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Heppner Guette-Tlmes, Heppner, 0repn Wedneaday, February 12, lttl - nvE Ione Ladies beat scrappy Wheeler team Lady Cards steamroll over Cascade Locks By Anne Morter The lone Lady Cardinal lock- ed up the second place spot in the West Division of the Big Sky Conference last weekend down- ing Wheeler and Cascade Locks. Both games were played in lone. The wins set them up to banle the second place team from the East Division in the opening round of the district tournament to be played in Umatilla February 21. With just two games remaining in the regular season the Cards have a 7-2 league record and are 15-3 overall. Friday night, Feb. 7, a scrap- py Wheeler team came to town and got beat by the Cardinals ».28. With Janie Cupps going to town on the offensive rebounds, the Lady Cardinals came to live and turned a one-point game in- to a 16-point game by halftime. Although the Falcons made the Cardinals work for it, lone roll- ed on to record the 50-28 win. Cupps led all scorers with 15 points. Kari Morgan added 12 and April Taylor nine. The Cards held a 4~30 rebounding edge over their shorter opponents with Morgan grabbing nine and Cupps adding seven. Nancy Morter pac- ed the team with five steals and four assists. Ione shot 34 percent from the floor, hitting 22 of 64. At the line they connected on five By Anne Morter Photo by Wayne Hams Nancy Morter dribbles around Falcon defender " We played a lot better than of their 10 attempts for 50 per- the week before," said coach cent. Wheeler was 10 of 38 from Dana Heideman. " I was happy the floor for 25 percent and eight with the way the kids went out of 16 from the line for 50 percent. and played hard ." The Lady Cardinal teamroll- ed the cellar-dwelling Pirates of Cascade Locks 50-23 on Satur- day, Feb. 8. With the outcome never in doubt, the Card used the minutes as a practice game, working on their half court of- fense and defense. All but two girls cored in the victory . Kari Morgan led all corers with 21 point , hooting 10 of 14 from the floor. The Card also dominated the boards, out rebounding the Pirates 31 - 10, led again by Kari Morgan with nine. Janie Cupps grabbed eight teals and Nancy Morter had three as i ts in the game. The Lady Cardinal had a good game in the night hooting from the field, making 22 of 43 for 48 percent. At the line, they hit just four of 12 for 33 percent. This weekend concludes the regular season with lone hosting Helix on Friday Feb. 14. The seniors will be honored as they play their last home game. On Saturday, they travel to Dufur for a game that will be a preview for District the upcoming Tournament. Photo by Wayne Hams Kari Morgan shoots the ball for lone Ione boys shellack Cascade Locks By Anne Morter Satruday, Feb. 8, was much the same scenario when the Car- dinals hosted Cascade Locks. The • outcome was clear early in the ' game as Ione took a 2~ 7 first quarter lead and a 43-19 halftime advantage. The final score was 70-37. Gabe Garcia led all scorers with 14_ points and Ryan Halvorsen had 11. The teams each ad 37 rebounds with Mike Garrett leading the way for the Cardinals with eight. Garrett also led tbe assi• department with four and Garcia had five steals. Deacon Heideman racked up an ~ v e seven blocked shots in the game. It was a good shooting night for the Cards as they hit 30 of 61 for 49 percent from the floor. At the line, they connected on eight of 15 for 53 percent. Although their first place spot • is locked up, the Cards have their wort cut out for them this weekend as they host Helix on Friday and travel to Dufur on Photo by Wayns Hams Saurday. Helix defeated the David Wagenblast (22) goes for layup against Cascade Locks number-one seed from the West Division, Sherman, last Saturday pesky Sherman team. Games plays first on Saturday at 2:30 and Dufur has lost only twice in begin at 6 p.m. on Friday with the p.m. followed by the girl ' var- leque, both times to the same girls' varsity. The boys JV team sity and then the boy ' var ity. Car·dinals best Wheeler 64-27 By Anne Morter The Ione Cardinals had two euy wins last weekend besting Wheeler on Feb. 7 and shellack- ina Cascade Locks on Feb. 8. The wins assured the Cards of the number-one seed from the East Division in the Big Sky Conference. The Cards outmanned the flu- plagued Wheeler Falcon Friday night in front of a home crowd, 64-27. The Cardinals cruised while the Falcon struggled with HHS class of '93 taking orders for booster jackets The Heppner High School class of '93 will be selling booster jackets at the next two home games, Sat. Feb. 15 and Friday , Feb. 21. Jackets are royal blue satin with a choice of olid tripe on the cuffs and band or olid blue rib- bing to match the jacket . A am- pie jacket may be seen at the games. 'They are available for $55 for a quilted lining style or $45 for a brushed nylon lined tyle. The price includes screen printing either front or back. There are ad- d itio.nal charge for over ized jackets and for screen printing on both front and back. A tarter style jacket is also available. Foam seat cushions are also be- ing sold for 7 .50 each. just one field goal in the first half. David Wagenbla t wa the leading scorer with 12 point followed by Brent Sheirbon with 11 and Mike Garrett with 10. Aaron Heideman and Garrett each had eight rebounds as Ione outboarded Wheeler 43-34. Gabe Garcia handed out ix a i t while Wagenblast added five and Sheirbon four and each nabbed four teals in the game. Deacon Heideman had three blocked hot . The Card hot 38 percent from the floor. making 28 of 73. At the line they hit five of eight for 62 percent. Wheeler wa nine of 4 1 for 24 percent from the floor and even of 13 for 54 percent from the line. 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