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Heppner Gazette Mimo. H rpptier, O rig in W ednesday. January 10. I*>90
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lone boys varsity starts league season one and one
By Ann Morter
The lone boy* varsity started their
league season on the road with a win
over Hell* and then vented for a split
on the weekend with a loss at the
hands of Sherman Counts Their
league record stands at I -1 and their
season total is 3-7.
The Cards arm ed at Hell* ready
to play They jumped out to a 16 X
first quarter lead and pushed on to
a 30-17 halftime advantage Hell*
rallied to within three points at the
end of the third quarter, with the
score 39-36 in lone's favor The
Cardinals then regrouped in the
fourth quarter, outscoring their op^
ponent 19 8 for a final score of
58A4
Mike Cianm of lone was the game
high punt nun with 2* Shawn
Hams added 14 and Jim Davison
shipped in 10 The Cardinals had the
rebounding advantage with Hams
grabbing 10 and Mark Anderson
coming off the bench to add another
10 David Nkagenbiast and Hams had
four assists each and GaiTetl and
Shawn Hams each racked up three
steals lone shot 43 percent from the
floor, compared to 27 percent for
Heli* The Cards made 47 percent
from the free throw line compared
to just 36 percent for the Grt/rlies
Coach Del laR uc says his team
played well Senior* Shawn Hams
and Mark Anderson had outstanding
games, picking up the slack when
Mike Garrett and Jim Davison got
into foul tnmble 1 aRue started two
freshmen. Ryan Halvorsen and
David Wagcnblasi. at the guard slots
and liked what he saw Despite some
’ freshmen mistakes'" he was pleas
ed with their efforts
Fillies down Stanfield
51-48 for second win
By Scott Johnston
The Heppner Fillies picked up
their second CBC victory when they
traveled to Stanfield Saturday
January 6 and beat the Tigers 3 1 48
The Fillies and Tigers kept the
score close in the first period as
Heppner outscorcd Stanfield by on
ly two Jennifer Currin scored eight
first quarter punts and Dulcic
Palmer added seven punts to give
Heppner an 18 16 lead at the end of
the quarter The Fillies fell behind
in the second quarter as the Tigers
outscorcd them 12 8 Stanfield had
a slim 28 26 lead at halt time
The two teams battled and the
score remained close in the third
quarter Stanfield increased its lead
and had a four punt lead going into
the final quarter The Fillies defense
held the Tigers to just si* punts in
the fourth quarter Heppner scored
13 to squeak out a close 31 48 vie
tory Jennifer Currin led all scorers
with 23 punts and 14 rebounds
Dulcic Palmer added 11 punts and
Nikki Hrisbois chipped in 10 punts
for the victorious Fillies
I he I lilies 2 (I in CBC plas and
3-5 overall will host the Riverside
Pirates (4 3) Friday and will travel
to Maupin to face the Wasco Co
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Saturday brought the Cardinals
back down to earth when they en
countered Sherman County The
Cards found themselves to he no
ntalch for the seasoned Huskies, who
ran away with a 74-52 victory.
Sherman County implemented a
tight press in the first quarter forc
ing a number of lone turnover* The
Huskies led 23-6 at the end of the
first quarter and continued to roll to
* 42-17 halt time lead The Cards
got into their game in the second
half, twlscoring the Huskies in both
the third and fourth quarters, but the
first half lead was insurmountable
Despite being in foul trouble
again. Mike Garrett was high scorer
with 24 points Sherman County's
6 '4 " Doug Martin was their high
scorer with 28 points Jim Davison
was in double figures for the Cards
By Bob Krein
On Friday. January 5. the Hcpp
ner Mustangs opened CBC play
against the four and two Pilot Rock
Rocket*
The Mustangs jumped to a 17 to
nine lead at the end of the first
quarter hut hail only a four point lead
at halftime The final score was
Heppner 34. Pilot Roik 48
The Mustangs were lead by
Ruvsell Britt with 15 points and nine
assist. followed by D»ug Devin with
14 points and si* steals Slater Mil
chell had 10 rehounds for the
By Ann Morter
the lone girls varsity returned
home after opening their league
schedule with a tough weekend on
the road and two wins in their
pocket After shaking the dust off
their game with a squeaker at Hell*,
fhc I.ady Cardinals returned to their
preChristm as vacation form with j
decisive victory over Sherman
County at Mom The Cardinals now
Nvast a 24) league record and a 7 -1
record overall
Against Heli* on Fndav, the
Cards found themselves lacking in
intensity after nearly 2 ^ weeks
without a game The Grizzlies had
played in a holiday tournament the
previous weekend and were
prepared to use the home court to
their advantage The game was close
the whole way. with the lead chang
ing hands several times Heli* held
a two point advantage at the end of
the first quarter but lone scrambled
back to a one bucket lead at the half ,
21 19 The third quarter found the
Cards ahead by one point, 31-30
IXtwn the final stretch, lone was able
to outscorc the Grizzlies. 8 6, to eek
out a )9 t6 victory
leading scorer for the l.ady Cards
was Jo Cupps with 11. followed
closely by her sister. Mary with It)
The game's high point person was
all around athlete, Julie Ncwstonof
Heli* with 17 points lone outre
bounded the Grizzlies, 40 37, with
sophomore Kan Morgan, grabbing
an impressive 12 boards Darccc
Padberg led the team with four
assists and she and Mary Cupps had
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three steals each The Cardinals
managed only a 'I percent staining
average, nuking 17 shots out ol 54
attempts from the tloor They nude
five stais out of 11 attempts from the
free thmw line for a 45 percent
average
According to coach Dana
Heideman. the Christinas vacation
Unk its toll on (he way (he team
played “ It was a win,” said
Heideman, but he felt that the game
was not really indicative of his
team's capabilities
Saturday was a different story tor
the Cardinals Facing a tall Sherman
Counts team on their home tloor, the
1 ady Cards regained their intensity
and aggressiveness to rmir to a 52 36
victory lone quickly jumped out to
a 14 5 lead at the end of the first
quarter They cMended the lead to
|4 5 m the second quarter before the
Huskies were able to respond and
lone link a comfortable, 27 14 edge
to the In ker room at the half Shcr
nun county outscorcd the Cartndal
12 10 in the third quarter, making
the wore 37 26 entering the final
period The Huskies nunaged to pull
within seven points before the I-.iciy
Cards were able to turn the mo men
turn their way and a c the game
Jo Cupps led all scorers with 15
juints Darccc Padberg and Amy
Wagcnhlust added 10 points each
lone had a total ot 14 assists with
Linda Morter garnering eight As a
result of an effective press, the ( ar
dmals collected 22 steals with Mary
Cupps leading in that department
with seven The Cards improved
their shooting accuracy by making
22 shots out of 54 attempts for 41
percent from the flm r They made-
eight free throws out of 18 attempts
for 44 percent Sherman County had
a slight advantage in rebounds,
W 35 Amy Wagenblast led the Car
dinal effort with 12 boards
Coach Dana Hcidcnun was pleas
ed with the way the ludy ( arils per
formed Shu8mg and intensity nn
proved dram atically from the
previous night He credited Amy
Wagenblast for a fine effort, despite
her
recent
recovery
from
mononucleosis, saying that this
game was one of her very best
lone's nc*t game is Friday in lone
against Fcho The Cardinals arc
Unking forward to the home court
advantage after playing seven out ot
their eight games on the road
Fasicrn Oregon State College ot
fictals have announced the names ot
265 students who made the b ra n 's
List for fall quarter, including Col
Icen Hensley and Keith Kcmson.
both of Morrow County
To qualify for the Dean's list,
students must have a grade point
average of 3 5 or higher on 12 grad
ed credits that term
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Dean’s List
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JANUARY SPECIALS
W h ile
S u p p lie s
Last
with 12 Sherman C ounts. with its
powerful inside game. out rebound
ed lone 32-28 Mike Garrett grabh
e*1 10 hoards for the Cardinals
David Wagenblast had five assists
and Shawn Hams had three steals to
lead lone
Oner again. Mark Anderson came
off the hrnch to a gnxl performance
Coach l.aRuc was especially pleas
ed with his defensive efforts jgamst
Sherman County's Doug Martin
1-aRue said that the Huskies were
able to effectively take the Cardinals
out of their game anil caused them
to make costly mistakes He vjk I that
having Garrett and Davison in tout
trouble also hurt the team l aRue
said the Cardinals performance was
“ sporty1' but that they did play well
in the second half
The Cardinals nest game is Friday
against Hcho in lone
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Kari Morgan goes for shot against Sherman Co
lone boys JV chalk up
experience but no wins
By Ann Morler
The lone boys junior varsity
chalked up some experience and
playing time but didn't manage to
put one in the win column last
weekend as ihcs went down in defeat
to Heli* and Sherman County
Friday at Heli*. the Cardinals ran
up against a taller and more e*
perirnccd squ.nl Heli* used a halt
court lraj> press most of rhe game
aril that rattled the young lone team
I he Grizzlies lumped out to a 14 6
lead in the first quarter and extend
ed the le.nl |0 '8 |8 al llu- halt Ihe
Cards fought b.n k in the second half
but were never able to pose a serious
threat The final score was )4 5 m m
favor ot Heli*
Bryan Basford was rhe high scorer
for the game with 14 points Mas
I overt made the only three point
shot of the contest late in the lourih
quarter
Coach Gregg Kietmann says that
despite the wore, his team really
didn't play too badly I he team is
mostly freshmen and al least four of
them haven't played organized
basketball before this year He said
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tli.it the team's inexperience caused
turnovers which hurt their ctlort
Saturday, the Cardinal* were
simply overwhelmed by a taller and
qutc ker Sherman County team lone
had plavcsl the Huskies hetorc
( 'hristinas aril had won by I 5 points
but Sherman County had added
some additional players before this
game I he final score was a I ops id
ed 63-22
Coach Kietmann said that 40 plus
turnovers and an unwillingness to
pul shots in the air contributed to the
loss The Huskies ran a press that
raised havik with the lone otfensc
He also tell that back to back road
trips really had worn the kids down
Some bright spots were evident
however Freshman Justin Miller led
the Cardinals with seven points I ru
< )rem was fiXt percent from the tree
throw fine, making 4 4 Freshman
Jason Schneider, who hadn't played
prior to this year, had a go.il game,
especially in the rebounding
department
The JV team has some time to
regroup with their next game in Con
don dn January 19
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