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The Killt«*s now a re the Kast
D ivisio n cham ps a fte r w in n in g th e ir
n in th s tra ig h t gam e in a row g i\ ing
the S herm an C ount> H uskies th e ir
firs t league loss
H eppner cam e out stron g in the
firs t h a lf, re a lly p u ttin g on the
pressure in the second q u a rte r
The K illie s fu ll c o u rt press fru s
(ra te d the Huskies
H eppner t*s>k
advantage of th is and as they stole
the h a ll se ve ra l tim e s in the second
hand«*d slam dunk w ith I 29 re m a in
ing to put the M ustangs up 50 18
“ It was a g reat team e ffo rt and it
was nice to w in in the s«*cond h a lf,
w h irh was a to ta l opposite fro m the
night b«*fore. said H eppner coach
Hrent E ggers of his te a m 's vic to ry
We had to w in this gam e and we
heat a good b a ll clu b to do it
K e ith Kem son had his beat gam e
of the season, added E ggers
The M ustangs have th re e co n fer
ence gam es re m a in in g on th e ir slate
before the d is tric t to u rn a m e n t, tw o
are *ch«*duled th is weekend
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Mustang JVs
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Todd Lindsay fries to block out Husky
By A S III.K Y « O N K I.IN
T u rn in g back a d is a p p o in tin g loss
they received the night before,
H eppner's boys b a ske tb a ll team
used a s tron g second h a lf to defeat
the S herm an County Huskies 57 41
on S a tu rd a y . Keb 7 The w in kept
H eppner in the C o lu m bia Basin
C onference E a ste rn D ivisio n pent
house w ith a 6-3 league re co rd and a
9-7 re c o rd o v e ra ll
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The w in by the M ustangs avenged
an e a rlie r season setback by the
Huskies Iaist tim e H eppner lost the
gam e in the fo u rth p e rio d , but that
was not the case th is tim e
H eppner out rebound«*»! Sherm an
C ounty 11-7 in the firs t pe rio d , but
the Huski«*s turn«*d several o ffe nsive
rebounds in to baskets, ta kin g a 12 10
lead over the ta lle r M ustangs
G a ry E aton h it one of tw o free
th ro w s at the 5 56 m a rk of the
second p e rio d , g iv in g S h e rm a n
County a 16 10 lead
The M ustangs cam e back to score
the next six points, kn o ttin g the
score at 16 16 H o w e ve r, as the firs t
h a lf horn sound«*d. H eppner's Todd
landsay p icke d up his th ird foul by
fo u lin g E aton A gain E aton hit one
of tw o fre e th ro w s Sherm an County
led 17 16 at in te rm is s io n
The M ustangs went to w o rk in the
th ird fra m e Tony C lem ent nail«*d a
bucket 13 seconds in to the fra m e ,
g iv in g H eppner the lead fo r good at
16 17
landsay had 10 po in ts in the fra m e
fo r the M ustangs and wh«*n Wayne
W ilgers h it a tough shot at the th ird
q u a rte r buzzer the M ustangs w ere in
fro n t 35 27
In the fin a l q u a rte r H eppner used
th e ir delay gam e and th e ir fast
b re a k to take the q u a rte r 22 14 and
the gam e 57-41
W ilg e rs had nine points in the fin a l
q u a rte r w h ile L indsay add«*d eight
H ow ever, the sp o tlig h t shone on
la ndsay as he received a pass fro m
d e m e n t and ra m m e d hom e a two
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R iv e rs id e 's ju n io r v a rs ity boys'
ba ske tb a ll team ran o v e r the Hep
pner M ustangs bv a 59 in score on
Tu«‘s d a y . Keb 4
The M ustangs scor«*d only ! (Hunts
in the opening p«*rind and the p ira te s
c a p ita lize d by sco ring 14
K ive rsid e added 14 m o re j>oinis in
the second fra m e w h ile H eppner had
H The P ira te s led 2H 11 at h a lftim e
The M ustangs woes w ere out
scor«*d IR I I
M ike A m m on s had
eight points to lead the ch a rg e that
pusher! R ive rsid e 's lead to 4*5 22 The
contest end«*d w ith a 59 Ml count
reading in R ive rsid e s fa v o r
Am m ons and Je ff W enholz led a
balanced P ira te a tta c k w ith 14
points each R yan D uncan had six
points and Jason D ougherty fiv e to
iead Heppner
Heppner had o n ly 7 assists and 24
re b o u n d s
D u n c a n a n d A s h le y
Conklin l«*d the M ustangs in re
hounding by clu tc h in g fo u r apiece
O nly 13 foul shots w ere a tte m p te d
in the gam e Heppner sank 4 of 7
trie s fo r 57 p«*rcent R iv e rs id e m ade
3 of 6 a tte m p ts fo r 50 p«*rcenl
The M ustangs play in a p a ir ol 4 to
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contests th is weekend On
K rid a v H eppner hosts the Wi-stun
M eE w en T ig e rS c o ts o n S a tu rda y.
lle p p m T tra v e ls to The D a lle s to
play the W ahtonka Eagles
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Weston M cK w en T ige rsco ts Iw gm
mug at 7 to p m
H eppner then
trav els to The Dalles on S a tu rda y fo r
a 7 to contest w ith the W ahtonka
Eagles
Weston M cEw en stru g g le d in.
the firs t h a lf of the season but isn t
stru g g lin g a n ym o re a c c o rd in g to
E ggers
W eston M c E w e n is p la y in g
stron g e r each gam e
re p lie d Eg
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D ie T igerscots a re led by 6 '3 "
T re n t Kastm an and M a rk E ru h a m
W a h to n k a k n o c k e d o f l W asco
County 6.162 in o v e rtim e tw o weeks
ago and beat Sherm an C ounty the
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the fir s t tim e th is season
Weston w ill be a good gam e fo r
us K rid a v ,' said H over "They need
a w in to stay a liv e ”
The K illie s then tra v e l to The
D alles to meet the W ahtonka Kag
les. also fo r the firs t tim e th is
season
Hoth gam es w ill s ta rt at a p p ro x l
m a te lv 6 p m
STATISTICS
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q u a rte r they also stole the gam e
At the in te rm is s io n Heppner led
by 21 points ta k in g a 24 7 advantage
just in the second q u a rte r
Hack out on the c o u rts the K illie s
held o il an a tte m p te d com e back by
the Huskies to hold onto an undefeal
ed league re c o rd
( oa> h M ike H over was happy w ith
the K illie s w in
We dom in a te d every aspect of
the gam e and c o n tro lle d the te m p o ,’’
he com m ented
'O ur defense in the
second q u a rte r pla ye d a big p a rt in
our win We had fo u r p la ye rs score
in double fig u re s and that s the kin d
of balance we need
i>n the boards, la in a Held led w ith
I t w h ile Kubanka had 9 and Dana
Held had 7
To lead the K illie s steals was
K utsinks w ith 9 w h ile Lana Held and
Kenny Connor had 7 each
T u rn e r dished out 5 assists and
both Hoots had 4
Hover feels that the K illie s played
w ith a lot of in te n s ity , e specially in
the firs t half and if they can keep
that up they w ill lie ve ry tough to
beat
Heppner w ill host the Weston
Mustangs runaway from Huskies
Penny Gynnor
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