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fOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 25, 2002 lone victorious over Spray Ponies defeat Umatilla lone Cardinals lose game to Dufur Rangers By Kick Paullus A strong running game helped the Heppner Ponies to a 24-6 win over the v isiting Umatilla Vikings on Friday, Sept. 20 to improve their record to 1 -0-1 on the year. They will be at Pilot Rock on Friday, Sept. 27, at 3 p.m. for their next game. Ben McCarl recovered a fumble on the Vikings’ first drive and the Ponies drove down the field, capping the drive with a Kody Lovgren five-yard touchdown run. The two-point conversion failed and the Ponies led 6-0 with 4:47 left in the first quarter. The Vikings fumbled again on their next possession, this TVIer Raible catches a pass in the third quarter fur the extra points. time recovered by Nathan run touchdown and Thompson VanCleave, and the Ponies again lone High School won its made a run for the extra points. drove down the field scoring on a football game against Spray. 68- Continuing to build lone's five-yard pass from Lane Bailey 26. on Friday. Sept. 13. lead, Thompson received a 10- to Casey Maben. The pass failed In the first quarter, on the conversion attempt but the Andrew Rietmann had a 65-yard yard pass from Christman for Ponies led 12-0 after one quarter. run for the touchdown and Mike another touchdown and Gates The Ponies scored late in Radie made the run for the extra brought in the tenth and final the first half as Quinn Peck used points. Radie gained another touchdown with a 39-yard run. Cameron Krebs and a 30-yard run to set up a one-yard touchdown for the Cardinals with Raible each knocked down a pass touchdown run to make it 18-0 at a two-yard run. Bill Gates and Thompson and Gates halftime. received a 45-yard pass from Nick intercepted a pass. Paul Neiffer The Ponies took the Christman for another caused a fumble; while Karl second half kick-off and used runs touchdown. Rietmann ran 27 Morgan, Cameron Krebs and Bill by Matt McCabe and Peck to yards for lone’s fourth touchdown Ross recovered fumbles for the drive inside the five where and Radie ran in for the extra Cardinals. Nathan Kennedy took in from the points. tn - A is iilr d Tackles: tow to make it 24-0 midway The second quarter saw Christman 3. Neiffer 3, Cayle Krebs 3. through the third quarter. Rietmann run 34 yards for the The Vikings scored their fifth Cardinal touchdown of the Raible 3, Radie 2, Dan Satterly 2, and only touchdown following the night. Kelly Thompson ran 29 William Bergstrom 2, Thompson I, Arthur Ekstrom 1. Rietmann I, and Gates kick-off on a 60-yard run by Cody yards for another touchdown. 1. Ford-Day to make it 24-6. Rietmann made a 53-yard Assisted Tackles: Neiffer 7. The Vikings drove to the run in the third quarter for a Ponies’ twenty in the fourth seventh touchdown and a pass to Cameron Krebs 6, Cayle Krebs 5, quarter but turned the ball over Tyler Raible brought in the extra Christman 4, Raible 4, Satterly 3. Radie again on a fumble recovered by points. Rietmann also had 70-yard 2. Gutierrez 2, Ross 2, Ekstrom 2. Gates I. and Tim Doherty 1. Peck. The Ponies were able to run out the clock to preserve the Ione JV volleyball team claims third at win. The Ponies got good tournament defensive play from Aaron Allstott, McCabe, Peck, Taylor, Kim Morris belted over eight lo n e’s junior varsity Hodges, VanCleave, Maben, volleyball team claimed third place points and Alyssa Rietmann Lovgren and Justin Gregory. at the Heppner Junior Varsity scored four points for the Umatilla 0 0 6 0-6 Tournament on Saturday, Sept. 21. tournament. Heppner 12 6 6 0-24 lone defeated Heppner First Quarter JV, 25-23, 25-17, in their first Heppner- Kody Lovgren five- match of the day but lost to lone teams hosted Dufur yard run (run ftulectl 4:47 Wahtonka JV, 20-25, 21-25. The on Friday, Sept. 20, and chalked Heppner- Casey Maben five Cardinals then defeated Sherman up another victory. The Cardinal yard pass from Lane Bailey (pass failed) Co. C team 25-18, 25-19 for varsity team wiped out the 1:26 second place in their pool. Rangers, defeating Dufur in three Second Quarter lone was unable to defeat games, 25-19,25-14,25-22. Heppner- Quinn Peck one-vard Sherman's JV team to advance Natalie McElligott run (pass failed) 1:36 to the finals, losing 22-25. 19-25. hammered several hits and Third Quarter lone earned third place by blocked several Dufur hits to keep Heppner- Nathan Kennedy defeating Heppner's JV/C team the Rangers from taking a single two-yard run (run failed) 3:47 25-23,25-17. game. Diana McElligott was Umatilla- Cody Ford-Day 60- Leading point producers relentless on the net. delivered a yard run (pass failed) 3:31 for lone were Jamie VandenBrink huge kill in game two to command and Missy Baker with 14 points the lead early in the game. Tracy each. Jenny Griffith scored 11 Griffith and Caitlin Orem also W e Print Business Cards points, while Abby Key and Ashly increased their pressure on the Heppner G a z e tte -T im e s Grams each scored 10 points. net rejecting several hits by the photo by Debbie Radie lone's Andrew Rietmann runs dow n the sidelines with the ball as a Ranger attempts to stop him. Fans sat three deep on the sidelines, as the “game of the week” for 1A football played out on Friday, Sept. 20. with the lone Cardinals vs. the Dufur Rangers. When the Dufur Rangers ran back the kick off for a touchdown in the first play of the game the lone team struggled to gain its confidence until the second half of the game, but not We Print Business Cards Heppner G azette-T im es 6 7 6 -9 2 2 8 Lady Cardinals gain victory CENEX LUBRICANTS ♦ drum deposit ON SALE Sale ends Oct. 19th BEST BUY! 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Meghan McCabe added 10 points, received 13 passes, delivered 11 hits and led the team with 40 set assists. Caitlin Orem scored nine points, delivered 39 passes and ten hits. Megan E. McCabe scored six points, hammered five hits, delivered five hits and 25 set assists. Natalie McElligott scored four points, delivered 33 passes, had four blocks and knocked over 19 hits. Emily Key scored two points and received 31 passes. Tracy Griffith launched nine hits, received two passes and stopped four Ranger hits. Sara Peck also contributed five passes and six hits. The lone junior varsity team was not as successful in their attempt for a victory against Dufur. lone’s lack of communication in the first game was their demise, losing 15-25. The Cardinals stepped up their level of play in the second game to claim a 25-14 win and force Dufur into a third game. lone played a tough match but lost the third game. 13-15. Jamie VandenBrink displayed remarkable leadership skills throughout the match to keep her team competitive. Abby Key led the Cardinals on the scoreboard with ten points. Key knocked over three aced serves during the match, handled five passes, delivered six hits and eight set assists. Ashly Grams scored eight points, received five passes, delivered eight hits and 10 set assists. Jamie VandenBrink scored seven points; received seven passes and hammered two hits. Missy Baker scored three points, delivered 18 passes, five hits and blocked two Dufur hits. Jenny Griffith scored three points, received 18 passes, delivered iwo aced serves, five hits and two blocks. Alyssa Rietmann scored one point, handled 15 passes and supplied eight hits. 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Receiving: Kelly Thompson 4-29, Rietmann 5-101, Radie 1 -<-6). Brian Guiterrez 2-13. and Bill Gates 2-21. Un-Assisted Tackles: Christman 5. Rietman 4. Cayle Krebs 7, Thompson 3, Paul Neiffer 2, Cameron Krebs 1, and Gates I Assisted Tackles: Rietmann 8, Neiffer 8. Cameron Krebs 8. Thompson 5, Cayle Krebs 2. Gates 3, Radie 3, Karl Morgan 1. and Christman 3, Caused Fumbles: Cayle Krebs I Recovered Fumbles: Mike Radie 1 Lady Cardinal’s varsity team victorious against Heppner The lone Cardinal volleyball teams traveled to Heppner on Tuesday, Sept. 17 and came out victorious. The Lady Cardinal varsity team played a marathon match against their opponent before claiming the three games needed for a victory. lone lost their first match 16-25, came back and narrowly beat the Mustangs, 27-25, lost their third match, 18-25, and then won the next two matches, 25- 23, 15-12. Meghan M. McCabe led the Cardinals with 13 points, delivering two ace serves. Meghan McCabe also added seven hits, eight passes and led the team with 28 set assists. Emily Key scored eight points, delivered 21 passes and hammered one kill. Diana McElligott scored eight points, launched one ace serve, and led the team with 37 passes and 27 hits. Megan E. McCabe scored six points and delivered 24 set assists. Caitlin Orem scored five points, passed 33 balls, hammered five hits and blocked one Heppner hit. Natalie McElligott scored five points, led the team with seven blocks, handled 37 passes and hammered 20 hits. Ashly Grams did an outstanding job of coming off the bench to score two points for her team. Sara Peck donated four passes, one block and four hits to her team’s effort. Also aiding the Cardinals with their passing were Alyssa Rietmann and Jenny Griffith with two passed balls each. lone’s junior varsity team members were unable to overcome the Mustangs on Tuesday, losing 23-25,25-16, 13- 15. Abby Key served 100 percent, scoring 13 points. Key also delivered 11 set assists. Missy Baker scored seven points, handled 12 passes and knocked over five hits. Jamie VandenBrink scored four points and received seven passes. Ashly Grams aced one serve, scored a total of four points, delivered three hits, five set assists and received 15 passes. Jenny Griffith scored four points, handled eight passes and delivered two hits. Kim Morris contributed three points, aced two serves and handled nine passes lon e Lady C ardinals take third in Wahtonka Volleyball Tournament lone Lady Cardinals’ volleyball team traveled to The Dalles on Saturday, Sept. 14, to participate in the Wahtonka Volleyball tournam ent. The Cardinals came home with third place. lone lost their first match of the day to Dufur. 12-25,21-25. The Cardinal women had a hard time getting their passes to the setters and lacked the net play needed to overcome the Rangers. lone claimed a victory in their second match against Portland Christian, defeating Portland. 26-24, 16-25, 15-13. In the last match of the day, the Cardinal women lost their first game against Wahtonka. 14- 25. The Cardinals avenged their loss with a 25-16 win but was unable to keep up the momentum for the match, dropping the third game. 7-15. Natalie McElligott led the Cardinals with 25 points for the tournament. Emily Key launched over 17 points, while Caitlin Orem and Sara Peck both scored nine points each. Sara Peck really stepped up for the Cardinals on the net knocking over 14 hits and blocking six opponent hits. Diana McElligott scored seven points, Meghan M. McCabe scored four points and Megan E. McCabe scored two points for the tournament. WE PRINT BUSINESS CARDS Loti o^ Ztylii - Loti of Celos* H ep p n er G a z e tte -T im e s 676-9228
