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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 16,2006 - FIVE Mustang JV boys lose to Tigerscots B y Rick Paullus The H eppner Mustang JV boys fell behind by 13 at the half and couldn’t recover as they lost to the Weston-McEwen Tigerscots by a sco re o f 44-23 on Tuesday, Feb 8 in Athena The Mustangs dropped to 7 and 7 on the year with the loss The M ustangs couldn’t get started as they fell behind 9-2 after one and tra ile d 21-8 at the h alf despite four second quarter p o in ts from Tony H aguew ood They stayed even with the Tigerscots in the third, but couldn’t make up any ground and were outscored 15-7 in the fourth in taking the loss. Quinn Peck scored five points with Haguewood, Matt McCabe and Brendan McElligott each adding four points. Heppner 2 6 8 7-23 Weston-McEwen 9 12 8 15-44 H ep p n er- Q uinn Peck 2 0-0 5, Tony H aguew ood 2 0-0 4, Brendan McElligott 2 0-0 4, Matt McCabe 2 0-2 4, Justin D elveaux 1 0-0 2, Lane B ailey 1 0 -0 2, N acho Elguezabal 1 0-0 2, Casey Maben and Andre Rauch Team: 11 0-2 23. 3-pts: Peck W eston-M cE w en- M cG uffey 3 4 -6 11, Bronchean 4 0-0 10, Arteaga 2 0-0 5, C. Watts 2 0-0 4, Tom pkins 2 0-0 4, D S ch ro ed er 1 0-0 2, Eastwood 1 0-0 2, Curtis 1 0- 2, Brown 0 0-2 0 and J Schroeder 2 0-0 4. Team: 18 4-8 44 3-pts: Bronchean 2, Arteaga and McGufFey. lone boys’ JV beat Echo The lone boys’ JV team struggled in the early going against E cho last Tuesday, Feb 8, but dug down deep in the fourth quarter to pull out a come- Good from-behind win, 39-36 Echo jumped out to an early lead and led by as many as 14 points at one tim e At the end o f one quarter, the Cardinals trailed 16-6 T hings h a d n ’t improved much by halftime when lone was still down by a 26-14 deficit The Cards stepped up the defensive pressure after halftime and got back into their usual game rhythm At the end of three, they still trailed but only by eight points and in the fourth quarter, they really began to roll, outscoring the Cougars 17-6. Coach Jim Swanson was happy to see his team rally from defeat He praised Paul Hams and Justin Archer for good work on the press and making steals He also noted that Taylor McElligott had two key blocks in the late going o f the game that sw ung the m om entum to w a rd s the C ardinals. Swanson also noted that Dan Long played strong under the bask et and W illiam B ergstrom showed some scoring for the Cards were Krebs with four and John W alton, A rcher, Kyle P alm ateer and D alton Campbell with tw o each Long had seven rebounds and Hams led the team with five assists Coach Jim Swanson was pleased with the effort. “For only two quarters, the lone JV boys boys came out with a lot of beat Grizzlies pressure on defense They worked the ball inside really The lone JV boys ju m p ed on the Helix well to Dan and Kip” he said Grizzlies early in their two- IMS b oys’ “A” q u a rte r gam e Feb 11, team fa lls to winning 33-14 lone put on the Goslings pressure early to control the game from the start After By Beth IMorter The lo n e M iddle one quarter, they led 11-4 In the second period, they School B o y s’ “ A ” team scored 22 points to Helix’s played Arlington on Feb 4 In the first quarter, 10 for the final margin Paul both teams were tied at five Hams, Alan Rietmann and points each In the second Justin Archer kept the pace fast and furious and managed quarter, the teams were still to work the ball inside to the tied and both teams scored two big men, Dan Long and 11 points leaving a score of 16-16 at halftime In the third Kip Krebs Long led all scorers quarter, the Cardinals scored with 12 points, followed by Rietmann with nine Also great hustle Leading scorer for the Cards was Long with 12 points, followed by Hams with 10 Also scoring for lone was Alan Rietmann and Kip Krebs with five. Archer with four, McElligott with tw o and B ergstrom with one LncHat District, 10 points and the Goslings scored nine In the third quarter, the Goslings came alive and scored 11 points, while the Cardinals scored five points The final score o f the game was 36-31, the Goslings with the victory The top scorer for the C ard in als w as Clay Morter with 12 points, Cory Peterson scored 11 points, Storm y K endrick scored four points, and M att Coleman and M att Hams both scored two points each “ We ran a good Arlington team who played very well. We didn’t do a real good job on defense against a couple of kids It was a good game and it cam e down to the last minute,” said Coach Mike Garrett “We missed a couple o f lay- ins and turned the ball over and that was the difference in the ball game I was proud o f the kids for working hard and their sportsmanship was good following the loss.” Mustangs! Heppner Mustang Varsity Girls (L-R): Shanna Rietmann, Blair Keithley, Lyndi Patton, Megan Orr, Sarah Price, Susan Southworth, Mahaley Huddleston, Linsey Mitchell, Regi Seitz, Terra Wilson, Lynan Bingham, Madison Bailey, Heather Yocom; Head Coach Mark Dowdy. District Playoff Date and Time Was Unavailable At Press Time These businesses and individuals congratulate the Heppner Mustangs on their winning season and wish the team Good Luck at District and On To State! 2005 2A Girls Basketball State Championships (slum 4-3 THeo «3 I- 7 s m m m * #3 • is Woalc »I 1-3 T t t Ü B *3 2-2xme*vni«y ♦! H i &4U0OT CSKSda #1 3-1« C « l« sl* tM M »2 Mi Trt-lnsi #1 « 3 OmarmnQme* o M * Mo fV »? 4 -1 1 T r « 1-1 «} ««-»WM« «) n»< ¡ 3 W ^ V I H »¿ „ Yfl CmHf M 4-2 « ***» ! T 1 -H lo-Vnmm 0 t 1-2« f J 1 -la V «ant v»*ay #j «I Stor-4-U Central Market Murray Drugs, Inc., John and Ann Mark, Tami, Shelley and Shanna Rietmann Ken, Kaedene, Meghan, Madison and Lane Bailey Tim, Shannon, Brian, Brooke and Brynna Rust Dale and Linda Conklin Columbia Basin Electric Co-Op Phil, Kathy, Jodie and Kyle Carlson Bob and Suzanne Jepsen Heppner Gazette-Times, David and April Sykes The Elguezabal Family Willow Creek Realty, Talk-n-Tops and Jerry's Barbershop - Jerry and JoyceKay Miller and Sons Excavating Lexington Auto Body and Towing Shamrock Lanes and Pot O’ Gold Cafe - Terry Lupinacci and Lyn Brewer Jay, Kelly-Jo, Blair, Sloan and Baillie Keithley John, Diane, Conor, Rory and Katie Kilkenny Louis and Betty Carlson John’s Place and The Video Store Morrow County Grain Growers Lott’s Electric - Kit and Shirley Wheatland Insurance Center, Inc. Sherrell Insurance Agency - Brenda Sherrell The Kelwayne Haguewood Family Columbia River Title Co., LLC - Pam Neal John, Kelly, Brooke and Tyler Boyer Keith, Angie, Stefanie and Colton Hanson Devin Oil, Heppner Chevron / Food Mart Wayne, Lori, Brandon and Regi Seitz Bank of Eastern Oregon, Member FDIC, Equal Housing Lender Pat, Bobbette, Kody, Torri, Hanna and Ali Lovgren Heppner Garbage Disposal - David and Candy John, Karen and Aaron Smith-Griffith Joe Yocom and Heather Jack, Renee, Heather, Justin and Zachary Yocom Les Schwab Tire Center Jeff, Lana, Megan, Cody and Jaden Orr Mike Gorman, Sandi and Lyndi Patton Leo and Rosemary Southworth, Myah, Emily, Micah, Keil and Jamie, Kirk and Monica, Raina and Joe Keith and Deana Price, Sarah, Erin and Jacob Sweeney Mortuary - Pat and Tricia Pettyjohn’s Farm and Builders Supply Dr. Ken and Bonnie Wenberg and Family, Wllow Creek Clinic and Artisan Village Peterson’s Jewelers Mark, Jan, Kyle, Mahaley and Jared Huddleston V
