FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 31, 2001
Mustang JVs roll over Rockets
By K ic k P aullus
Big second and third quarters
carried the Heppner Mustang JY
boys to a 69-48 win over the Pilot
Rock Rockets on Friday, Jan 26,
in Pilot Rock. The win kept the
Mustangs unbeaten at 11-0 on the
year.
Brian Rust scored eight and
Kevin Drake, five, in the first as
the Mustangs took a 10-15 lead.
Rust scored seven more in the
second andChuy Flguezabal, five,
as the Mustangs extended their
lead to 39-25 at halftime
Sam Van I.tew scored six
points and Brad Adams, four, as
the Mustangs built their lead to
57-36 after three. Brad Bowman
hit a three-pointer in the fourth as
Heppner kept their lead and rolled
to the 69-48 win.
Rust finished with 20 points,
hitting six of seven free throws, to
lead all scorers. Brad Adams hit
all four of his free throws and
finished
with
12 points.
Flguezabal had nine points. Van
1 tew finished with six points.
1 anner Britt hit a three-pointer
and had six points.
Heppner varsity girls thrash Bulldogs
By Molly Rhea
posting up tough then throwing
off the defense by swishing an
outside shot.
The Mustangs host the
Umatilla Vikings, 3-5 in the
Columbia Basin Conference, on
Groundhog's Day, then travel to
Moro on Saturday, February 3, to
take on the ever strong Sherman
County Huskies. Ever notice
how many dogs we have in the
CBC?
Although Sherman County can
be intimidating, if the Mustangs
control the tempo and stay
focused, those Huskies can be
muzzled.
The Mustang varsity girls
hosted a clime for the Culver
Culvsr
4
14 7 18 -43
Bulldogs on Saturday, January
Htppner
18
12 15 15 -60
Culver (43) Lytle 4 2-5 10, Hagman 1 4-
27, thrashing the dogs, 60-43.
5 6, Stirewalt 2 2-4 6, Whitaker 1 0-0 2,
Heppner controlled the game
Allen 6 7-9 19, Rathburn, Webb. Totals
14 15-23 43.
from the opening tip with Brett
Heppner (60) Rietmann 7 7-7 21,
Barber swishing in a trey on the
Barber 2 1-2 6, Elguezabal 1 1-2 3,
first possession to set the tempo
Matteson 3 1-2 9, McCabe 2 0-0 4,
Bailey 6 0-0 17, Carlson, Hanson,
of the game.
San Juanita
Statistics
Kempas, Patton.
Heppner 19 20 18 12 - 69
Elguezabal went to work
Totals 21 10-13 60.
Pilot Rock 15 10 11 12 - 48
3-point goals • Culver 0, Heppner 8
sweeping the boards on her way
Heppner (69) Bnan Rust 7 6-7 20, Brad
(Barber, Matteson 2, Bailey 5).
to an eventual nine rebounds to
Adams 4 4-4 12. Chuy Elguezabal 4 1-4
Rebound Culver 32, Heppner 34. Total
9. Sam Van Liew 2 2-6 6, Tanner Bntt 2 1-2
her credit, while Shelley
fouls -Culver 12, Heppner 20.
6 Kevin Drake 2 1-4 5, Donald Adams 1
Rietmann posted up and cleaned
2-2 4 Brad Bowman 1 0-0 3. Kelly Paullus
up
the scraps under the bucket.
1 0-2 2, Jon Bennett 1 0-0 2, Leland Rill,
Meghan Bailey hit the first of her
Luke Murray. Adam Bergstrom. Bnan
three rebounds, delivered two
Haguewood 2517-31 69 Three-pointers
five three-point goals to cap the
Despite their lack of success
Bowman Britt
assists
and robbed one ball.
first
quarter
with
the
Mustangs
at the foul line on lone Cardinal
Pilot Rock: (48) Stelk 61-213, Hamson
Andrew Rietmann scored two
leading 18-4.
4 0-011 Wallis 3 2-4 8, Chnstensen 2 3-4
junior varsity men defeated Helix
7 Mmthom 2 1-7 5, Doherty 1 1-4 3. Waite
points, delivered one assist and
Bailey started the second 45-39 on Friday, Jan. 26.
01-21. Pompermayer. Tatus 18 9-23 48
apprehended
one
Grizzly
period like she ended the first by
lone had a two-pomt lead at
Three-pointers Harrison (3)
possession.
popping in another three. With the end of the first quarter,
The lone junior varsity women
the
Mustangs
fluctuating widening the lead to eight points
were triumphant against Helix,
between man-to-man and zone at the half. Helix retaliated in the
defeating the Grizzlies, 17-13, in
defense and Jenni Patton hustling third quarter and closed the lead
two quarters, lone had a 7-4 lead
to recover loose balls, Heppner to five points at the end of the
at the end of the first quarter with
worked to lead 30-18 at the half. quarter. lone was able to hit only
Emily Key canning a three-point
Although
the
Heppner
squad
one of 11 attempts made at the
grabbed an outgoing ball and
shot at the beginning of the game,
showed
a
signs
of
fatigue
in
the
free throw line.
tossed it behind his back to
followed by a bucket donated by
third
quarter
as
they
earned
some
Koby
Rea
lead
the
team
on
the
teammate Brad Burnght who was
Eva Chitty and two foul shots by
reaching
fouls,
the
Mustangs
scoreboard
with
12
points.
Rea
underneath the lone basket and
Tracy Griffith.
were able to extend their lead, also contributed five rebounds,
scored two points.
Key wasn't finished exhibiting
Brooks Rea added five points, outscoring Culver 15-7. Bailey one assist and grabbed two
her skills and launched another
scored
another
trey
and
the
Grizzly
possessions.
three assists, three rebounds and
missile from the three-point area
Billy Gates hurled in eight
two steals to his credit. Adam Mustangs led 45-25 after three.
in the second quarter and followed
Bailey started the final period points, grabbed four rebounds and
Neiffer scored five points,
it up with an additional two points
by hitting a long three, then, for handed out two assists. Karl
delivered one assist, snared two good measure, added another
for a game total of eight points.
Morgan tossed in eight points,
rebounds and one steal. Cory later in the quarter to go along
Meghan McCabe added two
grabbed three rebounds and stole
Bennetto added four points and with Lacey Matteson’s three
three Helix possessions. Zac points in the second quarter and
seized six rebounds. Korey pointers. The bench played out
Salli McElligott discharged a shot
Fabian scored seven points,
Morgan scored two points, led the most of the fourth quarter with
handed off one assist and seized from approximately 20 feet away
team with eight assists, brought the Mustang starters cheering
for three points. Caitlin Orem led
one steal.
down
two rebounds and them on.
the
team with four rebounds and
Cayle Krebs remains to be a
overturned
one
Honker
Shelley Rietmann led all key player in the middle Salli McElligott led the team with
possession. Billy Gates and Karl scorer’s with 21 points, shooting
assists. Emily Key, Tracy Griffith
preventing the opponent from
Morgan each added two points and a perfect seven for seven from
and Eva Chitty were the main
getting inside to score. Krebs
apprehended two rebounds in the the charity stripe, and was
leaders for steals.
donated six points, apprehended
fourth quarter.
credited with eight rebounds.
Rietmann dominates the inside
game for the Mustangs by
blocked shot.
Ione'sjumor varsity basketball
Koby Rea scored 15 points,
teams hosted Stanfield on
delivered five assists, seized six
Tuesday, Jan. 23. The lone men
steals and captured four rebounds.
fought valiantly and narrowly lost
Paul Neiffer who captured seven
Billy Gates added eight points,
to
the
Stanfield
team,
58-55.
rebounds for his team and Cody
eight rebounds, two assists and
lone men jumped out to a 13-9
Bergstrom with two rebounds.
three steals to the team credits.
lead at the end of the first quarter.
Aaron Tworek scored three
Brian Gutierrez scored six points,
The
Tigers
heated
up
the
second
The
lone
Cardinal
men
varsity
its fox loDC^Iil.XulliA scored
grabbed
threes idUdurtdM *vk€
quarter,
adding
16
points
td
lead
team
posted
another
Win
on
led two
nabbed
two
steals. Zac Fabian
lone
by
two
points
at
tfte
half,
25-
Friday,
Jan.
26,
against
Helix,
fla d fi
contributed six points, one
23. The second half remained tight
Two oomtT^and -itabtied four defeating the Grizzlies 64-46.
rebound and captured two Tiger
lone held a slim lead at the half with both teams determined to pull
rehounds. Mike Radie contributed
possessions. Cayle Krebs scored
out
the
win.
with
a
score
of
28-25,
but
jumped
two points, brought down two
four points, seized seven
Karl
Morgan
led
lone
with
16
out
in
the
third
quarter
to
score
23
rebounds and handed out two
rebounds,
delivered five assists
points,
eight
rebounds
and
one
points
and
held
Helix
to
five
assists. Curtis Thompson and
and robbed a Stanfield possession.
Johnny Collin each scored two points for a more comfortable 51-
30 lead.
points to the Cardinal effort.
Helix outscored lone 16-13
Coach Jim Swanson praised his
entire team for their effort, but points in the fourth quarter but the
was quick to pass accolades to Jeff havoc the Cardinals created in the
Hunt, Johnny Collin and Cody third quarter was too much for the
Bergstrom for their best games of Grizzlies to recover.
The lone Cardinal varsity McElligott also contributed two
Aaron Brown was the leading
the season.
women succumbed to the rebounds, three steals and one
point manufacturer for lone with
Grizzlies, 45-41, in Helix on assist. Natalie McElligott scored
15 points. Brown also contributed
Friday, January 26.
eight points, led the team with 10
four assists, seven rebounds and
The Lady Cardinals hit seven rebounds, blocked one shot and
one steal.
buckets from the three-point range delivered five assists.
Brooks Rea came in a close
in the first half.
Shelby Krebs scored five
second with 14 points, two assists,
lone had a dry second half points, grabbed three rebounds,
A regular board meeting of the three rebounds and two blocked
while Helix turned up the tempo, shoveled out three assists and
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scoring 30 points to seal the swiped one Grizzly possession.
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Cardinal fate.
Cyndi Heagy added four points,
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Amellia Peck scored 11 points, captured five rebounds, two steals
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Adam Neiffer added 11 points,
Powell contributed four points,
steals.
A tour of Morrow Cold six rebounds, and seized one Helix
seized
two rebounds and two
Salli
McElligott
scored
nine
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seven assists, captured two three-point line in the first half. Grizzlies, 32-19.
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rebounds and grabbed two steals.
The Heppner junior varsity
Heppner (27) Hanson 2 0-3 4, Rust 7 0-
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girls were overwhelmed by the 0 14, Miller 2 0-0 4, Penturf 1 0-0 2,
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the line in the fourth quarter.
Rockets on Friday, January 26, McCauley 0 1-21, Matheney 1 0-0 2,
Kempas, Loosley, Sisk.
as they lost their game at The Totals
13 1-5 27.
Rock, 27-47.
Pilot Rock (47) McLaren 3 0-0 6
Brooke Rust led all scorer’s Perrine 5 2-4 13, Byrnes 3 1-1 7,
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Totals 18 9-18 47.
Hanson and Marcy Miller each 3 Gorbett
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lone varsity men outscore
Honkers 61-39
The lone varsity men outscored
the Arlington Honkers. 61-39, on
Saturday, Jan. 27. Fhe latest
Cardinal triumph increased their
overall record to 10-7 and their
league record to 6-2
Brad Burnght led the Cardinal
massacre with 18 points, 10
rebounds and stole five Honker
possessions.
Aaron BrowTi scored 16 points,
handed out two assists, captured
five rebounds, two steals and
blocked one Honker attempt at a
basket.
Dustin Haguewood played an
exceptional game, scored >e\en
points, grabbed tw o rebounds and
one steal. Haguewood amazed his
team and the crowd when he
Ione JV boys lose to Stanfield
Ione 'C team boys come up
short vs. Umatilla
Iorte "C" team boys traveled to
Umatilla on Thursday, Jan. 25.
Although lone came up short
against the Vikings, 58-27, the
fast ^ f s t r o r i ’g. ^
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field, while Umatilla shot 42
percent. Both teams were fairly
equal on the boards with lone
capturing 38 rebounds and
Umatilla grabbing 40.
Turnovers were the most likely
demise of the Cardinals lone had
a total of 37 turnovers while
Umatilla had only 10.
The leading point manufacturer
for lone was Brian Gutierrez with
eight points. Gutierrez also seized
four rebounds and rendered two
assists.
Jeff Hunt scored six points and
brought down a whopping 14
rebounds. Also aiding and abetting
the Cardinals on the boards were
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Cardinals
shoot down
Honkers
The lone Lady Cardinals shot
down the Arlington Honkers with
a 68-18 win on Saturday, Jan 27.
The lone women jumped out
with a 12-2 lead at the end of the
first quarter. Arlington scored 11 .
points in the second quarter, but
lone answered with an additional
13 points to end the half at 25-13.
The Lady Cardinals scored a
massive 25 points in the third
quarter and followed up with an
additional 18 points in the fourth
quarter.
Amellia Peck led the Cardinal
slaughter with 13 points, four
steals and four assists.
Shelby Krebs shot 100 percent
from the three-point range and
scored a total of 10 points. Krebs
was also one of the leaders on the
boards, bringing down seven
rebounds. Natalie McElligott
added 10 points, four rebounds,
two steals, four assists and
blocked one Arlington shot
attempt. Kristina Powell scored
eight points, blocked one attempt
for a Honker basket, captured one
steal and delivered one assist.
Diana McElligott scored seven
points, grabbed two rebounds and
three steals and four assists.
Emily Key is one of those
players that comes off the bench
and instantly sparks the team with
her enthusiasm. Key donated six
points and captured three
rebounds. Cyndi Heagy added five
points, grabbed one rebound,
blocked one shot and snared four
steals. Tracy Griffith scored four
points, caught-clutched four
rebounds and swiped one
Arlington possession. Jeanette
Brantley scored three points,
brought down six rebounds and
seized one steal. Meghan McCabe
made her varsity debut by scoring
two points, grabbing two
rebounds, three steals and handing
out one assist.
Heppner C-
team girls lose
By Molly Rhea
The Heppner girls' 'C' team
worked hard to keep up with
Condon’s junior varsity oi>
Tuesday, January 23, but were
unable to handle the Blue Devils’
press and went down, 16-33.
Both teams got off to a slow
start with the Mustangs trailing at
the half, 6-10.
The Heppner squad came into
the third quarter fired up and
quickly turned it into a tie game
with Tiffany Piper popping in'
two quick shots. With a time out’j
the Blue Devils regrouped and:
concentrated on full court-
pressure,
forcing
Mustang
turnovers which resulted in easy
lay-ins.
Piper and Tiffany Matheney
combined for all six of the
Mustang points for the third
quarter as Heppner was unable to
overcome the continued pressure.
Piper led Heppner’s scoring
with five points. Matheney added
four. Brooke Rust displayed her
strength and aggression by
cleaning up under the boards to
grab several rebounds.
Although with this loss the ’C
team record is 0-3, the girls are
learning
fundamentals
and
improving steadily.
Condon
6 4
12 12 - 33
Happnar 4 2
6 4 - 16
Condon totals: 15 3-10 33
Happnar: Clough 1 0-0 2, Matheney 1
2- 4 4, Piper 2 1-4 5, Loosley 1 1-2 3,
Rust 1 0-2 2, Allstott, McCauley,
Penturf, Shank, Woodward.
Totals 6 4-14 16.
JV overcome
by Culver
By Molly Rhea
The junior varsity Mustang
girls started off the action against
the Culver Bulldogs on Saturday,
January 27, on the Heppner
hardwood.
The Heppner squad kept close
for the first part of the ball game,
but eventually was overcome by
Culver’s dogged defense and
lost, 25-36.
Stephanie Hanson led the
Mustangs' scoring with nine
points and Jesse Kempas put in
seven.
Culvar (36) Lytla 0 0-2 0. Hagman 6 2-4
14, Schadar 2 1-2 5. Allan 1 1 - 4 3,
Torraa 0 5-6 5, Prow 0 1-21, Knorf 1 0-
0 2, Fox 1 0-0 2. Millar 2 0-0 4. Allay.
Hawttt, Whitaker Totals 13 10-20 36
Happnar (25) Kampas 3 1-2 7, Hanson
41-3 9, Rust 1 0-2 2. Sisk 0 1-21, Miller
1 0-0 2. Loosley 1 0-2 2, McCauley 0 0-
1 0, Piper 1 0-0 2, Mathanay Totals 11
3-
12 25