Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 10, 1999 - FIVE
lone wins District 3-1A c h a m p io n s h ip , now heads to state tournament
lone defended their number
one seed against South Wasco
County High School, defeating
the Redsides in two games, 15-2,
15-8, at Wahtonka High School,
the host for the 3-1A District
Tournament.
The l ady Cardinals nearly
flawlessly executed the first
game. Tone started the match
with the serve. Erin Crowell set
up a beautiful set assist to Nikki
McElligott who made an
enormous kill for the first point
of the game.
McElligott was a menace to
the Redsides, hitting hard at the
net and blocking anything she
could get her hands on. It was
also the precision setting by
Crowell that allowed senior
Brandi Brantley to pound a huge
kill cross court.
The lone team relaxed a little
more than their coach would
have liked at the beginning of
game two and allowed the
Redsides to score the first five
points. It was McElligott's tip to
the open spot on the court that
rallied the lone squad to play the
level of ball that the Lady
Cardinals are accustomed to.
Camie Burnght made a
colossal kill to even the score at
5-5 and the game remained tight
for the next six points. Salli
McElligott and Shelby Krebs did
an outstanding performance
coming off the bench for the
Cardinals.
Erin Crowell led the Lady
Cardinals in set assists and had
12 points to her credit. Freshman
Diana McElligott launched over
missile-like serves, low to the
net and hard to return, for a total
of eight points. ITie team served
92 percent, was 93 percent
successful on serve-receives and
hit 96 percent at the net. Erin
Crowell, Diana McElligott,
Chanssa Gates and Amellia
Peck served 100 percent for the
lone team.
rhree senior Cardinal team
members, Nikki McElligott, Erin
Crowell and Camie Burright,
were chosen for the All-Star
T eam Honorable Mention went
to freshman Diana McElligott,
sophomore Amellia Peck and
senior Brandi Brantley.
The lone Lady Cardinals will
be headed to Eugene on
Thursday to participate in the
State
1A
Volleyball
Tournament. lone will play
Crane High School on Friday,
Nov. 12, at 5 p.m. at Lane
Community College.
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Cardinals celebrate their first place victory at district.
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lone coaches and players show off their first place trophy
Nikki McElligott
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