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Fillies clinch district playoff berth Mustangs avenge earlier loss to Pirates
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B y Jill C o n k lin
T V Heppner F ill* « used a total
team effort to defeat the Stanfield
Tigers in C B C action 44 26 on
Saturday. Feb 4
Both teams started «Hit vkm but
H rp p n rr scored nine points to Stan
field's four in the first «juancr A full
court press kept the Tig e r offense in
check while the Fillies took ads an
(age of Stanfield's aggressiveness
which sent Heppner players to the
foul line 5 times
In the second quaner Heppner a
defense did an excellent job only
allowing one field g«val and one free
throw The Fillies never g«R their of
fense going and scored only nine
points during the period, but it was
enough to lead 18-7 at the half
A IS point third ouarter and a
pressure defense helped the Fillies
gain a 19 point advantage Even
scoring fnvm several players keyed
a rally that earned the Fillies a 33-14
lead
Stanfield out scored Heppner by
one point in the final period which
narrowed the margin of v ictory to 18
points. 44 26
Tam i Lindsay paced Heppner with
10 points Sandi Turner and Jill Con
klin chipped in 9 and 7 points respec
tively Point guard K im Siookey
dished «Hit 4 assists to aid the cause
Stephanie /abransky of Stanfield
took game high honors with 14
points
W ith the w in. Heppner upped
their conference record to 10-0 and
clinched a district t«ximament herth
The Fillies' over all record now
viands at 11-3
This weekend is very important
for Heppner as they play second
place Weston McF.wen at home on
Friday and a tough Wasco County
team in M orn on Saturday
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Mustangs cage Tigers Mustangs
take hold
of Umatilla
B y Scott Johnston
Behind Randy Hanson's game
high 23 points and 12 rebounds, the
Mustangs defeated the h«>si Stanfield
Tigers for the fourth time this season
Saturday night
A funny thing happened on the
way to the game, as Hanson missed
the team bus
L u c k y for the
Mustangs, he arrived in time for the
game ami saved the Mustang's hide
Seven Mustangs scored in the first
quarter as Heppner outscorcd the
Tigers by three points leading 16-13.
Three 3-powit field goals by
Russell Britt in the second quarter
led the Mustangs as they took a slim
37-33 lead into the locker room
Heppner increased Us lead by
eight in the third quarter, led by
Hanson's nine points in the period
Alter the third quarter it Uioked as
if Heppner would blow the game
open, but it was not to be. and the
Tigers came fighting back Heppner
and Stanfield both took turns at scor
r
ing spurts but in the end the
Mustangs were able to hang on even
though they were outscorrd 18-14 in
the final stan/a Bryan Padherg led
the fourth quarter with nine points
Tim Hays contributed 12 rebounds
and Britt handed out 10 assists for
the Mustangs
Nest up for the Mustangs will be
the visiting W eston-M cEwen Tiger
Scots, Friday, before making the
long trip to Maupin to play the
Wasco County Rcdsides on Satur
day. This will be a very important
weekend for the Mustangs in deter
mining play-off position
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Hrppnrr iMl l‘»dhrr* 4 2-3 10; Britt 3
4-4 17; Hick l>r«In 45-0 1.1; MHrh»ll 0 1-4
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It 1-2 23; Martin l.rtat« 24 14-27 40
Stanfield (411 Halles 3 5-6 II W Inbumr
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l.»rd..n 2 2-5 4. Totals 2.1 13-24 41
.1-point icnals. B rill 1.11.
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The Mustangs continued their cy
d e s»f l«*sing on Friday and winning
on Saturilav as they beat the Umatilla
Vikings January 28. 87 76
The Mustangs came «nil hot as
Dick D evin scored 10 o f the
Mustangs’ 24 first quarter points but
the Vikings stayed close, scoring 20
points of their own
Both Heppner and Umatilla
23 points in the second quarter to end
the very high scoring first half with
the Mustangs le.klmg by four points
Bryan Padherg led the Mustangs
scoring attack in the quarter with
eight points
Heppner cooled off in the third
peritkl scoring 14 while the Vikings
scored 16 to cut the Mustang lead to
just two points going into the final
period
Heppner. who shot 33 fa x throws
on the night, shot 23 in the final
period connecting on 18
The
Mustangs who shot a dismal 4h‘i the
night before against Pilot Rock came
back an«! shot an impressive 711 as
the Mustangs closed the «kxir on the
Mustangs winning 87-76
R u s m t II Brill scored 25 points ami
bad eight assists while Padherg
scored 2,3 to J«yid the Mustangs
Slater Mitchell pulled down 11 re
hounds for Heppner
Revenge will be on the minds of
Heppner Mustangs this Friday as
they host the Riverside Pirates The
Pirates upset the Mustangs the Iasi
time Ihe two M orrow founts learns
played Friday. Januarv 13. SI Sh
Ihe Mustangs have not won a I n
day night game since
Heppner will then travel to Stan
field, to play the Tigers tor the
fourth tim e this season
Ihe
Mustangs have won all three
previous meetings
scored
B y Scott Johnston
The Heppner Mustangs were
looking for a little revenge over
Riverside Friday. Feb 3 and g«k it
in a big way as »hey vtampeded over
the visiting Pirates 97-71.
Riverside beat the Mustangs
earlier this season. 81 52 but Hepp
ner, behind Bryan Padherg s 38
jxiints, was determined not to let that
happen again
The Mustang defense shut down
the Pirates in the first quarter as
Riverside only scored 10 points
Meanwhile Hcppncr’s offense was
in high gear and they scored 23
Heppner continued its dominance
in the second quarter scoring 27
fkunts of which 14 came from
Padherg Once again the Pirates
couldn't generate much offense and
found themselves trailing 50-25 at
the half
Riverside rallied in the third
quarter and cut the Mustang lead to
16 points but came no closer at
Heppner started to pull away again
The Mustangs i«k>k a 69-50 ¡cad go
ing into the final penod
Dick Dev in scored eight o f his 20
points in the fourth period ami the
Mustangs outscorcd Riverside 28 21
and got the victory 97-71
Padherg, in additkin to his .38
points, got 10 rebounds and eight
assists T im Hays also pulled down
10 rebounds while Russell Britt had
12 avsists to lead the victorious
Mustangs
The Heppner victo ry, one in
which every Mustang scored, kept
them within one game o f C f a ' leader
Pilot Rtx'k
SUtktln
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Marlin 2 1-2 3; ( «»nitor I 4-1 2; H kk Ibrvln
10 0 4 20. MHt hrll 3 2-3 fl; I U « » I 1 2 3;
l.bNhai I 4-4 2; Hanson 2 4 : 4
Hit rrsirtr (7|) I allman 10 2-4 24; Itlll 4
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Dick Devin makes lay-ins look easy as he puls one in for the
Mustangs in Fridays game against Riverside The Mustangs
broke their Friday night game loss record and beat the Pirates
97-71
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Colt Basketball is underway
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This was the second week of Colt Basketball
play The first game was the Lions against
the Eagles The Lions won this game Colt
basketball plays every Saturday with the first
Joyce MugN n
game at 9 a m The sport includes children
from fourth grade through sixth There are six
different teams involved Come out and watch
your favorite team play
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7 10-15 23; Marlin; Houy I k iln Hkk Hr« in
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I Irntsa« I 4 4 2; Hanson I 2-2 4. I niats 23
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The Heppner Frosh put their nine
game winning streak on the line
when they visited lone January 31.
to take on the Cariflnal J V H c p p
ner captured a narrow 45-4.3 win in
nearly a repeat ol the game played
January 9 at Heppner
lone jumped to a 13-10 first
quarter lead and maintained that
margin halfway through the second
penod Hcppncr's Rkhard Pettyjohn
began finding the range to score 10
second quarter points helping Hcpp
ner b u ild a 2 6 -1 7 halftim e
advantage.
The Cardinals used balanced scor
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36-35 at the quarter's end
T h e lead chaneed hands
throughout the fourth quarter with
neither team leading by more than a
few points Gabe Ganna hit a 16 foot
jumper with 33 seconds remaining
which proved to be the winning
points
Ryan C u rn n went out in the first
penod with a broken hone in his
foot He w ill be lost for the re
mainder of the season
Jason Britt scored 16 points and
Richard Pettyjohn scored 14 to pace
the Mustangs
Britt 16. Pettyjohn 14. Rathhun 5;
Garcia 4; Sweeney 4, C u rn n 2;
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