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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 18, 2004 lone JV boys down Cascade Locks lone Cardinal varsity boys hold off Grizzlies By Marie Key had four points and A rthur E k s tro m and C u r tis T hom pson added tw o points By Marie Key each. L ong led w ith five T h e C a r d in a l JV rebounds and three assists. boys' basketball team downed C oach Jim Sw anson the Cascade Locks JV Pirates said, “We only played two at lone on Friday, Feb. 6. quarters, but it w as a good T h e lo n e C a rd in a l In the first quarter, close gam e. We finish our varsity boys held o ff the Helix lo n e had a 20-7 run. T he season seven o f seven. We Grizzlies at Helix on Tuesday, Pirates' defense held lone to have won seven o f the last Feb. 10. three points in the second eight games.” At the end o f the first quarter. At half-time the score quarter, lone w as only ahead w as 23-19. T he C a rd in a ls by five p o in ts, 15-10. By cam e back in the third quarter halftim e Helix had decreased and outshot the Pirates 17-16, the lead to four points, 25-21. and in the fourth quarter, 8-5. In the th ird q u a rte r, lo n e T he gam e ended w ith lone increased their lead to 35-28. winning the game, 48-40. In the fourth qiuirter, the Cards Dan Satterly led the By Marie Key hiid a big 18-point run and held team with 16 points, including the G rizzlies to six points, four three-point field goals. The lone Cardinal JV winning the game 53-34. D an L o n g had 13 p o in ts. girls' basketball team defeated N ick C hristm an led O th ers co n trib u tin g points the Helix Grizzly JV girls in a the team with 17 points. Tyler w ere A rthur E kstrom w ith two quarter game at Helix on Brow n scored 12 points and nine; John Long w ith five; Tuesday. Feb. 10. Kelly T hom pson 10 points. Brian Bunch with one three- lone had a 10-0 lead Others contributing to the win point field goal; and W illiam at the end of the first quarter. w ere C urtis T hom pson with Bergstrom with one point. In the seco n d q u a rte r the five points; Tyler Raible with Rebounds were led by Cardinals scored eight points four; Dan Long with three; and Long with 12. Walton had nine and held Helix to five points A rth u r E k stro m w ith tw o rebounds. The Cardinals won 18-5. points. C oach Jim Sw anson Jenny Griffith, Ashly Brow n led with nine said, “ We had a great first Gram s and A m ber Patton led rebounds, eight steals and six quarter, and out-rebounded the team with four points each. assists. Curtis Thom pson had them 28-15.” S te p h a n ie H o lla n d , K im eight rebounds; Ekstrom had M orris and Tina T uzarova six rebounds; Kelly Thompson added tw o points each. had five rebounds, three steals H olland led w ith six and four assists; C hristm an rebounds and one steal. Patton had three rebounds, two steals had five rebounds, three steals and three assists; R aible had and one assist; K ayla LaRue By Marie Key th r e e r e b o u n d s a n d o n e had three rebounds, two steals blocked shot; L ong had one In a tw o q u a r te r and one assist; Abby Key had rebound and one steal; and g a m e , th e lo n e JV b o y s two rebounds and three steals; W illiam Bergstrom had one defeated the Helix Grizzlies at Griffith had two rebounds, one rebound. steal and one assist; Tuzarova Helix on Tuesday, Feb. 10. Coach Dennis Stefani had tw o rebounds and one T he G rizzlies w ere said, “This was a huge win for ahead 4-8 at the end o f the first s te a l; M o rr is h a d tw o d istric t p osition. T he kids quarter. The C ardinals cam e rebounds; and Grams had four knew that they had to have this back in the second quarter steals. win, and they responded with This was the last game w ith a 10-5 run and defeated a great gam e.” o f the season for the JV girls. the Grizzlies 15-14. John W alton led the team with six points. Dan Long Cardinal JV girls win at Helix Cardinal JV boys defeat the Helix Grizzlies lone Lady Cardinals take big win at Helix lone Cardinal varsity boys down Horizon Christian Mustang JV boys down Rockets in second half By Marie Key By Marie Key By Rick Paullus T h e lo n e L a d y C ardinals varsity girls took a big win, 44-20, over the Lady Grizzlies at Helix on Tuesday, Feb. 10. lone outscored Helix in each quarter. A t halftim e, lone led 22-13. In the second half, the Lady C ards scored 22 p o in ts a n d th e L a d y Grizzlies seven. Nat. die McElligott led the team with 12 points. Sara Peck had 10 points. O thers adding points were Emily Key with five points, including one three-point field goal; A shly Grams with five, including one three-point field goal; Kim Morris with four, Jenny Griffith w ith three; E va C hitty and A m ber Patton with two each; and Abby Key with one point. Grams led with seven rebounds, tw o steals and one assist. E m ily K ey had six rebounds and two steals; Peck had five rebounds and one steal; M cE llig o tt had four rebounds and three steals; C hitty had three rebounds, tw o steals and three assist; Patton had three rebounds and three steals; Griffith had three r e b o u n d s a n d o n e s te a l; Holland had one rebound. T h is w a s th e la s t regular season gam e for the Lady Cardinals. They go into the district playoffs as the No. 2 team in the Big Sky League. District playoffs start Thursday, Feb. 19 at Umatilla. The Lady C ardinals will play at 1:30 p.m. The lone varsity boys dow ned Horizon Christian at Hood R iver on Friday, Feb. 13. T his win cinches the No. 4 spot for the C ardinals at the D istrict Tournam ent starting on Thursday, Feb. 19 at Umatilla. Tyler Raible and Kelly Thom pson led the team with 15 points each. Tyler Brown had 13 points. O thers adding to the big score w ere Nick C hristm an with nine points, including one three-point field goal; John Walton with seven points, including one three- p o in t f ie ld g o a l; C u r tis T h o m p s o n a n d A r th u r Ekstrom with six points each; Brian Bunch with three points; a n d D an L o n g w ith tw o points. lone out-rebounded Horizon Christian, 40-25. R aible led w ith 11 rebounds, one steal and two blocked shots. Long had nine re b o u n d s a n d tw o s te a ls; C urtis T hom pson had eight rebounds, one steal and two blocked shots. Brown had five re b o u n d s , fo u r s te a ls, 13 assists and one blocked shot; Christm an had two rebounds, one steal and four assists; Walton had two rebounds and one steal; Kelly Thompson had one rebounds, four steals and eight assists; Ekstrom had one rebound and one steal; Bench had one rebound; W illiam Bergstrom had one steal. Coach Dennis Stefani said, “T his gam e was a great w a rm -u p fo r th e d is tr ic t tournam ent. I thought all the kids played well.” A 31-18 advantage in the second h alf rallied the Heppner M ustang JV boys to a 51-42 w in over the Pilot Rock R ockets on Tuesday, Feb. 10 in Pilot Rock. The M ustangs improved to 17 and 2 on the year w ith one gam e remaining. The M ustangs cam e out running and built an 18-12 lead after one, getting 10 points from Mikel Britt and four from K o ry P a u llu s b u t w e re outscored 12-2 in the second as the R ockets took a 24-20 lead at the break. Paullus had six points in the third as the M ustangs battled back to tie the game at 3 2 -3 2 a f te r th r e e . J o s h Gutierrez had eight points and Matt Kenny four as they pulled away in the fourth for the win. Britt led the way with 14 p o in ts, w ith G u tie rre z adding 12 and Paullus 10. H eppner 18 2 12 19- 51 Pilot R ock 12 12 8 10- 42 Heppner- Mikel Britt 7 0-0 14, Josh Gutierrez 4 4-6 12, Kory Paullus 5 0-0 10, Matt Kenny 2 2-2 6, Dan Basile 2 0-0 4, Kyle Huddleston 1 0-0 2. Roy Proctor 1 0-0 2, Justin Delveaux 0 1- 21 and Kyle Carlson. Team: 22 7-1051. 3- pts: none. Pilot Rock- Norquist 5 4-4 19, Mills 1 5-7 7, VanPelt 3 0-0 6, King 2 1-2 5. Howard 2 0-04. Ellis 10-0 2. Hill 01-21, C h riste n se n and D oherty. Team: 14 11-15 42. 3-pts: Norquist 3. GOOD LUCK at DISTRICT, IONE CARDINALS! lone C ardin als Varsity Girls (L-R ): back row -Assistant C oach C harity McElligott. A m ber Patton, Kim M orris, S ara P eck, B arbara H olland, N atalie M cElligott, Emily Key, S tep hanie Holland, H e a d C o ac h R yan Rudolf; front row- M a n a g e r M e g an M c C ab e , Ashly G ram s, A bby Key, E va Chitty, A lyssa R ietm ann, Jenny Griffith lone C ardinals Varsity Boys (L-R ): back row -Assistant C oach Jim S w anson, Arthur Ekstrom , Tyler R aible, H ead C oach Dennis Stefani, D an Long, Curtis Thom pson, Assistant C oach Jim Logan; m iddle row -N ick C hristm an, Billy G ates, John W alton, Kelly Thom pson, Tyler Brown front row -D an Satterly, Brian Bunch The fo llo w in g in d iv id u a ls & b u sin esses c o n g ra tu la te th e lo n e C a rd in a ls on th e ir su c c e ssfu l se a so n s & w ish th e te a m s G ood Luck a t D is tr ic t (& on to S ta te )! Anda Kay B E.O. Financial Services Ashley. Cathy, Adam & Meghan McCabe Bank of Eastern Oregon Member FDIC Barney 4 Barb Rea 4 Nate, Dan. Paige 4 Gabby Betty Gray Betty Rietmann Betty. 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