Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. October 27, 1999 - FIVE
Serving struggles plague Heppner
in loss to Sherman County
in receiving.
In Saturday's game against
The Heppner Varsity
Volleyball team's struggles at the Sherman, the Heppner team had
serving line played a big part in only a 73 percent serving average
their downfall in on Saturday, for the night.
Amy Papineau was 14-15 at
October 23. The visiting
Sherman
County
Huskies, the serving line for 93 percent
leaders of the Columbia Basin with one ace. Papineau and Kim
Conference
west
division, Pointer led the team with 10
defeated the Mustangs in three, points apiece. Pointer was 11-15
at the serving line for 73 percent,
15-4. 8-15, 13-15.
This loss put the Mustangs in a and had three aces.
Ashley Ropp was 9-11 in
tie for first place in the Eastern
Division of the CBC with the serving for 81 percent with one
Weston-McEwen
Tigerscots. ace. She made six points for the
The Mustangs were in first place team. Trisha Adams was 6-8 for
after their victory over Weston- 75 percent and made five points.
McEwen October 21, 13-15, 15- Two Mustangs, Katie Shemtt
and Allison Sykes were 100
8, 15-8.
As of Monday, October 25, the percent, with two and five serves,
Mustangs and Tigerscots were respectively. Sykes also had one
both 6-2 in the league. Heppner ace and made three points.
Casey Ingraham made 16
was 13-5 for the season; Weston-
attacks
during the game, with
McEwen was 12-6. Stanfield was
eight
kills.
She also made seven
3-5 in the league and 10-14 for
the season and Pilot Rock is 1-8 dinks and nine blocks.
Kim Pointer made 10 attacks,
in the league and 2-13 for the
four
kills and 1 dank and Amy
season.
Drake
had 13 attacks, three kills,
In the Western Division,
Sherman County was 7-0 in the two dinks and five blocks..
The Mustangs were 88 percent
league and 14-1 for the season.
Culver and Wahtonka were both
2-5 in the league. Culver is 4-8
for the season and Wahtonka is
The Heppner Mustang JVs
12 - 11 .
ended their season with a 3-1-1
record by beating the Pilot Rock
Heppner secures first in CBC
Ropp and Adams, both with
one receive, and Sykes with six
all had 100 percent receiving.
Ingraham was 13-15 in receiving
for 88 percent; Papineau, 6-7 for
87 percent; Pointer. 17-20 for 87
percent; Stephanie Clough, 5-6
for 85 percent; and Shemtt, 2-3
for 75 percent.
The Mustangs defeated Pilot
Rock at home in two Tuesday,
October 26. Saturday, October
30, the Mustangs travel to Culver
with a 1 p.m. game time.
The Mustangs' last regular
season game is at home Tuesday,
November 2, for their third
matchup
against
Weston-
McEwen, beginning with C-team
play at 5 p.m.
The district playoffs are
scheduled
for
Saturday,
November 6, at Weston-
McEwen, beginning at 3 p.m.
The state volleyball tournament
is slated for Thursday through
Saturday, November 11-13, at
Lane Community College in
Eugene.
Mustangs explode over Stanfield, 78-14
JVs down Pilot Rock Rockets
photo by Joyce Hughes
Heppner running back Michael McCabe gets by a Stanfield defender in Friday’s rout of the Tigers.
by Rick Paullus
McCabe picked up 14 yards to
Rockets 26-6 on Monday, Oct. by Rick Paullus
get the Mustangs' offense going
18 in Pilot Rock.
Craig Scott took the first again. Stefan Matheny caught a
Neither team moved the ball in
the first quarter and Brad handoff on the Heppner 27 yard pass from Matteson. then
Bowman recovered a fumble for Mustangs' first possession and Matteson hit Schonbachler for a
the Mustangs to end a Rocket never looked back on his way to 10-yard touchdown pass. Scott
a 78-yard touchdown run as the ran in the PAT to give the
drive.
The Mustangs finally got their Mustangs exploded over the Mustangs a 44-0 lead.
The Tigers then mounted their
offense going in the second visiting Stanfield Tigers, 78 to
14, on Friday, Oct 22.
only drive of the first half as
quarter as Travis Bellamy broke
The Mustangs (5 and 0 CBC, Victor Baros scored on a one
free for a 20-yard gain and Brad
Adams ran twice for 10 yards, and 8 and 0 overall) secured first yard touchdown run. Baros ran
then 23 yards to the 10. Bellamy place in the Columbia Basin in the PAT and Heppner now led
went for seven and Adams took it Conference with the win. The 44-8 at halftime.
The Mustangs didn't let up in
inside the one. Kelly Paullus then Mustangs have a bye next week
took it in for the Mustangs' first and face the visiting Pilot Rock the third quarter taking over at
touchdown. The pass failed and Rockets on Friday, Nov. 5, to their own 29 after the kick-off
and marching down the field
Heppner held a 6-0 lead at wrap up the regular season.
After Scott's touchdown, Mitch with the help of two 15 yard
halftime.
Brad Adams broke through the Mathews caught the two-point penalties. Geer ran for 20 yards,
line and ran 42 yards for a conversion pass from Ryan then 10, then one yard for a
Matteson to give the Mustangs touchdown and took the PAT
touchdown early in the third
pass from Matteson to give the
quarter. The PAT run failed and an early 8-0 lead.
The Mustangs took over at Mustangs a 52-8 lead.
the Mustangs now led 12-0.
On the Tigers' first possession,
Pilot Rock cut the lead in half their own 28 after another
Stanfield punt and went right to Blake Knowles made a hit as the
with a 44-yard touchdown pass
work again. Michael McCabe quarterback was about to pass,
late in the third quarter.
picked up seven yards and then McCabe and Schonbachler
Donald Adams returned the
Michael Schonbachler picked up tackled the running back for a
kick-off 30 yards to midfield as
two to Set up McCfcbe for a 64- ? two yard loss. McCabe then
the third quarter ended. Adams
yard touchdown run. Matteson picked off a pass and returned it
then hit Bellamy on a screen pass
passed to Schonbachler for the 49 yards for a touchdown. The
that resulted in a 45-yard
PAT to give the Mustangs an pass failed and the Mustangs
touchdown. The pass failed and
then led 58-8.
early 16-0 lead.
the Mustangs then led 18-6.
Schonbachler then recovered
The Mustangs' defense again
On the Mustangs' next
an onside kick at Stanfield's 43- held and forced the Tigers to
possession, Conor Kilkenny took
yard line. The Mustangs were punt, taking over at their own 39.
a pass from D. Adams 60 yards
unable to move the ball and the Geer then broke loose for a 61
to the 13 where B. Adams took it
Tigers took over on downs.
yard touchdown run. After the
on in for the Mustang's final
The Mustangs' defense held run failed the Mustangs led 64 to
touchdown. Bellamy caught the
again and Scott took the punt 64 8 .
two-pomt conversion pass from
yards for his second touchdown.
The Tigers scored their second
D. Adams to cap the scoring.
The
run
failed
and
Heppner
led
Brian
Sweeney
stopped
two
touchdown
of the game on a 41
photo by Joyce Hughes
22-0 still in the first quarter.
yard run by Baros. The run
Mustang volleyball player Allison Sykes returns a serve against Weston- Rocket drives by stripping and
The Mustangs took over at the failed and the Mustangs now led
recovering a fumble at the Pilot
McEwen in last Thursday's game. Looking on is Stephanie Clough.
Stanfield 43 after the Tigers 64-14 at the end of the third
Rock 35, then intercepting a pass
fourth punt of the first quarter.
The Heppner Mustang
Kim Pointer was 8-9 at the at the Rocket 40.
quarter.
McCabe ran for 20 yards, Geer
Volleyball team was back on
serving line for 88 percent and
On the Tigers’ next possession,
went for three, then McCabe Nick Anthony intercepted a pass
made four points for the Heppner 0 6
track for a league win
at
14- 26
broke free for 20 yards and his to give the Mustangs the ball at
Weston-McEwen
Thursday,
Mustangs. She made 20 attacks, Pilot Rock 0 0
0 -
second touchdown run of the first their own five yard line.
October 21. The Heppner win
10 kills, nine dinks and one
quarter. The pass failed and the
over the Tigerscots put the
block. Pointer was 18-20 in
Second quarter
After a few short runs and a
Mustangs held a 28-0 lead after couple of holding penalties, Scott
Mustangs in first place in the
receiving for 90 percent.
one quarter.
East Division of the CBC with 6-
Amy Papineau was 15-16 at the Hep- Kelly Paullus 1 yard run
broke free for a 92 yard
After a short punt by the Tigers touchdown run. The pass failed
1 in the league and 13-4 for the
serving line for 93 percent, (pass failed) 2:33
Third quarter
gave the Mustangs the ball at the and the Mustangs now led 70-14
season. The Tigerscots were 6-2
making 10 points for the team.
Hep
-
Brad
Adams 42 yard run
Stanfield 40 yard line, Geer went
in the league and 12-6 for the
She made nine attacks, two kills
The defense again held and the
season.
and had 100 percent receiving (run failed) 11:08
Mustangs took over at the Tigers’
for
15.
After
two
incomplete
P.R. - 44 yard pass (run failed)
with four.
The Mustangs beat the
passes, Scott picked up 11 and a 43 yard line. Donald Adams
1:27
Tigerscots in three 13-15. 15-8,
Amy Drake made seven
went for six, Brian Rust ran for
first down.
Fourth quarter
five and a first down. Rust ran
15-11, avenging an earlier loss to attacks, one dank and two blocks.
Scott
ran
for
eight
more
to
set
up
Weston-McEwen on Heppner's
Stephanie Clough and Katie Hep - Travis Bellamy 45 yard
for four, then Brad Adams ran
a
six-yard
touchdown
run
by
pass from Donald Adams (pass
home court October 12, 15-8, 6- Shemtt both had 100 percent failed) 11:50
Geer. Matteson hit Schonbachler for nine and another first down.
serving with one and six serves,
15.8-15.
for the two-point conversion and Brad Adams ran for nine, Donald
Hep - B. Adams 13 yard run
The Mustangs were 83 percent respectively. Shemtt made five
Adams ran for nine more, then
the
Mustangs now led 36-0.
(Bellamy pass from D. Adams)
at the serving line and 91 percent points.
one
to set up a two yard
The
Mustangs'
defense
again
8:25
Abby Kahl was 75 percent
in receives.
held as McCabe shot in from his touchdown run by Rust. Brad
Casey Ingraham was right on serving with 3-4 and Ashley
linebacker position to tackle the Adams ran over a defensive back
target with 16 out of 18 serves, Ropp was 6-9 for 66 percent. She
running back for an eight yard for the two-point conversion to
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including three aces, for 87 made four points.
close out the scoring at 78 to 14.
loss.
Heppner Gazette- Times
percent serving. She led the
On the Tigers' last possession.
Heppner
took
over
at
their
own
Allison Sykes was 13-14 in
Mustangs with 11 points. She receiving for 93 percent. Clough.
49 after yet another punt and Ben Turrell recovered a fumble
also made 16 attacks, 12 kills, Papineau and Ropp were all 100
and the Mustangs ran out the
three blocks, seven dinks and percent in receiving. Clough had
October 30th - Saturday
was 100 percent in receiving seven. Papineau, four, and Ropp.
with 11.
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Scott ran just five times for 189
yards and two touchdowns for
the Mustangs. Geer carried 12
times for 138 yards and three
touchdowns, and McCabe ran
nine times for 136 yards as the
Mustangs piled up 517 yards
rushing for the game.
Matteson was 4 of 9 passing
for 36 yards and a touchdown.
McCabe and Schonbachler led
the defense with 31 and 30 points
respectively.
Clint Bellamy had 14. Knowles
13 and Jake Roy 10. Matheny
and Anthony finished with nine
points apiece.
Stanfield 0 8 6 0 - 14
Heppner 28 16 20 14 - 78
First quarter
Hep. - Craig Scott 78 yard run
(Mitch Mathews pass from Ryan
Matteson)
Hep - Michael McCabe 64 yard
run (Michael Schonbachler pass
from Matteson) 6:31
Hep. - Scott 64 yard punt return
(run failed) 3:03
i
Hep - McCabe 20 yard run (pass
failed) :23
Second quarter
Hep. Levi Geer 6 yard run
(Schonbachler
pass
from
Matteson) 8;50
Hep. - Schonbachler 10 yard pass
from Matteson (Scott run) 5:24
St. - Victor Baros 1 yard run
(Baros run) .40
Third quarter
Hep. - Geer 1 yard run (Geer
pass from Matteson) 8:11
Hep. - McCabe 49 yard
interception return (pass failed)
5:28
Hep. - Geer 61 yard run (run
failed) 2:45
St. - Baros 41 yard run (run
failed) :35
Fourth quarter
Hep. - Scott 92 yard run (pass
failed) 9:05
Hep. - Brian Rust 2 yard run
(Brad Adams run) 3:23
Individual Statistics
Rushing- Stan. - Baros 11-112,
Ena 18-101, Correa 5-44,
McQuown 2-6, Pollick l-(-4)
Graham 2-(-8)
Hep. - Scott 5-189, Geer 12-138,
McCabe 9-136, Brad Adams 2-
18. Schonbachler 3-17. Rust 3-
11, Donald Adams 1-6, Brad
Bowman 1-2.
Passing - Stan. -Baros 2-8-2-S.
Hep - Matteson 4-9-0-36
Receiving - Stan. - Pollick 1-4,
Ena 1-1
Hep. - Stefan Matheny 1-27,
Schonbachler 1-10, Scott 1-2,
McCabe 1 -(-3).
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