SIX - Heppner Gazette-Tim es, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 25, 2000
lone wins homecoming game against Arlington Honkers
By Debbie Radie
The lone football team made
all the right moves in their
homecoming game against the
Arlington Honkers and won 76-
44.
In the first quarter Brooks Rea
scored twice with a 12-yard run
and a 35-yard run over the goal.
Rea ran for the two-point
conversion and Brad Bumght ran
in the other conversion. At the
end of the first quarter, the
Cardinals lead the Honkers, 16-0.
In the second quarter, Burright
fought past the defensive line and
ran for 85 yards for a touchdown.
Andrew Rietmann scored the
extra two points. This was
followed by an incredible run by
Korey Morgan for 70 yards and
the extra points by Adam Neiffer
receiving a pass from Morgan.
Burright scored again with a
nine-yard pass received by Korey
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Honkers, 38-16, at the end of the
first half.
In the third quarter, lone's Zac
Fabian ran in to score and
Burright ran in for the extra
points. Adam Neiffer received
another 10-yard pass from Brian
Gutierrez and scored again with
Fabian running in for the extra
points. Rea made his way to the
goal with a 70-yard run and
Burright ran in for the extra
points. Andrew Rietmann ran
five yards for the final
touchdown for the Cards in the
third quarter, which left them
leading the Honkers, 68-32.
In the fourth quarter, Adam
McCabe caught a great pass by
quarterback Korey Morgan from
40 yards and Gutierrez ran in for
the extra points.
Statistics
Rushing: lone-Burright 10-218, Rea 12-
195, Fabian 10-45, Rietmann 7-52,
The lone Cardinal volleyball
team traveled to Helix on
Saturday, Oct. 14. The Lacy
Cardinals lost to the Grizzlies in
three.
The Lady Cards were up 5-0 in
the first game, then lost
momentum and barely closed to
win the first game with a score of
15-13. The lone squad had a
difficult time serving the ball and
keeping their hits in the court,
closing the next two games with
the Grizzlies taking the match, 3-
Ponies slip by
Athena-Weston
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Ponies got a third
quarter touchdown run from JC
Morgan 3-87. Gutierrez 1-3.
Sherritt and went on to beat the
Passing: I one-Morgan 4-5-0-95, Gutierrez
visiting
Athena-Weston Panthers,
1-4-0-10.
Receiving: lone-Neiffer 2-29, McCabe 1-
8-0. The season-ending win im
40, Burright 1-9.
proved the Ponies’ record to 4-2.
With the field slippery from a
rainstorm, the first half was all
defense as the Ponies picked up
the only first down by either team.
Jode Coil broke free for 40
yards early in the third quarter to
put the Ponies deep into Athena-
The Cardinal Volleyball totally • Weston territory. Sherritt then
dominated the Arlington Honkers
kept the ball on a sweep and scored
in a two-game match on
from 19 yards out. Brandon Seitz
Thursday, Oct. 12.
caught the two-point conversion
lone kept Arlington scoreless pass from Sherritt to make it 8-0.
in game one with a score of 15-0
In the fourth quarter, Tyler
and ended the match in game two Boyer broke free for a 45 yard
with a score o f 15-11.
gain to put the Ponies at the 20 of
Amellia Peck had explosive Athena-Weston.
serves and scored 10 points
The Ponies turned the ball over
including two ace serves. Peck to the Panthers, but Coil inter
also had seven hits, six of which cepted a pass with 45 seconds left
were kills. Adrienne Swanson
to clinch the game.
came off the bench to score eight
The Ponies got good defensive
points and get off 15 set assists.
efforts
from ends Seitz and Kyle
Salli McElligott added four
Carlson,
linebackers Coil, Sherritt
points, serving 100 percent for
and
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the lone squad. Shelby Krebs
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scored four points and had eight
Statistics
hits, four of those kills. Krebs
Athena-Weston: 0 0 0 0 - 0
Heppner: 0 0 8 0 - 8
was "awesome" on the net with
Heppner: JC Sherritt 19 yard run
hard cross-court hits. Charissa
Gates had three points and led (Brandon Seitz pass from Sherritt).
the team with 23 set assists.
Sophomore Diana McElligott
had one point and led the team
with nine hits and six kills.
Natalie McElligott added seven
hits and one kill. The Cardinals
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The Cardinal Junior Varsity Saturday, Oct. 28.
team also won their match,
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percent for the match and scored on the subject, "Emergency
seven points. Emily Key added Preparedness and Safety."
six points to the Cardinal victory.
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Salli McElligott led the team
with nine points. McElligott had
two hits, one kill and was also
credited with hustling to the ball
to lead the team with serve
receives.
Senior
Adrienne
Swanson scored six points for
lone, had eight set assists and
one hit. Charissa Gates added
four points and led the team with
38 set assists. Shelby Krebs
served 100 percent, scored three
points, eight hits and one kill.
Amellia Peck added two points,
had five blocks, 11 hits and five
kills. Allison Halvorsen had one
save off a bad pass. Natalie
McElligott had some nicely
placed hits to win the point for
lone.
The Cardinals served 86
percent, were 87 percent on
blocking and were 88 percent
successful on serve receives.
The junior varsity team came
close, but was also unable to
claim victory against Helix,
losing in three games, 13-15, 19-
17, 10-15. ‘
Caitlin Orem was one of two
leading point producers, serving
100 percent for 12 points and had
four hits. Megan E. McCabe also
scored 12 points but also led the
team with set assists and shelled
out two hits. Emily Key, a
consistent powerhouse for the
lone squad, served nine points
and had one save. Meghan M.
McCabe contributed four points
and pounded four hits. Cyndi
Heagy added three points and
had four hits with one kill. Tracy
Griffith scored one point and had
six hits with one kill. Kristina
Powell had five hits, hammered
down two kills and one block.
The team served 91 percent and
was 100 percent on blocks.
Lady Cards easily defeat
Prescott Tigers
The lone Junior Varsity
volleyball team hosted Prescott
on Friday, Oct. 20, easily
defeating the Tigers, 15-8, 15-9.
Leading point producer was
Megan E. McCabe with eight
points, two of those unanswered
serves for the ace. Megan also
had two hits, two diving digs and
one hit. Emily Key scored seven
points, three aces, one hit and
five digs. Meghan M. McCabe
scored six points, two aces, three
hits and led the team with set
assists. Tracy Griffith scored
three points, had five hits, one
kill and four digs. Natalie
McElligott scored two points and
had one kill. Sarah Barrow
scored two points, had four digs
and was credited with a save in
the back row. Eva Chitty started
the match oft with a kill, creating
the first point scored for lone.
Chitty had a total of five hits for
the match. Kristina Powell did an
outstanding job on the net as did
teammate Cyndi Heagy, who had
five hits. Setter Caitlin Orem did
a good job of hustling to the
passes to get a set to her hitters.
lone served 87 percent for the
evening and was 80 percent
successful on their hitting.
lone takes five wins
at Dufur tourney
The Cardinal varsity volleyball
team traveled to Dufur to
participate in the Ranger
Volleyball
Tournament on
Saturday, Oct. 21. lone walked
away with five wins for the day.
The Cardinals started the
tournament splitting games
against Days Creek, 9-15, 15-14.
lone played Trout Lake in their
next match, splitting games
again, 12-15, 15-12.
In the third match of the day,
lone shared wins with Columbia
Christian, 6-15, 15-13, and with
Dufur, 7-15, 15-13.
In the consolation bracket, lone
lost to Perrydale, 13-15, 15-8,
12-15.
Diana McElligott led the Lady
Cardinals with 20 points, three
aces, 34 hits, six kills, 19 digs
and six blocks for the
tournament. Natalie McElligott
contributed 18 points, seven hits,
one kill, 12 digs and three blocks.
Salli McElligott scored 16 points,
11 hits and 21 digs. Meghan M.
McCabe scored 11 points and led
the team with 23 set assists.
Allison Halvorsen added eight
points and had four hits. Tracy
Griffith scored seven points, five
hits and one kill. Charissa Gates
contributed six points and 22 set
assists. Shelby Krebs added five
points, two aces, had six hits,
three kills and six digs. Adrienne
Swanson added five points, three
aces, nine digs and 16 set assists.
Emily Key added three points
and nine digs. Amellia Peck
scored one point, had 38 hits, 15
kills, 37 digs and four blocks.
The team served 83 percent and
hit 84 percent for the tournament.
Health District to meet
A meeting of the Morrow
County Health District will be
held on Monday, October 30, at 7
p.m. at the Morrow County
School District office in
Lexington.
The agenda will include: a
report on the district's audited
financials;
the
September
financial report; physician’s
contract; inclusive nursing home
rate; the Wheeler County Health
District; CEO report; and an
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lone football team continues
winning streak
By Debbie Radie
The lone Cardinal footba..
team continued its winning
streak by beating the Prescott
Tigers, 48-6.
During the game lone
recovered three fumbles, two by
Brad Burright and one by
Thompson.
The Cardinals' running game
was very successful. Brad
Burright ran 10 times for 217
yards; Brooks Rea, nine for 76
yards; Andrew Rietmann, three
for 63; Bill Gates, nine for 40;
Koby Rea, three for 22; and
Brian Gutierrez, two for two.
Statistics included two 60-yard
runs by Bumght and Korey
Morgan running in for the extra
points. Bumght ran in four of the
Cardinals' rushing touchdowns
while Rietmann ran in another
during the Cardinal attack.
Rea received two passes for a
total of 35 yards, one of them a
touchdown thrown by Gutierrez.
Adam Neiffer‘scored on a 15-
yard pass thrown by Cardinal
quarterback Morgan.
Cardinal defense was
"awesome" with tackles by the
following defenders: Tullis, two;
P. Neiffer, 12; Gutierrez, five;
Collin, three; Thompson, three;
Doherty, five; Campbell, five;
Gates, 11; B. Rea, two;
Haguewood, one; K. Rea, four;
Cayle Krebs, two; Morgan, three;
McCabe, two; Erickson, two;
Rietmann, three; Zac Fabian,
five; Bumght, eight; A. Neiffer,
four; and Cameron Krebs, eight.
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pull out the win even though the
scores were close.
The junior varsity team
defeated Echo in two games, 15-
10, 15-10.
Emily Key scored seven
points, had three aces and three
hits.
Megan
E.
McCabe
contributed seven points, had two
aces and led the Cardinal squad
with set assists. Tracy Griffith
added six points, had five hits
and two kills. Meghan M.
McCabe scored five points and
hammered over three hits.
Natalie McElligott had three
points, two hits and one kill.
Caitlin Orem added two points
toward the lone victories.
The team was 80 percent on
hitting and 82 percent on serve
receives.
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lone varsity loses to Echo
The lone volleyball team hosted
the Echo Cougars on Oct. 17.
Echo came with a vengeance
taking the victory in two games,
15-17, 13-15.
Diana McElligott slammed
over 11 points, one ace, 18 hits,
six kills, 11 digs and one block.
Charissa Gates scored five
points, had two hits and 36 set
assists. Amellia Peck added five
points, 20 hits, five kills and
three blocks. Shelby Krebs
shelled out four points, five hits,
two kills and four diving digs.
Salli McElligott scored three
points, seven hits and one kill.
The Lady Cardinals came out
fiat at the beginning of the match
and the team was unable to get
the momentum they needed to
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