FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 12, 2000
lone 'C' team loses to Spray
M ustang girls fall to Rockets Mustang boys fall to Cardinals
By Rick Paullus
By Rick Paullus
photo by Debbie Radie
C ody E rickso n (34) and Mike Radie (fro n t) play defense
The lone "C" team hosted the
Spray Eagles on Thursday,
January 6. Spray walked away
victorious, defeating lone ,39-28.
Mike Radie, Koby Rea and
Cayle Krebs played outstanding
defense.
Colin
McElligott
surprised Spray when the 5'2"
sophomore drove through the
middle o f the key to score.
Andrew Rietmann led the lone
men with 10 points, seven
rebounds, two checked shots and
two steals. Koby Rea robbed four
balls from Spray and handed out
three assists. The lone men shot
62 percent from the line.
Coach Jim Swanson said he was
pleased with the level of play
that the Cardinal men displayed
on Thursday. "They are a good
bunch of kids and give 110
percent at all times," said
Swanson.
M ustang boys lose to Rockets
The Pilot Rock Rockets made
16 of 22 free throws in the fourth
quarter to come away with a 58-
55 win over the visiting Heppner
Mustangs on Friday, Jan. 7. The
Mustangs controlled the game for
32 minutes, leading 51-50, with a
minute left but the Rockets made
8-10 free throws in the last minute
to get the win.
The Mustangs took a 14-11
lead after one, getting two three-
pointers from Ashley Ropp, a
three-point play from Casey
Ingraham and a three-pointer from
Lacey Matteson. The Mustangs
led 25-16 after a three-point play
by Meghan Bailey and led 28-23
at halftime after a three-pointer
by Marissa McCabe.
Shelley Rietmann began the
third quarter with two rebound
baskets, and a free throw by
Ingraham gave the Mustangs their
biggest lead at 33-23 early in the
’ third. TheMfotangs'led 37-31 on
a lay-in by Trisha Adams but a
Rocket three-pointer at the buzzer
closed the gap to 40-36.
The Rockets took a 48-45 lead,
but Ropp hit a three-pointer with
JV girls split
over the
weekend
2:25 left to tie it and Matteson
scored on a three-point play to give
the Mustangs a 51-48 lead with
1:49 left. Rietmann hit two free
throws after the Rockets had
taken a 55-51 lead to get within
two, but the Mustangs couldn't
overcome the Rocket free throws.
Matteson finished with 12
points to lead a balanced scoring
attack. Ropp had nine points,
three assists and two steals.
Ingraham had nine points despite
limited playing time due to foul
trouble. Rietmann had eight points
and seven rebounds while Amy
Papineau had five points and
seven rebounds.
Statistics
Heppner: 14 14 12 15 - 55
Pilot Rock: 11 12 13 22 - 58
Heppner: Lacey Matteson 3 5-5 12,
Casey Ingraham 3 3-5 9. Ashley Ropp 3
0-0 9, Shelley Rietmann 3 2-2 8. Amy
Papineau 2 1-4 5, Marissa McCabe 1 2-2
5, Meghan Bailey 11 -13 , Trisha Adams
1 0-0 2, Brett Barber 0 2-3 2. San Juanita
Elguezabal 0 0-0 0. 17 16-22 55 Three-
pointers: Ropp (3), Matteson, McCabe
Pilot Rock: Copeland 3 10-12 16, A
Doherty 4 3-3 12. Brachler 3 4-7 10,
McLaughlin 3 1-3 7, Greene 2 1-2 6.
Mitchell 2 1-2 5, S. Doherty 1 0-2 2.
Christensen 0 0-1 0, Krosting 0 0-1 0 18
20-33 58. Three-pointers: A. Doherty,
Greene.
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Host lone Cardinalsjumped out
to a seven point lead in the first
quarter and held it at the end,
beating the Heppner Mustang
boys’ varsity 58-51 on Jan. 4 in
the final pre-season game for both
teams.
The Cardinals led 13-6 after
one and built their lead to 19-8
before the Mustangs got a basket
from Joe Papineau, a rebound
basket from Craig Scott, a jumper
from Stefan Matheny and a re
bound basket from Ryan
Matteson to cut the lead to 19-16.
The Mustangs could get no closer
as the Cardinals took a 26-21 lead
at halftime.
The Cardinals held a 32-25 lead
midway through the third before
Blake Knowles hit on a rebound
basket, Matheny hit a jumper and
Scott scored on a steal and lay-in
to make it 32-31 with two min
utes left. lone hit two free throws
but Papineau came back with a
rebound basket to make it 34-33.
The Cardinals pulled away in
the fourth quarter as they made
12 of 21 free throws and led by
as much as 11 points. The Mus
tangs cut the lead to four points a
couple of times but couldn't get
the shots to fall when they needed
them.
Matheny led the Mustangs with
14 points and three assists.
Knowles had 10 points, nine re
bounds and two steals. McCabe
had eight points, six rebounds and
three steals. Papineau had eight
points and five rebounds.
Matteson had five rebounds and
two assists.
lone was led by Brad Bumght
with 20 points, including 7-7 free
throws in the fourth quarter. Mark
McElligott had 15 points.
Statistics
Heppner: 6 15 12 18 - 51
lone: 13 13 10 22 - 58
Heppner: Stefan Matheny 6 2-4 14.
Blake Knowles 5 0-1 10, Joe Papineau 4
0-1 8, Michael McCabe 4 0-0 8, Craig
Scott 2 2-2 6, Ryan Matteson 1 1-2 3,
Clint Bellamy 1 0-0 2, Kevin Drake, Brad
Adams. 23 5-10 51. Three-pointer: none.
lone: Burright 510-11 20, McElligott 7
1-6 15, Mansfic’d 51-311, Bennetto 21 -
2 5. Morgan 1 1-4 3. A. Neiffer 1 0-0 2, J.
Neiffer 1 0-0 2. Gribskov. Three-pointer:
none
JV boys beat
Tigers ^et split
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang JV boys
hung on to beat the Stanfield Ti
gers, 41-39, to get a split of their
weekend games on Saturday, Jan.
8. The Mustangs held a 27-13 lead
at halftime as David Piper had two
three-pointers and 15 points. The
Mustangs still led by 12 after three,
but the Tigers battled back to
within one with two minutes left.
Kevin Drake hit a three-pointer
to make it 40-36 and the Mustangs
held on to win 41-39. Piper fin
ished with 18 points, Drake, nine,
and Justin Wood had six.
On Friday night, Jan. 7, the
Mustangs fell behind 21-9 after
one and could never get into the
game as they lost in Pilot Rock to
the Rockets, 64-45. Piper had 13
points, Wood, seven, and Brad
Adams and Sam Van Liew each
scored six. Brad Bowman hit 4-5
free throws.
The Mustangs’ record now
stands at 6-4 with games this
weekend in Heppner against
Weston-McEwen and at Moro
against Sherman County.
Statistics
Heppner: 9 14 8 14 - 45
Pilot Rock: 21 18 11 1 5 - 6 4
Heppner: David Piper 6 1-2 13, Justin
Wood 2 3-6 7, Brad Adams 2 2-3 6, Sam
Van Liew 3 0-0 6, Brian Rust 1 1-6 4,
Kevin Drake 2 0-2 4, Brad Bowman 0 4-5
4. Brandon Young 0 1-2 1. 16 12-26 45.
Three-pointer: Rust.
Heppner: 9 18 8 6 - 41
Stanfield: 5 8 10 16 - 39
Heppner: Piper 8 0-0 18, Drake 4 0-0
9, Wood 3 0-0 6, Van Liew 2 0-0 4, Rust
1 1-3 3, Adams 0 1-2 1. Young, Bowman.
182-541. Three-pointers: Piper (2). Drake.
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fourth. The Rockets tied it on two
By Rick Paullus
free throws but Matheny scored
The Heppner Mustang boys to make it 57-55. Two free throws
had just a little letdown in the third each by Matteson and McCabe
quarter and it was all host Pilot gave the Mustangs a 62-59 lead
Rock needed to eke out a 76-71 but the Rockets came right back
win in a fast-paced game on Fri to retake the lead 63-62.
day, Jan. 7.
McCabe hit a driving lay-in
The Rockets ran out to a 16-7 with 2:08 left to give the Mustangs
lead midway through the first a 68-66 lead. McCabe drove the
quarter but the Mustangs came lane and scored again with 1:30
back with a Blake Knowles left to give the Mustangs a 70-68
jumper. Michael McCabe lay-in, lead. The Rockets then went on a
a Stefan Matheny runningjumper 8-1 run to end the game.
and three-pointer to tie it at 16-
McCabe led the Mustangs with
lb. McCabe hit two free throws 23 points, seven rebounds and four
to end the first w ith the Rockets steals. Matheny finished with 16
on top, 19-18.
points and dished out three assists.
Clint Bellamy opened the sec Scott had 10 points, five assists
ond quarter scoring on a nice pass and seven rebounds. Papineau had
from Matheny and Matheny hit nine rebounds. Matteson finished
another three-pointer to give the with eight points and three steals.
M ustangs a 23-19 lead. The
Statistics
Heppner: 18 19 14 20 - 71
Rockets came back to take a 25-
Pilot R o c k 19 13 21 23 - 78
24 lead, but Bellamy hit a free
Heppner: Michael McCabe 6 10-14 23.
throw . Joe Papineau scored on a Stefan Matheny 7 0-0 16. Craig Scott 5 0-
rebound basket and Craig Scott 010, Ryan Matteson 2 3-4 8. Joe Papineau
scored to make it 29-25. The 2 0-0 4, Clint Bellamy 01 -21 . Brian Rust.
David Piper. Sam Van Liew. 26 15-21 71
Mustangs controlled the rest of the Three-pointers: Matheny (2). Matteson
Pilot Rock: Humphreys 12 6-11 30.
quarter and led 37-32 at halftime
on a Matheny jumper just before Labrousse 11 2-6 26. Van Pelt 3 2-2 8.
Sohappy 3 0-3 6, Alderman 1 1-2 3,
the buzzer.
Erickson t 0-1 3 Sampson. Christensen.
The Mustangs got three-point McLaughlin. 31 11-25 76 Three-pointers:
ers from McCabe and Ryan Labrousse (2), Erickson
Matteson in the third and a bas
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to 53-51 after three as the Rock
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ets outscored to Mustangs 21-14
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Matteson and McCabe each hit meeting on Thursday, January
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Mustangs a 55-53 lead early in the
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The Heppner Mustangs JV girls
thrashed the Stanfield Tigers, 61 -
23, on Saturday, Jan. 8, to get a
split of their weekend games. On
Friday, Jan. 7, the girls were de
feated, 64-34, in Pilot Rock against
the Rockets.
The Mustangs trailed 11-9 af
ter one and 23-17 at halftime
against the Rockets but were
outscored 22-6 in the third and
couldn’t recover.
Brett Barber led the Mustangs
with 11 points, including a three-
pointer. Jodie Carlson made 7-8
free throws and finished w ith nine
points.
At Stanfield, the Mustangs
jumped out to a 16-2 lead after
one and never looked back, lead
ing 31-10 at halftime and 44-15
after three quarters.
Barber hit three three-pointers
and finished with 17 points as all
of the Mustangs scored at least
three points. Jenni Patton scored
12 points, had 13 rebounds and
five steals. Carlson scored eight
points and had five steals. Kelsey
Greenup scored seven points and
pulled down seven rebounds.
Jesse Gutierrez had seven points
and Sarah Eckman had six re
bounds.
The girls’ record now stands
at 6-3 on the year, with their next
game against Weston-McEwen at
3 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 14.
Statistics
Heppner: 9 8 6 11 - 34
Pilot Rock: 11 12 22 19 - 64
Heppner Brett Barber 5 0-011, Jodie
Carlson 1 7-8 9. Meghan Bailey 2 1-2 5,
Jenm Patton 2 0-2 4. Jesse Kempas 1 1-
4 3. Marcy Miller 1 0-0 2. Sarah Eckman 0
0-2 0. Jesse Gutierrez 12 9-18 34
Three-pointer Barber
Heppner: 16 15 13 17 - 61
Stanfield 2 8 5 8 - 23
Heppner Barber 7 0-0 17, Patton 5 1-
4 12, Carlson 4 0-1 8, Gutierrez 3 0-0 7,
Greenup 15-117, Paula Spicerkuhn 1 2-
4 4 Bailey 0 3-4 3. Eckman 1 1-3 3 22
12-27 61 Three-pointers: Barber (3).
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