Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 24,1997 - FIVE
Heppner Mustang girls beat Echo Cougars
By Molly Rhea
Annie Hisler brings up the ball against Echo
photo by Joyce Hughes
Heppner’s varsity girls beat the
Echo Cougars like a drum,
winning 67-17,
in their
preseason match-up on Tuesday,
December 16. The Mustangs
stampeded to an early lead and,
although coach John Boyer
pulled off the press, the Heppner
girls sustained their intensity and
romped unrestrained throughout
the contest.
The Mustangs were ahead 13-0
before the Cougars clawed their
way onto the scoreboard.
Heppner led 16-3 at the first
break and 34-6 at the half. Their
momentum just seemed to
increase in the second half, until
it looked as if the Mustangs were
putting on a clinic with a 38-
point lead, 48-10, after three
quarters.
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Lexi Matteson put on a great
performance, scoring 15 points,
scooping eight rebounds and
dishing out two assists. Annie
Hisler added 14 points, including
two shots from behind the three-
point line. Petra Elguezabal put
in eight points, grabbed six
rebounds and four steals.
Kathleen Greenup came in for
six points and two assists. Jill
Barber had five rebounds and
four steals, while Casey
Ingraham scored six points, three
boards and three steals.
H e p p n e r 16
18 14
19 - 6 7
E cho
3
3
4
7 - 17
H e p p n e r (6 7 )
• Ingraham 3 0-1 6,
Hisler 5 2-4 14, B in sch u s 2 0 -0 4 ,
Childers 0 0-0 0, B o y er I 1-2 3, Barber
I 0 -0 2, Greenup 3 0-0 6, H ealy 4 0 -0 8,
M atteson 6 3 -4 15, M aben - 0 1-2 1,
Elguezabal 4 0-0 8 T o ta ls 2 9 7 -1 3 67.
Three point goals - 2, H isler -2. Total
fouls 16, fou led out - none
E cho (1 7 ) M. H olben I 0-0 2, A. L ew is
I 0-0 3, M adison 0 4 -1 0 4, M olen o 1 0 -0
2, Cribbs, M H olb en , J. L ew is 2 0 -0 4,
N eely , B u ck 0 1-5 1, T h om as 0 1-2 1.
T o ta ls 5 6 -1 9 17. Three point g o a ls - I ,
A Lew is. T otal fo u ls 15, fouled out J.
Lew is.
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Mustangs pull away from Cougars, 60-43
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustangs got
their second win of the season,
beating the Echo Cougars 60-43
on Tuesday, Dec. 16 at Heppner.
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The Mustangs jumped out to an
8-0 lead in the first quarter, thanks
to the hot shooting of senior Chris
Anthony. Echo got back within
one point, but Heppner stretched
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their lead to 17-9 at the end of the
first quarter.
A back-and-forth second quar
ter ended with the Mustangs out
in front, 27-21. Anthony had 13
points in the first half.
The Mustangs were ahead 41-
33 at the end of three quarters and
saw the Cougars pull within five
points to begin the fourth period.
But with Tim Dickenson scoring
17 second half points, the Mus
tangs pulled away, outscoring
Echo 19-10 in the fourth quarter.
Anthony ended up with 22
points and five steals to lead the
M ustangs. Dickenson had 20
points and seven rebounds. Jared
Eckman had seven rebounds and
Casey Evans ended up with seven
assists.
Echo was lead by Travis Fisher
with 18 points and David Brown,
with 14.
The Mustangs are now 2-4 in
the pre-season. They hosted the
Morrow County Tournament on
Dec. 19-20.
Statistics:
Echo: 9-12-12-10-43
Heppner: 17-10-14-19-60
Echo: Fisher 7 3-4 18, D. Brown 7
0-0 14, A. Brown 2 1-1 5, N. Marcum
2 0-1 4, C. Marcum 1 0-0 2, Schell,
Munoz, Fife. 19 4-6 43. Three-point
field goals-Fisher (one).
Heppner: Anthony 9 2-2 22, Dick
enson 5 10-14 20, Matheny 2 1-4 6,
Gunderson 2 2-4 6, Eckman 2 2-4 6,
Elguezabal 0 0-2 0, Evans, Knowles,
Matteson. 20 17-30 60. Three-point
field goals-Anthony (two), Matheny
(one).
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Blue Mountain Community
College has announced its 1997
fall term president’s and dean’s
lists and honor roll. To qualify for
the president’s list, students must
receive a 3.85 grade point aver
age (GPA) or higher. To qualify
for the dean's list, students must
receive a GPA of 3.4-3.84; to
qualify for the honor roll, students
must receive a 3.-3.39 GPA. Fol
lowing are local students who
qualify:
H eppner: p resid en t’s list-
Chung-Chin Liu, 4.; dean's list-
Chung-Wen Liu, Tina Chinen,
Craig Miles; honor roll-Jossie
Evans;
Lexington: president’s list-
Dawn Sheirbon, 4.; honor roll-Joe
Lindsey, Jessica Sumner, Phillip
Tellechea;
lone: honor roll-Robert Crum,
Nathan Heideman;
Irrigon: dean’s list-Kenneth
Ball, Lori Bulow, Andre
Gonzales; honor roll-Shawna
Ball, K elly Bond, M atthew
G ribble, Sherri H ill, Ryon
Johnson, Antonio Mejia, Amanda
Miller, Kimberly Moms, Stacy
Suchy;
Boardman: president’s list-
Jose Monge, 4.; dean’s list-
Chame Cochran-Wilson, Loren
Dieter, Gail Greer, Alfred Tison;
honor roll-A nn-M arie Files,
Heather Sicard.
Hemuston: honor roll-Carolme
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