Heppner gazette-times., February 01, 1989, Page EIGHT, Image 8

L I G H T - H e p p n e r ( i u r i l r - l i m n , H r p p n r r , O re g o n W rd n r % d n > , E r h r u a r s
Ione edges out Helix 60-57
,,apineau
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point *akes
honors
By Michelle Papmeau
By M ic h e lle Papineau
Saturday . January 28 the lone JV
girls lost a narrow one to the Shcr
nun County JV girls 45 to 43
lone took an early 12 point lead in
the first quancr The »coring attack
was led by freshnun Brandi Ball
with eight points.
lone was unable to successfully
contain the Huskies offense as they
out scored lone 15 to 6 leaving the
half time score at lone 24 Sherman
21
tone s third quancr attac k was led
by Kris Bedortha w ith six o f the
quancr's eight punts However,
lone allowed 11 Sherman points to
give the Huskies the lead 34-32
The lead changed hands many
times throughout the founh quancr.
hut tim e plagued the Cardinals as
foul sfn»ts hy the Huskies dctcrm in
ed the late o f ihe game Michelle
Papineau had five poinis in Ihe
lounh quarter to lead lone's scoring
w ith I I points
The final score was lone 43 Sher­
man 45
lone won another narrow one to
H elix Friday. January 27 lonc'%
3-point shooters kept lone in edging
out the Grizzlies 60-57
Dustin Padhcrg was the sole
scorer in [he first quarter w ith 10
points did. however, ou(score Helix
in the first quarter 10-7
Three-point shots by Brian Ball
and Kyle Broderick helped to add 19
points to the Cardinal effort Their
defense allowed 22 points by Helix
to end the score at half time lone 25.
Helix 29
Padherg again dominated (he score
hooks in the 3rd quarter w ith 10 o f
lone's 15 points. Kyle Broderick
added another 3-pointer
Broderick was unstoppable at the
3-point line as he downed four F ri­
day night, two in the fourth quarter
M ike Garrett added eight points to
finish o ff the G rizzlies The final
score was lone 60 H elix 57
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Pilot Rock
By Scott Johnston
th e J V Mustangs battled Pilot
Hock January 27. but fell short, los
mg their fourth straight game 7 1 64
Heppner, behind Eric Connor's
six first period points led after the
first quarter by only one
Six Mustangs scored in the second
quarter but the Rockets outscored
Heppner 22 19 lin in g into halt the
Mustangs trailed 14 t |
Ih c game remained close in the
third quarter as Heppner stayed
w ithin striking distance going into
the lin irth period Brandon Pedro
scored eight points in the pern*d and
the Mustangs trailed 53 4R after
three quarters o f play
Heppner was unable to make a
comeback in the fourth quarter as
they were outscored IS 16 The
Mustangs, who shot a dismal 4 Id.
21% from the free throw line, lost
71 61 to the visiting Rockets
The Mustangs were led by Pedro
who scored 21 points and yanked
down seven rebounds l j r r y Cecil
dished out fiHir assists and got eight
steals for Heppner
StatMln
Hrppnrr J.V.'t iM l t imnnr 4 0-0 X;
hrrin J M X ; t n il 4 15 10; IVxtr» 10 1-5
21; Rund 2 0-0 4; John.lnn 0 0-2 0; llms
I 0-0 2; IHmtn 3 1-2 7; MaVn 2 0-14;
Slunkrrs; Sharp. VS ailatr. Hurl T«tah 27
4-1« 04.
PWa K.»k J.V.’t (7IF-MM« S 1-3 7; Milirr
5 3-5 13; t orla/ar 0 2-2 2; Mtirphi 2 *-10
13; \ndrr*.m 10-0 2; Hmiphlll 4 2-3 10;
H.thrkk 2 IMl 4; I rrsham 4 X 7 | l
(Juempt* 3 1-3 7; harm, talk lotah 24
23-33 71.
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PMnt Knrk J.V .'t
II 22 I* IX 71
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By J ill Conklin
Behind a combined 34 points from
Sandi Turner and Jennifer C urrin.
the Heppner F illies posted an im-
prcsive 66-48 victory over the host
Um atilla Vikings. Saturday
l matilla had trouble scoring in the
first quarter as the F illies held high
scoring A n ji Jorstad in check Even
though Heppner double teamed
Jorstad the other Vikings could nm
score, and only got four points in-
the period
Heppner. however.
K’ored 13. led by T urn er’» nine
points
A 20 point second quarter boosted
Heppner'» lead lo 33 19 at the half
Turner »cored six points despite he
ing hampered hy four foul* Free
throws allowed the Vikings to score
15 p un ts, as ihe Fillies sent them to
the chanty stripe 15 times
The second h alf was one riddled
by fouls Both teams shot 14 foul
shots during the third period Hcpjv
ner scored on only a half of their free
shots hut the Vikings made eight
Although the Vikings kept pace with
Heppner. 16-16 in the quarter they
still trailed 49-35
Farly in ihc third stanza Heppner
lo»l Turner to fouls This did not
daunt (he Fillies as Kim Stookcy and
C urrin combined for 10 o f Hcpp
ner's 17 fourth period p u n ts
Um atilla made three o f 12 free
throws in the last period and only
scored 13 p un ts
C urrin scored a team 19 punts for
Heppner Jorstad led the Viking»
with 25 punts Libby Britt played an
excellent defensive game, stealing
the hall six limes
The Fillies are now 8-0 m league
games and hold a 9-3 season mark
Next up for Heppner w ill he the
Riverside Pirates on Friday night
and then they travel to Stanfield for
a rematch w ith the w mlcss Tigcrs on
Saturday
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By M ic h e lle P a pin ea u
The lone l-ady Cardinals played
an aggressive game against the’ third
ranked Sherman Huskies The Cards
lost 46- 35
lone played a grueling first quarter
answering every one o f Sherman's
points w ith one o f their own The
first quarter ended w ith both teams
at 12 points
t he Husky defense held the Car
dinals to only three points while thev
.ultled another nine th e I - r I v Cards
went into half-tim e trailing by six
points with a score o l 15 21
Sherman C ounty kept th e ir
defense tight allowing only one more
poini than they did in the second
quarter
lone tried to rally hack in the
fourth quarter but il proved lo he*
fruitless as they lost 35 46
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