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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner Oregon Wednesday, September 11, 2002 Mustangs pull away from Loggers lone Cardinals conquer Cove Leopards photos by Debbie Radie Andrew Rietm ann (center) m akes the first down near the end zone as Billy Gates (left) Mike Radie (bottom ) Cayle Krebs (top) Cam eron Krebs (right) block the Cove defensive line. lone traveled to Cove on Friday, Sept. 6, and beat the Leopards, 46-34. lone w on by scoring seven touchdow ns. The first quarter saw a 25-yard run by Andrew Rietmann to gain the first touchdown. In the second quarter, Kelly Thompson caught a 27-yard pass to land the second and a one- yard run by Rietmann scored the third. In the third quarter, R eitm ann m ade three touchdowns-with a two-yard run, a 43-yard run and a 38-yard run. Also in the third quarter, Nick Christman made a 12-yard run to score the seventh and final touchdown. A total of 42 runs resulted in 376 yards. M ike Radie and Christman recovered a fumble, while Radie, Bill Gates and Til Tullis caused fumbles for the Leopards. The lone defense was strong and continues to be a serious concern for the opposition. Individual Stats: Receiving: Thompson 4-36, Brian Guiterrez 2-13, Radie 1-4, and Rietmann 1-3. photo by Teresa Hughes photo by Debbie Radie Kelly Thompson runs the ball down the field for the Cardinals with Cove defensive following. Rushing: Rietmann 25- 294. Christman 8-44, Thompson 2-35, and Gates 5-17. A ssisted T ackles: Cameron Krebs-11 Paul Neiffer- 9, Cayle Krebs-7, Christman-7, Radie- 4, Tullis-4, Rietmann-4, Guiterrez-2. Rea-1. M organ-1, D oherty-1, Thom pson-2, and Gates-1. U n a ssiste d ta c k le s: C am eron K reb-2, N eiffer-2, Cayle K reb s-1, Christm an-3, Radie-2, Guiterrez-1, Morgan-1, T hom pson-1, R aible-3, and Satterly-2. Mustang volleyballers play in tournament at Riverside Nikki Sisk setting the ball (Madison Bailey #10, and Shanna Rietmann #12). By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustang varsity volley ball team took part Corns in the six team R iverside tournament, on Saturday, Sept. 7, playing 10 games against five different teams. CoCCuses? Or. Donald J. Carlson, Foot Specialist will be at the Pioneer Memorial Clinic on September 18th for the diagnosis of this and other foot problems. Call 676-5504 - Heppner or 567-8750 - Hermiston Win a $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 kitchen makeover! Now lose your old k tchen while you're losing weight tnter our lookin' Good-Cookin' Good Sweepstakes at a Weigh: Watchers ocation near you. No purrhaa** no- os#ary Details at participating locatton* F ree r e g i s t r a t i o n for m e e t i n g s 1 800 651 6 0 0 0 WcightWatchers.com CALL 1-800-651-6000 FOR TIMES Free Registration Until October 12, 2002 Heppner: Heppner Methodist, 175 \\. Church (community meeting) Hermiston: Hermiston Senior Center. 435 W . Orchard Pendleton: United Methodist Church. 352 S.F.. 2nd realfood.real life.real results. Vairf » » a rt p r-W iM n l Offer end» I» rraa raanrat m i offer for üiailrd m e at » a r icisat.nd m a r ta , o ra tira , J tn iiw mam »»» p a , orni» la v a a tu i fot O U K W axht W akSar, I n ta n a li* » ]. lac ow arrof tilt WFK.HT WST HERS tradraiar». Ai! r ij a n rrarrtrd » photo Teresa Hughes They began play in the m orning by sp littin g w ith Riverside losing 19-25 but winning the second 25-22. They then dropped two to Mac-Hi 22-25 and 19-25 before splitting with Enterprise, losing 23-25, and winning, 25-17. The Mustangs dropped two to the eventual cham pion. G rant U nion Prospectors, 18-25 and 17-25, and finished out the day dropping two to a verv tough Imbler team 12- 25 and 18-25. The Mustangs will be at home against C ondon, on fhursday. Sept. 12, beginning at 5 p.m., in a JV and varsity match. The matches are being played w ith a rally scoring system this year with games going to 25 points w ith a team needing to win by two or the first team to 30. The games will be best 3 of 5 w ith the fifth game, if necessary, going to 15 points. In rally scoring a point is scored on every serve w ith the scoring team getting the score. Also new, is a serve can hit the net and go over and still count. Men's breakfast to he held The Nazarene Church will be having a men's breakfast, Sunday, Aug. 15, at 8 a.m. All men and their sons are invited to attend. D onald A dam s 58 leads the w ay as B rad A dam s heads up field in H e p p n e r’s win ag ain st V ernonia last Friday. Heppner- Britt 6-9-0 69, Elguezabal 4-6-0 49. The Loggers scored their by Rick Paullus Receiving: A one-yard plunge for a only touchdown of the game, and Vernonia- David Koch the first points given up by the touchdown by Chuy Elguezabal 1- 10, Kelly l-(-9). Mustangs all year, on a 63-yard late in the fourth quarter helped Heppner- Elguezabal 4- the sixth-ranked H eppner run by Matthew Kelly. The two- 33, Luke Murray 2-39, Lovgren Mustangs to a 21-6 non-league point conversion run failed but the 2 - 17, Justin Botefuhr 1-17, Loggers cut the lead to 13-6 early win over the visiting Vernonia Boyer 1-12. in the fourth quarter. Loggers, in a hard-hitting football Team stats: A holding penalty on the game on Friday, Sept. 6, that saw First downs: Vernonia ensuing k ic k -o ff took the the return o f former Heppner 8, Heppner 18. Mustangs back to their 16-yard coach and teacher Tony Pupo, Rushes-yards: line to start their drive. Boyer now head coach of the Loggers. Vemonia 32-178, Heppner 38- went for five, Lovgren picked up The Mustangs (2-0) will 240. six more and a first down, a conclude the non-league portion Passing yards: holding penalty took the ball back of their schedule with a game at Vemonia 1, Heppner 118. to the twenty-three but Elguezabal the four-time defending state Passes: Vemonia 2-8-0, hit Justin Botefuhr for a 17-yard champion Amity, on Friday, Sept. Heppner 10-15-0. gain and Boyer for 12 more at the 13. The top-ranked W arriors Punts-ave.: Vemonia defeated Harrisburg 37-0, in their Vernonia 48-yard line. Boyer 4-35, Heppner 1-51. picked up three, Adams broke first game on Friday. Fumbles: Vemonia 2-0, free, up the middle, for 17 yards, The Mustangs took over Heppner 2-2. Elguezabal went for three then hit at their own eleven after opening Penalties: Vemonia 8- Lovgren for nine more and first kick-off and started the drive with 62, Heppner 5-39. Kyler Lovgren running twice for down, Adams went for 14 to the five, Boyer took it inside the one six yards and Tanner Britt carried and Elguezabal snuck it in for the for five more and a first down. touchdow n. E lguezabal hit Brad Adams went for five, Britt B otefuhr for the two point hit Elguezabal for eleven more and lone hosted Heppner volleyball conversion to make it 21 -6 with Adams carried twice more for 13 teams on Thursday, Sept. 5. 5:26 left. yards and another first down at The Cardinal jayvees lost their The defense held as the fifty-yard line. On third and match to Heppner, 25-19,20-25, Botefuhr tackled a receiver for ten, Britt hit Lovgren for eight 13-15. a nine-yard loss and Murray yards and on fourth down Missy Baker led the team Elguezabal carried for four yards sacked the quarterback for with nine points, passed eight and a first down. Britt went for another nine-yard loss to force a serves, delivered one hit and dug five, Adams for four and on fourth punt where the Mustangs ran up two hits. Alyssa Rietmann down ran for two more and a first out the clock to preserve the scored four points, delivered four down at the Logger 28-yard line. win. hits, and three set assists. Ashly Brad Adams again led Britt then hit a wide open to Luke Grams also donated four point, led the defense with 24 points, with M urray for a touchdown and the team with three aced serves, Lovgren adding 18 points and after the extra point kick was passed four serves and delivered Donald Adams 16 points. blocked, the Mustangs led 6-0 six set assists. Jam ie Botefuhr had eleven points with with 4:50 left in the first quarter. VandenBrink scored tw'o points, Boyer and Murray each getting The defense held on dug up one hit, two hits, and downs at their 28-yard line but nine points. passed three serves. Jenny Elguezabal had 80 yards after Britt hit Elguezabal for 14 Griffith scored two points, passed rushing on seven carries, caught yards a fumble on the next play five serves, delivered five hits gave the Loggers back the ball at four passes for 33 yards and and led the team with 10 set completed four o f six passes for the 40-yard line. assists. The Loggers drove inside 49 yards. Adams carried 13 lo n e ’s varsity squad the M ustangs five before the times for 73 yards, Boyer defeated Heppner, 26-24, 25-19, rushed eight times for 58 yards, defense held on fourth down. 24-26.25-23. Adams ran three times for eleven and Lovgren picked up 19 yards Natalie McElligott led the yards and a first down, Britt went on the ground and caught two team with 17 points, 10 passes, for four and Elguezabal picked up passes for 17 yards. Murray 22 hits, five diving digs, and four ten more out to the 29-yard line. caught two passes for 39 yards blocks. M eghan M. M cCabe and Britt hit six o f nine passes The Loggers had an interception scored 15 points, led the team on the next play called back by a for 69 yards. with 18 set assists, passed two The Mustangs picked up pass interference penalty giving serves, delivered eight hits and 18 first dow ns to 8 for the the Mustangs the ball at the 44- dug up three hits. Diana yard line. On the next play a Loggers and out gained them in McElligott scored eight points, thirty-yard gain by the Mustangs yardage 358 to 179. received 15 serves, delivered 23 Stats for the game: was brought back by an illegal hits, and dug up five hits. Caitlin Vernonia 0 0 0 6-6 formation penalty so they ran out Orem scored four points, made 12 Heppner 6 0 7 8-21 the clock to end the first half with passes, delivered three hits and First quarter: a 6-0 lead. had five diving digs. Megan E. Heppner- Luke Murray The Loggers couldn’t M cCabe scored four points, move the ball to open the second 28 yard pass from Tanner Britt serving 100 percent, delivered one half and were forced to punt, but (kick failed) 4:50 hit and seven set assists. Emily Third quarter: they in turn held the Mustangs, Key scored three points, passed H eppner- Chuy but Adams got a 51 -yard punt that seven serves, and dug up two hits. E lguezabal 58 yard run was dow ned at the Vernonia (Elguezabal kick) 4:54 twenty-one. Fourth quarter: The Mustangs took over V ernonia- M atthew at their 42-yard line after forcing Kelly 63 yard run (run failed) a punt and Elguezabal broke free 10:42 on the o p tion for a 58-yard Heppner- Elguezabal 1 touchdown run. His kick made the Adam Neiffer, of lone, yard run (Justin Botefuhr pass score 13-0 midway through the is a member of the of the Beloit from Elguezabal) 5:26 third quarter. College football team this fall, Individual Stats: The defense held again reports Beloit College sports Rush: with the Mustangs taking over at information director. V ernonia- M atthew their 15-yard line with Adams Neiffer, a freshman this Kelly 13-96, Travis Gwinn 14-82, going for six. an offsides penalty year, is 5 feet 9 inches tall, and Bryan Dennis 2-6, Eric Weller 1- weighs 165 pounds, and will be gives then a first down, Tyler 4, Josh Staggenburg I-(-4), Eric Boyer ran for eleven, Lovgren playing as a defensive back for Schmidlin l-(-9). picked up two and Britt hit Murray the B uccaneers, with Ed H eppner- Chuy for eleven more and a first down DeGeorge as the coach. Elguezabal 7-80, Brad Adams 13- inside Logger territory. Boyer B eloit C ollege is a 73, Tyler Boyer 8-58, K y ler went for eleven more and a first residential, liberal arts college down at the thirty-eight then offering 40 majors to its 1,150 Lovgren 5-19, Tanner Britt 5-10. picked up fifteen more but a students. It is located 90 miles fumble gave the ball back to the northw est o f Chicago. Beloit Passing: Loggers at their own 25. draws students from 46 states and Vernonia- Weller 1-3-0 42 other nations. 10, Schmidlin 1-5-0 (-9). lone wins and loses against Heppner Neiffer to play football for Buccaneers
