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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 26, 1997 - THREE
lone High School holds sports dessert
By Nova Rietmann
The lone High School Sports
Awards Dessert took place on
Thursday, November 13, in the
lone High cafeteria at 6:30 p.m.
The evening started off with an
array of desserts, punch and
coffee donated by the parents of
the students.
Football was announced first.
Coach Robin Graff welcomed
everyone, then talked about
1997 football season.
Jeremiah McElligott received
the award for most inspirational
player. Jacob Neifer received
most improved. The "Big Stick"
award went to Marc Orem. The
Big Sky Conference awards went
to Jake McElligott for second
team offensive end and second
team defensive back and Marc
Orem for second team defensive
line,
honorable
mention
quarterback and offensive end.
The football team then gave
their coaches, Robin Graff and
Dennis Stefam, gifts for their
leadership.
Volleyball coach Charity
McElligott talked about the
volleyball team's efforts and
achievements. Jenny Sullivan,
Brenda Bumght, and Kara Miller
were the team captains for this
past year. MVP went to Kara
Miller.
Nikki McElligott
received most inspirational and
Molly Barrow received most
improved.
Matt and Paul
Hamms
received
honorary
manager awards for their help
with the volleyball team this past
season.
Both Charity McElligott and
assistant coach Cathy McCabe
were given gifts.
The awards displayed the
hardwork and dedication that
goes into sports at lone.
Everyone who participated in the
past season received an award
and most of them lettered in their
sport.
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lone High School football sports awards winners: L-R- Jacob Neiffer -
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McElligott • most valuable player; Jeremiah McElligott - most
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lone High School volleyball sports awards winners L-R: Nikki
McElligott - most inspirational; Kara Miller - most valuable player,
Molly Barrow - most improved player.
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lone High School Big Sky Conference selections: L-R- Marc Orem •
second team defense and honorable mention offense; Jake
McElligott - second team defense and second team offense, Mark
McElligott - honorable mention quarterback.
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