Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 23, 2002 - FIVE
Mustangs hang on
to beat Tigers
lone girls’ varsity easily
beats Cascade Locks
By Rick Paullus
lone Cardinal girls’ varsity
squad easily defeated Cascade
Locks, 63-20, on Jan. 18.
Natalie McElligott was hot
from the three-point territory,
hitting three of five attempts and
leading the Cardinals with 23
points. McElligott also contrib
uted eight rebounds, six steals
and five assists to her team's cre
dentials. Amellia Peck continues
to be a consistent factor to the
Lady Cardinals, “always giving
150 percent and never giving
up.” Peck scored 19 points, led
the team on the boards with 12
rebounds, grabbed three steals
and delivered five assists.
Diana McElligott contributed
six points, apprehended two re
bounds and three steals. Salli
The Heppner Mustang boys
improved to 6-0 in the CBC by
hanging on in the third quarter,
then making enough plays in the
fourth to take a hard-fought 65-
55 win over the Stanfield Tigers
in Stanfield on Saturday, Jan. 19.
Next up on the schedule for the
sixth-ranked Mustangs, who im
proved to 13-1 on the year, will
be a home game against Pilot
Rock on Friday, Jan, 25, and a
road game at Culver on Saturday,
Jan. 26
David Norton scored inside
and Michael McCabe hit a three-
pointer to get the Mustangs out to
a 5-0 lead. Stefan Matheny then
scored off a pass from McCabe,
Brad Adams hit a jumper, then
fed McCabe for a fast break lay-
m to make it 11-4. The Tigers got
to within 11-9, but Matheny hit
two three-pointers to end the first
with the Mustangs up, 17-9.
McCabe scored off a rebound
and a lay-tn to open the second,
then scored off a pass from Chuy
Elguezabal and a baseline drive
and lay-in to make it 25-12. The
Tigers got to within 25-19, but
Norton hit a jumper, Elguezabal
drove the lane for a lay-in, Nor
ton hit another short jumper and
Matheny hit another three-
pointer to make it 34-24. Elguez
abal hit a short jumper to end the
first half with the Mustcngs lead
ing 36-26.
Norton hit three of four free
throws and a short jumper as the
Mustangs held a 41-32 led mid
way through the third, but the
Tigers went on an 8-0 run to get
within 41-40. Brian Rust hit a
rebound basket and Norton hit a
free throw to end the third with
the Mustangs clinging to a 44-40
lead.
Matheny drove the lane for a
lay-in, but a three point play by
the Tigers got them to within 46-
45. That was as close as they got.
Matheny had another drive to the
basket for a lay-m and a running
jumper. Elguezabal got a re
bound basket to make it 53-46.
Norton hit a turnaround jumper
and Elguezabal got a steal and
lay-in to make it 57-48. Matheny
also got a steal and a lay-in, mak
ing the score 59-50, but the Ti
gers came right back to score.
Adams scored off a rebound with
1:15 left, then McCabe hit two
free throws and Norton, one, to
put the game away.
Matheny hit eight of 15
shots, including three of three
from three-point range, finishing
with 20 points, plus he had two
steals. Norton scored 15 points
and grabbed eight rebounds.
McCabe scored 13 points,
grabbed seven rebounds and had
two steals. Elguezabal went four
for four from the field for eight
points, had seven steals and
dished out two assists. Adams
had seven rebounds.
Statistics
Heppner: 17 19 8 21 - 65
Stanfield: 9 17 14 15 - 55
Heppner-Stefan Matheny 8 1-3 20,
David Norton 5 5-9 15, Michael McCabe 5
3-4 13, Chuy Elguezabal 4 0-0 8, Brian
Rust 2 0-0 5. Brad Adams 2 0-0 4, Kevin
Drake. 26 9-16 65. Three-pointers:
Matheny (3), Rust
Stanfield-Veliz 7 0-4 14, Sherrett 5
1-2 11, Haines 3 0-0 8, Perches 3 0-0 7,
Cearns 3 1-1 7, Flemmer 1 3-4 5, Aber
crombie 1 0-0 3. 23 5-11 55. Three-
pointers: Haines (2), Perches. Abercrom
bie.
Mustang JV boys split
By Rick Paullus
After suffering their first loss
in two years on Friday, Jan. 18,
to the Weston-McEwen Tiger-
scots, 40-39, the Mustangs JV
boys rebounded with a 42-33 win
at Stanfield on Saturday, Jan. 19,
to up their record to 9-1 on the
year. The Mustangs will host Pi
lot Rock on Friday, Jan. 25, be
fore traveling to Culver on Sat
urday, Jan. 26.
Josh Winters hit a three-
pointer in the first quarter, but
the Mustangs found themselves
down 11-7 after one. Donald Ad
ams scored six points and Brian
Smith, four, as the Mustangs
came back to tie it up at 19-19 at
halftime.
Justin Botefuhr had four
points in the third, but the Tiger-
scots took a 33-31 lead into the
fourth. Conor Kilkenny scored to
tie it and Adams scored on a lay-
in to put the Mustangs up 35-33.
Winters had a steal and lay-in to
put the Mustangs up 37-36 with
1:40 left. Brandon Seitz scored
off a nice pass from Adams to
make it 39-36 with 1:10 left. The
Tigerscots got to within one with
15 seconds left and took the lead
with :02.4 left to steal the win.
Winters led the Mustangs
with 11 points, Adams had eight
and Botefuhr and Smith each had
six points.
The Mustangs hurt them
selves by hitting only four of 16
free throws.
Statistics
Weston-McEwen: 11 8 14 7 - 40
Heppner: 7 12 12 8 - 39
Weston-McEwen-Froese 6 0-0 12
King 6 0-0 12, Brito 1 5-8 7, Greenwalt 1
1- 2 3, Watson 1 0-0 2, Allen 1 0-0 2,
Sheard 1 0-0 2. 17 6-10 40 Three-
pointers: none
Heppner: Josh Winters 3 2-4 11,
Donald Adams 4 0-1 8, Justin Botefuhr 2
2- 4 6, Brian Smith 1 0-4 6. Tanner Britt 1
0-1 2, Conor Kilkenny 1 0-2 2 Brandon
Seitz 1 0-0 2. Kyler Lovgren 1 0-0 2,
Brian Haguewood 1 0-0 2, Doug Orwick
17 4-16 39 Three-pointer: Winters.
The Mustangs fell behind
Stanfield, 16-14, after one but
held the Tigers tojust two second
quarter points to take a 20-18
lead at halftime.
Kyler Lovgren had six third
quarter points to help the Mus
tangs to a 32-24 lead going into
the fourth. The Tigers got to
within two points, but Adams hit
three of four free throws and
Winters had three points down
the stretch as the Mustangs
pulled away for the 42-33 win.
Lovgren led the Mustangs
with 11 points, with Smith add
ing six and Adams and Winters
adding five each. Kilkenny, Seitz
and Doug Orwick each added
four points.
Statistics
Heppner: 14 6 12 10 - 42
Stanfield: 16 2 6 9 - 33
Heppner-Lovgren 5 1-411. Smith 3
0-1 6, Winters 2 1-2 5, Adams 1 3-4 5,
Kilkenny 1 2-2 4, Seitz 2 0-0 4, Orwick 2
0-0 4, Haguewood 1 0-0 2, Britt 0 1-2 1,
Botefuhr." 17 8-15 42. Three-pointers:
none.
Stanfield-Dick 4 0-0 8, Abercrombie
2 2-2 7, Little 3 0-3 6, Perches 1 1-2 4.
Sperr 1 1-3 4. Zielke 1 0-0 2. Baros 0 2-2
2. 12 6-12 33. Three-pointers: Sperr,
Abercrombie, Perches.
lone JV women
defeat South
Wasco
lone’s junior varsity women
narrowly defeated the South
Wasco County Redsides on Sat
urday, Jan. 19, 25-21. lone out-
scored the Redsides in the first
three quarters but SWC had a big
fourth quarter to nearly tie the
Cardinals.
Barbara Holland was the
leading point producer with eight
points. Sara Peck added four
points, with Emily Key, Megan
E. McCabe and Alyssa Rietmann
each contributing three points.
Missy Baker and Kim Morris
each scored two points for the
Cardinals. Sara Peck, Alyssa
Rietmann and Megan E. McCabe
apprehended seven rebounds
each Missy Baker and Barbara
Holland each grabbed five re
bounds. Emily Key, Macarena
Esposito and Sara Peck each
delivered one assist. Emily Key
led the team larceny with five
steals and Alyssa Rietmann
helped out with three steals.
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fect 4-H Photography Club met
Members held the meeting in the
art room at lone Elementary
School Members saw how pic
tures are developed in a dark
room They even got to try de
veloping them.
The club added new mem
bers Ashley and Lynzee Sjurset.
Members present were Miranda
Hunt. Tiana Camarillo, Jordan
Graff, Kim Moms. Kaylee Pal-
mateer, Emily Rietmann. Kylee
Svetich and Tyree Svetich
The next meeting will be
Sunday. Feb. 10. at the Krebs’
lambing camp
JV girls win two
By Rick Paullus
McElligott scored five points,
brought down one rebound, de
livered one assist and sw iped one
Pirate possession Barb Holland
scored four points, captured five
rebounds, blocked one shot at
tempt and made two steals.
Kristina Powell scored four
points, acquired six rebounds,
blocked two shot attempts,
swiped one Pirate possession and
delivered one assist. Cyndi
Heagy scored two points, seized
four rebounds, two steals and
delivered one assist. Also helping
the team on the boards were
Tracy Griffith with five re
bounds, Emily Key with three
rebounds and Caitlin Orem with
two rebounds. Key and Orem
each had one steal to aid the Car
dinal thievery.
lone JV boys defeat Dufur
lone Cardinal JV boys de
feated Dufur, 38-31, on Saturday,
Jan. 12.
With lone trailing the Rang
ers 5-8. Curtis Thompson swiped
a Ranger possession with 10 sec
onds left in the first quarter,
passed the ball to Mike Radie
who canned a basket to close the
lead to one point at the end of the
first quarter, 7-8. lone men let up
their defenses in the second quar
ter allowing the Rangers to lead
14-19 at the half.
Early in the third quarter,
Nick Christman grabbed an of
fensive rebound, put it back up
for two points and drew a foul,
making one point at the free
throw line to close the lead to
17-19.
Mike Radie and Nick
Christman led the Cardinal men
with seven points each. Radie
also pulled down four rebounds
and seized three Ranger posses
sions. Christman apprehended
five rebounds, delivered one as
sist and accumulated two steals.
Jeff Hunt scored five points,
brought down six rebounds,
handed off one assist and swiped
one Dufur possession. Tyler
Raible scored four points, cap
tured five rebounds and one steal.
Curtis Thompson added four
points, one rebound and two
steals to his team's effort.
Cayle Krebs scored two
points, led the team with seven
rebounds, handed out two assists
and robbed three Ranger posses
sions. Arthur Ekstrom scored two
points in the second quarter. Also
aiding the Cardinal larceny were
Til Tullis. Tim Doherty and
Cody Bergstrom with one steal
each.
JV boys defeat Cascade Locks
lone Cardinal junior varsity
men defeated Cascade Locks in
two quarters on Friday, Jan. 18.
25-12.
Nick Christman led the Car
dinals with nine points, four re
bounds, one assist anyl three
steals Cayle Krebs had out
standing play, donating six
points, 10 rebounds and two
steals. Mike Radie scored three
points, handed out one assist and
swiped two Pirate possessions.
Tyler Raible scored three points,
brought down five rebounds and
delivered one assist. Billy Gates
dumped in two points, two re
bounds and handed off one assist.
Karl Morgan scored two points
and apprehended four rebounds.
Till Tullis donated two rebounds
to the Cardinal team effort.
Coach Jim Swanson commented
that the boys played hard and all
members had a good game.
Cardinal JV girls dominate
Cascade Locks and absconded three
lone Cardinal junior varsity
women totally dominated Cas
cade Locks in two quarters on
Friday, Jan. 18. The Cardinals
defeated the Pirates, 40-9.
Sara Peck and Barbara Hol
land each scored eight points to
lead the team on the scoreboard.
Peck also grabbed three rebounds
JV men handed
tough loss
lone Cardinal junior varsity
men were handed a tough loss on
Saturday, Jan. 19. In what was a
tight game, lone succumbed to
South Wasco County. 40-41. The
Cardinals were ahead. 40-39,
with six seconds remaining in the
game, when the Redsides scored
two points to take the lead lone
had possession of the ball with
one second remaining but was
unable to get Nick Christman's
shot to fall.
Christman led the team with
15 points, four rebounds, two
assists and two steals. Tyler
Raible dumped in nine points,
apprehended five rebounds, one
steal and handed out two assists.
Jeff Hunt scored six points, cap
tured seven rebounds, one steal
and one assist. Mike Radie hit a
three-point bucket in the first
quarter, grabbed two rebounds,
two steals and passed out three
assists.
Cody Bergstrom also canned
a three-point shot in the second
quarter, grabbed two rebounds
and two steals. Cayle Krebs do
nated two points, led the team on
the boards with eight rebounds,
delivered two assists and pilfered
one Redside possession. Curtis
Thompson scored two points and
brought down two rebounds for
his team
Pirate
possessions. Megan E. McCabe
played excellent offense, dump
ing in six points. Emily Key
scored four points, swiped five
Pirate possessions and delivered
two assists. Meghan M. McCabe
scored four points, delivered two
assists and captured three re
bounds. Caitlin Orem added four
points and Tracy Griffith added
two points to the Cardinal score-
board. Eva Chitty scored four
points, delivered two assists and
robbed three Cascade Locks pos
sessions.
The Heppner Mustang JV
girls had two convincing wins
over the weekend, beating the
Weston-McEwen T lgerscots, 47-
29. on Friday, Jan. 18. in Hepp
ner, and the Stanfield Tigers, 37-
18, in Stanfield on Saturday, Jan.
19. The wins improved their re
cord to 9-2 on the year. The Mus
tangs will host Pilot Rock on Fri
day, Jan. 25 and will travel to
Culver on Saturday. Jan. 26. for
their next games.
Madison Bailey hit a three-
pointer in the first quarter to help
the Mustangs to a 7-7 tie at the
end of one against the Tigerscots.
Brooke Rust scored six points
and Nikki Sisk hit a three-pointer
in the second quarter as the Mus
tangs took a 20-13 lead at half-
time.
Chelsea Britt scored four
points in the third as the Mus
tangs kept up the pressure and
increased the lead to 30-18 after
three. Stefanie Hanson had five
fourth quarter points. Britt hit
three of four free throws and
Blair Keithley had three points as
the Mustangs extended their lead
and coasted to the win.
Hanson had nine points and
nine rebounds, with Britt scoring
nine points and grabbing five
rebounds. Rust had six points and
Bailey had five points and five
rebounds.
Statistics
Weston-McEwen 7 6 5 11 - 29
Heppner: 7 13 10 17 - 47
Weston-McEwen-Thompson 3 1-2 7,
Todd 3 1-2 7. Miller 3 0-0 6, Rideout 2 0-0
4, Rauch 1 0-1 2, McBean 1 0-0 2. Kyles
0 1-3 1. 13 3-8 29 Three-pointers: none.
Heppner-Stefame Hanson 3 3-5 9.
Chelsea Britt 3 3-4 9, Brooke Rust 3 0-0
6. Madison Bailey 2 0-0 5, Marcy Miller 2
0-
3 4, Tiffany Piper 2 0-2 4,
Mitchell 2 0-0 4, Nikki Sisk 1 0-0 3, Blair
Keithley 1 1-2 3, Chantea Macaulay, Cara
Kennedy. 19 7-16 47. Three-pointers:
Bailey. Sisk
The Mustangs jumped out to
a 7-0 lead at Stanfield, only to
have the Tigers come back and
take an 8-7 lead midway through
the second. The Mustangs came
back to take a 15-9 lead at half
time with the help of four points
from Bailey. Hanson had four
points and Britt, three points in
the third as the Mustangs in
creased their lead to 28-18 after
three. Rust went four for four
from the line and Miller chipped
in four points as the Mustangs
blanked the Tigers in the fourth,
increasing their lead to 37-18.
In a very balanced scoring
effort, Bailey had six points, four
steals and three rebounds; Rust
had six points and six rebounds;
Hanson had six points and four
steals; and Miller also had six
points. Britt had five points and
Keithley had four points and four
rebounds.
Statistics
Heppner: 7 8 13 9 - 37
Stanfield: 2 7 9 0 - 18
Heppner-Bailey 3 0-0 6. Rust 1 4-5
6, Hanson 2 2-9 6. Miller 3 0-0 6, Britt 2
1- 2 5, Keithley 1 2-2 4. Piper 1 0-0 2.
Mitchell 1 0-0 2. Sisk. Macaulay. Ken
nedy. 14 9-18 37. Three-pointers: none
Stanfield-Davis 3 2-6 8, Rodriguez 3
0-2 6. Sandoval 2 0-2 4 Blackburn 0 0-3
0. Weatherman 0 0-2 0. Cook 0 0-1 0.
Kammerzell 0 0-1 0. Vassey, Lemmon 8
2-
17 18 Three-pointers: none.
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Births
Jamie Allen Richardson-a
son, Jamie Allen, was bom to
Elizabeth Guerro and David
Richardson of Imgon on Decem
ber 27, 2001. at (iood Shepherd
Medical Center in Hermiston.
The baby weighed 8 lbs. 0 oz.
Alyssa Jean Bert-a daugh
ter, Alyssa Jean, was bom to
Pamela and Alva Bert of Imgon
on December 28. 200!. at Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 7
lbs. 12 oz.
Jazlyn Romero-a daughter.
Jazlyn. was bom to Maria and
Jose Romero of Imgon on De
cember 28, 2001. at Good Shep
herd Medical Center in Hermis
ton. The baby weighed 9 lbs. 10
oz.
Johona Yamillet Sepuls eda
Vieyra-a daughter. Johona
Yamillet. was bom to Maria and
Luis Sepulveda of Boardman on
December 29. 2001. at Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 8
lbs. 15 oz.
Jillian
Alice
Rudolf-a
daughter. Jillian Alice, was bom
to Allison and Ryan Rudolf of
lone on January 1.2002. at Good
Shepherd Medical Center in
Hermiston. The baby weighed 8
lbs. 8 oz.
Calvin F.dward Metz-a son
Calvin Edward was bom to
Melissa and Daniel Metz of
Heppner on January 7. 2002. at
Good Shepherd Medical Center
in Hermiston. The baby weighed
8 lbs. 1 oz.
Bradley David Osborne-a
son, Bradley David, was bom to
Michelle and Dw ight Osborne of
Llnsey
Imgon on January 9, 2002, at
Good Shepherd Medical Center
in Hermiston. The baby weighed
8 lbs. 9 oz.
Cristian Alexander Rea-a
son, Cristian Alexander, was
bom to Margarita Villegas and
Marcello Rea of Boardman on
January 15. 2002. at Good Shep
herd Medical Center in Hermis
ton. The baby weighed 7 lbs. 9
oz.
Elks Hoop Shoot
planned Jan. 27
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The local competition for the
30th Annual Elks Hoop Shoot,
the national free throw shooting
contest for youth ages eight
through 13. will be held at the
Heppner High School gym on
Sunday. Jan. 27. at 5:30 p.m.
Over three million youth
from throughout the country en
tered last year’s competition for
boys and girls in age categories
eight-nine; 10-11; and 12-13.
Each contestant has 25 shots at
the hoop. The boy and girl in
each age group with the best
scores advance through four tiers
of competition to qualify for the
national finals.
Local winners w ill compete
against other contestants in the
district event at Sandstone Mid
dle School in Hermiston on Sat
urday. Feb. 2.
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