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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times Heppner Oregon Wednesday. February 2, 2000 second half beats Rockets HHS seventh Mustang girls down Rockets By Mustangs' Rick Paullus 50 with just under a minute to go. By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustang girls varsity hit 24-48 free throws to beat the 10th ranked Pilot Rock Rockets, 55-46, in overtime, on Friday, Jan. 28. The win improved the Mustangs’ CBG record to 4- 2 and their overall record to 11 -7. «"»i The Mustangs fell behind 8-1 early in the first and trailed 12-5 before L acey Matteson hit a free throw then scored to close out the first quarter and cut the lead to 12 - 8 . Amy Papineau scored on a three-point play to cut the lead to 15-12 and Matteson scored on a lay-in while Casey Ingraham hit a jum per to get w ithin 17-16. Ingraham hit a short jumper to tie it and Shelley Rietmann hit a ¡ay- in to give the Mustangs their first lead o f the game at 20-18. Ingraham’s short jumper made it 22-18 but a Rocket bucket at the end of the half made it 22-20 at the break. The Rockets tied the score to M arissa McCabe d ribbles around start the third quarter but San R ocket defender, photo by joyct hub *« Juanita Elguezabal hit two free a free throw and Rietmann hit a throw s to make it 24-22. Rietmann short jumper to make it 50-44. scored on a rebound basket and Elguezabal made two free throws I risha Adams scored to make it before the Rockets finally scored 28-24. Matteson hit two free to make it 52-46. Elguezabal made throws and Ingraham scored on a another free throw and Ingraham baseline drive and lay-in to make hit two more to close out the scor it 32-26. A Rockets' basket at the ing. giving the Mustangs the im end of the third quarter cut the lead portant win. to 32-28. Matteson finished with 14 The Rockets got to 33-32 lead points, hitting 8-11 free throws and early in the fourth, but a steal and had two steals and an assist. a lay-in by Matteson gave the lead Ingraham finished w ith 13 points, back to the Mustangs. The Rock six rebounds and two steals. ets lead 37-34 but a short jumper Rietmann had a strong game with by Ingraham cut the lead to 37- 36. The Rockets held a 39-36 lead 11 points. 16 rebounds (seven of- when the Rockets' coach was fensive) and three steals. assessed a double technical foul Elguezabal had eight points, six and was ejected with 2:07 left. rebounds and three steals. Matteson calmly went to the line Papineau pulled down nine re had two steals. and sank all four free throws to bounds and Ropp Statistics give the Mustangs a 40-39 lead. Pilot R ock 12 8 8 16 2 - 46 Heppner: 8 14 10 12 11 - 55 Two free throws by Ashley Pilot Rock A Doherty 3 5-6 12, Ropp with 1:24 left make it 42-39 Copeland 4 2-3 10, Greene 2 1-3 6, S. and Elguezabal hit tw o free throws Doherty 2 2-3 6, McLaughlin 2 0-0 4, with nine seconds left to give the Mitchell 1 0-2 2, Krosting 1 0-0 2. Bracher 2. Christiansen 1 0-0 2. 16 12-20 M ustangs a 44-41 lead. The 0 46 2-3 Three-pointers: A Doherty, Greene. Rockets' Rachel Greene hit a long Heppner Lacey Mattesdri 3 8-11 14. three-pointer at the buzzer to send Casey Ingraham 5 3^8 1 3 ,,S helley Rietmann 51-411. San Juanita^lguezabal the game into ov ertime 0 8-15 8. Ashley Rbpp 0 T-4 3. Trisha Ropp made a free throw and Aaams 1 1-2 3. Amy Papineau 1 1-3 3. Rietmann scored on a baseline lay- Marissa McCabe 0 0-2 0. Jenm Patton. Meghan Bailey, jodie Carlson. Brett Bar in to make it 47-44. Adams made ber 15 24-48 55. Three-pointers: none. 1] Mustangs blow past Eagles creased their lead to 45-33 going into the fourth. Craig Scott scored all seven of his points in the fourth as the Mustangs put the Eagles away and got the win. Matteson also had five assists and hit 7-10 free throws. Knowles finished w ith 11 points, eight re bounds and two assists. McCabe had 11 points, five rebounds, three steals and three assists. B> R ic k P a u llu s Ryan Matteson hit for 17 points and pulled down 11 rebounds as the Heppner Mustangs blew past the \ lsiting Wahtonka Eagles. 67- 45. on Saturday. Jan. 29. The win improves the Mustangs’ CBC record to 4-3 and their overall record to 11 -8. The Mustangs travel to first- place and fourth-ranked Culver on Friday, and host the second-place Sherman County on Saturday, Feb 5 Matteson scored eight points in the first quarter as the Mustangs took a 15-14 lead and Blake Knowles scored five in the sec ond as the Mustangs led 29-22 at halftime. Matteson, Joe Papineau and Michael McCabe each scored tour points as the Mustangs in Statistics: WahtoriKa 14 8 11 1 2 - 4 5 Heppner 15 14 16 22 - 67 i/VantonKa Haas 5 1-2 11. Voodre 2 1-2 7 Enriquez 3 0-1, 6, Yarnez 2 0-0 6, Snyder 3 0-1 6, Cates 2 0-2 4, Evans 1 0- 0 2, Troxel 1 0-0 2, Shanklin 0 1-2 1. Velador Garcia, Campos. 19 3-10 45. Three-pointers: Yarnez (2). Voodre (2), Heppner: Ryan Matteson 5 7-10 17, Blake Knowles 5 1-411. Michael McCabe 4 3-5 11. Craig Scott 2 3-4 7, Joe Papineau 3 0-0 6 Clint Bellamy 2 0-0 4 Stefan Matneny 2 0-1 4. Sam Van Liew 1 1-2 3, David Piper 1 0-0 2. Brian Rust 1 0-0 2 26 15-26 67 Three-pointers: none. The H eppner M ustangs outscored the visiting Pilot Rock Rockets, 31 -22, in the second half to pull away for a 62-54 win on Friday, Jan. 28, improving their CBC record to 3-3 and their over all record to 10-8. Blake Knowles got the Mus tangs going with a rebound bas ket and Michael McCabe hit a running jumper to make it 4-2 early. Craig Scott hit a lay-in on a nice pass from McCabe to tie it at 7-7 and Scott hit a rebound bas ket to tie it again at 9-9. Stefan Matheny hit a free throw and a three-pointer to give the Mustangs a 14-13 lead and Ryan Matteson scored at the end of the quarter to give the Mustangs a 16-15 lead. Matteson hit a jumper then two long three-pointers in a row from the same place to give the Mus tangs a 24-19 lead early in the second The Rockets came back to take a 27-25 lead before McCabe scored on a driving lay- in to tie and Matteson hit two free throws to give the Mustangs a 29- 28 lead. Joe Papineau scored for a 31-30 lead but the Rockets hit two free throws for a 32-31 lead at halftime. Matheny scored, then had a lay-in on a nice pass from Matteson for a 35-34 lead in the third. Scott hit back-to-backjump- ers and Knowles scored to give the M ustangs a 41-36 lead. Knowles got a lay-in off a steal and McCabe hit a lay-in to make it 45-40 but the Rockets converted a three point play to cut the lead to 45-43 at the end of the third quarter. McCabe scored on a lay-in off a nice pass *rom Papineau, then returned the favor as the Mus tangs jumped their lead to 49-43 early in the fourth. Papineau M l IN I JA Y TUKSDAY 1 P .nocM * Sr Tu A f t C e ntf Chamber SW CD B id Masons C ES P Umetin* L<xary Story T r ie Bingo Sr Center Tweed*»* 6 Con BB oegme 13 7 Carden Chit) HCS Site Council City P'anning Health £>trrcr 1 4 City . 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The Mustangs hit just 10-38 free throws for the game. The Rockets led 16-7 after one, on Thursday. Jan. 27. The Mus tangs fought back to get within 46- 41 at the end of the third quarter, but the Rockets pulled away in the fourth to get the win. Adams and Paullus shared high-point honors with 11 points each, followed by Jerry Shank with eight and Doug Orwick with six. Statistics: Heppner: 3 12 9 13 - 36 Weston-McEwen: 18 5 9 20 - 50 Heppner Donald Adams 7 3-11 17, Kelly Paullus 3 2-4 8, Adam Bergstrom 2 0-2 4 Conor Kilkenny 1 0-.1 2. Josh Win ters 0 2-4 2. jerry Shank 0 1-61, Robert 28 F R ID A Y Auction Comm 3 w v Sendee O ub Band Can Drive C BB here BPOE 11 ad os Nitc JR BB here MS BB 0 Culver 1 1 OtkPeiiows 1 6 HEOC MCGG Growers Mtg M o Co Court C BB bere BPOE 17 18- he>gh Center B id 23 24 • Wo Co Court JR BB 0 PROC* MS BB 0 A in to * - WV Serv C iubB rd 5 JR BB her« Band Can Drive HS. BB here MCGQ A p p i JR B B .h t r t M l BB Kart Day 19 7 th BB 9 Umatilla UK. BB K«r* MS BB T b t Danta w v Service O ub WCVAL Mtg BPOE S A IT IK D A Y 12 Mo Co Court HHS Site Councd L i^ a ry Story T jpo Gerd THURSDAY 10 9 JR BB hart 25 26 Hey G roem s Mtg SCHOOL DAY BPOE HS BB Diet Tourn 29 Ck»b Lunch Housing Autfionty Chamber Statistics: Pilot Rock 15 17 11 11 - 54 Heppner: 16 15 14 17 - 62 Pilot Rock: van Pelt 8 3-9 19. Sohappy 3 3-4 10, Humphreys 3 3-6 9, Alderman 2 0-1 4 Erickson 2 0-0 4. McLaugnlin 1 0-0 2. Labrousse 0 2-5 2, Christiansen 1 0-0 2. Sampson 0 2-2 2. 20 13-27 54. Three- pointer: Sohappy. Heppner: Ryan Matteson 5 2-2 14, Stefan Matheny 3 6-9 13, Blake Knowles 5 1-5 11, Craig Scdtt 4 1-2 9, Michael McCabe 4 0-1 8, Joe Papineau 3 0-1 6, Clint Bellamy 01-51, David Piper 00-20, Brian Rust 0 0-0 0, Sam Van Liew 24 11- 27 62. Three-pointers: Matteson (2), Matheny t grade girls still undefeated dy Brian Rust The Heppner Middle School seventh grade girls' basketball team improved their record to 5- 0 with wins over Columbia and Pilot Rock this past weekend. The seventh graders have five games, plus the tournament in Umatilla, left to play in their season. The eighth grade girls' basketball team lost both Friday, Jan. 28, to Columbia and Saturday, Jan. 29 to Pilot Rock. The losses put the girls at l-4 on the season with five games left in the regular season plus the tournament which will be held in Heppner on Feb. 19. The junior high girls next play host to Athena-Weston Friday, Feb. 4, and Umatilla at home on Saturday, Feb. 5. ' / /au axs. LrnsrLtzcl to a t t e n d the. \ }¿ ft iztfz c^-n.n.Lo£.xi.a.xij (2-E.Ls.LrrutLon. o f t(x£. niCLXXLCLCjZ. of~ jircftie Jeanette fPaSerg ¿Saturday, \}e.(rxuaxy 5 t í , Stefan Matheny goes up for jump shot agains Rockets, photo by joyc* Hughes scored again to make it 51 -44 and Matteson scored on another nice pass from McCabe to make it 53- * % 45. Know les hit a lay-in on a pass from Matheny to make it 55-47, but the Rockets cut the lead to 55- Whalen 0 1-6 1, Doug Orwick 0 1-4 1, Leland Rill, Jon Bennett, Trevor Rhea. 13 10-38 36. Three-pointers: none Pilot Rock: 16 17 13 21 - 68 Heppner: 7 18 16 14 - 55 Heppner: Adams 4 3-5 11, Paullus 3 5-6 11, Shank 3 2-7 8, Orwick 2 2-2 6, Bergstrom 2 0-0 4, Whalen 1 3-7 5, Cory Breeding 1 2-2 4. Winters 1 0-0 2, Rhea 0 2-3 2. Bennett 1 0-2 2. Rill. Kilkenny. 18 19-34 55 Three-pointers: none 2000 e.n crVouiz 2 - 5 firn. S fiL ia o jia C S i u x c f i cJfaCL cdfzfifit2£T, iDxcyon TACO FEED aturday, February 5th, ] p.m. - ? 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