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SIX - Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 6, 2004 Mustangs down Vikings 53-12 for homecoming win H eppner- M att M cC abe 2 7 -y ard run (McCabe kick) 2:32 Mustang Sophm ore quarterback Justin Delveaux (2) looks for a receiver against Umatilla. No. 51 is Nacho Elquezabal and 56 is Colton Hanson. B y Rick Paullux VanCleave hit Seitz for a 30- yard touchdown The two- The H eppner point run failed but it was 20- M ustangs scored tw o 6 with 4:29 left in the second to uchdow ns late in the quarter. second quarter to break The Mustangs held open a close game against the Vikings forcing a punt, Umatilla, then outscored the which Coil brought back 25 Vikings 21 -0 in the fourth to yards to the Umatilla 46- win going away by a 53-12 yard line. Aaron Delveaux score on Friday, Oct 1 in ran for 13 yards, Boyer for Heppner in Columbia Basin six and on fourth down, C o nference action The VanCleave hit Paullus in the Mustangs, 2-0 in the CBC back o f the end zone to make and 2-3 overall, will be at it 26-6 at the half. Pilot Rock on Friday, Oct. 8 The Mustangs took for another key conference over at the Umatilla 49-yard game. line after another short kick The M ustangs off and went back to work defense held the Vikings on A fter a th re e -y a rd loss, their first possession and VanCleave hit Coil for a 27- took over at their 44-yard yard gain. Coil then ran for line after a 30-yard punt nine, Boyer three times for return by Tyler Boyer. Matt 13 yards, a face mask penalty Kenny ran three times for 25 took it to the two where yards then took in a pass Kenny took it in for the from M atthew VanCleave touchdown The two-point for a 13-yard gain to the 17- conversion failed, but the yard line Jode Coil ran for Mustangs led 32-6 early in six, but a hold brought it the third back to the 24-yard line The Vikings came Kenny picked up one before back with a drive o f their VanCleave hit Brandon Seitz own scoring on a five-yard for a 23-yard touchdow n run to cut the lead to 32-12 pass to give the Mustangs a at the end o f three. 5-0 lead midway though the Boyer brought the first quarter after the two- kick-offback 22 yards to the point conversion attem pt Mustangs 42-yard line then failed ran twice for 23 yards. Coil The Vikings drove went for 16 yards, Kenny ran deep inside H eppner twice for twelve, VanCleave territory before the defense went for tw o, Boyer for held and the Mustangs took th ree to the one w here over on downs at their own VanCleave took in to the end 26-yard line Boyer ran twice zone for the touchdow n for 18-yards, Kenny went for Lane B ailey hit K ody seven, Boyer twice for nine Lovgren for the two-point and VanCleave went for conversion to make it 40-12 three and a first down at the early in the fourth thirty-eight Boyer then went The V ikings four straight times, the last answered with a drive o f one from three yards out, for their own but it ended on a the touchdown VanCleave Paullus interception at the hit Kory Paullus in the end M ustangs four-yard line zone for the tw o -p o in t B ailey ran tw ice fo r 16 in v e rsio n and a 14-0 lead yards. Matt McCabe went with 7:58 left in the second for 20 yards, F ran cisco quarter E scalante went for four, The Vikings came Caleb M aben ran for 19 ight back and scored on a yards, McCabe picked up four-yard run to get within nine, Bailey went for two 14- 6, but the M ustangs and a first down at the 25- answered with another drive yard line After a motion of their own getting good penalty, Bailey hit Nathan field position at their own VanCleave for six yards, 15- yard line after a short Justin Delveaux hit Casey < ick-off Kenny ran for Maben for seven yards then hree, Coil took a lateral pass Bailey picked up a fumbled for nine more, Boyer ran snap and went up the middle w ice for 13 yards then rj^ ç rt for 17 yards and the touchdown The pass failed, but the Mustangs led 46-12 The M ustangs defense held taking over on dow ns at the U m atilla twenty-two After a motion penalty, McCabe broke free for a 27-yard touchdown run then added the extra point to make it 53-12 final The defense was led by Boyer with 30 defensive points with Paullus adding 20 points Kenny had 17 points, Coil had 14 point and Delveaux and Kyle Carlson each had 13 points. Boyer finished with 115 yards on 17 carries with Kenny adding 45 yards on 11 carries, Coil had 40 yards on five carries and McCabe had three carries for 56 yards V anC leave had a very efficient night passing the ball hitting on six o f seven passes for 124 yards and three touchdowns and no interceptions. Seitz had tw o catches, both touchdowns, good for 53 yards. Umatilla 0 6 6 0-12 Heppner 6 20 6 21- 53 First Quarter: Heppner- Brandon Seitz 23-yard pass from M atthew VanCleave (run failed) 6:02 Second Quarter: H ep p n er- Tyler Boyer three-yard run (Kory Paullus from VanCleave) 7:58 U m atilla- T revor Jensen four-yard run (kick failed) 6:02 Heppner- Seitz 30- yard pass from VanCleave (run failed) 4:29 H eppner- P aullus 25 -y ard pass from VanCleave (run failed) 1:06 Third Quarter: H ep p n er- M att Kenny two-yard run (pass failed) 8:36 U m atilla- Fay Bursell five-yard run (run failed) 1:53 Fourth Quarter: Heppner- VanCleave one-yard run (Kody Lovgren from Lane Bailey) 10:54 Heppner- Bailey 17- yard run (pass failed) 4:57 fewest'Winds f i i efa-e Congratulations Jim Sheltonl ln th* tradlkxi of 20 yssrs of sxcsOtnc« Hi Auto Giss* rsplacsmsnt and rapoir. NORTHWEST WINDSHIELDS. INC is proud to wslcoma anothor Master Glaadar to tha taaml A b tha onfy NGA Master CsitVIsd Tachntdan in Eastsm Ortgon, Jim ShsRon is ont of tha Waat of ouroiaao Professionals to achisva tha prestigious rsting of "Auto Glass Export". Welcome and congmtuWtona Jim! Proudly Serving the Northwest Since 1995 (800) 421-0022 1 IN S Ù Individual Statistics Rushing: Umatilla- Bursell 20-130, Jensen 4-32, Michael Palimino 5-28. Steve Wilson 12-28 and Floyd Abbott 5-7; Heppner- Boyer 17-115, Jode Coil 5-40. VanCleave 4-6. Bailey 4-32. McCabe 3-56, Caleb Maben 1-19, Francisco Escalante 1-4 and Aaron Delveaux 1-1.3. Passing: Umatilla- Jcnscn 2-8-1 22 yards; Heppner- VanCleave 6-7-0 124 yards. Justin Delveaux 1-2-0 7 yards and Bailey 1-1-0 6 yards. Receiving: Umatilla- Matt Johnson 1-10 and Irving Macias 1-12; Heppner- Seitz 2- 53. Coil 1-27. Paullus 1-25. Kenny 1-13, Boyer 1-6, Casey Maben 1-78 and Matthew VanCleave 1-6. 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