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Wilgers leads Mustangs to Fillies drop third game in a row
62-52 win over TigerScots
By \s h le s ( o n k lin
The high flying acrobatics o f the
W ayne W ilgers « h o * was worth
more than the price of admivsion last
Saturday night a t Hcppner's hoys
haskrthall team defeated the Weslun
McF.wcn T ig e r Scots 62 52 in Col
umhia Batin Conference action
W ilgers put on an outstanding
basketball display with a career high
12 points and led the Mustangs with
11 rebounds
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The win put Hcppner hack into a
three way tie atop the Fastcrn D iv i
sion standings of the CRC following
Cm atilla't 16 point win over Pilot
Rock on Saturday
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Hie Mustangs w ill face the W a s c o
County Redsides at home on Friday
night at approxim ately 7 .3 0 p m
and then travel to Athena on Satur
day for a game starling at approx
im alrly 6 15 against the same Tiger
Scots
The Fastcrn D ivision title race
could very w ell come down to a
U m a tilla H cppner showdown at
Hcppner on Thursday, Feb 20
Pilot Rock must still meet Western
Division co leader Sherman Coun
ty on the road and U m atilla must
face W ahtonka on the road
Despite the fact that Weston
M cF w c n has been in the Fastcrn
Division cellar most o f the season,
the Tiger Scots flirted with the lead
in the first period and held a 13 11
advantage early on
By iVshley <'o n k lin
Hcppner s |unior varsity hoys
basketball team got stcamrolled by
the Pilot Rock Rockets last Friday
night
The
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throughout the game and lostjv5 4 3
Allen ( hr hit outside and dmve the
lane for lay ins to lead the Rockets
with 21 punts and Ihad Sells chip
ped in 11 more for Pilot Rock
Barney Lindsay and Russell Britt
topped the Mustangs with nine and
eight punts respectively
Craig Angcll grabbed nine re
bounds to lead Hcppner and I mdsav
and Derek Hocft each coralled seven
more
The Rockets ran out to a comman
ding I 9 8 lead after the first quarter
Lindsay tried to keep the
Mustangs close with seven punts in
(he quarter but to no avail
(h r . who scored all of his punts
in the first three periods, sparked
Pilot Roc k to a 3t. 21) lead at inter
mission and 55 '3 after three
quarters
Hcppner did manage a 10 10 tie
in the fourth liame but it was far tin»
little too late
However the Mustangs took a 15
I 3 lead at the end of the period, cap
ped by a Wilgers slam dunk with 1.3
second« to go in the period
Wilgers tallied 12 points in the
first period and added 8 more for
Hcppner in the second quarter
The Mustangs continued their hot
streak in the second quarter as they
increased their advantage to 24 I 3
and then settled tor a 34 2 3 halftime
margin
Mark Fnckson scored all ol his
leant high I 3 punts m the first hall
for Weston Me I wen
Hcppner continued to control the
game in the third period and inercas
ed its advantage to M 31 js W ilgers
rifled in 12 more punts
John Pike came off the Tiger Scot
bench in the fourth frame as Weston
McF.wcn tried to close the gap
against mostly the Mustang bench
Ciene Garrett added eight punts
for Hcppcnr and Scott Miller did the
same for the Tiger Scot» in the
David Pedro, starting in place of
the iniurcd Trent Harrison, added
seven rebounds and Dick Devin and
Bryan Padberg c lutched six caroms
apiece
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for the Fillies came when Fuhanks
hit a 4 0 -fo o le r o ff the glass at the
first quarter buzzer
The Fillies increased their lead in
the second period to .35-21 at the
break
Fuhanks had six more rebounds in
the period as well as four of her six
steals in (he halt
Fuhanks finished the game with 18
points and 2 1 rebounds but had on
ly 6 points in the second hall as the
TigerScots controlled her in the end
Cuidy Slroeher also had a line first
half for Hcppner by nuking lour o f
six field goals for eight points
Weston McFwcn came back to
close the gap to 39 3 3 after the third
frame by capturing the frame 124
Shelly Morton, who led the Tiger
Scots with 17 points and was d of I I
from the free throw line, led
Weston McEwen to the win in the
fourth period
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one game over the past week They
scored a 45 23 wm over the Cascade
Locks Pirates on Saturday night
Ihc Cardinals showed improve
ment in their rebounding They had
a total of 40 boards which helped
them get up ^b sh«»8s from the field
Relatively |»mr shoemng percentages
from the field and foul line by the
t ardinal* 25 % and , v > kept the
Pirates int he game until the third
quarter
Lhc Cardinals were lead in scor
mg and ichounding hy Drcna Hams
with 18 points and I 3 boards Point
Guard Candi Rudisill had a good
night with V points. 5 assists and 5
steals Patti McFlligott was the se
cond leading rchoundcr with 9
hoards and also scored 8 points
Next week the Cardinals will he
playing Helix on Friday at home It
they win this game it will mean a
sure spot in the district tournament
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Morton tallied only one field goal
but sank six of seven free throws for
eight points in the period to lead the
winners on an 18 7 advantage
Darla Joy chipped in a dozen rravre
for the Tiger Scot» who won the
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Weston McFwcn made 19 o f 30
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In Saturday's game though the
first hall provided dramatic contrast
lo the second
Hcppner ran out lo a 2 2 -1 1 first
period lead and inc reased that ads an
tage to .35-21 at intermission
H ow ever
W esto n M c F w c n
outscored the Fillies .30-11 in the se
cond half to take the win
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By Ashley ( onklin
Behind 26 punts Irom Brian Ball
lone's |unior varsity boys basketball
learn defeated Hcppner'» treshmen
team ' I 3q on January 26
Ball hit 10 field goal» and 6 of 8
free throws to lead the Cardinals
over the Mustangs who were forced
to play with only seven players
Trie Connor and Ryan M iller led
Hrppner's inside game as the two
combined lor 24 punts and 12 re
bounds Slater Mitchell also had H
punts but the Musiangx were
plagued hs a season high 32 lur
novers and made only 5 of 20 free
throws in the game
Things started out fairly well for
Hcppner which was tied 10 10 after
one quarter and down only 23 22 at
intermission
lone though took control in the se
cond half, particularly in the fourth
Irame in which the Mustangs were
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W jv n c W ilgers slam dunks ball
By A d llr i ( onklin
After playing probably its best half
of the scavin in the first half. Hepp
nerx varsity girls basketball team
played probably its worst final two
quarters of the season and lost to the
Weston McF.wcn Tiger Scots 51 4 6
’ast Saturday night in Columbia
Basin Conference action
With a loss to Pile« Rock on Fri
day night and (he loss on Saturday .
the Fillie s arc now 4-5 in CBC play
and 9 6 overall and appear to he a
longshot lo make the district
tournament
Hcppner must now win at least
two of its last three games and hope
that Pika Rock and W eston MeFwen
will stumble as the Fillies hope to
sneak in and grab the Fasicm D is i
sion's second district tournament
berth behind Stanfield
Heppner will try to end its three
game losing streak this weekend
when they host the Wasco County
Redsides on Friday at 6 p m and
then travel to Athena on Saturday for
a rematch w ilh the Tigcr Scots at ap
proxmutely 4 .30 p m
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