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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 17, 1999 11 Mustangs earn 20 CBC picks Heppner Mustang VB team loses out in state tourney Clint Bellamy Ryan Matteson Heppner's Ashley Ropp (2) makes the play at the net in the Mustang's first game of the state tournament against the Delphian Dragons. Amy Drake and Kim Pointer (10) watch the action. sideout and the Dragons' Kelly Kertchem served three straight points for the win. Ingraham led the Mustangs with four aces, 13 kills, 12 digs and five blocks. Pointer had 13 kills and Amy Drake had four kills and four blocks. The Mustangs came back with a win at 8 a m. on Friday over Oakland, 15-13, 15-12, before falling to Lowell in another 8 a.m. game Saturday. In the game against Oakland, Ingraham broke a tie with three straight aces. A kill from Amy Drake and an unforced Oakland error gave Heppner a 5-0 lead, which they built to a 10-6 advantage before the Oakers came back. Oakland took a 13- 11 advantage before Ingraham gave the Mustangs a sideout with a kill. Stephanie Clough came up to the service line and Heppner tied the game at 13-13 with two Ingraham kills. After an Oakland sideout, Ingraham served for the Mustangs' victory. Oakland took a 12-11 lead in the second game, but committed four violations and two unforced errors, which lead to four consecutive points and the 1 ®' • , , The Dragons increased their- victory for the Mustangs. lead to 14-11 before an unforced Ingraham picked up seven kills error gave the ball back to the and 20 digs against the Oakers. Mustangs and Leah Denton Kim Pointer had three kills and scored an ace. nine digs and Amy Drake had The ball went back to the two kills and five blocks. Dragons following a Mustang The Mustangs, however, violation, but Ingraham made a couldn't keep up their momentum kill down the right sideline for a and lost their next game against sideout. Ingraham then served up Lowell, 15-4, 17-15, and their two aces and Kim Pointer made a bid for a state trophy. kill to put the Mustangs ahead, Lowell lost to Regis, 15-1, 15- 15-14. 10, for eighth place in the An unforced error of the tournament. Mustangs game Delphian a The Heppner High School Volleyball Team gave the number one ranked Delphian Dragons a run for their money in the first round of the OSAA/U.S.Bank 2A state volleyball tournament Thursday, Nov. 11. The Mustang girls lost to the Dragons in the first game in overtime, 17-15, and won the second game, 15-11, before falling to Delphian, 15-2, in the last game. The Mustangs have a history in facing off against tough opponents in the first round of the championships. In 1997, they lost the opening round loss to Santiam Christian and in 1998 they lost to Oakridge, both eventual state champs. Delphian eventually fell to St. Mary's, 15- 8, 12-15, 15-9, and St. Mary's lost to Amity, 11-15, 15-10, 15- 13, for the 1999 state championship. In the first game of Thursday's match, the Mustangs fell to a 6-2 deficit before fighting back to tie the game at eight apiece. A carrying call on Casey Ingraham gave Delphian back the ball and the Dragons built up a lead to 12- Artifactory bazaar this Saturday The annual Christmas Artifactory, a holiday craft bazaar, will be held this Saturday, Nov. 20, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Morrow County Fairgrounds. The bazaar will feature a visit from Santa and lunch will be served. A $2 admission will be charged at the door, which will go toward youth scholarships. The Artifactory is sponsored by the Willow Valley Service Club. State 1A, 2A VB tourney picks selected Camie Burright Nikki McElligott Casey Ingraham Casey Ingraham, Heppner High School senior, was named first team all tournament at the 2A state volleyball championships and Nikki McElligott and Camie Burright, both lone High School senior, were selected first team all tournament for the 1A state championships held last weekend at Lane Community College at Eugene. The lone Cardinals ended up champions of the 1A division. The Heppner Mustangs received the tournament sportsmanship award. Arts & Crafts club to meet The Morrow County Arts and Crafts Club will meet Thursday, November 18, at 1 p.m. at Cal's in Heppner. Blake Knowles Craig Scott Josh Hill Jake Roy Michael McCabe Joe Papineau Michael Schonbachler Kyle McDaniel Stefan Matheny Tackle: 1st team-Jake Roy, honorable mention-Jake Roy, Heppner senior, 5'10" 225, Jesse Heppner, Toby Abercrombie, Bomfer, Weston-McEwen senior, Stanfield senior, 6T", 180. 6'2", 248; 2nd team-Noah Von Defensive end: Is;team-Blake Borstel, Sherman County senior, Knowles, Heppner, Josh Thomas, 6'2'\ 187, Beau Morgan, Pilot Sherman County senior, 5'8", Rock senior, 6'1", 220; honorable 175; 2nd team-Joe Papineau, mention-Josh Hill, Heppner Heppner junior, 6'1", 165, senior, 5T0" 220, Jesse Pollock, Perrine, Weston-McEwen; Culver senior, 6'4" 240. honorable mention-Weathermon, Stanfield. Receiver: 1st team-Bobby Linebacker: 1st team-Michael Humphreys, Pilot Rock senior, Schonbachler, Heppner, Carlson, 6'2", 165, Chris Peters, Weston- Culver, Jerrid Wolfe, Sherman McEwen senior, 6'2" 223, Alex County senior, 5'10", 175, Josh Carlson, Culver, 6'6" 210; second Macnab, Sherman County senior, team-Blake Knowles, Heppner 6', 195; 2nd team-Michael junior, 6'3", 175. McCabe, Heppner, Victor Baros, Back: 1st team-Craig Scott, Stanfield senior, 5'8", 170, Heppner junior, 5'9", 165, Ryan Peters, Weston-McEwen, Delph, Weston McEwen senior, Cloud, Culver; honorable 5'8", 158, Josh Thomas, Sherman mention-Jeff Pollick, Stanfield County senior, 5'8", 175; 2nd junior, 5'9", 165, Waite, Pilot team-Josh McNab, Sherman Rock, Dustin Erickson, Pilot County senior, 6' 195, Junior Rock senior, 6’2", 175; Alan Ena, Stanfield senior, 6'2", 220, Yanez, Wahtonka senior, 5'6", Jeremy Benmngfield, Culver 160. senior, 6' 185; honorable Defensive back: 1st team-Craig mention, Michael Schonbachler, Scott, Heppner, Delph, Weston- Heppner senior, 5'8" 170, McEwen, Jeff Fritts, Sherman Michael McCabe, Heppner County senior, 6' 155, sophomore, 5T0" 170, Kelly Humphreys, Pilot Rock; 2nd Jobes, Pilot Rock senior, 5'9", team-Ryan Matteson, Stefan 150, Jay Hager, Wahtonka Matheny, both Heppner, senior, 5'8", 160, Mike Cates, Cheyenn Langston, Sherman Wahtonka senior, 5'6" 150, County junior, 5'H", 165, Nathaniel Lieuallen, Weston- Benningfield, Culver; honorable McEwen junior, 5T0", 162. mention-Lorenzo Correa, Quarterback: 1st team-Asa Stanfield junior, 5'6", 125. Seth Richelderfer, ^SJjerman -^punty C hristensen, Pilot Rock juilloT, senior, 6'3", 165; 2nd team-Ryan 5'8", 150, John Macy, Culver Matteson, Heppner junior, 6'2" junior, 6'1", 165. 175; honorable mention-Victor Punter: 1st team-Humphreys, Baros, Stanfield senior, 5'8", 170, Pilot Rock, 2nd team-Bobby Troy Sampson, Pilot Rock, Snyder, Wahtonka senior, 6'2"; freshman, 5T1", 160, Nick honorable mention-Victor Baros, Parker, Weston-McEwen junior Stanfield senior, 5'8", 170. 6'5", 158. Place kicker: 1st team-Luke Scoggins, Sherman County senior, 5T0", 150; 2nd team- Blake Knowles, Heppner junior, 6'3", 175. Defense The City of Heppner has a Defensive line: 1st team-Clint vacancy on its city council. Bellamy, Heppner, Bonifer, Anyone interested in serving on Weston-McEwen, Yourchek, the council is invited to apply. Sherman County; 2nd team-Josh Forms are available at city hall, Hill, Heppner, VonBorstel, 188 W. Willow, Heppner. Sherman County, Ena, Stanfield; Eleven Heppner Mustang football players earned 20 spots on the Columbia Basin Conference All League picks. Senior Clint Bellamy made first team as offensive guard and as defensive lineman. Junior Craig Scott also earned two first team picks-as offensive back and defensive back. Junior Blake Knowles was selected as first team defensive end, second team place kicker and second team receiver. Senior Jake Roy was named first team offensive tackle and honorable mention defensive lineman. Senior Michael Schonbachler was named to the first team as defensive linebacker and honorable mention offensive back. Junior Kyle McDaniel was selected as first team offensive center. Junior Ryan Matteson earned two second team selections, as quarterback and defensive back. Senior Josh Hill was picked for the second team as a defensive lineman and received honorable mention offensive tackle. Sophomore Michael McCabe also earned a spot on the second team and honorable mention for linebacker and defensive back, respectively. Junior Joe Papineau was named to the second team as defensive end and sophomore Stefan Matheny, second team defensive back. Complete selections are as follows: Offense Center: 1st team-Kyle McDaniel, Heppner junior, 6', 180 lbs., 2nd team-Justin Weathermon, Stanfield senior, 6'2", 205, Tanner Perrine, Weston-McEwen junior, 5'1", 160; honorable mention-Corey Cook, Sherman County junior, 5'9", 160. 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