FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 27, 1999
Colts end season 5-1
lone Middle School ends season 4-2
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By Billy Gates
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photo by Sandi Day
The Colts in playoff action against Irrigon.
by Kick Paullus
Carlson, Matt Kenny. Roy
Proctor, Rory Kilkenny. Peter
Geer, Riley Wight. Sloan
Keithley, Terrance Parrot, Mikel
Britt, James VanLiew, Brandon
Johnson, Gordon Wegesworth,
and Chris Rayburn; and fifth
graders - Quinn Peck. Cody
Ford-Day, Robby Smith, Aaron
The Heppner Colts' season
came to an end on Wednesday,
Oct. 20, in the play-offs with a
20-0 loss to Irrigon. the Colts
ended a very successful season
with a 5 and 1 overall record.
Members of the team included
sixth graders - J.C. Sherntt. Kyle
Allstott, Caleb and Casey Maben,
Colton Hanson. Brandon Davis.
Justin Delvonx, Kody Lovgren.
Justin Gregory, Scotty Maker
and Tony Hague wood. Team
managers
were
Jason
Wainwright and Zane Ford-Day.
The Colts were coached by
Kelly Fox, John McCabe and
Rick Paullus.
C-team defeats Stanfield, Sherman
County; loses to Weston-McEwen
Heppner C-team defeated the
Stanfield Tigers. 15-8, 4-15 and
15-3 on October 19.
Genia Grant and Megan Healy
were top scorers in the game,
racking up nine points apiece.
Grant was 100 percent at the
serving line with 10 and Healy
wasll-12. Molly Turrell was
also 100 percent at the serving
line with eight serves for five
points. Nicole Sisk was another
player with 100 percent serving
with four serves and two points.
Nicole Wilson was 7-8 at the
serving line for two points.
Tiffany Matheney was 5-6 at the
serving line for four points. Jesse
Kempas was 100 percent with
four serves and one point. Marcy
Miller was 2-4 at the serving line
for two points.
The Mustangs lost the
Heppner vs Weston-McEwen
game October 21, 16-14. 10-15
and 11-15.
Nicole Wilson took top serving
honors with 100 percent serving
with 17 serves and 11 points.
Genia Grant scored nine points,
serving 11-12. Megan Healy had
5- 7 serving for three points.
Nicole Sisk was 7-8 in serving
for five points. Tylynn Smith was
6- 7 in serving for four points
and Molly Turrell scored two
points with four serves. Turrell
was 100 percent at the serving
line. Tiffany Matheney had 3-4
serving for two points. Jesse
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Kempas made one point, serving
2-4.
The C-team dropped Sherman
County in three October 23, 5-
12, 12-15, 15-12.
Jesse Kempas served 13-15,
earning top scorer for the night
with 10 points. Tiffany Matheney
scored seven points, serving
eight out of 11 tries.
Two players made six points
each for the team, Genia Grant
and Nicole Wilson. Grant was 8-
11 at the serving line and Nicole
Wilson was 100 percent with 11
serves. Nicole Sisk made five
points with 6-8 serving. Cindy
Gall had 4-5 serving and three
points.
Rachel Howard had 100
percent serving with six serves
and Molly Turrell was also 100
percent with five serves and one
serving point.
In th e S e rvic e
Andrew W. Anderson has
graduated from the Army Reserve
Officer Training Corps (ROTC)
Advanced Camp at Fort Lewis,
Tacoma, Wash.
At the camp, cadets complete
a five week course of intensive
military leadership training and
evaluation exercises in communi
cations, management and survival
training.
After successfully completing
advanced camp and graduating
from college, the cadet will be
commissioned as a second lieu
tenant to serve in the US Army.
National Guard, or Reserve.
Anderson is currently a student
at Western Baptist College in Sa
lem. He is the son of Glenn and
Phyllis Anderson of Lexington.
Anderson is a 1996 graduate of
lone High School.
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play, Billy Gates delivered the
since the season started,'" added
The lone Middle School
knockout punch to the Blue
head coach Dean Robinson.
Cardinals finished off the 1999
Devils by shedding some
"This was the best game of the
season with a winning record by
Condon tacklers and found the
year
for us. We executed well,
beating arch rival Condon, 37-0.
end zone for the 45-yard
we stepped up when called upon,
This is the first winning record
touchdown run. The extra point
and we had the desire to go out
for the Cardinals in four years.
by Gates was good. That made
and win the game," added lone
The game started with the Blue
the score 37-0, lone.
fullback/linebacker Billy Gates.
Devils kicking off. lone kick
That ended the scoring for both
For the eighth graders, this was
returner Paul Neiffer returned
teams as the clock ran down to
their
final game of their middle
the kick for 34 yards. That put
end the third quarter.
school
careers. There are six
the Cardinals on their own 40
In the fourth quarter, the two
eighth
graders on the IMS
yard line. After a few key runs
teams moved the ball well, but
football
team: Billy Gates, Paul
by Billy Gates and Paul Neiffer,
couldn't find the end zone as the
Neiffer,
Tim Doherty, Curtis
Kelly Thompson hooked up with
clock ran down to end the
Thompson, Johnny Collin and
Nick Christman for a 35 yard
Cardinals season.
Billy Ross.
pass play for the touchdown.
Defensive coach Steve Schaber
Statistics:
The two point conversion was
lone: 16 14 7 0 - 37
praised the play of the defense
good which put the Cardinals
that only allowed 60 total yards
Condon: 0 0 0 0 - 0
ahead, 8-0.
Scoring Summary
and had five sacks in the game.
On the ensuing kickoff, the
First quarter: lone-Nick Christman 35
Also, the Cardinal defense shut
Condon return man fumbled and out the Blue Devils. "Condon
yard pass from K elly Thompson
(Thompson run); B illy Gates one yard
lone recovered the ball on the
has beat us the past four years
run (Gates run).
Blue Devil 30-yard line. After a and we wanted to end it today,"
Second quarter: lone-Christman 45 yard
20-yard run by Neiffer and a said lone tailback/linebacicer
pass from Thompson (Paul Neiffer run);
nine-yard run by Gates, Gates
Thompson 47 yard run (kick failed).
Paul Neiffer.
Third quarter: lone-Gates 45 yard run
punched it in for six from one
"The boys wanted this win ever
(Gates kick).
yard out. The two-point
conversion was good to make
the score 16-0, lone, midway
through the first quarter.
teammates.
Nick Christman kicked off to
The lone Lady Cardinals
Coach Charity McElligott said
traveled to Condon to challenge
the Blue Devils.
The lone
she was very proud of the team,
the Blue Devils on Friday,
kickoff team pinned the Blue
noting that it was a total team
October 22.
Devils inside the Condon 30-
effort that provided them with
lone easily walked away with
yard line. The defense for the
the victory.
the first game, 15-5, but the Blue
Cardinals was outstanding,
The lone JV team was not quite
Devils came out ready to play in
holding the Blue Devils to only
as successful as the varsity team.
the second game, giving lone a
three yards of total offense the
The Lady Cardinals had a slow
first series. Condon went three- run for the money and defeating
start
at the beginning of the first
lone,
12-15.
and-out, forcing them to punt.
A
third
game
was
in
order
to
game.
The punt bounced to the punt
Ashley Carmack served over
returner Tyler Raible, who decide the winner of the match,
nine consecutive points for the
returned it for 24 yards. The which lone won, 15-10.
Erin Crowell was the top
lone team but lone fell to the
Cardinals fumbled the very next
scorer
for
lone
with
12
points,
Blue
Devils, 13-15. lone couldn't
play and Condon recovered it.
followed by Amellia Peck with
quite get the level of play they
Once again, the Cardinal
10 points for the Cardinal team.
needed in order to take the Blue
defense, led by Billy Gates and
Overall,
the
team
percentage
of
Devils in the second game,
Paul Neiffer at the linebackers,
losing 5-15.
stopped the Blue Devils. That serves was down, but with
Miranda McElligott, Allison
forced them to punt. Tyler Camie Burnght and Nikki
Halvorsen, Olivia Thompson
Raible returned another punt for McElligott at the net, the team
and Caitlm Orem all served 100
20 yards. From their own 29 hitting was at 92 percent.
percent for the lone team.
yard line, the Cardinals kept the Burnght hit 19 spikes and seven
Freshman Tracy Griffith and
ball on the ground, winding kills, while Nikki McElligott
down the clock to end the first also had 19 spikes but brought
junior Molly Barrow did an
16 kills to the floor for the lone
quarter of play. The score was
outstanding job at the net for the
squad. Charissa Gates did an
16-0 at the end of the first
Cardinals. Adrienne Swanson
excellent job of hustling to the
quarter.
and Caitlin Orem did a great job
The second quarter of play saw ball and getting the sets to her
of getting the sets to the front
the Cardinals on their own 40-
row.
yard line. After pounding the
ball up the middle, lone
quarterback Kelly Thompson
again found Nick Christman for
The Heppner Mustang JV made six points and four
the 45-yard pass play for the'
touchdown.
The two-pbint volleyball team defeated the Mustangs made two apiece, Julie
in three Proctor, Jodie Carlson, Krista
conversion was good which Stanfield Tigers
Tuesday.
October
19.
15-3. 11- Adams
and
SanJuanita
made the score 24-0 with 6:00
15, 15-6.
Elguezabal. Brett Barber scored
left in the first half.
Marissa McCabe racked up 15 one.
After a 15-yard return by
points
for the evening and
Carlson made 4-5 serves. Julie
Condon, the Cardinal defense
Shelley
Rietmann,
11.
McCabe
Proctor,
Krista Adams, Brett
stepped it up one more time to
Barber and Elguezabal all were
stop the Blue Devils. The fake made 19-21 serves.
Rietmann was 100 percent at 3-4 at the serving line.
punt for the Blue Devils failed
the
serving line with 13. Mindy
and lone took over on downs at
Smith was also 100 percent at f
the Condon 47-yard line.
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Thompson found some running
room and scampered into the
end zone for the score. A bad
snap on the extra point kept the
score 30-0, lone. At the half, the
lone Cardinals led the Condon
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After the kick of 40 yards and
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Gates stripped the ball from the
Condon tailback and recovered
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37-yard line. The very next play
Paul Neiffer had the ball
knocked loose and Condon
recovered it.
The Cardinal defense again
stopped the Condon offense, led
by two consecutive sacks by
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were forced to punt the ball.
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