Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, April 30, 1997 - THREE
lone, Heppner track teams compete
ITALIAN DINNER
at Beecher’s Cafe in lone
Jared E ckm an , H eppn er, in high jum p
lone and Heppner high schools'
track teams competed at the
Grant Union Invitational track
meet held April 22.
Eleven teams from 3A, 2A and
1A schools competed in the
meet. The lone boys' team (77
points) and the Heppner girls'
team (77 points) both finished
third. The lone girls' team took
fourth place with 60 points and
the Heppner boys' team was
eighth with 22.
Grant Union beat Prairie City
105 to 98 for the boys' team title
and Bums took the girls meet
with 179 points. Runner up was
Grant Union with 91.
For lone, Luke Swanson took
first in the 110 meter hurdles
with a season best 16.48 seconds
and first in the pole vault at 11 -0.
He finished second in the high
jump with a 6-0 and 100 meter
run with 11.71.
Jacob Taylor took first in the
400 with a season best 52.89 and
Joe Bacon took first in the triple
jump with a 40-1 1/2 and third in
the high jump at 5-10.
For the lone girls, Brenda
Burright finished first in the
hurdles in 18.21 and Suzie
Heideman, second in the shot put
at 30-10.
For the Heppner girls, Amber
Peck took first place in the 100
meters with 13.40 and second in
the 200 at 28.09. Casey Ingraham
finished third in the triple jump
for a school record at 31-10,
beating her old record of 31-0
1/2.
Traci Dickenson took
second in the high jump at 5-0 .
Peck, Ingraham, Dickenson and
Lindsey Waterland, took second
for HHS in the 4x100 relay with
a time of 52.72.
The lone High School track
team also competed at the Joseph
High School track meet. Fifteen
teams participated in the meet.
The lone boys captured fourth
in the meet. Joe Bacon took first
in the triple jump, third in the
long jump and fifth in the high
jump. Luke Swanson was first in
the hurdles, third in the pole
vault and fourth in the 100
meters. Jon Garrett finished
second in the 1500 meters and
Jacob Taylor was fourth in the
400 meters and sixth in the 800
meters.
The lone girls took 10th place
in the meet, with Nikki
McElligott third in the high
jump, Suzie Heideman third in
the javelin and fourth in the shot
put and Katie Garrett fourth in
the discus.
Other results in the Grant
Union meet are as follows: 400
relay-fifth,
Heppner (Jared
Eckman, Casey Evans, Michael
Schonbachler, Levi Geer), 47.09;
1,500-third, Jon Garret, 4:39.11;
110 hurdles- second, Matt
Jepsen, 17.71; 300 hurdles-
second, Dan Scott, 46.25, sixth,
Matt Jepsen, 50.67; 1,600 relay-
fifth, Heppner (Casey Evans,
Michael Schonbachler, Rick
Worden, Levi Geer), 3:49.6; high
jump-fourth, Jared Eckman, 5-
10; 400 relay, fourth, lone,
54.72; 400- third, Abby Kahl,
1:06.48, fourth, Brenda Holtz,
1:07.17; 100 hurdles-fourth,
Trisha Adams, 19:08, fifth, Suzie
Heideman, 19:15; 800-third,
Abby Kahl, 2:46.60; fifth, Sybil
Krebs, 2:38.40; 200-fourth,
Lindsey Waterland, 30:01; 300
hurdles-second, Trisha Adams,
52.68. third, Nikki McElligott,
53.22, fourth, Brenda Burright,
55.55; 1,600 relay-third, lone,
4:41.53,
fourth,
Heppner,
4:44.21; shot put-fifth, Melissa
Cutsforth, 28-3; discus-fourth.
Katie Garrett-85.2, fifth. Melissa
Cutsforth, 80-9, sixth, Kemmery
Burright, 78-6; javelin-sixth,
Casey Ingraham, 81-11; high
jump-fifth, Nikki McElligott, 4-
6; long jump-sixth, Nikki
McElligott, 14-3; pole vault-
second, LaRee Anderson, 7-6.
Mustangs split double-header
to the first one, except for the
By Lonnie Rill
The Heppner Mustangs split a outcome. Stanfield jumped out
double header with the Tigers of with a lead again and maintained
Stanfield on Saturday, April 26, it until the end of the game. A
few missed
pop-flies
by
in Heppner.
Heppner's right-fielder led to a
Stanfield started off with a 4-0
three run lead going into the
lead after the first inning.
Heppner had a few defensive seventh inning.
Heppner hitter Stan Cutsforth
mistakes in the early part of the
slapped in the run to put the
first game, which led to the Tiger
Mustangs even with the Tigers.
lead.
The advantage would go to
Starting pitcher Josh Coiner had
Stanfield again in the eighth
a good game throwing until the
inning, 8-6. Heppner pitcher
fifth inning, when he was
Tim Dickenson hit a double in
replaced by Tim Sumner.
the outfield to drive in Jeff
Heppner held in the game until
Waterland and Josh Coiner to
the seventh inning when they
win the game, Heppner, nine,
could not put up the three runs to
Stanfield, eight.
tie the game and force it into
Heppner plays another double-
extra innings. The final score
header Saturday, May 3, in
was 10-7.
Umatilla at 1p.m.
The second game was similar
Heppner golf team competes for placing
HHS Golf
By Lonnie Rill
Heppner High School Golf
Team, coached by Greg Grant,
went to Pendleton to play
Saturday, April 19. Heppner
didn't have the medalist but did
compete for placing. Medalist
Clint Morgan, Enterprise, golfed
a 71 to lead the pack. La Grande
took the placing with a combined
score of 305 for their five
players.
Heppner came in
seventh with a 360, behind
McLaughlin, Enterprise, The
Dalles, Pendleton and Grant
Union.
Brent Gunderson, of Heppner
came in eighth out of the pack of
50. Other Heppner scores are as
follows: Brent Gunderson, 80;
Brian Koffler, 86; Jeff Watkins,
101; Travis Winters, 101; and
Chris Jones, 93.
M o n d ay , M ay 5 th .
S eatin g s a t 5 :3 0 a n d 7 :3 0 p.m .
Luke S w anson, lone, in pole vault
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C hris W orthington at finish line
Three out of four winners in the
Rolling Hills Run held Saturday
morning, April 26, in Heppner
were local runners.
A1 Beck of Heppner was the
men's 10K winner w'lth a time of
36.45. The 5K winners were
men-Chris
W orthington,
Heppner with a time of 20.55,
and women-Nicole VanEtta, also
Heppner, with a time of 25.23.
Winner of the women's 10K
was Jill Bannister, Pendleton,
with a time of 40.21.
The run was sponsored by the
South Morrow County EMT
Association.
Organizer and EMT Bill
Sheirbon said that 57 people
registered for the event this year.
10 more than last year. Runners
and walkers came from lone,
Lexington, Heppner, Hermiston,
Pendleton, Boardman, John Day,
Prairie City, Weston, Portland
and Reno, Nevada. Sheirbon said
that a group of walkers who
participated were getting ready
for the "Hood to Coast Run".
Breakfast was available at the
Heppner Elks Club following the
race. The Elks donated the use of
the building and some of the food
for the breakfast.
Proceeds from entry fees and a
barbecue raffle raise money for
the EMT Association for
purchases for ambulances in
Heppner and Lexington and the
First Response vehicle stationed
at lone. In the past the EMTs
have bought equipment that,
while not required, is helpful to
have,
such
as
pediatric
SWCD, Weed
Board to meet
A regular board meeting of
the Morrow Soil and Water
C o n serv a tio n
D istrict
(SWCD)AVeed
Advisory
Board will be held Tuesday.
May 6, at 7 p.m. at the
Pettyjohn Office Building in
Heppner.
Agenda items include: Ed
Partnership-Dale
Holland
report.
NRCS-Watershed
evaluations.
Environmental
Quality Incentive Program,
manager report, weed report,
agency reports and other
business.
The meeting is open to the
public.
equipment, jump kits (mini-
trauma kits) that the EMTs can
carry in their cars and other
equipment that is not provided by
the health district.
Morrow County Grain Growers
donated the $500 barbecue for
the raffle. Prizes were donated by
local merchants.
on Friday, May 9, front 8 a.m .-12 p.m. Visitation is for any
child who will be attending kindergarten this fall. Children
must be five by Sept. 1. Please bring birth certificate and
immunization record. Call Heppner Elementary,
676-9128, to schedule a time.
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