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Heppner's lurnor varsity girls
basketball k -jn i jumped out to j big
lost quarter lead and cruised the rest
o f the »ay to heat the Wahtonka
Kagles 0 -23 last f-riday night
I he Killies, with Jennifer C u rrin
scoring nine first quarter points, set
the lone o f the game early on and
stayed on top to » in the contest
The Kagles made things in
leresting by gaining the second
free th ro * line
I he M l ich were ' *d 10 from the
xinpe for V) percent compared lo *
ot 4i for " per ceni lo r ^ uhionk j
period 12 4 to conn- » ith in 14 th a t
halftim e
Then » ilh each team managing
only three points m the third frame
Heppner »as up only 22 14 enter
ing the fourth quarter
Ho»ever the I lilies grabbed the
fourth quarter 4 4 to » in going
a»ay. 312»
C u rrin led a balanced Heppner at
tack » ith a game high 14 points as
each squad had its problems ai the
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much for Wahtonka
Ite Ashley ( otiklin
contributed eight more
Ihe Heppner win overshadowed a
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Wahtonka s k im Kiser who hail 22
of the la g le s ' IK points
A ttc i taking a 10-7 lirst period
lead in which Kuhanks netted sic
points, the Killies took a Ml IS lead
at the break with a 2<i I I adsantagi
in ihe second quarter
kuhanks swished eight [mints for
Heppner as 1 mdcas and I inner rip
ped the nets tor sic points apiei c in
Ihe quaner
"Saudi and Ihcrcsa really shot ihe
hall well lo r us m the lirst halt
Heppner coach M ik i Royer said
In the opening halt I uhanks was
7 o f 10 from the tlo o i I mdsav 4 of
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A decimated Heppner girls hacker
hall team |ust d id n 't base the
strength to stay with the Sherman
Counts Huskies lad Saturday night
and the result was a »H »2 loss for
the lillie s in Columbia Basin ( on
lerence action In spile o f the loss
Heppner remained in second place
o f the ( B ("s I astern D ivision with
j 4 1 league record anil V 4 overall
mark
Not to take anything away Iron»
Sherman County . hut wc hail a sou
pie ot girls that were playing suk
and thes got real tired at the end of
the game
Heppner coach M ike
Koser said
I think we ran out ot
gas in the fourth quarter
Sherman Counts is a good defen
vise team.' he added, "a n d their
press bothered us at times
The Killies com m itted V) tut
nosers lo r the game and alter has
mg one o f its best shooting games o l
the season Kriday night, were a
woeful »4 p c tic n t from the floor
Saturday night and a miserable 22
percent from the line
Ihe Huskies, with ihe use o f (h o t
lu ll court press, jumped out lo a
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Another key to the Killy win was
the play o l point guard I tna
Das idson
Dasidson who lied .1 i areei high
w ith 10 assists had f i'c o l those ill
the second quarter uvl also >li<l a lim
[oh handling the hall in the face o l
the Wahtonka |>iess
" W c look good cafe of the hall
and wc were real patient with our ol
fcn s c ." Royer said
Kiser tried to bring the Kagles
hack in the second halt with III
points in the th ird period hut
Kuhanks answered with sesenof her
own as Heppner led 42 Ml after three
periods and played its bench
throughout the tounh quarter
"O v e ra ll we played a solid
game,” Royer said " I was happy
with the way we played
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field goal in ihe lu st period, came
up with 10 points in the second
frame as the Killies adiustcd lo the
Sherman Counts press and pulled to
w ith in 2» 21 at halftim e
Ihe tw o teams struggled offen
siscly in the Iasi halt as it was free
throw shooting that carried the
Huskies to the win
Ihe Killies were unable to buy a
basket in the second half, nuking on
ly 3 ot IK second halt field goals for
2K percent ami had only four points
in the fourth period
Heppner w ill host I astern D is i
sion rivals Pilot R is k and Weston
M i I wen this weekend
Ihe Rockets, whom the Killies
host on Kriday at approximately b VI
p m were the state s seventh rank
ed team two weeks ago before the
Killies heat them 34 4 7
Pilot Rock is led hy a pair o f 5'
V " seniors. Rohm Baldwin and
Karen Doherty
The ligerScots. near the bottom
ot the I astern D ivision standings,
are led hy K e lli laing
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17 10 lead alter one period
Misss I uhanks. held lo a single
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the Mustangs, who took a 3 1 -27
halltim e lead
Heppner continued to increase its
m argin in the second h a lf while
holding the V ikings at hay lo claim
the win
B ritt added eight second half
[»unis and Slater M itch e ll, who
pumped in sesen points in the game,
had sty in the second half
H cin/clm an led I'm a tilla w ith 2.»
points hut no other V ikings were in
double figures
B ritt also led the Mustangs with
eight rehounds as M ille r and Con
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respectively
Fillies lack strength to stay with Huskies
Missy Eubanks looks to pass No 20 is Tina
Davidson
W ith one o f its best shooting
games o f the season. Heppner's girls
b a ske tb a ll team to p p le d the
Vkahlonka Kagles 3 t »H last f nday
night in Columbia Basin Conference
act it >n
Ihe Killies ripped the nets m the
lirsi half lor a M l percent clip from
the field nu kin g 13 of 23 shots, and
settled lo r a 43 percent rale lo r the
game on 23 o f 3f> shooting
Missy Kuhanks led Ihe »ay for
Heppner » ith a game high 27 points
as Ihercsa I indsay added a season
high nine points and Sancii lu rn e t
By Vshlrs C onklin
Heppner s treshmen hoys basket
hall team ran oser the l n u lilla V ik
mgs on January I » by a M 4V esamt
Russell B ritt led the M ustjngs
with 2K points while Heppner also
had strong inside games from Ryan
M ille r and Kris Connor who chqv
ped in 11 and 10 [mints respectively
B ritt had nine points in the first
quarter hut the Vikings, led hy sesen
[mints from Trust» H ein/elnun took
a 12 I I lead Kise o f B ritt's points
came at the line where he was five
of sic lo r the quarter
In the second period B ritt started
to light things up from the field as
be tallied 11 points m the period for
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