FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 21, 2001
Big Sky All Stars selected
M ustang boys 'C team beats
Condon to finish undefeated
Photo by Jeri McElligott
lone High School Big Sky All Stars (left to right): Aaron Brown, honorable mention; Brad Burright, first
team; Korev Morgan, honorable mention; .Natalie McElligott, honorable mention; Amellia Peck, second
team.
Photo by George Herbert Photography
Heppner High School Mustang Boys C-Team (left to right): back-Zach Skaggs, Christian Moller, Justin
Botefuhr, Coach Jay Papineau, Josh Winters, Brian Smith, Conor Kilkenny; center-Adam Wight, Kyler
Lovgren, Doug Orwick, Judd Shepherd, Matt Young, Zach Whalen; front-Ben Turrell, Aaron Griffith,
Kiel Naims, Darin Skaggs.
lone Cardinal Brad Burright
was selected to the first team of
Big Sky All Stars.
Aaron Brown and Korey
Morgan were selected for
honorable mention.
On the girls' side, Amellia
Peck was selected for the second
team and Natalie McElligott
received honorable mention.
A complete boys' Big Sky
list is as follows (complete girls'
selections were not available):
First Team: Burright, lone;
Ben Morris, Dufur; Nick Parker,
Helix, Leif Rinearson, Wasco
County; Todd Shaffer, Condon.
Second
Team;
Aaron
Barnett, Condon; Eddie Potter,
Wheeler. Brandon Beachamp and
Lance Lindell, Dutur; Jeremy
Rosebalm, Arlington.
Honorable Mention: Brown
and Morgan, both lone; Josh
Gaiwith and Steve Schafer, both
Wheeler; Scott Green, Tyler
Church and Randy Camine, all
Condon; Kyle Fife, Echo; and
Jarad Mitchell, Arlington.
Mustangs head to district
with win over Wahtonka
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustang "C" team
boys capped off a perfect 11 and
0 season by beating the Condon Blue
Devils, 66-56, on Tuesday, Feb.
13, in Condon. The Mustangs,
coached by Jay Papineau, outscored
the Blue Devils, 33-21, in the second
half to get the win.
Aaron Griffith hit two three-
pointers, Adam Wight hit one, Zach
Skaggs scored five points and Justin
Botefuhr, four, as the Mustangs
raced out to a 25-11 lead after one.
But as quickly as they got their lead,
they lost it, as the Blue Devils came
back to take a 35-33 lead at halftime.
Griffith scored nine points, and
Conor Kilkenny and Skaggs each
scored four as the Mustangs came
back for a 53-48 lead after three.
Doug Orwick scored five points
in the fourth as the Mustangs
extended their lead to take the win.
Griffith led the Mustangs with
17 points, including three three-
pointers, with Skaggs adding 11.
Botefuhr added eight and Kilkenny
and Orwick each finished with seven
points.
The "C" team consisted of
exchange student Christian Moller;
sophomores Doug Orwick, Conor
Kilkenny, Josh Winters and Ben
Turrell; and freshmen Aaron
Griffith, Adam Wight, Kiel Naims,
Kyler Lovgren, Justin Botefuhr,
Dann Skaggs, Zach Skaggs, Matt
Young, Judd Shepherd, Bnan Smith
and Zach Whalen.
Statistics
Heppner; 25 8 20 13 - 66
Condon: 11 24 13 8 - 56
Heppner (66): Griffith 62-417, Z. Skaggs
5 1-2 11, Orwick 3 1-3 7, Kilkenny 3 1-2 7.
Botefuhr 4 0-1 8, Lovgren 1 2-6 4, Shepherd
1 2-2 4, Smith 11-2 3, Wight 1 0-2 3, Young
1 0-0 2, Möller, Winters. Turrell, Naims, D.
Skaggs. 2610-24 66. Three-pointers: Griffith
(3), Wight.
Condon (56): W right 7 3-7 17, Kilgore
5 5-8 15, D. Campbell 3 0-0 6, Fennern 1
4-7 6, M essenger 1 0-1 2, S. Campbell 1
0-0 2, Griffith 0 1 -2 1 , Watkins 0 1-21, Cates
2 2-2 6, Street 0 0-2 0, Howard. 20 16-31
56. Three-pointers: none.
Heppner varsity girls fall to Pilot Rock
By Molly Rhea
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Photo by George Herbert Photography
Heppner High School Varsity Boys Team (left to right): back-Assistant Coach Jay Papineau, David
Piper, Sam V an Liew, Coach Chuck Matteson, Blake Knowles, Rvan Matteson, Assistant Coach Ken
Eckman; center-manager Jim Fichter, Stefan Matheny, Michael McCabe, Craig Scott, Brian Rust, Joe
Papineau; front-Chuy Elguezabal, Brad Adams.
By Rick Paullus
The Heppner Mustangs varsity
boys' team ended the Columbia
Basin Conference season with an
84-65 win over the Wahtonka Eagles
on Saturday, Feb. 17, at The Dalles.
The Mustangs finished in second
place in the CBC with a 12 and 2
record and a 17 and 5 overall record.
They will play at Pendleton in the
District 2A Basketball Tournament
on Friday, Feb. 23, at 3:15 p.m.
Sherman County and Stanfield
played Tuesday, Feb. 20, in a play­
off game for the right to face the
Mustangs at district.
Craig Scott got the Mustangs
going with a lay-in on a pass from
Michael McCabe and Stefan
Matheny hit a jumper and a free
throw to make it 5-2 early. Joe
Papineau scored on a pass from
McCabe, then Ryan Matteson hit
a lay-in on a Matheny assist and
a hit a three-pointer to make it 14-6.
David Piper hit a three-pointer to
make it 17-10, then hit another three
and two free throws to make it 22-
12. Blake Knowles hit a three-
pointer to end the first quarter to
give the Mustangs a 27-16 lead.
Matheny got a steal and lay-in
and Scott hit a jumper, but the
Eagles came back to get within 32-
22. Scott and Matheny scored and
Knowles hit a free throw to make
it 37-24. Piper hit two free throws
and Knowles scored to make it 41 -
26. Knowles then converted a three-
point play and Piper scored to make
it 46-28. McCabe and Scott scored
to make it 51 -30. McCabe hit a lay-
in to end the hal f with the Mustangs
ahead, 53-32.
Scott scored the first three
buckets for the Mustangs and Bnan
Rust hit a three-pointer to give them
a 62-30 lead. The Eagles made a
run though and got to within 63-54,
but Papineau hit a jumper to make
it 65-54 after three.
Matheny hit two free throws to
open the fourth and McCabe scored,
but the Eagles hung tough and
trailed only 69-60 before Matteson
hit a three-pointer. Chuy Elguezabal
scored, McCabe hit a jumper and
Elguezabal hit a free throw and a
short jumper to make it 79-60 to
put the game out o f reach. Rust
made a free throw, Matheny hit two
more and Rust scored to close out
the scoring, making the final score
84-65.
Scott hit seven of 13 shots and
finished with 14 points and five
MCGC News
By Sandi Day
The Morrow County Gun Club
held their first meat shoot of the
year on Saturday, Feb. 17, beginning
at 10 a m. Despite the cold and icy
wind, the shooting went on until
early evening.
Shooters came from as far as
Fossil. LongCreek, Pilot Rock and
LaGrande and also included a lot
of local talent. MCGC will hold
at least two more meat shoots this
spring and hopefully the weather
will cooperate a little more with
the schedule.
Winners included Curt Hamson,
Phil McClure, Jimmy Walton, Rob
Ashbeck, Travis Greenup, Tony
Greenup, Bill Greenup, Bill
Schlichting, Gordy Wanous, Tim
Hedman, Curt Day, Chance Day,
Kelly Bensel, Justin Bensel, Sandi
Day, Chnssy Wall, Lorn (Day)
Branstetter, Mike Bennett and
Shelley Ashbeck.
The MCGC did not meet on
Sunday, Feb. 18, but will resume
regular shooting on Sunday, Feb
25, beginning at 10 a m.
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H eppner d in e tte -T im e s
rebounds to lead a balanced scoring
attack as five players scored in
double figures. Matheny had 13
points, six steals and four assists.
Piper had 12 points. Knowles had
11 points, 12 rebounds and three
steals. McCabe had 10 points, five
steals and four assists. Matteson
just missed double figures with nine
points, four rebounds and three
assists.
Statistics
Heppner: 27 26 12 19 - 84
Wahtonka: 16 16 22 11 - 65
Heppner (84): Craig Scott 7 0-214, Stefan
Malheny 4 5-613, Chip Piper 3 4-4 12, Blake
Knowles 3 4-811, Michael McCabe 4 2-6
10, Ryan Matteson 3 1-2 9, Brian Rust 2
1-2 6, Chuy Elguezabal 21-2 5, Joe Papineau
2 0-0 4, Sam Van Liew, Brad Adams. 30
18-32 84 Three-pointers: Matteson (2), Piper
(2), Knowles, Rust.
Wahtonka (65): Haas 15 3-4 33, Voodre
3 4-4 10, Evans 3 1-2 7, DeLeon 2 1-2 7,
Troxel 2 2-5 6, Windsor 1 0-0 2, Velador,
Campos. Hemgues, Foster. 26 11-17 65.
Three-pointers: DeLeon (2).
While the Heppner varsity girls
held the usually prolific Pilot
Rock squad to a measly 37
points, the Mustangs were unable
to mount enough offense to
overcome the visiting Rockets on
Friday, February 16, and went
down, 32-37.
The Mustangs came out with a
stingy man to man defense, with
SanJuanita
Elguezabal
and
Marissa McCabe aggressively
hitting the boards. The Mustangs
and their fans were a little
frustrated by the lack of whistles
in this very physical game, with
only one foul called in the first
quarter. The scoreboard read
Mustangs, 6, Rockets, 10, after
one.
Lacey Matteson swooshed in a
three-pointer to start the second
quarter out with a bang. Both
teams appeared a little flustered,
which resulted in several
turnovers and wild scrambles,
then Matteson hit an inside
jumper to bring the Mustangs
within one, 11-12. At the break
the Mustangs were trailing, 11-
14.
Diminutive Brett Barber fired
up her team, and the crowd, early
in the third when she blocked a
shot. Matteson hit the back side
o f a two freethrows to pull
Heppner within two points,
McCabe hit a bucket and
Matteson added another, but the
Rockets again pulled away to
lead by six, 16-22, after three.
Shelley Rietmann put in an
offensive rebound to start the
Mustang scoring in the fourth.
Matteson hit a three-point goal
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and the Mustangs took the lead,
23-22. A Rocket made a lay-in
and was fouled to again take the
lead. Rietmann sunk two from
behind the charity stripe to pull
the Mustangs even again.
The teams traded goals with
Rocket Catherine Barkley hitting
a three. Back down the floor in
the Mustang key McCabe hit a
field goal which Pilot Rock’s
Erin McLaughlin answered with
a bucket, so McCabe came back
down the floor to put in another
jumper, making the score 29-32.
With time running out, the
Mustangs were forced to put the
Rockets on the line in the attempt
to gain possession. This strategy
fell flat with Pilot Rock hitting
eight o f 15 free throws in the
final period.
With less than two minutes
remaining, Meghan Bailey came
in and nailed a three-pointer to
bring Heppner back within four
points, 32-36. Time ran out on
the Mustangs, but the Heppner
team proved Pilot Rock can be
contained, and the Mustang fans
were treated to quite a game.
Heppner outscored Pilot Rock
from the field, but the contest
was won from behind the line
with the Rockets converting 11
of their 17 freethrows, while the
Mustangs went behind the stripe
only four times to make three.
Matteson put in an excellent
game, leading the Mustang
scoring with 17 points, two
assists, three rebounds, and two
steals. McCabe pulled down
eight rebounds while putting in
eight points, with Elguezabal
grabbing six boards.
Pilot Rock 10 4 8 15 - 37
Heppner
6 5 5 16 — 32
Pilot Rock (37) Krostings 0 1-2 1,
Jobes, Doherty 0 0-2 0, Kinkead 0 2-
2 2, Aichele 1 0-0 2, Mitchell 2 2-2
6, McLaughlin 2 0-0 4, Barkley 4 3-
3 12, Vogler3 3-6 10.
Totals 12 11-17 37.
Heppner (32) Barber, Elguezabal,
Matteson 7 1-2 17, McCabe 4 0-0 8,
Bailey 1 0-0 3, Rietmann 1 2-2 4,
Carlson. Totals 13 3-4 32.
3 point goals - Pilot Rock 2
(Barkley, Vogler), Heppner 3
(Matteson 2, Bailey). Rebounds -
Pilot Rock 29, Heppner 28. Total
fouls - Pilot Rock 11, Heppner 15.
February 8 4 th - Saturday
1 0 4 th A n n u a l a n d L a d ie s ' Tea
Ladies Champagne Tea starts at 1:30
p.m.; Lodge will be held at 2 p.m.; Dinner
will be from 6-8:30 p.m. with whole roast pork; and
Music from 9 p.m.-l a.m. with a Mardi Gras theme
(formal, semi-formal or Mardi Gras attire)
Will the lady that borrowed three gray card
tables from the Elks please return them.
They are needed for the Annual. Thank you!
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