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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 1, 2003 I M S volleyball has winning weekend lone varsity loses to Heppner Cardinals defeat Sherman in fifth game County By Justin Archer The Lady C ardinal v o lle y b a ll te a m s h o s te d H eppner on Tuesday, Sept. 23. lone ju m p e d out with an early lead to take the first game from the M ustangs, 25-12. The Cardinals relaxed a little too much and narrowly lost the se co n d g a m e , 2 3 -2 5 . Too m any unforced errors in the third gam e and several hard hits by Shanna Rietniann and Brooke Rust resulted in a 17- 25 loss for lone, lone seem ed destin ed to giv e aw ay the m atch w ith a 12-23 deficit when they suddenly ignited and took gam e four w ith a score o f 2 6 -2 4 . T h e final g a m e re m a in e d c lo s e u n til th e M u s ta n g s h a n d e d th e C ardinals a 12-15 loss and claimed the match. N a ta lie M cE llig o tt served 100 percent, aced four serves and scored a total o f 19 p o in ts fo r h e r te a m . M cElligott also led the team with 60 passes, 35 hits and 13 kills. Jenny Griffith scored 10 points, accepted 40 passes and delivered five hits. Meghan M. M cC ab e s c o re d e ig h t p o in ts , d e liv e r e d th re e unanswered serves, 22 passes, 10 hits and two kills. McCabe also led the team w ith 55 set assists. M egan E. M cCabe a lso s c o re d e ig h t p o in ts, delivered one aced serve, 20 passes, 53 set assists, nine hits and tw o k ills. E m ily Key scored six points, delivered one ace, and 43 passes. Alyssa Rietm ann scored one point, delivered 3 1 passes, eight hits a n d o n e k ill. S a ra P e c k accepted 20 passes, led the team w ith five blocked hits, and hammered 24 hits and six kills. The Cardinal team served 96 percent for the match. lo n e ’s ju n io r varsity team defeated Heppner in two games, with a score o f 25-18, 25-19. F r e s h m a n , K a y la LaRue led the Cardinals on the scoreboard scoring 13 points. Tina Tuzarova scored eight p o in ts , p a s s e d six b a lls , delivered 14 set assists and pounded three hits and one kill. Kim M orris scored four points, accepted five passes, h am m ered seven hits and earn ed tw o blocks. A sh ly G ram s scored three points, delivered nine hits and ten set assists. M issy Baker scored tw o points, delivered seven passes, four hits and three kills. A bby Key contributed six passes, 11 set assists, eight hits and four kills to her team ’s e ffo rt. S te p h an ie H o llan d accepted three passes and two hits. lone received the ball in the starting kick-off against South Sherm an County, on Sept. 19. The catch was made by C ory Peterson w ho made an excellent run before being tackled. Then on the first play, lone ran a blast play up the m iddle to Justin A rcher who ran dow n the field to m ake a touchdow n. The conversion was good. lo n e k e p t m a k in g these good runs and w ere going up and dow n the field all o f the first half, with many m ore touchdow ns by Alan R ie tm a n n , A r c h e r, C la y M orter and Peterson. Then in the second half South Sherman got a b rea k an d sc o re d a touchdow n. lone cam e back with another touchdown. T h e re w e re m an y lone loses to South Wasco By Justin Archer lone m eet up against S o u th W a sc o C o u n ty , M onday, Sept. 29. In the beginning o f the first half, lone received the ball. Justin A rcher caught the ball and ran about 25 yards before being tackled. The whole first half was pretty dull with neither team moving the ball that well. At the end o f the first By J u s tin A rc h e r h alf the score was tied at 0-0. In the forth quarter At the beginning o f the second In the start o f the first lone stepped up and started half both teams were pumped quarter against Dufur, on Sept. running ¿he ball, unfortunately up to w in . T h e R e d sid es 12, lone received the kick and it w asn’t good enough. Then received the ball and ran down h a d a g o o d ru n by A la n on a play run by Dufur, the field before being tackled by Rietmann. Both teams battled quarterback kept the ball o ff lo n e ’s d e fe n s e . T h e n th e and by the end o f the first a fake, in the confusion, lone R edsides passed to an open quarter the score w as still 0- didn’t make the tackle, so the receiver. T he ru n n e r then 0. In the second quarter there R a n g e rs m a d e a ru n fo r d o d g e d som e ta c k le s and w as som e g o o d ru n s, but another touchdown. The two- sc o re d a to u ch d o w n . T he '* rrtostly with little movement o f p o in t c o n v e rsio n w as not conversion was not good. the* ball. At the end o f the first good. lone cam e back and lone went back at it half, the game was still tied at again and kept going up field 0 - 0 . When the second half and w as ab o u t to m ake a started, Dufur receiv ed the ball touchdow n w hen the horn and ran about 15 yards before blew. The gam e ended 14-0 lone volleyball teams being tack led by the lone with the R anger’s taking the hosted South W asco County, team. Most o f the third quarter win. Friday, Sept. 26 and easily C oach D e a n posted a win in three games, was with little movement o f the ball. On forth down, the Dufur Robinson was impressed with lone ju m p ed out w ith a 9-1 Rangers punted the ball. The lo n e ’s defense but said that lead but the Lady C ardinal b a ll h it th e g r o u n d a n d they needed to get their offense passing suffered and before bounced o ff an lone player going. lone knew it, South W asco while he was trying to catch it. C o u n ty h ad a 9-11 lead. The Rangers then gabbed the Natalie McElligott scored two ball for an easy touchdow n. consecutive points to tie at 11 The two-point conversion was and the Cardinals pulled away Heppner good to m ake the score at the for a 25-17 win. end o f the third quarter 8-0 Gazette-Times Jenny G r if f ith Rangers winning. 676-9228 hammered the net in game two to lead her team to a 25-14 victory. The Cardinals easily took the third gam e, 25-13 and claimed the match. Alyssa Rietmann was EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT the leading point producer with 15 points, which included two a c e d s e rv e s . M e g a n E. M cC abe scored 14 points, delivered one ace and 18 set assists. Sara Peck added nine points, six hits and one kill to the team endeavor. Meghan M . M cCabe scored seven points delivered three aced serves and 19 set assists. Emily Key scored six points, tw o aced MA I N S T R E E T , H E P P N E R serves and one hit. N atalie M cE lligott contributed two points, pounded 15 hits, three kills and blocked three SW C hits. Jenny G riffith slam med over 13 hits and one kill. Cardinals shut out by Dufur good blocks by m any players including K ip Krebs, D alton C am p b ell, M att C o lem an , Paul Hams and Alan Rietmann for the lone, w hich helped them in offense. T here w as s o m e h u m o r w h e n th e q u a r te r b a c k fo r S o u th Sherm an w as headed dow n field for a touchdown when die sm allest player on the team G unner Fow ler knocked up beside him and made a tackle. B oth tea m s p lay e d great but in the end lone came through with a victory o f 48- 24. Coach Robinson said that both team s played w ell and was glad that the lone offense w as better than the w eek before. H e w as also pleased w ith their defense, which also did very well. By Emily Rietmann lone M iddle School volleyball team s hosted the W asco R e d s id e s , F rid a y , Sept. 26. The lone girls A team won their first game and really played together. But in the second game the visitors came back to win 25-17. In the final game the lone girls played very well and came out on top with a 15-7 w in over W asco. The volleyball B team also had a very good gam e, w ith three very tough games. Mustang JVs shut out Eagles By Rick Paullus The H eppner M ustang JV football team im proved to 2 and 1 on the year with a 22-0 w in over the Wahtonka Eagles on Monday, Sept. 22 in The Dalles. The Mustangs started the year w ith a 42-24 loss to th e R iv e rs id e P ira te s on T h u r s d a y , S e p t. 11 in B oardm an. T he M ustangs held an 18-14 halftime lead on tw o to u c h d o w n r u n s by M atthew VanCleave and one by K o ry P a u llu s, b u t the Pirates rallied with 28 second- half points. The only Mustang score com e on a hitch-and- pitch from K ody Lovgren to P a u llu s fo r a 7 0 - y a r d touchdow n late in the fourth quarter. T he M ustangs next p la y e d th e G r a n t U n io n P r o s p e c to r s a t h o m e on Thursday, Sept. 18 and took an exciting 14-12 w in in the m ade som e good plays but it w as not good. lone held the Redsides o ff for the rest o f the third quarter. T h e fo rth q u a r te r however was a battle between both teams. Even though it was h o t and b o th te a m s w e re exhausted, they played hard. Back and forth the team s ran and tackled. In a last attempt to get a touchdow n lone passed the ball. At the buzzer the ball was throw n and intercepted and th e R e d s id e s s c o r e d a touchdown. The final score w as 12-0 w ith a victory for the Redsides. Both coaches w ere It took four games but p r o u d o f t h e ir t e a m s ’ p e r f o r m a n c e in th e h o t the Cardinals pulled out a 3-1 victory at Helix on Saturday, weather. N ext week lone plays Sept. 27. T he G rizzlies w ere at Condon. prepared to fight and both teams were equally skilled with the score tied at 24. Emily Key served tw o points, the second an ace, to end the first gam e at 26-24. H elix com m anded lone junior varsity also a lead throughout m ost o f the claimed an easy win defeating second gam e, handing lone a South W asco County, 25-12, 26-28 loss. T he C ardinals 25-14. retaliated by claim ing gam e Ashly Grams, led the three w ith a 25-15 w in and team with 13 points, four aced followed up with a 25-11 win serves and ten set assists. to take the match. Abby Key scored nine points, A ly s s a R ie tm a n n delivered five set assists, four scored 17 points for her team. aced serves, five hits and tw o Rietmann also passed 12 balls kills. K ayla L aR ue scored and slam m ed over eight hits. seven points for her team while Natalie McElligott continues to Missy Baker scored five points be a constant contender for and pounded tw o hits. K im her team . M cE lligott scored Morris and Stephanie Holland 13 p o in ts , d e liv e re d n in e each scored one point. passes, 25 hits, 14 kills and earned 12 blocks. M egan E. M cC abe scored 10 points, delivered seven hits and 26 set assists. M eghan M. M cCabe By Emily Rietmann scored tw o points, delivered T h e lo n e M id d le School volleyball team hosted 13 hits, three kills and led the South Sherm an last Friday, team with 33 set assists. Emily K ey scored tw o significant Sept. 19. p o in ts a n d d e liv e r e d 15 B o th th e A a n d B p asses. S a ra Peck team s played very w ell and c o n trib u te d o n e p o in t, 12 had their first w ins o f the season. The girls had a lot o f passes and w as a m enace on fun at their first winning game the net with 13 hits and three and it was a very good start. blocks. Jenny Griffith also had C oaches B e c k y a strong net game with 18 hits, Wiggers and Lynn Dee Ramos two kills, and five blocks. T he C ardinal ju n io r lead the girls to their win. varsity easily defeated the W e Print Grizzlies in two games, with a score o f 25-10, 25-10. Business Cards K im M orris served Heppner Gazette-T im es several m issile-like serves to FRESH PRIME RIB JOHN'S PLACE W edding Tables Kristine Bedortha & Mark Clements Wedding - Saturday, October 4 Angie Counts & Brian Knowles Wedding - Saturday, November 22 ^ MwtofJ Dwj ^ 217 North M ain • Happnar 676-9158 Serving Heppner, Lexington A lone no Country Roso 233 N. Main • Heppner 676-9426 final seconds. The M ustangs scored first as Paullus took an interception from his own five to inside the Prospectors five and C asey M aben took it in for the touchdow n. The two- point conversion was good to m a k e it 8 -0 , b u t th e P ro sp ecto rs cam e b ack to score two touchdowns to take a 12-8 lead late in the fourth quarter. The M ustangs drove dow n the field and scored on a 25-yard pass from Q uinn P e c k to M a b e n w ith 12 seconds left to give them the win. A t W a h to n k a , th e M u sta n g s sc o re d all th eir points in the first h a lf on a touchdow n by M att K enny and a touchdow n and tw o- point conversion by Peck and M aben. T he M ustangs w ill play at Hermiston on Monday, O ct. 6 at 5 p.m . against the freshman. Lady Cardinals defeat Helix Lady Cardinals win against South Wasco County O rder M a g n e t ic D oor Signs lone also traveled on Saturday, Sept. 27 to have w inning m atches over the Helix Grizzlies. T h e lo n e B te a m p la y e d f ir s t to h a v e a successful match against Helix. T h e te a m h ad v e ry g o o d serves and played very hard. The A team also lead w in n in g m a tc h e s th is w e e k e n d . T h e y b e a t th e Grizzlies in only two games. C oaches B ecky Wiggers and LynnDee Ramos lead the girls to their victorious weekends. 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Stephanie Holland added one point, one hit and ham m ered two kills to aid in lone’s victory. Sheriff's Report The M orrow C ounty Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) re ports handling the following business: June 9: M C SO re ceived a report from U C SO that C h risto p h er D ew ayne Schneider, 20, w as arrested on an Irrigon Justice Court w arrant for Failure to Pay Fine/D riving w hile License Suspended x3. -M C SO , B oardm an Police Dept, received a report from a caller in Boardman that unknown persons were illegal ly using the dum pster at a lo cation in Boardman. -M C S O receiv ed a request for a deputy contact in lo n e reg ard in g ju v en ile problem s in lone. An extra patrol o f the lone area was requested. -M C S O receiv ed a report from a caller in Irrigon that the n eig h b o r’s m ail was found in his box. The post of fice w as contacted and they advised to also call M CSO . -M C S O receiv ed a request via teletype to attempt to locate a m issing juvenile who was possibly staying at a location in Irrigon. -M C S O receiv ed a re p o rt o f a h o rse w ith o u t shade or w ater in Boardman. It w as determ ined the horse had water and all was okay.
