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Filly— 'W eston-McEwen match not ideal
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Photo by Joyce Hughes
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Stormy Howard sets the ball at Sherman County.
Katie Nichols returns a serve against Athena. Casey Ingraham (5)
watches,
evening, the varsity Fillies
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The varsity and JV Fillies
traveled to Moro last Tuesday,
October 15, to take on the
Sherman County Huskies.
And both the Heppner squads
chalked up another win.
The varsity won Game One
15-10, with 91 percent success
at the service tine. In Game
Two the Huskies jumped out
to an early lead, then cruised
in to win the game, 8-15.
Game Three the Fillies
renewed
their
intensity,
serving another 91 percent,
and trotted to a 15-7 win over
the Huskies to win the game
and the match.
The stats show a balanced
offensive attack with kills
coming from seven o f the Filly
girls.
Lori Moeller led the
way with 10/10 hits with three
kills and a perfect 14/14 from
the service line.
Mindy
Binchus was 5/7 hits with
four kills.
The Heppner JV took another
win from Sherman County,
15-6, 15-2. In both games the
JV Fillies frustrated the
Huskies'
defense
with
consistent servimg and an
aggressive net game. T heJV ’s
met a team goal with 86
percent service success for the
match behind the 100%
service efforts of Christy
Kenny, Brooke Boyer, Melissa
Cutsforth. Linsey Ropp, Jamie
Perez and Jaci Hughes.
JV Fillies play w ell at tourney
by Molly Rhea
The JV Fillies participated at
the Pendleton Buck's C-team
tournament on Friday, October
11.
The Heppner JV’s
produced a high level o f play
and took wins over Long
Creek's varsity, Southridge
(of the Tri-Cities), and the
Baker B team to come out as
the number one team in pool
play.
Advancing to bracket play.
Heppner lost to the Baker A
suuad in a close game. 12-15,
which eliminated them from
the tournament.
Coach Susan Hisler said she
was pleased with the intense
level o f play and the
outstanding 89 percent service
success for the day.
“I have a team any coach
would love to have,” said
Hisler. ‘i t 's been a fun season
and one all the girls should be
proud of."
The outcome o f the October
17 match up with the three
Weston-McEwen teams was
just the opposite o f their first
meeting with the Fillies. And
as far as the varsity Fillies are
concerned, this outcome was
far from ideal.
The C-team started out with
an exciting match, winning in
three 15-6, 3-15, 16-14. This
young team is improving with
every outing and learning how
to put together the wins.
The Heppner JV 's revenged
an earlier loss to the strong
Tiger-Scot JV 's, winning the
match 9-15, 15-3, 15-9. After
dropping the first game, the JV
Fillies
came
back
and
controlled game two for an
easy win. Game three was tied
8-8 when Casey Ingraham
stepped behind the serv ice line
to deal out points 9 through 15
to win the game and the
match.
JV Coach Susan Hisler cited
strong play from Jaci Hughes
in the back row. Brooke
Boyer's setting , and net
performance from Ingraham.
Kim Pointer and Jessica
Maben.
"This team outdid themselves
tonight with 91 percent
serving success.” said Hisler.
100 percent serv ice success for
the night came from Boyer.
Linsey
Ropp.
Melissa
Cutsforth and Jaci Hughes.
In the final match o f the
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Activities begin at 8:30 a.m. in
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took the floor against the
Weston- McEwen Tiger-Scots
in a match that will most likely
determine the CBC district
volleyball champions for 1996.
These teams are closely
matched, and clearly the best
in the CBC. The Fillies played
hard and well but were
overcome by the fired up
Tiger-Scots in two games, 10-
Photo by Joyce Hughes
Lori Moeller goes up strong at the net, tipping the ball for the Fillies.
15, 15/17.
Game One saw the Fillies
playing
with
fierce
determination and grit with
Weston-McEwen's
Amber
Weatherspoon ladling out hit
after hit as her teammates • J
her the ball. Although the
Fillies displayed consistent
effort, scoring on several kills
themselves, the Tiger-Scots
took the first game.
Game Two was exciting with
tenacious play, long rallies
and a close score. In spite of
aggressive play, the Fillies •
couldn't seem to keep the ball - *
away from WeatherspoQn and,
found themselves behind 10-
14. Mindy Binchus went back
to score point 11 through 15
behind the tough playing
Fillies. Needing to win by
two, the game went through
four more servers before
Weston-McEwen came away
with the game and the match.
League Standings
Weston-McEwen
Heppner
Umatilla
Wahtonka
Pilot Rock
Sherman Co.
Stanfield
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October 19 results:
Heppner def Stanfield 15-6, 15-
5. Heppner def Umatilla 15-2,
15- 7. Umatilla def Stanfield 12-
15, 15-8, 15-13. Weston-
McEwen def Sherman Co 15-1,
7-15, 15-10. Weston-McEwen
def Wahtonka 15-7, 15-8.
Sherman Co def Pilot Rock
16- 14,16-14. Wahtonka def
Pilot Rock 15-8. 15-10.
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School carnival to be held Thursday
Heppner Elementary School
will hold a sehool carnival on
Thursday. Oct. 24, trom 6 to
8:30 p.m. at the Morrow
County Fairgrounds.
Tickets for the games and
concessions are 25 cents and
may be purchased at the
carnival. In addition to a
haunted house, the carnival
will feature a fortune telling
booth, wet sponge toss, hoop
shoot, goldfish toss, cakewalk,
engraving booth, a door prize
booth with Goosebump prizes,
homemade pie. coffee, pop,
candy, hot dogs, nachos and
popcorn.
Everyone is invited to wear
Halloween costumes.
The carnival is sponsored by
the Heppner Parents Club.
Chairpersons are Kaedene
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October 17 results:
Weston-McEwen def Heppner
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October 15 results:
Heppner def Sherman Co 15-10,
8-15, 15-7. Wahtonka def
Stanfield 15-4, 15-8. Umatilla
def Pilot Rock 15-5, 15-13.
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