SIX • Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 16, 2001
Softball team plays Nyssa for
; 1st place heading to state
HHS golf team at state
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Members of the Heppner High School golf team, consisting of Kevin Drake. Scott VanWinkle. Jon
Bennett. Doug Orwick. Tanner Britt and Brad Bosnian, are currently at the state championships at Corvallis.
Drake also qualified for the state championship as an individual since lie placed fourth at district. The HHS team
finished second at district.
The Heppner High School softball team (left to right): Back-Coach Lindsey Harle, San Juanita
Golf team members pictured above are (left to right): Back-Coach Greg Grant. Coach Tom Shear, Scott
Klguezabal, Marissa McCabe, Megan E. McCabe, Jeanette Brantlev, Jenni Patton; Front-Jessica Gutierrez, Blake
Van W inkle. Christian Moller. Brad Bowman. Kevin Drake, Justin W ood. Doug Orwick. Jody Maddern; Front- Allstott, Marcy Miller, Jesse Kempas. Nicole Sisk.
Matt Young. Tanner Britt, Lindsey W ard, Amanda Sneddon. Codi Rosecrans, Danielle Prindle. Darin Skaggs
and Aaron Griffith. Not pictured is Jon Bennett.
nave a first round bye on May 25
The
Heppner High
School softball team will play
Nyssa on Saturday, May 19, at
noon
at
Eastern
Oregon
University at LaGrande.
If Heppner wins, they
will be the number-one team
going into the state playoffs.
Four Heppner track athletes head to state
If Heppner loses they
will be the number-two team
headed into the state playoffs.
In the second game. Pilot
Rock will play Wahtonka.
If Heppner gains the
first place position, they will
and will host the second round
state playoff game in Heppner on
Monday, May 28. The time is to
be announced.
If Heppner loses, they
will play somewhere on the road
on May 25.
Heppner baseball team goes
to district first in East
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The Heppner High School track team (left to right): Back-Coach Dale Conklin. Craig Scott,.Davi^J Ifipffl, .
Sam Van Liew. Brian Rust. Daniel Jepsen. Coach Steve Brownfield; Center-Paula Spicerkuhn. Stephanie Dyer.
Chris Peck. Brooke Rust; Front-Brett Barber. Dawn DeBoer. Judd Shepherd, Stefanie Hanson. Tiffany Piper.
Four Heppner High School track
athletes qualified for the state 2A
track and field meet at Monmouth
this coming weekend as a result of
the district meet last weekend in
Hermiston.
David Piper set a district record
in the high jump at 6' 8" to win that
event and also won the long jump
to pace the HHS thinclads. He also
was third in the 200 meter dash and
anchored the 1600-meter relay team
to fifth.
Stephanie Dyer was the lone girl
qualifier by placing second in the
shot put with a throw of 33' 8'/»".
Other qualifiers were Craig Scott
in the triple jump and Sam VanLiew
in the high hurdles. VanLiew edged
out teammate Scott by one one-
hundredth of a second to claim the
second place finish.
Fully-automatic-timing was used
for the first time at the District 7
2A track meet and it proved to be
very decisive in determining several
tight races.
Freshman distance runner Brooke
Rust had an outstanding meet by
capturing fourth place in the 3.000-
meter run and fifth in the 1500-meter
run. Her time of 12:15.05 at 3.000
meters was the sixth fastest time
ever at HHS and her 5:40.61 at
1500-meter ranks ninth all-time.
She also anchored the 1600-relay
team to fourth Other relay members
were Stefame Hanson. Paula
Spicerkuhn and Tiffany Piper.
Hanson high jumped to a 4' 10"
mark for third place, barely missing
out on a state trip. Her mark ties
her for seventh all-time at HHS.
Tiffany Piper set a personal
record in the triple jump with a leap
o f 29' 2” for sixth at district and
seventh best at HHS. She was third
in the 800 with a 2:40.92
On the boys' side. Scott had a
tough day, finishing third in 300-
meter hurdles with a 44.26 time,
below his season's best of 43.6
He also ran on the 1600-meter relay
team to a fifth-place finish along
with VanLiew, Daniel Jepsen and
Piper.
Senior Chris Peck came up with
a pair of season's best throws in the
shot put and discus. He threw the
shot 42' 8" good for fourth and 10th
all-time at HHS Peck improved
to 111' 6” in the discus for sixth
Middle distance runners Brian
Rust and Judd Ixmmon ran against
The Heppner High School baseball team (left to right): Back- Coach Rick Johnston. Brad Adams.
Michael McCabe, Stefan Matheny, Nick Anthony, Kelly Paullus, Coach Rick Paullus, Coach Jason Hanna; Front-
Chuy Klguezabal. Luke M urray, Billy Gates, Trevor Rhea, Josh Winters and Donald Adams.
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HHS state track delegation (left to right): Back-David Piper,
Craig Scott; Front-Sam Van Liew, Stephanie Dyer.
tough competition. Lemmon set
a personal best in the 1500 meter
with a 4:58 clocking out of placing.
Rust teamed w ith Jepsen. VanLiew
and Peck to place fifth in the 400-
meter relay.
Spicerkuhn failed to place in
either the 1500 and 3.000 meters
and sophomore Dawn DeBoer did
not get into the finals of either spnnt
race.
Not competing in district was
Brett Barber w ho suffered a season
ending injury two weeks before
district. She had been performing
quite well with a triple jump best
of 29' 9'-22" which ranks her fourth
all-time at HHS. She also had run
: 13.6 for 100 meters and long
jumped 13' 8"/a".
Head coach Dale Conklin is
optimistic the Mustangs will score
points at state as David Piper is
favored to win the high jump and
has leaped 20' 6" in the long jump
Although he did not jump well at
district, he is capable of placing in
the long jump VanLiew has turned
in better times this year in the
hurdles and has made the top 10
all-time in those races.
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The
Heppner
High
School baseball team will go into
the District 7 2A playoffs in first
place for the east side of the
district.
The HHS boys will play
Culver, which is first in the west
side o f the district, on Saturday,
May 19, at noon at the Bob
White Field in Pendleton.
The winner o f that game
advances to the state playoffs as
the number one representaive of
District 7 2A.
In the second game that
day, Pilot Rock will play
Wahtonka in a loser-out format.
The winner o f that game will
play the loser of the first game to
determine the second seed to
state.
The
state
baseball
tournament will be held Friday,
May 25. The sites and times are
to be announded.
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H e p p n e r G a z e tte -T im e
ODFW to hold open house
Oregon Department of Fish and
Wildlife will hold an open house
on Wednesday, May 23, to provide
an opportunity for anyone interested
to review the proposed big game
tag numbers for the 2001 seasons.
The open house will be held from
3-7 p.m. at the Heppner District
Office, located in the Pettyjohn
Building.
In general, the proposed buck
tag numbers for the Heppner, Fossil.
East Biggs and South Columbia
Basin BGMUs will remain similar
to 2000 tag numbers and antlerless
deer tag numbers will be reduced
from 2000 numbers.
Archery season proposals include
a one-deer bag limit for the Biggs,
Fort Rock, Hood, Silver Lake, White
River (outside o f national forest)
and those portions of the Columbia
Basin and Heppner units open to
archery hunting.
The proposed elk tags for the
2001 seasons are similar to the 2000
tag numbers, as are the proposed
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tag numbers for the deer
muzzleloader season. The proposed
tag numbers and 2002 season
proposals for all big game seasons
within the state will be available
for review.
Public comments and questions
are encouraged and all public input
will be recorded for consideration
by the ODFW Commission prior
to adoption of the final tag numbers
and proposed 2002 seasons.
Children’s fair set
in Boardman
The
second
annual
Morrow County Children's Fair
will be held Thursday, May 17,
from 3:30-6:30 p.m. at the Port
of
Morrow
Building
in
Boardman.
The fair, which is free of
charge, will include games,
activities and snacks. '
For more information,
call 541-481-2911.
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