M ustangs in the
firs t h a lf on the way !o a 70 46
v ic to ry on K rid a y Jan 31 Hep
p n e r's re c o rd dipped to 2 6 o v e ra ll
As th«*> d id in an e a rlie r w in o ve r
the M ustangs, the V ikin g s got th e ir
p»»tent fast b re a k ro llin g e a rly in
m u te to the v ic to ry
H ry a n I ’a d h e rg cam e a liv e fo r 12
of Heppner » 13 points in the th ird
q u a rte r, hut l'm a t illa was s till in
fro n t 46 24
I'a d h e rg had another dozen points
in the fo u rth fe n o d . but it was a ll too
little , too la te fo r the M ustangs as
the V ik in g s cru is e d to an easy 70 46
m a rg in
Heppner played R iv e rs id e at
H oardm an on Tuesday. Keb 4. but
results were no! a v a ila b le at press
tim e Heppner w ill host the Sherm an
( ’m in ty H u skie r at 4 .10 p m on
S a tu rda y. Keb 8
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lone Jr. High girls beat
Condon 27-20
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w ith 12 ot his own
\Ne b a d a lo! m ore m le n s ity in thè
M ir it i q u a rte r bui hy Hien il w.is tuo
tale, co m m e n te d K ggers
T o u r shooting and Ihe 29 lu rn
overs k ille d us. sani K ggers "T h e
sta tistica don l in d ic a te il. bui I ina
lilla shol very w e ll Ihev p la y e il an
evi e lic ili gam e
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b a ske tb a ll tra m was s tra m ro lle d
fro m s ta rt to fin is h against the
Spray v a rs ity on T hu rsd a y, Jan 23
by an 87 37 count
It was undoubtedly the Mustangs
w orst defeat of the season
H eppner had only 18 rebounds and
9 assists in the gam e, w ith but 5 and
3 at h a lftim e re sp e ctive ly
The Kagles shot at a b lis te rin g
ra te fo rm both the fie ld and the
flo o r Spray canned 32 o f 51 fie ld
goals fo r 63 percent and 23 o f 31 free
th ro w s fo r 7« percent The M ustangs
sank 14 o f 37 flo o r a tte m p ts . 3*
percent AI the line the M ustangs
were good on 9 (or 16 a tte m p ts, 76
percent
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H eppner s freshm en hoys basket
ball team ste a m ro lie d the t m a tilla
V ikin g s 72 4 * on Tuesday. Jan 2H
The M ustangs set the tone e a rly hy
g ra b b in g a 17 4 lead a fte r one
q u a rte r
Kaeh team put 14 points on the
scoreboard in Ihe th ird q u a rte r As
they have a ll season. I'a d lie rg Du k
Devin, and B arney landsay c a rrie d
the M ustang sco rin g punch
H eppner went on to posl the
lopsided w in w ith a 23 15 advanlage
in the fin a l pen»«)
"W e ju s t re a lly played w ell,
responded Heppner coack John
Boyer
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