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TWO - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. March 13, 1996
Students compete at Roseburg rodeo
Local high school cowboys
and cowgirls did well in the
Roseburg High School Rodeo
held Saturday, March 2.
Justin Matteson of Heppner
took first place in calf roping
and Annie Hisler, Heppner,
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finished first in barrels and
poles.
Lexi Matteson, Heppner, was
third in barrels and Angela
Munkers, Lexington, took fifth
place in breakaway and sixth in
cow cutting,
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FFA holding
service auction
Lady Cards bring home first place in district
The Heppner FFA Chapter
will hold a labor service auction
as a fund raiser this spring. All
proceeds from the sale will go
toward the FFA enrichment
program.
In the service auction (slave
sale), students are auctioned for
eight hours of work. Bids may
be placed at Heppner High
School by calling 676-9138 ext.
26 or by writing the school at
Box 67, Heppner. Bids must
placed by this Saturday, March
16, and all sales will go to the
highest bidder. The minimum
bid is $35 for an eight hour day.
Students are to complete their
eight hours of work by June 2,
or arrangments must be made
between FFA and the buyer by
that date.
The FFA advisor may change
the placement of a worker if
complications arise.
Following are available
students: Matt Browning, Josh
Clark, Danny Coiner, Jared
Eckman, Jossie Evans, Casey
Evans, Mandi Gutierrez, Jon
Humphreys, Tina Kemp, Toni
Kemp, Joey Kindle, Brian
Knowles, Frank Martin, Shane
Matheny, Justin Matteson,
Caleb M cDaniel, Tiffanie
Munkers, Angela Munkers,
Tyson Palmateer, Ryan Petty
john, Donnie Pointer, Josie
Proctor, Bobbie Rankin, Royal
Robinson, Dusty Rollis, Dan
Sample, Elliot Strouse, Brian
Struckmeier, Cam Sweeney,
Ross VanEtta, Randy VanEtta,
Donald White, Shawn Wil
helm, Dale Wilson, Larry
Woodall, Rick Worden, Kristi
Worden and Tom Zumwalt.
By Kara Miller
The machinery clicked Friday
night, Feb. 19, in the Her
miston gymnasium when the
lone Lady Cardinals met the
Big Sky west number one
Wasco County Redsides. The
Cards beat the Redsides, 55-25.
It was the playoff between
the east and west leaders to see
who would represent the Big
Sky District in the state 1A
basketball tourney in Baker Ci
ty. It was the fourth year in a
row that these two teams met
to contest the district cham
pionship and it was the fourth
time that lone was victorious.
It was a team effort with
every player contributing and
coach Dana Heideman was
"real happy with the way the
kids came out fired up and
ready to go. We played really
well. We played with a lot of in
tensity, a lot of heart and a lot
of desire."
From the Wasco County
turnover of the opening tip, the
Cardinals took control of the
game and put the first two
points on the board off of a put
back by Suzy Heideman.
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ed with two more. At the end
of the first quarter, the Cards
led 19-6; and at the end of two,
they were ahead 32-11, on a
three-point shot by Melissa
McElligott at the buzzer. In
tense defense and patient of
fense were keys to the 21 point
lead at the half.
The Cardinals increased their
lead in the third and were in
front, 42-17, on a jump shot by
Jenny Sullivan in the closing se
cond of the quarter. The Car
dinals slowed the tempo in the
fourth quarter, but maintained
control of the game, building
the score. Maci Childers hit a
field goal to make the final two
points of the game and the
score lone 55, Wasco County,
25.
Wasco County scoring was
led by Ginny Udey with nine,
Aimee Lindell with eight and
senior Julie Capps scored
seven.
lone's McElligott led all scor
ing with 20 points, including
five of six at the free throw line,
seven rebounds and five
assists. She was followed by
Heideman with 10 points, five
rebounds and three assists.
Dawn Boor contributed a three-
point bucket and two field
By Kara Miller
In a see-saw battle through
two and a half quarters, the
lone Lady Cardinals finally
shook off first game jitters to
pull ahead with 10 unanswered
points in the final minutes of
the third quarter against the
Alsea Wolverines, 36-26 at the
buzzer to take the lead for
good. The Cardinals finished
their opening round game of
the Oregon 1A championship
tournament in Baker City with
a 50-33 win over Alsea.
lone got the opening tip but
couldn't capitalize on the ad
vantage. Alsea got the rebound
and successfully returned for
two. Melissa McElligott was
fouled on her drive to the bas
ket and aced both of her free
throws.
Alsea scored six unanswered
points before the Cardinals got
in stride and Laree Anderson
connected for two, followed
quickly with a turn around by
Suzy Heideman for two more
and lone was down by two.
Heideman hit another basket,
then blocked an Alsea put up
that McElligott was able to grab
and take in for two more
points. The quarter ended with
lone down by one.
The second quarter opened
and Heideman was fouled. She
made both free throws, then
got the rebound from Jenny
Sullivan after a trip up and
down the floor and put it back
for two more points.Heideman
was on her way to scoring a
game-high 21 points. The half
ended with lone up by four
24-20. lone held Alsea's star,
Nicole Calderone, to just four
points in the first two quarters.
Heideman opened the third
quarter by scoring two points,
but Alsea went on another
streak, hitting three unanswer
ed baskets until Calderone foul
ed Cardinal's Anderson. An
derson made one of her free
throws. In the scramble for the
ball, Sullivan was fouled. She
also made one of her two free
throws, then Heideman went
on a scoring streak of her own.
In the process of making a lay-
in, Heideman was fouled by
Calderone. Heideman got the
two point bucket, plus one of
her two free throws, then
grabbed a rebound and put up
two more points. Dawn Boor
pulled down a rebound, pass
ing it to Anderson who suc
cessfully swished a three-point
bucket to finish the three
quarters with five rebounds
and six points. lone led 36-26
at the end of three.
Fourth quarter action saw
Heideman make two more
baskets, block another shot and
get the last of her eight re
bounds in the game. Coach
Dana Heideman said, "The
game plan was to go to center
Suzy Heideman because we
knew Alsea's weakness was
their inside game. Suzy played
very strong; it was probably her
best game of the season. Floor
leader McElligott had another
excellent game directing our of
fense, but even though Suzy
and Mel have played a lot of big
games and they have the ex
perience, you can't win with
just two players."
Sullivan finished with a
team-high 10 rebounds and
made two out of her three free
throw points. McElligott added
another blocked shot, two re
bounds and three points to
finish the game with 11. Ander
son hit a field goal and made
one of two free throws award
ed to injured Kara Miller, who
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Stats: Wasco County (25)-Beechler
0 1-2 1, Capps 3 1-1 7, Udey 4 1-8
9, Lindell 4 0-0 8, S. Smith. Tolentino,
H. Smith, Chastain, Ashley, Hayes,
Walker, Woodside. TOTALS: 11 3-11
25.
lone (55)-Boor 3 0-0 7, Childers 1
0-0 2, Anderson 2 0-0 6, Haguewood
2 0-0 4, McElligott 7 5-6 20, J. Sullivan
3 0-0 6, Heideman 4 2-2 10, Odinet,
Miller, Holtz, N. Sullivan, Ball.
TOTALS: 22 7-8 55.
Three-point goals: lone-Anderson 2,
Boor, McElligott.
Fouled out: none.
Wolverines fall to Lady Cards' inside attack
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4 Pt - 1 2 V 2 ga....3 5 .9 5
FIELD FENCING
goals for seven points. Laree
Anderson hit two three-point
shots for sue points. Sullivan
added six points and pulled
down three rebounds. Hague-
wood put up four points and
Childers had two. Tori Odinet
and Kara Miller contributed to
the rebounding effort and
Miller added two steals and
three assists.
Every member of the team
pulled down at least one re
bound and, as a team, shot 46
percent from the floor and 87
percent from the foul line. The
Redsides shot 25 percent from
the floor and 27 percent from
the charity stripe. lone had 10
turnovers compared to 23 for
Wasco County. Twelve of the
Redsides' turnovers were steals
by the Cardinals.
had to leave the game after be
ing fouled.
The Cardinals outscored the 1
Wolverines 26-13 in the second '
half to pull away with the win. i
The final score at the buzzer
was lone 50, Alsea 33. lone out-
rebounded Alsea 41-37, and
shot 32 percent from the field
to Alsea's 22 percent and 68
percent from the foul line com
pared to Alsea's 36 percent.
STATS: Alsea (33). S. Sapp 5 0-0
9, Lee 2 0-0 4, Kalani 2 0-0 4, Olsen
1 3-6 5, Calderone 3 0-1 6, E. Sapp
2 0-2 4, K. Sapp 0 1-2 1, Jordan.
TOTALS: 15 4-11 33.
lone (50). Boor 2 0-0 4, Anderson
1 2-5 9, Haguewood 1 0-0 2, McElli
gott 4 3-4 11, J. Sullivan 0 3-6 3,
Heideman 9 3-4 21, Childers, Odinet,
Miller, Holtz, N. Sullivan, Ball.
TOTALS: 18,J 1-19 50.
Three point goals: Alsea-S. Sapp.
lone-Anderson.
Total fouls: lone 11, Alsea 15.
HGC donates to
local
organizations
The Heppner Garden Club,
at their meeting Monday
March 4, presented $100 dona
tions each to five local organi
zations.
Larry Mills accepted the
award on behalf of Pioneer
Memorial Hospital Foundation;
Chirella Wallace for the
Emergency
Management
teams; Tina Davidson for
Heppner Day Care; Janet
Skaggs for the Neighborhood
Center and Mary Goheen for
the St. Patrick's Senior Center.