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The lone JV learns traveled to
Boardman on Tuesday. February 6.
for another matchup with the River
side freshmen While the girls team
managed to finally get the better of
their counterparts, the hoys settled
for improving their performance hut
falling short on the score
The JV girls were able to break
their string of one point losses by
defeating Riverside. VI 28 The
Lady Cards used excellent pressure
defense and improved hall handling
to chalk up the win
Riverside jumped out U* a 6-2 lead
in the first quarter but lone countered
with 11 points in the second quarter
while holding the Pirates to just
three The score at halftime was 13-9
in favor of lone The Cards came out
smoking in the third quarter, leading
21 9 at one point before they relax
cd a bit too much ami made vime
costly turnovers Riverside capitali/
cd on their letdown to roar back
within two at the end of the quarter.
19 21 As usual, the fourth quarter
was tense but lone outscored the
Pirates. 13-9. to end the game
victorious
Crystal Minster led all scorers
with sis points Kristine Hedortha
chipped in sis Ihc Cards leaped to
a 30-23 rcbouding edge over the
taller Pirates with Crystal Minster as
the leader, pulling down eight Rene
Vanlrcrsum, a senior cschangc stu
dent from Holland, grabbed an ad
ditional sis Minster also led in
assists with an outstanding total of
fifteen Ihc l-ady Cards shot a
respectable 41 percent from the floor
and an identical 41 percent from the
line
Couch Toni Bedortha was jubilant,
stating that the girls finally got a win
to show for their hustle and ag
grcssivcncss He said the Cards ex
ccuted their full-court press very
well, although they were unable to
capitalize on all the steals He credits
Crystal Minster for an excellent
game, leading in points, rebounds
and steals He also said Kristine
Hedortha and Rene VanLumscer hud
good efforts Before this season
Vanl urnsecr had never picked up a
basketball making her progress quite
remarkable
Ihc boys didn't fare as well, play
ing tough but falling to tire Riverside
freshmen, b8 3 1 In their first
match up this season, lone defeated
the Pirates, but Riverside prevailed
handily in their nest two meetings
Hie first quarter saw Riverside
take a slim, 19 14. advantage In the
second quarter however, they pull
ed out all the stops, outscoring the
( iids .'’ 111. to take a 1(1 25
halftime lead Ihe Pirates kept then
momentum going in the third
quarter, again outscoring the Car
dinals. 21 10 lone pulled together
a small rally in the fourth, scoring
lb (mints to Riverside s seven, but
it was too little too late
Deacon Heideman led the Car
dinal scoring with 17. followed by
Justin Miller with 13 Ihe Cards init
rebounded the tall Pirates, 39 33
with Heideman pulling down 13
hoards Miller dished out three
assists and Brent Shcirbon crabbed
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Frbruary 14, 1990
Ione JV girls defeat
Boardman; boys lose
By Anne Morter
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Jackpot team-roping and Springfield man pleads guilty
barrel race Feb. 24
to drug charge
two steals to lead those categories
Coach Gregg Rietmann said the
team made an improvement over
their last game with Riverside but the
Pirates were just too tall and I« hi
quick for his team He said that
Riverside had good shooting guards
plus a big man in the middle to
stymie the Cardinals While it didn t
go in the win column. Rietmann was
pleased that the team played a more
competitive game
By Marty Suter
Ihe Umatilla County High School
Rodeo Club will he sponsoring a
jackpot barrel race and team roping
Saturday, Feb 24. at Hopper's
arena The arena is located '4 mile
east of Buff 'N Brew on Meadows
Road
The schedule of events is as
follows:
8 a ni Open Barrel Race S 10
ALL SEASO N RADIAL RETREADS
10 a m under 32000. 2 for 58.
under S5000. 3 for 512. open rop
ing. 3 for 515
There will be a 30 percent cattle
charge and the management reserves
the right to go progressive after one
head
All proceeds from the roping will
go to the high school rodeo club
For more information contact
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