Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 6, 2000 - THREE
Ione girls’ varsity defeated by Rockets
photo by Debbie Radie
Ion* girla Varsity team.
The lone girls' varsity
basketball team was defeated by
the Pilot Rock Rockets, 62-36,
on Tuesday, Nov. 28.
Diana McEUigott was the
leading scorer with eight points,
seven rebounds, four steals and
one assist.
Allison Halvorsen added six
points, captured eight rebounds,
snared three steals and delivered
three assists. Amellia Peck
supplemented the score with six
points, five rebounds, one
blocked shot, three steals and two
assists. Cyndi Heagy scored four
points and brought down two
rebounds. Shelby Krebs scored
four points, nabbed three
rebounds and apprehended one
steal. Salli McEUigott also added
four points, while contributing
two rebounds, three steals and
one assist. Natalie McEUigott
scored two points, captured four
rebounds, seized one steal and
delivered three assists. Kristina
Powell scored two points,
brought down five rebounds and
handed out two assists.
lone boys' varsity succumbs
to Rockets
C ard inal JVs In a ction ag ain s t P ilo t Rock,
lone junior varsity men lost
their first basketball game of the
season to the Pilot Rock Rockets,
86-41, on Tuesday, Nov. 28.
Karl Morgan had an outstanding
game, leading the Cardinals with
15 points, six rebounds, one steal
and one blocked shot. Andrew
Rietmann contributed seven
points, captured 12 rebounds,
delivered two assists and
snatched three steals. Aaron
Tworek added four points, two
rebounds, one assist and one
steal. Curtis Thompson scored
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four points and had three steals.
Cayle Krebs scored three points,
apprehended five rebounds, and
nabbed one steal. Derek
Campbell scored two points, four
rebounds and one steal. Paul
Neiffer scored two points,
snatched six rebounds, delivered
one assist and frustrated the
Rockets with seven steals. Mike
Radie played excellent defense
for the Cardinals, captured three
rebounds and handed out one
assist.
The Cardinal men shot 72
percent from the line.
Walla Walla edges out
lone varsity men
lone JVs defeat
Pilot Rock
The lone Cardinals hosted the
Pilot Rock Rockets for their
basketball season opener on
Tuesday, Nov. 28.
lone's junior varsity girls were
the only lone team to claim
victory. The Cardinal ladies'
team defeated Pilot Rock, 35-29.
lone women trailed Pilot Rock
during the first three quarters of
the game but turned up the heat
in the fourth quarter to take the
game.
Caitlin Orem was the leading
scorer for the lone squad with
eight points. Orem also grabbed
six rebounds for her team.
Cyndi Heagy added six points,
had one rebound and one steal.
Jennifer Thompson contributed
six points, brought down six
rebounds and dished out one
assist. Olivia Thompson scored
four points, grabbed three
rebounds, four steals and handed
out two assists. Tracy Griffith
also scored four points, grabbed
six rebounds and had two assists.
Freshman Emily Key scored
three points, led lone on the
boards with eight rebounds, stole
four balls and handed out one
assist. Jeanette Brantley scored
two points, had six rebounds, two
steals and one assist. Megan
McCabe added two points,
grabbed five rebounds, one steal
and handed out two assists. Eva
Chitty , played aggressively,
grabbing five rebounds, nabbing
one steal and handing out two
assists.
Meghan
McCabe
contributed two rebounds.
" I was very pleased with the
way the girls played, especially
for the first game of the season,"
commented coach Ryan Rudolf.
"The younger girls really stepped
up and played hard and my
returning players all played
well."
lone JVs lose to Rockets
B rad B u rrig h t lo o ks to p a ss aro u n d P ilo t R o ck p lay e r.
The lone boys varsity
basketball team succumbed to
Pilot Rock in a close game,
losing by five points, 75-70, on
Tuesday, Nov. 28.
lone started the game
outsconng the Rockets at the end
of the first half, 39-35. Pilot
Rock came out in the third
quarter to score an additional 20
points to lead the Cardinals by
one point at the end of the third
quarter, 55-54. lone added 16
points to the board but had a
difficult time keeping Pilot Rock
in check in the fourth quarter,
allowing Pilot Rock to score 10
points from the field and 10
points from the line.
Korey Morgan scored 22
points for the Cardinals. Morgan
shot 75 percent at the free throw
The lone varsity basketball
teams traveled to Walla Walla,
WA. on Saturday, Dec. 2. The
varsity men were defeated by
Walla Walla Academy, 61-51.
lone, trailing by half, 38-19 at
the end of the second quarter,
came dUt 'in the second half to
add 32 'points to close the lead to
within It) points.
Aaron Brown led the Cardinals
with 19 points. Brown also added
three assists, eight rebounds, two
blocked shot attempts and one
steal to his list of credentials.
Brad Burright gave 16 points,
four assists, nine rebounds and
two blocked shots. Korey
Morgan contributed eight points,
three rebounds and one assist.
Cory Bennetto scored six points
and six rebounds. Brooks Rea
posted two points, seven
rebounds and four assists. Adam
Neiffer scored two points and
captured three rebounds.
The Lady Cardinals had a close
game on Saturday, losing to
Walla Walla Academy by one
point,35-34.
line, dished out five assists,
brought down two rebounds and
grabbed one steal.
Junior Brad Burright also
scored 22 points. Burright shot
67 percent from the field, had
three assists, 20 rebounds, seized
three steals and blocked two
shots.
Brooks Rea scored eight points,
dished out two assists, captured
nine rebounds and pilfered one
steal. Zac Fabian had one
rebound and one steal. Aaron
Brown scored six points,
delivered two assists, seized 15
rebounds and embezzled one
ball. Cory Bennetto contributed
two points, four rebounds and
lone varsity men’s basketball
had one steal. Adam Neiffer also
team
posted a win against
added two points, one assist and
Enterprise,
defeating
the
captured three rebounds.
Savages, 80-73. It seemed as
though the game may be a
blowout with lone leading 62-44
at the end of the third quarter, but
the Savages scored 29 points in
the fourth quarter to close the
games will face off in the lead within seven points.
championship match on Dec. 9 at
Brooks Rea was the leading
4:30 p.m. The losers will play for point generator with 20 points,
third place game at 1 p.m.
shooting 100 percent from the
The boys' action begins with three-point territory. Rea also
Umatilla taking on Willamina at contributed four assists, four
4:30 p.m., Dec. 8. The lone rebounds and apprehended four
Cardinals will face the Elgin steals.
Huskies in the final match of the
Aaron Brown scored 18 points,
night, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
delivered four assists, blocked
The winners of the games will three shot attempts and led on the
play at 6:15 p.m. for the boards with 15 rebounds. Adam
championship on Dec. 9. The Neiffer added 12 points, one
losers will play for third place at assist, four rebounds and snared
2:45 p.m. the same day.
two steals. Brad Burright scored
Trophies will be awarded for 11 points, handed out two assists,
the top teams in each the boys' brought down four rebounds and
and girls' division. Ticket prices grabbed one steal. Cory Bennetto
for the tournament will be $3 for added 10 points, two assists, nine
adults and $1 for students.
rebounds and one steal to the
The Booster Club will sell sub Cardinal
endeavor.
Korey
sandwiches
and
other Morgan scored seven points,
refreshments in the cafeteria.
delivered four assists and one
Beecher's Restaurant and
Lounge and Wheatland Insurance
are sponsoring the hospitality
rooms. The tournament is
sponsored by the lone Booster
Club.
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Cardinal Varsity men defeat
Enterprise Savages
Basketball Bonanza in
lone this weekend
The lone Booster Club will host
the third annual lone Basketball
Bonanza Tournament this Friday
and Saturday, December 8-9, at
the
lone
High
School
Gymnasium.
The boys' bracket will feature
Elgin, Umatilla, Willamma and
lone. In the girls' bracket will be
Elgin, Umatilla, Hermiston JV
and lone.
The tournament kicks off at 3
p.m. on Dec. 8 with the Umatilla
Vikings girls' team taking on
Hermiston JV. The lone Lady
Cardinals will play the Elgin
Huskies at 6 p.m.
The winners of the first round
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The Cardinals started the game
outscoring Walla Walla in the
first quarter, 12-5. Walla Walla
turned up the heat, scoring an
additional 14 points.
Allison Halvorsen was the only
team member to post scores in
the second quarter, with seven
points, to tie the score at 19-19
by the half.
Halvorsen was the leading
point producer with 13 points.
Halvorsen also led the team on
the boards with six rebounds,
grabbed one steal and dished out
two assists.
Amellia Peck threw in seven
points, seized seven steals and
delivered three assists. Natalie
McEUigott scored five points,
brought down four rebounds,
apprehended four steals and
provided three assists. Cyndi
Heagy added four points, three
rebounds and two steals to the
Cardinal
venture.
Diana
McEUigott contributed three
points, snared five rebounds and
grabbed four steals. Shelby
Krebs scored two points, had two
steals and delivered one assist.
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rebound. Freshman Billy Gates
added two points at the foul line
in the fourth quarter.
Births
Jayden David Pacheco-a son
Jay den David was bom to
Bernadette Reyes and David
Pacheco
of Boardman
on
November 14, 2000, at Good
Shepherd Community Hospital in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 8
lbs.
Bailey Elizabeth Morris-a
daughter Bailey Elizabeth was bom
to Tessa and Cory Moms of
Boardman on November 16, 2000,
at Good Shepherd Community
Hospital in Hermiston. The baby
weighed 7 lbs. 4 oz.
Savages
overcome
Cardinals
lone hosted Enterprise on
Friday, Dec. 1. The Lady
Cardinal varsity team put up a
valiant effort but was unable to
overcome the Savages, losing 69-
31. The Savages had a smooth
passing game and a nearly
flawless delivery at the basket,
lone had several attempts at the
bucket but just couldn't get many
of them to fall in.
Amellia Peck was the leading
point producer with 12 points.
Peck also accumulated five
rebounds, six steals and one
assist.
Freshman Natalie McEUigott
contributed eight points, with
two baskets launched from the
three-point area, three rebounds,
two assists and one steal. Diana
McEUigott scored six points,
captured six rebounds, handed
out one assist and seized two
steals. Allison Halvorsen scored
four points, captured seven
rebounds, delivered one assist
and robbed two steals. Olivia
Thompson canned a three-point
shot in the third quarter, handed
out one assist and seized one
steal. Shelby Krebs added two
points and pulled down four
rebounds. Salli McEUigott scored
two points and captured two
rebounds. Jeanette Brantley
scored two points.
lone JVs lose
to Savages
The lone junior varsity men's
team was unable to claim a
victory over Enterprise, losing to
the Savages, 60-49, on Friday,
Dec. 1.
Karl Morgan led the team with
20 points, had eight rebounds and
snared one steal.
Billy Gates followed with 16
points, two rebounds, two assists,
two obstructed shots and three
steals. Andrew Rietmann added
six points, captured five
rebounds, delivered five assists
and robbed four steals. Brian
Gutierrez canned a three-point
shot in the third quarter, brought
down two rebounds, grabbed two
steals and blocked one shot.
Mike Radie scored two points,
brought down four rebounds and
dished out three assists. Cayle
Krebs added two points, one
rebound, one assist and seized
one steal.
lone shot 28 percent from the
line while Enterprise shot 52
percent.
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