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Mustangs exit district tournament early
B> A s h le r C o n k li n
Heppner'» boy» hack, el hall team
received an early exit ai (he District
7-A tournament last Friday alter
noon at the hands o f the Sherman
County Huskies, particularly Hill
Martin
The 6' J " junior scored a career
high 41 points and added 15 re
hounds to lead the Huskies to a
75-51 win over the Mustangs The
lovx ended Heppner \ season at
10-10
“ I was a little surprised at how
easy they (Sherman County) got the
hall inside." Heppner coach Mike
Royer said
I thought our defense
was ready to control Martin "
Martin scored 2 ' punts in the first
half to propel the Huskies to a 19 27
lead at halftime as the Mustangs
were never able to get hack into the
game
" I kept waiting for us to nuke a
run at them hut it never happened.'
Royer said
\kc struggled often
sisely all night "
Dick Devin paced Heppner with
14 points and Russell Hritt added 9
more o ff the bench, hut Wayne
Wilgers and Brsan F’adhcrg, Hcpp
tier's top two scorers, were held in
check
Wilgers scored H points, hut 14
helow his 22 point per game
average Meanwhile. Padherg, who
had heen averaging 14 [aunts a
game, only scored 4
The incide play of Martin and the
outside sharp shooting of (iary Eaton
and T rao Fields pa.ed the Huskies
early on
Martin popped in I I points hut it
was the outside shooting o f the two
Sherman Counts guards that open
cd things up for Martin inside
Fields scored six o f his eight
points in the first trame and baton
had (our o f his eight (vnnts as the
Huskies led by as nuns as I 1 points
in the first trame before settling lor
a 2110 lead
Martin continued to bang inside
during the second period to score
eight more points and help Sherman
Counts extend its lead to 19 27 at the
break
Des in. who »cored 10 of his points
in the first (wo quarters, had h points
in the second period as did Xk ilgcrs
as the Mustangs tried to stay in the
game
Heppner. which has come hack in
the second halt in nuns games this
season, was unable to on Friday ast
he Huskies continued to roll on
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Sherman Counts scored the first
eight points o f the third quarter and
led 47 29 before Pedbcrf bit •
iuiif>er with 4 X7 gu tn the quarter
tor the Mustangs first points of the
quarter
However the Huskies. Ix-hind nine
more points trom Martin continued
to dominate the game as Shernun
County controlled the third quarter
|9 H to increase its lead to Xg IX
Martin .kldeil 9 ¡»unis in the tourth
period as the Huskies led hs II
points, 70 19. al one point helore
Heppner made it 75 XI at ihc final
baton and Fields were nearly
perfect in the Sherman Counts
backiourt in feeding ihe ball into
Martin and pressuring the Mustang
guards
Falun hjd fise assists and Fields
stole Ihe ball Ihrec limes to lead the
Huskies into forcing 27 Heppner
turnovers
Shernun Counts also made 'K
percent o f its field goals. '2 ot xx
including Martin's I 7 ot 25 .lip
trom the field
Meanwhile, the Mustangs were 41
percent from the floor nuking 20 • >f
49 attempts Heppner was alv> I 1 of
15 from the charity stripe tor 71
percent
The Mustangs were able to grab
only 2H rebounds and were led bs
Wilgers (seven boards) and Padherg
(five Nurds)
PadN'rg also hail live assisis to
lead Heppner in that calcgors
Vk o didn't play that well but sou
husc to give Shernun Counts ,i lot
ot credit because thes placed a gissi
game.' Royer said "They deserve
a lot ot credit "
It's disappointing to etui the
seavin this w a s ." Rover added
anil it could be blamed on a lot of
thingv but vs hat is done is done and
I in alreads lisikmg forward to next
scar
Ihe Mustangs will have starters
Des in
and
Padherg
(both
sophomores) back nexl sear along
ss uh iunior starter Duane Kill but
will lose seniors Wilgers and I rent
Harrison, both starters, and reserve
(iene (iarrett
Wilgers led the team in scoring
(20 7 points per gamci and rchoun
ding (9 7 per gamci
Padherg was second in scoring
and Harris.>n second in rebounding
Padherg was also fust in assists iX Si
and Ball second
I Vs in finished third iii sc oring
(9 4 [minis), rebounding i4 9i anil
sieals (2 Hi
Xiong with ihe three reluming
starters nect season Heppner will
jlso have the services ot freshman
Unit again
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