FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 19 ,1999
HHS track team to send 14 to state
Heppner High School boys' state track qualifiers left to right: back row-Levi Geer, Jared Eckman, Ryan
Matteson, Craig Scott; front-David Piper, Casey Evans, Michael Schonbachler.
Heppner High School girls' state track qualifiers left to right: back-Trisha Adams, Amy Papineau, Paula
Spicerkuhn; front-Amber Peck, Casey Evans, Brooke Boyer. This year the HHS girls' team won trophies
for second place for District 7-2A and first place in the CBC/Big Sky Invitational at Condon and tied for
second place at the Goldendale Invitational.
The Heppner High School track
team will send 14 athletes, seven
girls and seven boys, to the 2A
state track tournament this Friday
and Saturday, May 21-22, at
Monmouth.
The Heppner girls took second
place at the district meet in
Hermiston May 14 and 15 in
Hermiston. They had 100 points
to Pilot Rock's 117.
The Heppner boys were third at
the district meet with 88 points,
behind winner Stanfield with 147
points and runner up Wahtonka
with 132.
Heppner girls qualifying for
state with first or second-place
finishes at district include Amber
Peck, Brooke Boyer, Casey
Ingraham, Abby Kahl, Paula
Spicerkuhn and Trisha Adams.
Amy Papineau will attend as an
alternate.
Boys qualifying include Jared
Eckman, Levi Geer, Casey
Evans, Michael Schonbachler,
David Piper, Ryan Matteson and
Craig Scott.
Amber Peck, a senior tips year, ,
won the 100-itft<£r dash with a
time of 12.VI and took second in
the- JOO meter low hurdles with a
time of 48.6.
Peck was a part
of the 1600-meter relay team,
along with juniors Trisha Adams
and Abby Kahl and senior
Brooke Boyer, who took first at
district with a time of 4.16.07.
Peck was also a member of the
100-meter relay, with Adams,
Boyer and junior Casey
Ingraham, who finished second
with a time of 52.54.
Ingraham also took two first
place finishes, in the long jump
at 16T/4" and the triple jump at
34'4", and set a new school triple
jump record.
Boyer was second in the 400
meter dash with a time of 1.03.3;
Kahl was second in the 800
meter dash with 2.29.26; and
Spicerkuhn was second in the
3,000 meter run at 13.12.
Senior Jared Eckman was first
lone track team heads to state
Schonbachler will also go to
in the high jump with a jump of
state
in the discus, finishing
6'2". Eckman also finished fourth
in the 100m with a time of 11.9 second at district with a throw of
and fourth in the triple jump with 124'9". He was sixth at district in
a 39'9" jump. He, along with the 200 meter dash with a time of
juniors Michael Schonbachler 2.43.
Geer was also first in the 800
and Levi Geer and senior Casey
meters
with a time of 2.07.90
Evans, ended first in the 100
David Piper was second at
meter relay, with a time of 45.6.
Sophomore Craig Scott will run district in the high jump
unavailable) and
in the 100m relay at state in place (statistics
seventh
in
the
long jump with a
of Eckman who will be
jump of 17' 4-1/4" and seventh in
competing in the high jump.
Evans also won the 400 meter the triple jump with a jump of
with a time of 52.14 and first in 36T0".
Scott was fourth in the 300
the 1600 meter relay along with
sophomore Ryan Matteson, meter hurdles with a 43.4 and
Schonbachler and Geer, with a fifth in the 110 meter hurdles
time of 3.38.2. He took third in with a 17.0.
Matteson was sixth in the 400
the high jump with a 5'10" jump.
meters with a 55.9.
Golf tourey nets over $2,000
Tom Shear shooting a 52.
Greg Grant won the KP on hole
The Heppner Babe Ruth golf
tournament fund raiser held on #4 and #13, with a shot 9 ’9” from
Sunday, May 16, attracted 56 golf the hole.
The closest to the string on #6
ers and raised $ 2 ,2 6 ^ ,
/
The first place team m the four- and #15 vyas won by Boh Krein,
man scramble format were Ron with a drive only 34” away. He
Bowman, Duane Disque, Dave won a new driver.
The raffle for two rounds of golf
Hanna and Barry Munkers, shoot
with
a cart from Wildhorse Gam
ing a 51. They each won $25 and
ing Resort was won by Rick
a custom-made putter.
The second place team, with Paullus.
The Babe Ruth players were
each winning a custom-made
putter, included Chris Bowman, auctioned off as caddies before
Darrin Ployhar, Greg Grant and play started, raising $705 of the
total.
By Rick Paullus
Mustangs to face Bulldogs
Rock will face off at noon to
at district
determine the number one seed
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustangs'
baseball team will face the
Culver Bulldogs in a loser-out
game in the Columbia Basin
Conference
District
championships.
Sherman County and Pilot
from District Seven. The
Mustangs and Bulldogs will play
at about 2 p.m. with the winner
to play the loser of game one to
determine the number two seed.
All games will be played at
Bob White Field in Pendleton on
Saturday, May 22.
lone High School track team state qualifiers left to right: back-Nikki McElligott, Cindy Heagy; front-Dan
Scott, Ryan Bonnetto, Brad Burrlght
time broke her own meet record:
o f 48.5, the school record of 46.5 -
and the all-time 1A record of
45.7.
Freshman Brad Burright won
the triple jump with a jump of
43'3", besting the 1A freshman
record of 40'2-l/2" and his
Blue Mountain Community
personal record by more than
three feet; won the 110 hurdles College and the American Red
with a time of 15.55; took second Cross have teamed up to bring a
in the high jump with 5'8"; and three-part disaster series to
second in the 300 hurdles with a Heppner on May 25, 26 and 27.
The classes are free to interested
42.7, another personal record.
Junior Dan Scott took first participants, but pre-registration
place in the pole vault a 10' jump is required. Classes must be
and three second place finishes- taken in order.
Introduction to Disasters will
in the 100 meters with a time of
11.71, the 200 meters with 23.96 be offered on Tuesday, May 25,
from 6-9 p.m. at Heppner High
and the 400 meters with 53.6.
Freshman Cindy Heagy was School.
first in the pole vault with a 6' The class is designed to help
vault, second in the 800 meter community volunteers respond
run with 2.47 and third in the 400 to their neighbor's needs in the
event of a disaster. The class
meters with 67.06.
Senior Ryan Bennetto won the covers basic information about
disaster and its effects and
javelin with a throw of 164'8"
outlines the roles of agencies
(both government and non
government) in disaster relief.
Participants are introduced to
American Red Cross Disaster
S u e : Y’know, my biggest catering client
Services and are alerted to
before the expansion was the
procedures for general disaster
preparedness.
Nelson baby shower. Remember?
Mass Care is scheduled for
Wednesday,
May 26, from 6-9
P e liC A ll: With those oyster canapés shaped like
p.m.,
also
at
Heppner High
booties? Mmm, how could I forget.
School. The prerequisite for this
class is Intro to Disasters. The
S u e : Thank goodness you guys at the bank
class provides basic information
saw my potential and gave me that loan.
about the activities for mass care
in disaster relief which impact a
P e l i c a n : Uh, can we get back to those oysters?
large number of people and
introduces the participants to
Sue: Sorry, gotta fly. There's a chef in Seattle
American Red Cross Disaster
who's doing exciting things with pickled eel.
Services.
Shelter Operations is the final
Pelican: Pickled eel? I'm right behind you, sister.
class in the series, scheduled for
Thursday, May 27, from 6-9
p.m. Prerequisites are Intro to
Disasters and Mass Care. This
class provides basic information
on the operation of a shelter in
After more than 60 years or just providing a basic
the event of a disaster.
of serving Oregonians
checking account, we
Call Anne Morter, BMCC
like you, w e ’ve got a
have what it takes to
coordinator for South Morrow
pretty good idea of the
help you realize your
County, at 422-7040 for
challenges, hopes and
dreams. You’ll find
additional information or to pre-
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Klamath First Federal in
register.
35 locations throughout
around here. And
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The lone-Cardinal tratlcteam
will send
to the state
championship meet in Monmouth
this weekend, May 21-22.
The Cardinal girls' team, lead
by junior Nikki McElligott with
four wins, ended up in fourth
place at district this past
weekend, May 14-15, with 64
points. The Dufur girls' team was
first with 100 points followed by
Condon, 95, and South Wasco
County.
The lone boys were third at the
district meet with 105 points.
•First place was South Wasco,
137, and second was Helix, 106.
McElligott took first in the
triple jump with a 36’3" jump;
first in the high jump with a 5'
jump; first in the 300-meter
hurdles with a time of 45.3; and
first in the 100 meter hurdles
with a time of 15.6.
McElligott's 300 meter hurdle
whether it’s getting a
business off the ground
Disaster series
offered through
BMCC, ARC
the state. Visit the one in
your neighborhood today.
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