FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, February 25. 1998
Mustang JV boys win last game Tae Kwon Do
to give the Mustangs a 54-53 lead. receives
By Rick Paullus
Stanfield’s last shot failed to
The Heppner Mustang JV bas
ketball team won their final game connect and Ryan Matteson re donation
of the year over the visiting Stan bounded and ran out the clock to
Mustang varsity girls whip Tigers, 59-33
first vs fourth and the second vs
third place teams in a "loser-out"
game on Friday, February 27, at
the
Pendleton
Convention
Center. The winners of these
games then play on Saturday
afternoon to determine the CBC
championship. If the number-
four team would manage to
defeat the number-one team, then
the number one-team would be
granted a game against the
number-two seed pnor to the
regional playoffs.
The first and second place
teams coming out of the district
playoffs face off against the first
and second place teams from the
Wapiti league in regional playoff
action
at
the
Pendleton
Convention Center on March 6
and 7.
Admission prices to the district
playoffs is set by OSAA and
student passes are not accepted.
Price per session is $5/adult and
$3/student; a pass for the two
Friday sessions is $7/adult and
$5/student and the prices for a
two-day pass are $ 12/adult and
$8/student.
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Stanfield (33) Sarah Davis 4 0-0 8,
Herbert I 0-0 2, Calhoun, Smart 5 7-10
17, Haines 2 2-36, Pollard 0 0-2 0,
Thomas, St Davis, Mills. Totals 12 9-
15 33. Three point goals, none Total
fouls 21, fouled out, none
Heppner (59) Ingraham 4 1-2 9, Hisler
4 2-2 12, Binschus 1 2-4 4, Childers 1 0-
0 2, Boyer I 3-4 5, Barber I 0-0 2,
Greenup 1 3-4 5, Healy I 1-3 4,
Matteson 3 3-4 9, Maben I 2-3 4,
Elguezabal 0 3-3 3 Totals 18 20-29 59.
Three point goals, 3, Hisler-2, Healy-1.
Total fouls 12, fouled out, none
Petra Elguezabal had seven, to
The Heppner varsity girls lead the Mustangs' rebounding
closed out the regular season on effort.
Emma Smart led Stanfield with
their
home court Saturday,
17
points and six rebounds.
February 21, by whipping the
With
a 9 and 3 Columbia Basin
Stanfield Tigers 59-33. Every
Mustang kicked in buckets in this Conference win-loss record, the
Mustangs head into the district
unrestrained romp.
playoffs
this weekend in second
The Mustangs led by five
place
behind
Sherman County.
points, 11-6, after the first
quarter
and
seemed
to The Heppner girls will play
CBC Girls Basketball Standings
League Season
exponentially extend their lead in Weston-McEwen Friday at 7
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L W
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every quarter thereafter. Ahead p.m. in the second session of
2
17
5
Sherman
Co
10
district
action.
The
Sherman
by 12 at the half and 23 after
Heppner
15 7
9 3
three periods, the Mustangs were County boys will play Weston-
Weston-McEwen
8 4
16 5
McEwen
directly
following
the
still pulling away when the final
6 6
12 10
Pilot Rock
Heppner girls' game.
12 11
Wahtonka
5 7
buzzer sounded.
The first session, beginning at
8 14
3 9
Umatilla
Annie Hisler led the Mustang
1 11
Stanfield
5 17
scoring brigade, hitting for 12 1:30 p.m. on Friday, pits the
points and dishing out two assists Sherman County girls against
as well as grabbing five steals. Pilot Rock. The first session
Lexi Matteson and Casey matchup in the boys' action will
The first annual "Tee Off To
Ingraham both scored nine see first-place Umatilla playing
• End The
Violence"
golf
points, while Mindy Binschus Wahtonka.
tournament
will
be
held
Friday,
District
playoffs
match
up
the
pulled down eight boards and
May 8, at 11:30 a.m. at the
Wildhorse Resort Golf course in
Pendleton.
The tournament benefits two
Stanfield, the Mustangs were programs that work to end
By Molly Rhea
unable to put in enough shots domestic violence, Domestic
The JV Mustang girls put from the field and went down 40- Violence
Services,
serving
together a huge second quarter to 45.
Umatilla and Morrow counties;
overtake the Stanfield Tigers on
Amy Papineau led the Mustang and STOP Violence Program,
Saturday, February 21, but were scoring with 11 points; she also serving the confederated Tribes
unable to hang onto lead and lost grabbed six rebounds, two steals of
the
Umatilla
Indian
their final game, 40-45. The JV and a blocked shot. Abby Kahl Reservation.
girls finish the season with a 7- put in six points and swiped four
A $60 entry fee per play
steals, while Kathleen Greenup includes lunch and green fees for
10 win-loss record.
Heppner scored only three matched her six points with six an
18-hole,
four-person
points in the first quarter to fall rebounds. Kim Pointer pulled scramble. A sack lunch will be
behind by 12, 3-15, after one. down seven rebounds and posted served at 11:30 a.m. and the
The young Mustangs came five points.
shotgun start is at 1 p.m.
roaring back in the second
Stanfield's.Cassie Metz led all
Fo"ur "hole-in-one" prizes,
quarter, hitting four field goals scorers with 13 points and sponsored by Donna Bieber,
and nine shots from behind the Lindsay Gibbs added 12.
Century 21 Realty specialist,
free-throw line, to outscore the Stanfield 15 3 12 15 - 45 will be awarded. The prize for
Tigers 17-to-3 and end the half Heppner 3 17 10 10 - 40
Stanfield (45) Stacey Davis 1 0-0 2, hole #4 will be $25,000 cash;
leading, 20-18.
Gibbs 5 0-0 12, Bledsoe 0 2-2 2, hole #16, a Caribbean cruise;
The score was knotted at 30 Pomeroy 0 1-21, Mills 3 1-27, Ena 1 0- hole #8, round trip airline tickets;
after three quarters and the fourth 0 2, Vermillion, Metz 5 3-6 13, Sarah and hole #12, a set of Callaway
quarter was witness to the lead Davis 3 0-0 6, Austin Totals 18 7-12 Big Bertha irons. Prizes will also
see-sawing until the Tigers 45. Three point goals-2, Davis-2 Total be awarded for closest to the pin,
27, fouled out - Gibbs, Mills, Ena
managed to pull ahead by three fouls
Heppner (40) Ropp 2 0-0 4, Clough, longest drive and longest putt.
points, 38-35, and the Mustangs Pointer 1 3-4 5. Kahl I 4-4 6. Rhea 0 1-4
The registration deadline is
were unable to reclaim the lead.
1, Adams I 0-2 2, Greenup 2 2-5 6, April 28. To enter, send your
In spite of shooting 33 free Watkins, Papineau 2 7-10 11, Maben, fee, name, address, city, street,
throws compared to only 12 for Sykes I 3-4 5. Totals 10 20-33 40.
zip, phone number, and handicap
Three point goals, none. Total fouls 15,
fouled out, none
or average score to: D.V.S., P.O.
Box 152, Pendleton, OR. 97801.
For more information, call
(541)
276-3322.
Your
By Merilee McDowell
Heppner 8 8 5 11 32
confirmation is your cancelled
The Riverside Pirates traveled Riverside 4 0 2 2 8
check.
to Heppner Feb. 9 and were out-
scored by the Heppner Mustang
girls' C-team throughout the
game.
The Mustangs kept Riverside
scoreless in the second quarter
and won 32-8. Heppner caused
many turnovers for Riverside
with a strong full court press and
good defensive play.
Lindsey Ward scored a game-
high seven points and grabbed
six rebounds. Manssa McCabe
led the team with 10 rebounds
and Mandy Sneddon added eight
at the boards.
San Juanita
Elguezabal and Jenni Patton
scored six points apiece and each
grabbed four steals.
Other key players were Tracy
Rankin and Mindy Smith, pulling
down four rebounds apiece and
Knsta Adams adding four points.
Statistics:
By Molly Rhea
Golf tourney
JV Mustang girls löse to Tigers
field Tigers, 54-53, on Saturday,
Feb. 21.
The Mustangs jumped out to a
quick 6-0 lead to start the game
and took a 14-11 lead after one
quarter of play. The Tigers came
back to pull within one as Hepp
ner led 27-26 at halftime.
The Tigers outscored the Mus
tangs 15-8 in the third quarter to
take a 41-35 lead into the fourth.
The Mustangs battled back,
and, with :57 seconds left, Craig
Scott hit a three-pointer to tie the
score at 53-53. The Tigers failed
to score and after a timeout, the
Mustangs’ Blake Knowles was
fouled with :12 seconds left.
Knowles made one of two baskets
give Heppner the win.
The Mustangs rally was lead
by Joe Papineau’s rebounding and
scoring as he scored 13 points in
the fourth quarter. M ichael
Schonbachler added 12 points for
the Mustangs. Scott scored seven
points, including the big three-
pointer, and David Bates chipped
in with six points.
Statistics:
Heppner. 14 13 8 19 - 54
Stanfield: 11 15 15 1 2- 53
Heppner: Papineau 5 3-4 1 3 ,
Schonbachler 6 0-2 12, Scott 3 0-0
7, Bates 3 0-0 6, Blake Knowles 2 1-
2 5, Bias Elguezabal 2 0-0 4, Cody
Bellamy 2 0-0 4, Darrin Ployhar 1 0-
2 3, Brian Knowles, Matteson. Totals
24 4-10 54. Three-point field goals:
Scott, Ployhar.
Lady Cardinals win second place in Big Sky
By Kara Miller
The lone Lady Cardinals beat
Dufur 63-29 for second place in
the Big Sky 1A district
tournament Friday, Feb. 20.
The Lady Cards had to have
two wins at the district playoffs
in order to get their opportunity
to play at the state 1A
championships in Baker City.
The lone squad faced Dufur in
the first game of the Big Sky
district tournament last Friday
afternoon. Hie two teams met a
few weeks earlier and lone had
won the contest but rumors were
flying that Dufur had two new
powerhouses and were going to
get revenge.
The Cardinals
squad went into tournament play
with just four of their members
having
some
previous
tournament experience.
The opening tip went to lone
but the Rangers finished the first
quarter 12 to 8 over the
Cardinals.' The Cards started
flying in the second quarter and
outscored Dufur, 23-4, ending
the half with a 31-16 lead.
"We started out a little rough,
but our defensive pressure up
front forced some steals when we
were down a little bit and we
converted on them," said
Cardinals'
coach
Dana
Heideman. "We broke them
down in the second quarter and
that was the key."
Nikki McElligott finished with
a game-high 21 points and also
led the team with eight rebounds.
Camie Burright pulled down six
boards and contributed 16 points
while her sister Brenda added 11
points, three assists and four
steals. Kara Miller went four for
four from the free throw line and
added a total of nine points and
four steals to the winning effort
that put lone in front 63 to
Dufur's 29.
Sawyer 0-6 0-0 0, Cantrell 0-0 0-0 0,
Anderson I -2 0-0 2, Yeoman 0-0 0-0 0,
McMullen 1-4 0-0 2, Cobb 0-1 0-0 0.
TOTALS 11-38 6-12 29
lone (63)—McElligott 9-14 3-4 21, C.
Burright 8-16 0-1 16, B Burright 5-11
0- 0 11, Sullivan 0-0 0-2 0, Miller 2-8 4-
4 9, B Brantley 0-1 3-6 3, Halvorsen 0-3
1- 1 1, Sy Krebs 1-1 0-0 2, Sh Krebs 0-1
The St. Patrick's Day treasure hunt is back. Each week until
March 11 th a clue for the treasure hunt will be printed in the
Gazette-Times. If followed, these clues will guide treasure hunt
ers to a green shamrock hidden somewhere in the city limits of
Heppner.
The first person to find the hidden shamrock will win a .10
ounce gold coin, retailed at $45. The coin is donated by the
Bank of Eastern Oregon and is on display there. ‘
RULES:
1. A new set o f clues to guide you to the hidden shamrock
will appear in each edition o f the Heppner Gazette-Times.
2. A total o f four clues will be given through March 11th.
3. The hidden shamrock is not on private property and no
digging or moving o f objects, dirt or other material is nec
essary to find the shamrock.
4. The first person to find the shamrock should bring it to
the Heppner Gazette-Times to claim the gold coin.
Clue number Jw:
Leprechaun’s Note: Last week's clue was reported to
be too hard. So this week we made it easier...
you found the road they named for Tom
the Main intersection will put you - not right on
now you’re close to this w eek’s place
learn a lesson, quick, hey! this is a race
it educated those old kids
a donkey a canyon together again.
FAST TRACK CLUE:
Get this one right
and you could go straight to the shamrock
M ortician’s generosity
Toltoui the clues, and mai/ the £uck O' the Jrish ti with y au.
Jhis contest is sponsored iy the Bank of £astern Oregon
and the Heppner Çatette-Jimes
STATS: Dufur (29) —Lindell 5-10 2-4
12, Wyatt 1-3 0-2 2, Thomas 1-4 2-2 4,
Duncan 2-5 1-25, Thompson 0-3 1-21,
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Mustangs
head to district
The Heppner High School girls'
varsity basketball team will
advance to the district playoffs to
be held this Friday, Feb. 27, at
the
Pendleton
Convention
Center.
The Mustang girls will play at
7 p.m. against Weston-McEwen.
0-0 9, Gates 0-2 0-0 0, J. Brantley 0-0 0-
0 0 TOTALS 25-58 11-20 63
THREE-POINT GOALS-Dufur 1-7
(McMullen 1) lone 2-7 (B. Burright,
Miller). Rebounds-Dufur 29 (Thomas
11), lone 38 (McElligott 8, C. Burright
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15 (B. Burright 4) Turnovers-Dufur 26,
lone 13. Total Fouls-Dufur 17, lone 13.
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Kim's Tae Kwon Do was the
recipient of $600 from the
Heppner Alumni Association to
purchase training mats for the
studio here in Heppner.
Gary Oberg, owner and head
instructor at Kim's TKD, said
that he is elated to receive funds
to purchase additional training
equipment for use by the
students. "The mats are on order
and we should have four high
quality 4' x 8' mats available
soon," said Oberg.
Anyone interested in Tae Kwon
Do may call Oberg at 676-5449
for more information. Classes
are available for both children
and adults from beginners
through advanced.
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