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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 16, 2005 - THREE Mustang JV girls beat Tigers Mustang boys lose to Tigers Mustang girls beat Tigers Lynan Bingham powers one in for the Mustangs. Photo by Sandy Matthews By Rick Paullus A 31-12 advantage in the first and fo u rth quarters helped the Heppner M ustang JV girls end the season with a 41 -24 win over the visiting Stanfield Tigers on Friday, Feb. 11. The Mustangs, who finished the year 10 and 7, were coached by C hris R auch and consisted of juniors Heather Yocom and Lynan Bingham; sophomores, Regi Seitz and M ahaley H uddleston and freshm en W hitney Matthews, Cyde Coil, Katie Kilkenny, Kelsie Fox, Kylie Doherty, Taylor Kempas, Jenna B ow m an, A ftan B etsin g e r and B aillie Keithley. Seitz had five points and Matthews and Coil each hit 3 -p o in te rs as the Mustangs took a 15-4 lead after one, but the Tigers came back to trail just 19- 13 at the half. Coil had four points in the third as they pushed the lead to 25-16 after three and M atthews had five points in the fourth, including a long 3-pointer at the buzzer as the Mustangs coasted to the win. C oil led the Mustangs with 11 pints and had six steals, w ith M atth ew s adding eight points, five rebounds and four steals. Kilkenny had six points, seven rebounds and two assists, Seitz had five points, three steals and two assists, Betsinger had six rebounds and tw o steals, Kempas had three steals and tw o assists. Fox had five rebounds, B ow m an had three steals, Yocom had two assists and Bingham had two steals. Heppner 15 4 6 16- 41 Stanfield 4 9 3 8-24 Heppner- Cyde Coil 5 0-0 11, Whitney Matthews 2 2-2 8, Katie Kilkenny 3 0- 2 6, Regi Seitz 2 1-2 5, Taylor K em pas 1 2-3 4, Lynan Bingham 1 1-2 3, Kylie Doherty 1 0-3 2, Kelsie Fox 1 0-3 2, Aftan Betsinger 0 0-2 0, Heather Yocom, Mahaley Huddleston, Baillie K eith ley and Jenna Bowman. Team: 16 6-19 41 3-pts: Matthews 2 and Coil. Stanfield- Caldera 4 1-4 9, Rodriguez 2 2-9 6, Blackburn 2 0-2 4, Walchi 0 3-4 3, Rojas 1 0-0 2 and Hendrix. Team: 9 6-19 24. 3-pts: none. Lady Cards defeat Echo The lo n e Lady Cardinals got back on the winning track last Tuesday night, Feb. 8 defeating the visiting Echo Cougars 41- 28. lone got out to an early 11 -2 lead at the end of one q u arter, using an effective press and good team defense. By halftime, the Cards led 22-10. Echo pulled to within eight at one point in the second half but the Lady Cards answered and pulled away for the win. Amber Patton had a big game for lone, scoring 17 points, pulling down 11 rebounds and grabbing five steals. Jenny Griffith also had a strong effort with eight points and eight rebounds. “This was a good win for us after the loss to D ufur” said Coach Ryan Rudolf. “We were able to put some pressure on them and we played very good team defense. We shot the ball better than we have in recent games and that is a good sign heading towards the District Tournament. LBL Fixed Annuity Rates Reaching your retirement and savings goals is very important. We can help get you there. We offer fixed annuities with competitive interest rates and product benefits that fit your needs. Kyle Huddleston puts up a fight against the Tigers. Photo by Sandy Megan Orr tips the hall away from Mazy Madison. Photo by Sandy Matthews. Matthews. By Rick Paullus By Rick Paullus A d isap p o in tin g season came to an end on Friday, Feb 11 for the Heppner M ustang varsity boys as they lost to the visiting Stanfield Tigers by a score o f 55-31 in Columbia Basin Conference play. The Mustangs finished the season with a 2-10 record in the CBC and 5-14 reco rd overall It also was the last game for seniors Brandon Seitz, Kyle Huddleston, Josh Gutierrez, Gus Torres and Kory Paullus. Players who will be returning next year for head coach F o rrest M cK innis are ju n io rs, Matthew VanCleave, Matt Kenny, Rory Kilkenny and Mikel Britt; sophomores, RJ Farrens and Quinn Peck and freshman, Matt McCabe The M ustangs got off to a horrible start as all they could m uster offensively was a 3-pointer by Torres that tied it at 3-3 and a rebound basket by Paullus as the Tigers took a 17-5 lead after one Torres hit a jumper to make it 19-7 then Huddleston hit one o f two free throws and VanCleave scored twice inside to make it 21 -12. Kilkenny hit one of two free throws and Paullus scored o ff a pass from Torres, but the Tigers took a 28-15 lead into the locker room. The Mustangs went cold again in the third as all they could get was a free th ro w and lay-in from Paullus and a VanCleave lay- in on a pass from Farrens as the Tigers increased their lead to 42-20 at the end of three. Huddleston scored off a rebound to open the fourth Peck hit one of two free throws and Gutierrez scored off a drive to make it 48-25 Gutierrez and Peck hit short jumpers to make it 50-29 and Kenny scored off a pass from Farrens for the final two points o f the year P aullus led a balanced scoring attack with seven p o in ts and five rebounds, with VanCleave adding six p o in ts, six rebounds and five blocked shots. Seitz had five blocked sh o ts and tw o steals, H u d d lesto n had four rebounds, Farrens had four assists, Gutierrez had two steals and Kenny had two blocked shots. Heppner 5 8 5 11-31 Stanfield 17 11 14 13-55 Heppner- Kory Paullus 3 1-2 7, Matthew VanCleave 3 0-0 6, Gus Torres 2 0-0 5, Josh Gutierrez 2 0-0 4. Kyle Huddleston 1 1-5 3, Quinn Peck 1 1-2 3, Matt Kenny 1 0-0 2. Rory Kilkenny 0 1-3 1. Brandon Seitz. RJ Farrens and Matt McCabe Team: 13 4-12 31. 3-pts: Torres. Stanfield- Sabotta 6 2- 5 14, Flemmer 5 2-5 12. Baros 3 2-2 8. Blackburn 3 0-0 6, Gerhke 0 5-6 5. Grogan 1 2-2 4. Mills 1 0-0 2, Zielke 1 0-0 2. Ramos 0 1-21 and Ellis 0 1-21. Team: 20 15-24 55. 3- pts: none. Guaranteed, tax-deferred growth from a company you can depend on. Principal protection, regardless of economic conditions. she hit tw o o f four free throws and fed Price for a lay-in and Patton hit a 3- pointer to give the Mustangs a 26-21 lead at the end o f the third quarter The Tigers opened the fourth with a basket and Patton hit anther 3-pointer, but the Tigers came back with four straight to cut the lead to 29-27. Southworth hit one o f two free throws and Wilson hit a running jum per to make it 32-27. After a Tiger free throw, On- scored twice off drivers to make it 36-28. After a Tiger score with 1:30 left cut the lead to six, Orr hit three of fo u r free th ro w s and Mitchell hit one of two in the final minute to seal the win Orr led the Mustangs with 12 points, four steals and three assists, with Patton adding eight p oints S o u th w o rth had seven points, five rebounds and two assists Wilson and Price each had six po in ts, R ietm ann had seven rebounds and two assists and Mitchell had four rebounds and two assists. Heppner- 7 9 10 14- 40 Stanfield 6 114 9-30 H ep p n er- M egan Orr 4 4-5 12, Lyndi Patton 2 2-2 8, Susan Southworth 1 5-9 7, Terra Wilson 3 0-0 6, Sarah Price 3 0-0 6, Linsey Mitchell 0 1-4 1, Shanna Rietmann, Blair Keithley and Regi Seitz Team: 13 12-20 40. 3-pts Patton 2. Stanfield- Walchi 3 2-2 8, Packard 4 0-0 8, Erwert 2 0-0 4, Madison 2 0-0 4, Bautista 1 0-0 3, Davis 1 0-0 2, Sandoval 0 1-2 1. 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NCUATVCUSIF insured Not a deposit No bank or credit union guar antee Not insured by any federal gov ernment agency VI A 24-13 advantage in the second half helped the H eppner M ustang g irls ’ varsity to a 40-30 win over the S tan field T igers on Friday, Feb. 11 in Columbia Basin Conference play on Senior Night The Mustangs, 8-4 in the CBC and 16-5 overall, ended the regular season tied with the Umatilla Vikings for third and were to have a play-off game on Tuesday, Feb. 15 at R iverside to d eterm ine seeding for the District 7 tournament in Pendleton on Friday, Feb 18 and Saturday, Feb 19. It also marked the last regular season game at home for seniors Shanna R ietm ann, Susan S o u th w o rth , Linsey Mitchell, Terra Wilson, Blair K eithley and M adison Bailey, who is out for the season with a knee injury. The Tigers scored first, but the Mustangs came back with a Southworth free throw and a Wilson running jumper to take a 3-2 lead After two free throws by the Tigers, Lyndi Patton hit two free throws with 1 4 seconds left to give them a 7-6 lead after one Orr open the second by converting a three-point play then fed Sarah Price for a lay-in to make it 12-8, but the Tigers came back with five straight to take a 13-12 lead Orr fed Price again for a lay-in and Wilson hit a short jumper, but the Tigers came back to take a 17-16 lead at the half Southworth opened the third by converting a three-point play and after the Tigers scored four straight, Peterson's Jewelers, Heppner À / f .ii 676-9200 fi r*i¿i f íf » .^ Points were hard to come by as the Heppner Mustang JV girls lost to the Weston-McEwen Tigerscots 24-17 at Athena on Tuesday, Feb 8 The M ustangs dropped to 9 and 7 on the year with the loss Katie Kilkenny had all four o f the M ustangs points as they took a 4-3 lead after one, but trailed 13-11 at the half The Mustangs could manage only six points in the second half as the Tigerscots pulled away for the win K ilkenny had six points, four rebounds, three steals and two assists, with Lynan Bingham adding five points Aftan Betsinger had four points and two steals, Regi Seitz had four rebounds and four steals and Cyde Coil had two steals Heppner 4 7 4 2-17 Weston-McEwen 3 10 8 3-24 Heppner- Katie Kilkenny 3 0-1 6. Lynan Bingham 2 1-2 5, Aftan Betsinger 2 0-0 4. Regi Seitz 0 1-2 LCydeCoilO 1-3 I. Kelsie Fox 0 0-2 0. Whitney Matthews 0 0-1 0. Mahaley Huddleston 0 0-1 0. Heather Yocom. Ta\ lor Kempas. Kylie Doherty and Jenna Bowman Team 7 3-12 17 3-pts none Weston-McEwen- S Smalley 2 3-4 7. Thul 2 1-4 5. C Smalley 2 0-2 4. Penaloza I 1-23. Griggs 10-12, Lacy Johnston 0 2-4 2. Laura Johnston 0 1-2 I and Thompson 0 0-2 0. Team 8 8- 22 24 3-pts none
