FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 10 2001
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lone Varsity boys lose
to W alla Walla
lone Cardinal vanity men lost
to Walla Walla Academy, 77-53,
on Jan. 2. lone trailed Walla
Walla throughout the game and
even though the Cardinals had a
big quarter, scoring 22 points in
the fourth, they were still not
able to close the lead on the
Knights.
Brad Bumght led lone with 21
points, 16 rebounds, two assists
and one blocked shot.
Korey Morgan warmed up in
the second half, scoring two
points in the third quarter and
eight in the fourth quarter for a
total of 10 points. Morgan was
also responsible for seizing two
steals and one rebound.
Adam Neiffer scored six
points, handed out two assists,
brought down four rebounds and
grabbed one steal. Cory Bennetto
contributed four points, handed
out one assist and captured tour
rebounds and one Knight
possession. Freshman Billy Gates
added one free throw and
launched a shot from the three-
point territory in the fourth
quarter for a total of four points.
Gates also aided the Cardinal
thievery with one steal. Brooks
Rea added two points, four
assists, nine rebounds and two
steals. Dustin Haguewood added
two points and snatched seven
rebounds. Zac Fabian scored two
points, grabbed one rebound and
took over two Walla Walla
possessions. Karl Morgan added
two points, handed out one assist
and captured one rebound in the
fourth quarter.
lone led the Knights on the
boards, seizing 43 of 82
rebounds. The Cardinals shot 57
percent from the line.
Varsity girls retaliate against
W alla W alla Academy
The lone
girls' varsity
retaliated an earlier loss against
Walla Walla Academy by
defeating the Knights, 46-42, on
Jan. 2.
It first appeared that the
Cardinals were on their way to
annihilating their opponent,
leading 16-2 at the end of the
first quarter. In the second
quarter, lone scored 11 points
and Walla Walla added 14
points, cutting the Cardinal lead
to nine points at the half.
The Cardinals were unable to
get their shots to fall in the third
quarter and the Knights closed
their lead to within three points.
Amellia Peck was the leading
poinfproducer for lone with 13
points, three assists and also led
the Cardinal larceny with nine
steals.
Diana McEUigott scored nine
points, captured three rebounds,
two steals, two assists and
blocked one shot. Natalie
McEUigott added six points, four
rebounds, three assists and one
steal. Cyndi Heagy scored six
points, grabbed four rebounds,
dished out three assists and
seized three steals.
Kristina Powell remains a
constant contributor. Powell
added six points and grabbed
three rebounds. Shelby Krebs
added four points and captured
three
rebounds.
Allison
Halvorsen scored two points,
grabbed one rebound, handed out
two assists and had three steals.
JV boys lose to Walla Walla
lone Cardinal junior varsity
men lost to Walla Walla
Academy, 82-35, on Jan. 2.
Billy Gates led the scoring for
lone with 19 points-four buckets
launched
from
three-point
territory. Gates also aided with
three rebounds, two assists and
three steals.
Zac Fabian contributed eight
points to the Cardinal campaign.
Andrew Rietmann scored five
points, brought down two
rebounds and robbed two Knight
possessions. Paul Neiffer scored
two points in the first quarter and
captured one rebound. Koby Rea
added one point in the second
quarter but also added three
rebounds and seized two steals
for his team Also aiding in the
Cardinal larceny were Jeff Hunt,
Aaron Tworek and Brian
Gutierrez with one steal each.
Mike Radie snared three
rebounds and rendered two
assists.
Ione JV girls easily defeat
Walla Walla
lone Cardinal junior varsity
women started the New Year on
a good note, easily defeating
Walla Walla Academy, 41-13, on
Tuesday, Jan. 2.
The Knights were almost
scoreless in the first quarter,
trailing the Cardinals, 10-2. The
Cardinals scored an additional 13
points in the second quarter and
allowed only one Walla Walla
basket to widen the lead to 23-4
at halftime.
Natalie McEUigott led the
Cardinal crusade with eight
points, five rebounds and four
steals.
Salli McEUigott came to her
team's aid with seven points, two
rebounds and two steals. Emily
Key scored six points, captured
five rebounds and three steals.
Meghan McCabe scored five
points, grabbed three rebounds
and robbed four Knight
possessions. Jennifer Thompson
scored four points in the second
half for the Cardinals. Caitlin
Orem scored two points,
delivered two assists, seized two
steals and led lone with 10
rebounds. Megan E. McCabe
added two points, eight rebounds,
three assists and three steals.
Jeanette Brantley scored six
points, captured six rebounds and
three steals.
lone varsity girls handed
loss by Helix
lone Cardinal varsity women
were handed a loss on Friday,
Jan. 5, submining to Helix, 41-
40.
The Cardinals led by two
points at the end of the first
quarter, 9-7. Helix closed the
lead to one point by the half, but
outscored the Cardinals by four
points in the third quarter,
causing lone to have to catch up
in the fourth quarter.
Natalie McEUigott pumped in
a total of 13 points, with two
three-point baskets in the third
quarter McEUigott also added
two rebounds and two assists to
her team's aid.
Amellia Peck generated II
points, shooting 83 percent at the
line. Peck captured 10 rebounds,
blocked one Grizzly shot
attempt, seized three steals and
deliver three assists. Cyndi
I
Heagy added four points,
blocked one shot attempt and
apprehended two rebounds.
Diana McEUigott added four
points, seized two steals and
hgnded out four assists. Allison
Halvorsen contributed three
points, captured four rebounds,
five steals, delivered two assists
and checked one Grizzly shot.
Kristina Powell added three
points, two rebounds and one
steal to the team arsenal. Shelby
Krebs scored two points, aided
the team with six rebounds and
stole one Helix possession.
lone varsity boys defeat Helix
The lone Cardinal varsity men
were victorious in their pursuit of
a win, defeating the Helix
Grizzlies, 77-60, on Jan. 5.
Leading the lone squad was
Brad Bumght with 24 points,
three assists, seven rebounds,
three steals and blocked four
Grizzly shot attempts.
Aaron Brown contributed 15
points, one assist, seven
rebounds, one steal and one
blocked shot. Korey Morgan
added 11 points, four assists, four
rebounds and robbed one Helix
possession. Cory Bennetto scored
11 points, grabbed six rebounds
and one steal. Billy Gates
launched a three-pomt shot and
followed up with a basket for a
total of five points in the fourth
quarter. Adam Neiffer heaved in
four points, handed out seven
assists, grabbed four rebounds,
blocked one shot attempt and
robbed five Grizzly possessions.
Brooks Rea contributed two
points, four rebounds and stole
one ball. Dustin Haguewood
scored two points and grabbed
one rebound. Karl Morgan
deposited two free throws and
grabbed one rebound in the
fourth quarter. Zac Fabian added
one point, handed out one assist
and stole two Helix possessions.
lone JVs win hard-fought
game vs Condon
the three-point range, brought
down six rebounds, handed out
five assists and robbed one Blue
Devil possession.
Koby Rea added 12 points,
seven rebounds, three assists and
five steals. Andrew Rietmann
scored seven points, brought
down six rebounds, grabbed two
steals and blocked one shot.
Mike Radie scored six points and
captured six rebounds. Karl
Morgan scored four points,
delivered one assist, grabbed five
rebounds and stole one Condon
possession. Cayle Krebs added
three points, one assist, six
rebounds and one steals to his
arsenal. Paul Neiffer scored one
point and grabbed one rebound.
lone junior varsity men won a
hard-fought game against the
Condon Blue Devils in double
overtime, 48-46, on Jan. 6. lone
had a difficult time engaging in
the first quarter, allowing
Condon a 21-3 lead before they
started to pick up the pace.
Cayle Krebs did an outstanding
job of rebounding for the lone
team and kept the Devils at bay
while the Cardinals closed the
Condon lead. Mike Radie sank a
two-point basket in the fourth
quarter to tie the score at 31.
Krebs added three points and
Radie added an additional four
points in the final overtime.
Leading lone in their victory
was Billy Gates with 15 points.
Gates canned four buckets from
Cardinal JV girls conquer Helix
The lone junior varsity
Cardinal woman conquered the
Helix Grizzlies, 29-25, on
Friday, Jan. 5.
The Lady Cardinals led the
Grizzlies by three points at the
end of the first quarter, but Helix
retaliated by adding seven points
to their effort to lead lone by two
at the half, 11-9. The game
continued to be close as lone was
up by one point at the end of the
third quarter, but the Cardinals
sealed the Grizzlies' fate by
adding 12 points1 and keeping'
Helix; to only nine additional
points in the fourth.
Scoring for lone were Emily
C-team boys defeated by Echo
lone "C" team boys hosted
Echo on Jan. 4. Echo came out
the victor defeating lone 28-20.
Even though the lone squad
played confidently, they were
able to get only 15 percent of the
balls to fall. Coach Jim Swanson
commented that, "Ninety percent
of the shots were indeed good
shots to take, but the ball just
wouldn't fall in." lone did an
excellent job of screening out
and keeping their focus on
playing hard.
Scorers for lone were Brian
Gutierrez with eight points.
Aaron Tworek and Paul Neiffer
contributed three points each.
Derek Campbell, Jeff Hunt and
Til Tullis added two points
apiece to the board. Leading lone
on rebounds was Paul Neiffer
with 10, supported by Derek
Campbell with six. Paul Neiffer
nabbed six steals, Jeff Hunt
grabbed
four and
Brian
Gutierrez, three. Derek Campbell
delivered three assists for the
team.
lone JV girls succumb to Condon
lone Cardinals junior varsity
women kept up with the Condon
Blue Devils through the first
half, but succumbed to Condon
in the second half of the game on
Jan. 6, losing 33-24.
Leading the scores for lone
were Emily Key and Meghan M.
McCabe with six points each.
Megan E. McCabe had three
points.
Natalie
McEUigott,
Caitlin Orem, Tracy Griffith and
Jeanette Brantley each scored
two points, while Jennifer
Thompson canned one free throw
in the second quarter for one
point.
Tracy Griffith led her team on
the boards with seven rebounds,
while Jeanette Brantley came to
her aid with six rebounds. Caitlin
Orem, Natalie McEUigott and
Jeanette Brantley added two
assists each to the fight. Leading
the Cardinals in thievery were
Caitlin Orem, Tracy Griffith and
Natalie McEUigott with three
steals each.
Condon defeats lon e varsity
lone Cardinal? varsity men lost
to the Condon Blue Devils, 59-
42, on Jan. 6. lone had a 15-9
lead at the end of the first
quarter, but Condon whittled it
away and led 26-19 at the half.
Korey Morgan pumped in 14
points for the Cardinals,
delivered four assists, brought
down two rebounds and stole one
ball. Brad Burright added 13
points, one assist, five rebounds
and one steal to the Cardinal
weaponry.
Cory
Bennetto
contributed seven points, nine
rebounds and blocked one shot.
Aaron Brown scored four points,
grabbed seven rebounds, one
steal and blocked two shot
attempts. Adam Neiffer cranked
in five points and grabbed two
rebounds. Aiding in the lone
squad with deliveries were
Dustin Haguewood with one
assist and three rebounds and Zac
Fabian with one assist and one
rebound.
Key with 10 points, Jeanette
Brantley with six points, Natalie
McEUigott with four points,
Meghan M. McCabe with three
points and Megan E. McCabe,
Tracy Griffith and Eva Chitty
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assist. Amellia Peck contributed
five points, three rebounds, three
steals and passed out one assist.
Cyndi Heagy scored two points,
led the Cardinals with eight
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Cardinal JV boys beat Helix
Cardinal junior varsity men
defeated Helix, 55-39, on Friday,
Jan. 5.
Koby Rea led the Cardinal
cause with 15 points, three
rebounds, one assist and six
steals.
Karl Morgan donated 10
points, five rebounds and one
steal. Billy Gates scored three
points and grabbed one rebound.
Mike Radie added six points,
Ione lady Cardinals lose
to Condon, 22-31
The lone Lady Cardinals gave
the Condon Blue Devils a run for
the money on Jan. 6, but ended
the game 10 points shy of a win,
losing to Condon, 31-22.
The Cardinals led the Blue
Devils 13-12 at the half, but a
nearly dry third quarter gave the
Devils a one point lead at the
beginning of the fourth quarter.
Kristina Powell was the
leading scorer for lone with six
points.
Powell
was
also
responsible for heralding four
rebounds, handing out two assists
and blocking one Condon
attempt for a basket.
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