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Hv Vshlcx t on k 1 ri
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Moro Iasi Salurdav night and i he
site r man County Huskies accepted
Ihe chuntv lo deleal Meppner’s k>y '
basketball team bt) S2 in Colum bia
Basin Conference action Meppner
which dropped to 4 I in C H C plav
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o verall, tell into a lust place-
tie with the Pilot K ic k Rockets in Ihe
lä ste rn D ivisio n ot the C B C
Ih e Must mgs placed perhaps
their worst halt ot basketball all
season long in the opening halt as
thev tell behind 4 0 IX and spent the
second hall trying to get back into
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Gene Garrett shoots jumper against Wahtonka No
10 is Bryan Padberg
worked his wav inside against
lit \shl«-x ( iinklin
the
taller Wahtonka trout line tor 12
points in the quarter and Ib in the
halt
D evin came out firing in the third
trame to score sis points earlv on
and then it was W tigers turn as he
chipped in eight in the trame but the
fugles held their own ami trailed on
Iv ' 7 Xft entering the fourth quarter
Ih e tall Wahtonka tront line
started to take its toll in the fourth
quarter as Meppner s Trent Mar
rison. » h o winind up » ith seven re
bounds. toulcd out
Hut the Mustangs were able to
control the final minutes as W ilgers
hud live field goals in the quarter and
Padberg chipped in two field goals
and tour o f tour tree throws It » as
two W ilgers lav ins and Padberg hit
ting the game’ s final six points that
made the d iffe re n c e in the end as
well as four kev (»«nils trom Duane
Ball
Padberg had another strong game
tor the winners with 17 points a
career high 12 assists, and 4 steals
Hull and Devin added live and lour
assists respectively while W ilgers led
Meppner with It) rehounds
A lter the torrid lirst hall the
Mustangs were even hotter in the sc
cotul h alf, making Ib ot 24 field
goals lor an eye opening b ' percent
W ith the last tempo created bv tin-
two teams. the Mustangs committed
20 turnovers but the difference in the
game was ttiat while Meppner is .n
cuslomed to high scoring ultuirs the
bugles are not
I iiough shot. were tired last F ri
itay night lor a small w ar. but it » a s
only a Colum bia Basin Conference
basketball game and »h en the bat
tie » as o scr the Heppncr boss ..m x-
up » ith an XI nu victory u ser the
XX ahtonka I agios
the game » a s a contrast in stsles
as Meppner. » h o led the C H C in
team offense entering the contest,
likes to run » hile XX ahtonka. one ot
the league's lop defensive teams,
prelers a slower paced game
However the game » a s to the
Mustangs liking and as a result it
» a s the offensive minded team that
»on
"Wahtonka played really » e l l ."
Meppner coach M ike Royer said
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didn't expect them to run » tih us and
that might have » o rn them down in
the end because everything went our
way the last three minutes of the
game
The Mustangs had entered the
fourth quarter with a shin S7 5b lead
but the I aglcs refused to quit as it
look Id fourth quarter points trom
W ayne W ilgcrs and eight trom
Bryan Padberg tor Meppner to win
W ilgers led all scorers in the game
with a career high '<• points and
Dick Devin had the game ot his life
with a career high 22 points to pace
the Mustangs
Jetl kienlen led the fugles with l ‘)
points trom inside and outside as
Carry Shannon and ru n (¡ran t were
also in double figures with I4 and I I
|Hun(s respectively lor Wahtonka
Cuch team got its offenses into
high gear in the early going as
Wahtonka look a 22 IX lirst |x-in»l
lead over Meppner
Kienlen pumped in six points to
lead the f ugles in the lirst penod
while Wilgers gunned hi eight lor the
Mustangs
Meppner. w hich was a sizzling M
ot 'X from the field tor the game,
a 57 percent c lip , kept the nets afire
in the second quarter with 2 ‘ points
to gt.ib a 41 'X first halt lead
Devin louiul the range trom the
perimeter in the second quarter and
But the difference mi the game » a s
at the tree throw line where the
Huskies were 2X ot l ’ lor a torrid
” b percent compared to V» percent
tor Meppner which went to the tree-
throw line torn lim es and made two
shots Ihe Mustangs were whistled
lor 2b hulls in the game to seven lor
Sherman Countv w itti onlv one ot
those bulls coming in the tirsi halt
W e re a team that relies heuv ilv
on our outside shooting and we
weren't hitting in the first halt
ex
plumed Meppner , .s u h M ike Rover
Dial coupled with the Sherman
( ountV s hot shooting was the dll
terencc in (he tirsi halt ”
It s tough to lose when vou go
to the- line almost 44> tune's
I k - add
cd "and I found that aspect ot thc
gumc a little bit ridiculous
Arlington
downs Cards
66-55
quarter a . Britt came o li the bench
lo hu tour ot tour field g iu ls tor
eight (»unts in the quartet a . XX ilgcrs
contributed six more points
Ihe Mustangs w ill hope to get
back into the win colunui this
weekend when they host Pilot R .x'k
on fn d a v at a|ip ro xin u tcly X p m
and XXeston XI. I wen on Saturday jt
approxm utely ft IX p m
Meppner deleafed Pilot K«xk two
w eek. ago. 71 bO and w ill have to
stop the K ix k c ts ' Jamie M cC all the
second tinx- atoutxl aixl w ill lace thc
I igetSciXs on Saturday . the Pastern
D ivision s ce lia i dwellers
I he M usta n g . were una hi e lo bus
a basket in thè tirs i tw o pciods as
S h e rn un C iu u itv p.i.e.1 bv b ' I "
B II M a rtin led IR 4 alter thè tirs i
quarter and 40 IX al m le n n is .io n
Meppner w h ich shot X7 percent
fi -in thè tlis ir in I ridav ' . w in o ve r
XX ahtonka » e ie 2 ' o t
tro n i thè
t io lei Naiurdav night to t «X (x-rccnt
bui » e re ahsolutclv lu g u l in thè tirs i
Ih m inutes
I he M ustangs have macie a habit
o ! co m in g back fr in ii huge ha lttm x-
defie ils to itiakc il a c losc game a thè
end and Halurday night was no
d itte re n i
Me(vptx-r « uh - o l thè short est teams
in thè leaguc. was able to n u tc h up
w ith thè M uskics ta irly evcnly and
cra w le d back m io thè game w ith a
tenacuuis man lo man d e fen x- j ik I
thè ahiluv lo start h ittm g thè oulside
shot
Sojvbomore Bvan P.idtx-rg one o t
thè (1 U s to p p om i g u a n i, scored
eight |>>ints in thè th ird lia in e a . thè
M usta n g . iHilscored Sherman C oun
tv Ih 7 m thè tram e lo p u lì w ith in
4 ' M ente-ring thè b u irth quarter
Heppner contm ued to itiake a run
ai die M usine, in thè fo u n h qua ile i
p u llm g to w ith in eight p o in ls on
sc-veral «xcasions
M o w c v c r w ith each Meppner lu ti
S h e rn u n C ounty w o u ld q u ic k lv ca li
a tim e o u t and Icnd o l i anv ho|x-s o l
thè M u s ta n g , p u llm g thè game oul
Ih e M uskics lite ta llv liv c d at thè
lo u l Ime in thè lo u rth q u a rle r. con
v e rtin g I X o f |7 attem pis fo r 77 jx-t
cent In thè p rtx e s s . Mep|>ner lost
slarters Du.ine B all atul D ic k IH -vin
» h o lo u le d ou l o l thè ganx- M iei
man C o u n ty . w h ic h had 20 vecond
h a ll (xnnts. had on lv tw o fid e i g o a l,
in lh .it h a ll
Russell B ru t and XXavnc VX ilgers
d u i lhe- 1 r hest to hrm g thè M usta n g ,
w ith in s frik in g distance in thè lo u rth
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