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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 2, 2004 - THREE Mustangs rally to beat Warrenton in first round Ione Middle School track championship results Chuy Elguezabal works at striking out 11 W arrenton players. Pholos by Jeri McElligott (Front row L-R): Paige Armstrong, Julie Vandenbrink, Cory Peterson, Paul Hams, Justin Archer, Allan Rietmann and Gabby Armstrong; (2nd row L-R): Mikey Raible, Alex Carlson, Sarah Stillman, Heather Wiggers, Stefanie Archer, Ty ree Svetich, Dalton Campbell and Eric Jepsen; (3rd row L-R): Clay Morter, Brenna t ) Thirty-one students in grades six through eight turned out for the lone Middle School track team this spring. They were coached by Dean Robinson and competed in six meets. The final cham pionship meet was held in Umatilla on May 7. There were 10 team s com peting: lone, H eppner, C olum bia, Umatilla, Stanfield, Athena- Weston, Echo, Helix, Ukiah and Pilot Rock. Four lone runners claim ed individual cham p io n sh ip s: Cory Peterson was the 7th grade champion in both the long jum p and the 100-m eter dash. Eighth grader Kylie Svetich was triple jum p champion, Paige Armstrong won the 100-me ter dash and Julie Vandenbrink claimed first in the 800 meter run. The sixth/seventh grade relay team claim ed the victory in the 4x100 meter relay. Both the lone girls and boys’ eighth grade 4x200 relay team s were cham pions. W inners and their placings are as follows: 6,h/7,h Grade Girls: 300 meter hurdles: 3rd place, Tiana C am arillo and 8lh place, Lynzee Sjurset; 4x100 meter relay team: Is' place, 59.84 seconds (S arah Stillman, Gabby Armstrong, Lynzee Sjurset and Tori Heagy); Shot Put: 6 '\ Beka DesBouillons; Triple Jump: 8th, Brenna Rietmann; 100 meter: 2nd, Tori Heagy and 5,h place, Sarah Stillman; H igh Jum p: 4th, G abby A rm strong; and 4x200 m eter relay: 3rd P lace, (Gabby Armstrong, Tiana Camarillo, Lynzee Sjurset f Rietmann, Stormy Kendrick, Tiana Camarillo, Lynzee Sjurset, Kara Clay and Beka DesBouillons; (4'h row L-R): Kaylee Palmateer, Emily Rietmann, Kip Krebs, Kylee Svetich, Aiden Burt, Luke Bradford, Whitney McNary and Tori Heagy; and (Back row L-R): Assistant Ryan Rudolf, Matt Coleman and Coach Dean Robinson. and Tori H eagy). Team Discus: 2nd, Kip Krebs; 100 New 8th grade school standings: 6lh Place. records: Triple Jump: Kylee meter: 3rd, Alan Rietmann; 6lh/7,h Grade Boys: 200 meter: 3rd place, Alan Sw etich 31 feet Vi inch; Long Jump: 1st, 16 feet 4 Rietmann; and 4x200 Relay: Javelin: Kaylee Palmateer inches, C ory P eterson; Is', 1 minute 54.81 seconds, 74 feet 10 inches; 7,h/8 th 4x100 meter relay: 2nd, (Eric (Ju stin A rcher, Alan 4x200 Boys Relay: 1 minute Jepsen, Alex Carlson, Cory Rietmann, Clay Morter and 51 seconds (Justin Archer, Peterson and Clay Morter); Cory P eterso n ). Team Alan Rietmann, Clay Morter Shot Put: 7th, Luke standings: 4'h place. and Cory Peterson); and 8,h Bradford; Discus: 7th, Matt grade girls 4x200 relay: 2 New lone school Coleman; 400 meter: 2nd, records were set during the m inutes 5.06 seconds, Eric Jepsen and 3rd place, year in the following events: (K ylee S v etich , Julie Clay Morter; High Jump: Paige New 6th grade V andenbrink, 2nd, Clay M orter and 8th records: G irls Jav elin - A rm strong and K aylee place, Eric Jep sen ; 100 Stephanie Archer 76 feet 9 Palmateer). meter: l sl, 12.90 seconds, inch and Boys Jav elin - Cory Peterson and 4lh place. Stormy Kendrick, 109 feet 4 Clay Morter; and 800 meter: inches; Boys 400 meter: Eric 4 '\ Eric Jep sen . Team Jepsen, 64.25 seconds and standings: 6th Place (65 800 meter: Eric Jepsen, 2 Any Size points). minutes 35 seconds. Lots of C olon 8th Grade Girls: T here w ere no 4x100 Relay: 3rd, (Kylee individual records set in the Heppner Gazette Svetich, Kaylee Palmateer, 7,h grade. 676-9228 Emily Rietmann and Paige A rm strong); Javelin: 4 lh, Kaylee Palm ateer; Triple Jump: l*, Kylie Svetich, 31 feet 1/2 inch; Long Jump: 2 nd, K ylie S v etich , 4 lh, Kaylee Palmateer and 5lh, Emily Rietmann; Discus: 3rd, Emily Rietmann; 800 meter: Is', 2 minutes 52.30 seconds, Julie Vandenbrink; 400 m eter: 2nd, K ylie S vetich; 100 m eter: 1st, 14.31 seco n d s, Paige Armstrong; 200 meter: 4,h, Ju lie V andenbrink; and 4x200 meter relay: 1st, 2 m inutes 5.24 seconds, (K ylee S v etich , Ju lie V andenbrink, Paige A rm strong and K aylee Everyone is invited and everyone is wel Palmateer). Team standings: 5,h place. come. CUSTOM BANNERS The Multi-family sponsored Community Graduation Reception and Send Off has been changed to 12:30 - 2p.m. Sunday June 6 at the Morrow County Fairgrounds prior to the senior departure 8th Grade Boys: 4x100 Relay: 3rd, (Justin A rcher, Alan R ietm ann, Paul Hams and Kip Krebs); Shot Put: 6th, Kip Krebs; Javelin: 3rd, Paul Hams; Triple Jump: 3"1, Paul Hams; JU N E IS NA TIONAL ROSE M O NTH 0 tL Our grower,* have given us a g rea t Seal ^L: a n d we are passin g the savings on to you! For questions contact: Bobette Lovgren, Mary Haguewood, Ann Murray or Shannon Rust Heppner Mustang spirit wear for Saturday's Championship game is available on arrival at M urray's Drug 1 & -if! ONE DOZEN ROSES WITH VASE T O N LY $25.00 ( cash and carry only) - Starting June 19, our florist will be on duty Monday through Friday only. Arrangements will be available in the floral cooler and balloons will be available upon request. Murray's Country Rose 233 N. Main • Heppner • 676-9426 Serving Heppner. Lexington and Iona Ì & t© Billy Gates (left) goes for the run as a Warrenton player waits for the ball. Murray singled and with two By Rick Paullus outs Kyler Lovgren hit a 0- r m A five run-two out 2 pitch out of the park in left rally in the bottom of the field to give the Mustangs sixth inning helped the new life. C hristm an and Heppner Mustangs to a 7-5 Elguezabal singled, Jode win over the W arrenton Coil singled in Christman to W arriors on W ednesday, tie it at 5-5 and Gutierrez May 26 in the first round of singled with Coil running to the OSAA/US Bank/Les score two more and give the Schwab Class 2A baseball Mustangs their first lead at playoffs. The game was 7-5. played in Boardman after The Warriors got a rain made the field in lead -o ff single, but a Heppner unplayable. The strikeout and a game ending Mustangs improved to 23-2- Elguezabal to Gutierrez to 1 on the year and advanced Murray double play sent the to the quarterfinals for a M ustangs to the second game at Gaston on Friday, round. May 28 at 4:30 p.m. Gaston Elguezabal went the beat Oakland 2-1 in Oakland distance to pick up the win, in eight innings in the first giving up five runs on nine round. hits, striking out 11. The Warriors scored C hristm an w ent the first run of the game in three for th ree, w ith a the third inning on three hits double. Gutierrez went two and a hit batter, but the for three with three RBI. Mustangs came back to tie Murray went two for three it in the bottom of the fourth scoring twice. Lovgren went when Luke Murray singled, one for three with a homerun went to second on a wild and two RBI. Elguezabal pitch and scored on a Billy scored twice. Gates single. Warrenton 001 022 The W arriors 0-5 9 0 regained the lead with a two- Heppner 000 115 x- run home run in the fifth, but 7 110 the M ustangs got one of Nate McBride and them back when Nick Eric G an ten b ein ; Chuy Christman singled, Chuy Elguezabal and Jode Coil. Elguezabal reached on a W- Elguezabal (11-1). L- fielder’s choice and scored M cB ride. 2B- Zach on a Josh Gutierrez single. G an ten b ein (W ); Nick Warrenton increased Christman (H). 3B- Sean their lead to 5-2 with a two- B eacham (W ). HR- out trip le to set up the M cB ride (W ); K yler M u sta n g s’ rally in the Lovgren (H). bottom half. With one out. OPEN HOUSE B a n k of Eastern O regon lone B ran ch Friday, June 11 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Support the Mustangs!! I I © if ^ ^ . MUMIUI'J UAU4 - J • Heppner 676-9158 217 North Main J . M f M m Join us in honoring FRAN BARNETT ,ay» C o u n try R o ta 233 N. Main • Heppner 676-9426 «p** Serving the W illow Creek Valley Heppner. Lexington and lon e ___ a s she retires after 32 years of service with Bank of Eastern Oregon & Bank o f E a ste rn O reaon M em ber KDIC â
