Mustang girls pull off win over Wahtonka Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 23, 2000 - THREE Valentine fairy pays visit to day care center vT » Ç -J 5 Heppner High School Girls' Varsity Mustangs: Front row (left to right)-Brett Barber, Jenni Patton; Second row-San Juanita Elguezabal, Marissa McCabe; Third row-Meghan Bailey, Jodie Carlson, Ashley Ropp, Macy Rhea, Amy Papineau. Trisha Adams; Back row-Assistant Coach Dana Reid, Assistant Coach keelie Keown, Lacey Matteson, Casey Ingraham, Shelley Rietmann. Head Coach Juan Elguezabal. Manager Jim Fichter. nice pass from Amy Papineau, throws and Elguezabal, one, to By Rick Paullus hit a jumper then fed McCabe for it 41-38. Ingraham make The Heppner Mustang girls a lay-in to increase the lead to make one of free throws with 18 pulled off a 42-40 win in 18-10. Ingraham made a lay-in seconds two left the Mustangs overtime over the Wahtonka to make it 20-16 and the held on for the and win. Eagles on Saturday, Feb. 19, in Mustangs led 20-18 at haiftime. Ingraham finished with 16 The Dalles. Ingraham hit a three- points, eight rebounds, four The Mustangs finished their pointer to start the third quarter assists, two steals and two regular season with a 9-3 record and Ashley Ropp hit Elguezabal blocked shots. Rietmann had 11 and tied for second place in the for a lay-in to increase the lead to points and rebounds and CBC with 16 and 8 overall. The 25-18. Ropp hit a three-pointer Ropp had six four points, two assists Mustangs now get ready for the to make it 28-20 and Rietmann and two steals. District Tournament in Pendleton converted a three point play after Statistics on Friday, Feb. 25, and Saturday, getting a nice pass from H e p p n e r 12 8 14 4 4-4 2 Feb. 26.' Ingraham to make it 31-24. W H e a pp h to ne n r- k a C 10 a s e 8 y 8 In 12 grah 2-40 16, The Mustangs jumped out to a Ropp hit another three to make it Shelle y R ie tm ann 3 5 - 5 1 1 a , m A sh 5 le 5-7 y Ropp E lg u e z a b a l 1 3-7 5, 10-2 lead on two lay-ins and two 34-24 and the Mustangs led 34- 2 M a 0-0 ris sa 6, S M a c n C a Juanita b e 2 0-0 4, A m y P a p in e a u free throws by Shelley Rietmann, 26 at the end of the third quarter. 0 0 -2 0, L a c e y M atteson, T rish a A d a m s, two free throws by San Juanita Ingraham and Rietmann each M a c y Rhea, Brett Barber, M e g h a n Bailey, Jo d ie C arlson, Jenni Patton. 13 13-21 Elguezabal and a jumper by hit two free throws to make it 38- 42. Casey Ingraham. Marissa 30 but those were the last points 3p t.-Ropp 2, Ingraham . McCabe scored to make it 12-6 the Mustangs scored as the W ahtonk a-Z ie gle r 5 0-0 10, E a g y 4 0-1 4 0-3 8, Caldw ell 2 0-2 4, Krol 2 but the Eagles came back to trail Eagles rallied to tie it and send 8. 0-0 Pratt 4, Stran z 1 1-3 3, Bie chle r 1 0-0 2, 12-10 at the end of one. B a g a r s in O 1-2 1. 19 2-11 40. the game to overtime. Ingraham scored on a Ingraham made two free 3pt.-none. ¥, w The V ale n tin e's D a y fairy (center) paid a v isit to the H ep p n er D a y C are M o n d a y . T he fairy, so m e tim e s known a s K im Pointer, h a n d e d o u t treats an d entertained the children. Mustangs eke out win at Wahtonka Jili lone Lady CardinaJs Varsity: /: top row (L-R)-Coach Dana Heideman, Shelby Krebs, Allison H a i v ^ s e V Mikki M cElligo tt, K ristin a Powell, II, C am ie Bufrlght, A s s is ta n t C o a ch R yan R udb lf; M i d d l e % w ( L ^ ) * b W & v Thompson, Diana McElligott, Adrienne Sw anson, Brandi Brantley, Amellia Peck; front row ( L - R ) - C h a r is s a G a te s. Not pictured: Nonnee Walters, Cyndi Heagy. lone Lady Cardinald tv. Umpqua Valley Christian Monarch j Baker City High School, Baker City, Oregon Wednesday, March lot at 7:00 p.m. Th* fiotto to fa g fad/Wduaê* Sc buffate** ray, "Coegratutatfo**/" fior to fa*fag, at Dfatrrct,