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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 31,2007 - SEVEN Ione Middle School girls split games Makenna Kamos in the girls' middle school game against Sherman County. The lone M iddle School girls split their games this past weekend, losing a close one to C ondon at C ondon on Friday and defeating Sherman County at home on Saturday. In th e ir third m atchup this season, the lone girls looked like they had Condon handled, leading by 10 points heading into the final quarter. But the C ardinals lost starter Mary Rietmann to fouls in the third quarter and Condon took advantage, outscoring the Cardinals 14- 2 in the final frame to take the 33-31 win. Beth Morter led the lone scorers with 11 points. Mary Rietmann added seven follow ed by Shadow Kendrick with five, Stacee H alvorsen with four and Makenna Ramos and Jordan Peterson with two each. "It was tough to lose like that but the girls really played their hearts out,” said Coach Lynn Dee Ramos. "Sometimes in those close games, you just don't get the breaks you need to win.” On Saturday, lone led coast to coast against Sherman County, on their way to a 21-14 win. Shemian had only two points in each of the first three quarters before scoring eight in the fourth to get as close as they did. Mary Rietmann and Jordan P eterson led the Cardinal scoring effort with six each followed by Shadow K endrick with five and Makenna Ramos with four. "I thought all the g irls played w e ll,” said Coach Lynn Dee Ramos. “It was nice that our sixth graders got a lot of playing time in this game also.” CUSTOM BA N N ERS A ny S ize Lots o f C olors Logos & G raphics Makes Great Advertising! Heppner Gazette-Times 676-9228 Important notice to Century Tel customers The Oregon Public Utility Commission designated CenturyTel as an Eligible Telecommunications Carrier or ETC within its service area for universal service purposes. 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Lane Bailey had five points and Andre Rauch four as they crawled to within 36-34 after three. The Mustangs got five points from Elguezabal and four from RJ Farrens, as they pulled out the win in the fourth quarter. Elguezabal finished with 14 points and six rebounds. Bailey had 10 points, Farrens had eight points and 12 assists, Rauch had six rebounds and two steals, Matt McCabe had three steals and Justin Delveaux had two steals. The next night was not much different as the Huskies led 10-6 after one and 24-15 at the half despite six points in the second quarter from McCabe. The Mustangs still trailed by nine after three at 37-28, but got 16 points from Elguezabal and four from McCabe in the fourth to tie the game at 48-48 and send it to overtime. McCabe hit a three-pointer in the overtime period but Elgin pulled away for the win. Elguezabal led the Mustangs with 28 points and 12 rebounds. McCabe added 13 points and five steals. Farrens had seven assists and three steals and Bailey had two assists and two steals. Heppner 52, Enterprise 50 Heppner 9 13 12 18-52 Enterprise 10 18 8 14-50 Heppner- Nacho Elguezabal 6 2-4 14. Lane Bailey 4 1-3 10, RJ Farrens 16-108, Andre Rauch 3 0-2 6, Nathan Van Cleave 3 0-0 6, Justin Delveaux 1 1-2 3, Matt McCabe 1 0-0 3, Jared Huddleston 0 2-4 2, Aaron Allstott. 19 12- 25 52. Three-pointers - Bailey and McCabe. Enterprise- Neil 2 12-13 17, DeSpain 56-13 16, Kelly 2 1-2 5, Butterfield 2 0-0 4, Conrad 2 0-2 4, Hull 1 0-0 2, Stewart 1 0-0 2. 15 19-30 50. Three-pointer - Neil. Heppner 54, Elgin 58 TO Heppner 6 9 13 20 6-54 Elgin 10 14 13 11 10-58 Heppner- Elguezabal 12 4-8 28, McCabe 5 2-2 13, Bailey 3 0-0 7, Farrens 1 1-2 4, Van Cleave 0 2-4 2, Delveaux, Allstott. Rauch, Huddleston. 21 9-16 54. Three- pointers - Farrens, Bailey, and McCabe. Elgin- Clark 7 4-6 22, Guentert 2 7-9 12, Moore 4 2-2 12, Horn 0 4-6 4, Noughton 2 0-5 4, Ludwig 1 2-4 4. 16 19-32 58. Three pointers - Clark with four, Moore with two, and Guentert. Mustang JV girls win two By Kick Paullus The H eppner Mustang JV girls took two home court wins over the over the weekend beating the Enterprise Outlaws 32- 22 on Friday and the Elgin Huskies 54-22 on Saturday. The Mustangs, now 14-2 on the year, will be at Union of Friday, February 2, at home against Weston-McEwen on Saturday, and at Irrigon on Tuesday, February 6. In a defensive first h alf, the M ustangs and Outlaws were tied at 9-9 before they got going in the third, outscoring Enterprise 17-4. The team got five points from Jessica Hughes, four p o in ts from Kassi Wilson and a three-pointer from Brynna Rust to take a 26-13 lead into the fourth. Kelsie Fox had three points in the fourth as the Mustangs held on for the win. Hughes finished with nine points, five steals, and three assists with Kristen Van Cleave adding seven points, eight rebounds, and two steals. Erin Price had five rebounds, four steals, and three assists, Catherine M cE llig o tt had five rebounds, four assists, and two steals, Maggie Armato had four rebounds and two steals, and Rust had five steals. Against the Huskies, the Mustangs took an 11-1 lead after one, getting four p o in ts from Fox, and increased it to 27-14 at the half, getting five second quarter points from Price. Van Cleave had five points and Sarah Milner had four points as they increased their lead to 40-19 and Armato had five points and Emily Thompson four in the fourth as the Mustangs cruised to the win. www centurytel com lifH ineO * NON SAU i By Rick Paullus By Kick Paullus s A 12-0 and 16-2 lead in the first quarter carried the Heppner Mustang boys to a 58-40 win over the visiting Pilot R ock R o ck ets on Friday, January 19, in Blue Mountain Conference play, The Mustangs are 4-3 in the BMC and 8-7 overall. Nacho Elguezabal got the Mustangs going by scoring on a pass from Lane B ailey, and then A ndre R auch sco red tw ice, E lguezabal scored o ff a rebound and Bailey hit a lay- up and a jumper for a 12-0 lead. After a Rocket basket, Elguezabal scored twice to m ake it 16-2 w ith the Mustangs eventually taking a 16-7 lead after one. B ailey hit a long jumper to open the second and Justin Delveaux hit a short ju m p e r, but the Rockets came back to get within five before Bailey scored off a pass from RJ Farrens. Matt McCabe then hit a running jumper. After a R ocket b a sk e t, A aron Allstott score off a pass from Jared Huddleston to give the Mustangs a 26 17 lead at the half. The Rockets scored the first five points of the third before Farrens hit a three-pointer and scored off a pass from McCabe. The Rockets came back to cut the lead to 31-27 but E lg u ezab al scored fo u r straight and Bailey scored eight points to finish the third with the Mustangs leading 43-31. A fte r a R ocket bucket to open the fourth, Farrens hit a three-pointer and Elguezabal hit a short jum per to make it 48-33. H uddleston hit tw o free throws, Elguezabal scored off a rebound and Farrens sco red o ff a pass from McCabe to make it 54-37. E lguezabal and M cCabe then scored inside to make it 58-38 and two Rocket free th ro w s c lo se d out the scoring. Elguezabal had 18 points and 10 rebounds, Bailey had 16 points, nine rebounds, and three steals, and Farrens had a double double with 10 points and 10 assists. Rauch had eight rebounds and McCabe had six assists and two steals, Pilot Rock 7 10 14 9-40 Heppner 16 10 17 15-58 Pilot Rock- Graham 6 0-4 12, Bandy 4 1-3 9, King 1 2-4 5, Humphreys 2 0-0 4, Low 1 2-2 4, Dess 2 0-0 4, Snodgrass 0 2-2 2, Bronson 0 0-2 0, Woods 0 0-1 0. 16 7-18 40. Three- pointer - King, H eppner- N acho Elguezabal 9 0-1 18, Lane Bailey 7 2-4 16, RJ Farrens 4 0-0 10, Andre Rauch 2 0- 2 4, Matt McCabe 2 0-0 4, Justin D elveaux 1 0-1 2, Aaron Allstott 1 0-0 2, Jared Huddleston 02-2 2, Daulton W ellm an 0 0-1 0, Tony H ag u ew o o d , B rendan McElligott, Brent Eckman. 26 4-11 58. Three-pointers - Farrens with two. Mustang girls beat Tigerscots in overtime By Rick Paullus The Heppner Mustang girls had to go an extra period but they came out on top beating the Weston- Price finished with McEwen Tigerscots 45-37 on Saturday, January 20, in 10 points, four steals, and Athena in Blue Mountain Conference play. The Mustangs tw o assists w ith M ilner improved to 8-0 in the BMC and 14-2 overall with the adding seven points, five win. rebounds, and two assists. The Mustangs took a 10-7 lead getting four points Van C leave had five from Megan Orr but the Tigerscots came back to take 17- rebounds and two steals, 16 lead at the half. Lyndi Patton had four points in the third Wilson had five rebounds, but the Tigerscots still led 24-22 after three but the M cE llig o tt had four Mustangs came back to tie it at 32-32 and send it to rebounds, and Fox had four overtime. Aftan Betsinger had five points and Regi Seitz steals. hit four of four free throws as the Mustangs pulled away H eppner 32, for the win. Enterprise 22 Betsinger led the Mustangs with nine points with Enterprise 4 5 4 10- Patton and Seitz each added eight points. 22 Heppner 10 6 6 10 13-45 Heppner2 7 17 6-32 Weston-McEwen 7 10 7 8 5-37 Enterprise- Feiling 2 Heppner- Aftan Betsinger 4 1-2 9, Lyndi Patton 3 1-2 5, R ushing 2 1-2 5, 2-4 8, Regi Seitz 2 4-4 8, Megan Orr 3 0-0 6. Katie Kilkenny DeSpain 1 2-4 4, Bruce 1 0- 3 0-2 6, Sarah Price 1 2-2 4, Amber Patton 1 0-0 2, Kylie 0 2, Masters 1 0-0 2, Lyle 1 Doherty 1 0-0 2. 18 9-14 45. Three-pointer - none. 0- 0 2. McCarthy 1 0-0 2. 9 Weston-McEwen- Turner 4 2-5 IL K . Griggs 3 1 - 4-8 22. T hree-pointers - 2 7, N. Griggs 1 3-4 6, Ramirez 2 0-2 4, Thul 1 0-0 3, none. Simpson 0 0-1 0. 14 6-17 37. Three-pointers - N. Griggs, H eppner- Jessica Thul, Turner. Hughes 4 0-0 9, Kristen Van Cleave 2 3-6 7, Kassi Wilson 2 0-0 4, Kelsie Fox 1 1-2 3, By Rick Paullus rebounds, bailey had 13 Brynna Rust 1 0-0 3, Kaylee Big first and third points and two steals, and Helfrecht 0 2-4 2, Catherine quarters helped the Heppner Huddleston had 10 points, McElligott 1 0-2 2, Sarah M ustang boys beat the three steals and two assists. Milner 1 0-0 2, Erin Price, visiting Irrigon Knights 75- RJ Farrens had eight assists S tep h an ie C u tsfo rth , 52 on Saturday, January 13, and three steals and Justin Mercedes Garrett. 12 6-19 in Blue M ountain D elveaux had seven 32. Three-pointers - Rust C onference play to even rebounds. and Hughes. their league record to 3-3 Irrigon 4 12 17 19- Heppner 54, Elgin and their overall record to 7- 52 22 7. Heppner 19 14 27 Elgin I 13 5 2-22 Jared H uddleston 15-75 Heppner 11 1 6 1 3 had six points and Lane Irrigon- Burnett 5 I- 14-54 Bailey four as the Mustangs 3 12, M cKoon 5 2-3 12, Elgin- Neitch 2 4-9 raced out to a 19-4 lead after Rivera 3 5-5 11, White 3 I- 8. Silver 2 1-2 5, Malone 1 one. Nacho Elguezabal had 1 8, L udw ig 2 0-0 5, 1- 4 3, L aher 0 2-4 2, five points in the second as Osbourne I 0-0 2, Griffen 1 Campbell 1 0-02, Rabbins 0 they led 33-16 at the half. 0-0 2. 20 8 -12 52. Three- 1-2 I, G uentert 0 1-2 1, Aaron Allstott had point - Ludw ig. W hite. Witherspoon 0 0-3 0. 5 10- six p o in ts, Tony McKoon. and Burnett. 26 22. Three-pointer - none. H aguew ood, Elguezabal, H eppner- N acho Heppner- Price 3 1 - Bailey and Andre Rauch Elguezabal 6 2-3 14. Andre 1 10, Milner 3 1-1 7, Van each had four points in their Rauch 6 1-213, Lane Bailey C leave 2 2-4 6, Torri big third quarter as they 6 0-0 13. Jared Huddleston Lovgren 3 0-0 6, McElligott pushed their lead to 60-33. 4 2-2 10. Aaron Allstott 3 3 0-0 6, Armato 2 1-2 5, Rauch and Sam King each 0-3 6. Matt McCabe 3 0-0 Thompson 2 0-0 4. Fox 2 0- had four p o in ts as they 6, Tony Haguewood 2 0-0 0 4. Wilson 1 1-2 3, Hughes coasted through the fourth 4. Sam King 2 0-2 4. RJ 1 0-0 2. Helfrecht 0 1-21, for the easy win. Farrens 1 1-2 3, Daulton Melissa West. Brandi Hong. Elguezabal led four W ellm an 0 2-2 2, Brent 23 7-12 54. Three-pointer- Mustangs in double figures E ckm an 0 0-1 0. Ju stin Price. w ith 14 points and had seven D elv eau x . 33 8-16 75. rebounds and four steals. Three-point - Bailey. Rauch had 13 points and five Mustang boys run past Knights
