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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 4, 1998
Mustang varsity volleyball team second in tourney
By Molly Rhea
The Mustang volleyball team
came out of the CBC district
tournament in second place
after losing to the Sherman
County Huskies, 15-1, 12-15, 5-
15, then going on to beat
Culver, 15-12, 15-9.
The Mustangs, first place in.
the CBC Eastern Division, were
pitted against Sherman County,
first place team in the Western
Division, in the first contest to
determine the Columbia Basin
Conference Champion and first
seed going into the ' state
tournament.
Sherman County had a one-to-
nothing lead in game one when
Casey Ingraham went back to
serve.
Ingraham scored
Heppner Mustang Volleyball team with CBC second place trophy. L-R back row-Janelle Healy, Stephanie
Heppner’s first point with the
Clough, Tricia Adams, Jill Barber, Kim Pointer, Amy Drake; front row Jaci Hughes, Amber Peck, Brooke
help of a Brooke Boyer tip-kill,
Boyer, Casey Ingraham, Kristi Worden, Amy Papineau, coach Terri Gentry.
photo by Joyce Hughes
then aced the next 11 points
CBC Volleyball Final
with her killer jump serve to put
Eastern Division
the Mustangs up 12-1, before
League
delivering into the net. Boyer
Heppner
12 0
silenced the Huskies next server
Weston-McEwen
7 5
with another tip-kill, but was
Stanfield
3 9
then unable to score on her
Pilot Rock
0 12
serve attempt.
Jill Barber
Western Division
smacked down the next
League
Sherman County serve with a
Sherman County
8 2
kill, then Janelle Healy finished
Culver
6 4
off the scoring by scoring point
Wahtonka
3 7
13 on a Husky mistake, acing
14 and winning the game with
15 on another Sherman County
miscue.
In game two the Huskies put
Janelle Healy, right, prepares to spike the ball against Sherman
together a four point (0-4) lead
County.
photo by Joyce Hughes
with strong front row hitting
and blocking when Healy went
point on a penalty, but
Mustang return.
back to score five-the first point
Sanderson killed the ball to
Heppner jumped out to a quick
By Karl Morgan
with help from a Kim Pointer
send it back to the Huskies.
lead in the second game with
The Cardinals lost to the
tip-kill, point two off a Barber
Barber denied Sherman County
Redsides at Maupin on Friday,
first server. Barber, scoring five
kill, the third on an ace and
the point went she smashed
Oct. 23.
points before the Bulldogs were
points four and five off
down the ball for another kill.
The Cardinals' Brad Bumght Mustang CBC All Stars L-R Amber Pock, Jill Barber, Brooke Boyer and
able to stop her. The Mustangs
Sherman County penalties,
rushed for 165 yards with 25 Casey Ingraham.
Hughes aced Heppner’s point 11
photo by Joyce Hughes
denied Culver's first service
before 5’11" Husky, Talia
carries.
Alan Gribskov had
and scored 12 on a Husky
attempt with a Boyer kill, then
Sanderson, stopped her with a
seven carries for 14 yards. Josh
mistake before the Huskies'
Peck scored the next four
. kill.
Reynolds had two carries for
Kasey Stroud tip-killed to gain
Mustang points, three of those
Sherman County put up two
nine yards. Korey Morgan had
possession. The Huskies took
off aces, before 6' Bulldog,
more points to gain a one point
seven carries for 29 yards.
game two when Richelderfer
Mandi Talbott, connected for a
In passing for the Cardinals.
edge, when Barber scored
sent the ball onto the hardwood
kill. Ahead 9-0, Heppner then
Brad Burright was 1 -1 and had
points six through eight an$i
for a kill.
watched
Culver put up seven
no gain. Korey Morgan was 10-
took back the lead for the
The Sherman County Huskies
points
with
their next three
19 in passing yards.
Mustangs.
completely dominated the thud
servers to narrow the margin to
In receiving, Burright was 3-
Sherman County scored their
game by taking away the
two.
39, Cory Bennetto was 3-22 and
next four points on Mustang
Mustangs'
net
game,
with
Heppner's Jaci Hughes scored
John Ferguson was 4-39.-
mistakes as well as a kill from
double
blocking
forcing
three more points for the
their Jamie Wilson. Then Boyer 1 Heppner to repeatedly attempt
Mustangs before Culver gained
shanked a hit off of a Husky
to tip over the blockers. Couple
the possession. It took 11 more
block to grab back the
that with Heppner's poor
serve rotations for the Bulldogs
possession. Amber Peck scored
serving in game three (15/21)
to
put up two more points; at
Heppner’s ninth point with an
By Aaron Tworek
and the Mustangs quickly found
that
point Hughes went back to
Ingraham kill, but Sherman
lone's volleyball game last
themselves in a 2-9 point deficit
serve
again and scored the final
County's #10, 6 T ’ Amy
Friday at home against the
which they were unable to
three
points, 13 with a kill by
Richelderfer, hit for a kill to
Condon Blue Devils ended in a
overcome.
Peck.
14 with an Ingraham kill,
gain sideout for the Huskies.
victory for the lone Cardinals
"I've seen our girls play
and
15
with a kill by Barber, to
Richelderfer served points 11
15-7, 15-3.
better," said coach Terri Gentry.
finish
off
the game, win the
In the first game Niki
through 14 before the Mustangs
"But the girls worked hard and
match
and
send
the Mustangs to
Sullivan and Katie Tworek each
were able to stop them with a
put out a good effort."
the
state
volleyball
tournament
had five points.
backrow, Jaci Hughes, hit.
In the second match of the
for
the
second
time
in as many
The second match was all the
Ingraham's serve did not
tournament, the east and west years.
Cardinals needed to win. Erin
score, then Kim Pointer killed
division second place teams met
The Heppner Mustangs go into
Crowell had 10 points, Nikki
the ball to regain the Mustang
in a loser-out match. Culver the OSAA 2A State Volleyball
McElligott had six points and
possession. Boyer's serve did
defeated Weston-McEwen in Tournament on November 12-
Camie Burright and Charissa
not score, and again Pointer was
two close games, 15-13, 15-11.
Gates each had 1.
14, at Lane Community College
marked for a kill to give the
After a disappointing first
"We needed to be at the top of
in
Eugene as the Columbia
Mustangs another chance.
photo by Joyce Hughes
match, the Mustangs had to Basin Conference's second seed.
our game in order to beat them,"
Healy scored Heppner's 10th
regroup for the loser-out match Their first appearance will be
said Charity McElligott coach Amber Peck (left) and Casey Ingraham block down a Culver hit.
against the Culver Bulldogs for on Thursday, November 12, at
for the Cardinals.
the CBC second seed into the 3:30 p.m. against the Trico
state
tournament.
The league champions.
Mustangs used only two games
Named to the Columbia Basin
to win that match, 15-12, 15-9.
Conference team were: First
The Mustangs’ first server, Jill
Each week through football season, the below football “experts” will test their
Team - Heppner's Casey
Barber put the Mustangs ahead
Ingraham, Jill Barber and
3-C before Heppner handed the
gridiron knowledge by picking winners of games in both the pros and college.
Brooke Boyer, Erika Smock
ball over to Culver. Heppner
from Weston-McEwen, Jamie
R ic k
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D e n n is
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Guest 1xpert
PICK THE WINNER! C hris
B utch
L a rry
M o lly
G reg
lead nine to five only to allow
Wilson
and Amy Richelderfer
G u tie r r e z
P a u llu s
Je n sen
K o f f le r
Payne
Hiri Pointer
Bold-Pro Italics-C ollege Sykes
M ills
R hea
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the Bulldogs to come back and
of Sherman County and Mandi
Buffalo
tie up the score. Peck's serving,
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Talbott from Culver; Second
@ NY Jets
coupled with kills by Healy and
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Team - Heppner's Amber Peck,
Cincinnati
Ingraham, scored points 10 and
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11 to regain the lead, but the
Lindsey Matherly, Lindsey
Kansas City
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Bulldogs fought back with three
Gibbs from Stanfield, Talia
@ Seattle
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more points to grab their first
Sanderson
from
Sherman
New England
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lead of the game. With the
County, Amber Hielman from
§ Atlanta
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Mustangs trailing 11-12, Boyer
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scored point 12 on a penalty, 13
Towne from Culver; Honorable
§ Detroit
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with a Healy tip-kill, point 14
Mention - Meghan Macy from
Green Bay
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on a Bulldog wide hit and the
Culver, Nicole Leathebury from
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game winner when she literally
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Washington State
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Sherman County and Stephanie
@ Arizona
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Doherty from Pilot Rock.
Wyoming
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Penn State
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lose to
Redsides
lonaifctemps >
Condon
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