Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 21,2007 - SEVEN
twice, McCabe scored off a
d riv e , Ju stin D elv eau x
scored inside and Farrens
scored off a drive to make it
64-48. Farrens wrapped up
the scoring for the Mustangs
on a nice drive and reverse
lay-in.
Rauch led the Mus
tangs in double figures by
hitting eight of 11 shots,
good for 17 p o in ts, and
grabbed seven rebounds. El
guezabal had 16 points, nine
rebounds and two blocked
shots, with McCabe adding
11 points, on five of seven
shooting, and three steals.
Bailey had eight points and
four assists. Farrens had five
a ssists and three steals.
Delveaux had two steals.
After the champion
ship game, it was announced
that junior Nacho Elgueza
bal was named to the BMC
first team and senior R.J.
Farrens and ju n io r Lane
Bailey were named honor
able mention.
Mustang boys rebound to take third seed
ezabal scored eight straight
to make it 56-42. Farrens fed
Jared Huddleston and Elgu-
ezab al for la y -in s, then
scored off a pass from Mc
Cabe to cut the lead to 57-
48 with 2:50 left. A fter a
Rocket basket, Huddleston
scored off a rebound, Mc
Cabe scored off a drive and
Huddleston hit a three-point
er to cut the lead to 59-55
with 1:41 left. After a Pilot
Rock free throw, Elguezabal
hit two free throws with 1:02
left to make it 60-57. The
Rockets hit six of eight free
throws in the next 30 sec
onds to pull away and a Hud
dleston three-pointer at the
end wasn’t enough.
Elguezabal hit seven
of eight shots and finished
w ith 18 p o in ts, nine re
bounds and two steals with
Farrens adding 13 points,
eight assists, four rebounds
and two steals. Bailey had 10
points, two assists and two
steals, and Huddleston was
also in double figures with
with a three-pointer. Rauch
scored twice on passes from
Bailey and once on a pass
from Farrens. Elguezabal
scored on a pass from Hud
dleston, but the Tigerscots
came back to tie it at the end
of one at 15-15. The tieing
shot came from about 60 feet
away at the buzzer.
The team s traded
baskets to open the second
as Elguezabal scored inside
and M cCabe scored off a
drive. The M ustangs then
went on a 14-0 run as Aaron
A llstott scored o ff a pass
from E lg u e z a b a l, H u d
dleston hit a three-pointer,
then converted a three- point
play, Bailey scored off a
drive, Elguezabal scored off
a pass from Brendan McEI-
ligott and McCabe scored
inside to make it 33-21. The
Mustangs eventually took a
35-25 lead at the half as El
Statistics
guezabal scored off a re
bound to end the second Game One
Heppner11 7 14 28 - 60
quarter.
Pilot Rock 9 21 18 20 - 68
Heppner: Nacho Elguezabal
Bailey hit two three-
7 4-6 18, R.J. Farrens 5 0-1 13,
Lane Bailey 4 1-210, Jared Hud
dleston 4 0-0 10, Matt McCabe 2
0-1 5, Andre Rauch 1 2-3 4, Jus
tin Delveaux, Aaron Allstott, Tony
Haguewood, Sam King. 23-56 7-
13 60. Three-pointers: Farrens (3),
Huddleston (2), McCabe, Bailey.
Pilot Rock: Doss 5 8-14 18,
King 3 9-12 15, Bronson 4 0-0 8,
Graham 3 2-4 8, Bandy 1 4-6 6,
Low 2 2-4 6, Humphreys 2 0-0 5,
Woods 0 2-2 2, Mitchell. 20-40 27-
42 68. Three-pointer: Humphrey.
Game Two
Weston-McEwen 15 10 18 11 -
54
Heppner15 20 13 18 - 66
Weston-McEwen: Eastwood
6 3-4 15, Webb 3 1-2 8, Lindell 2
4-5 8, Giger 2 1-2 5, Duke 2 1-1
5, Jackson 2 0-0 4, Broncheau 1
0-0 3, Aldrich 1 0-0 2, Nelson 1 0-
0 2, Alford 1 0-0 2, Schroeder,
Huntsman. 21-53 10-14 54.
Three-pointers:
Webb,
Broncheau.
Heppner: Rauch 8 1-1 17,
Elguezabal 8 0-0 16, McCabe 5
0-0 11, Bailey 3 0-0 8, Huddleston
2 1-1 6, Farrens 2 0-0 4, Delveaux
1 0-0 2, Allstott 1 0-0 2, Brendan
McElligott, Haguewood, King, Dal
ton Wellman. 30-56 2-4 66. Three-
pointers: Bailey (2), McCabe, Hud
dleston.
K. J. Farrens completes a pass for the Mustangs during the Friday
night game against Pilot Rock. The Heppner Mustangs had a
poor second quarter putting them behind and unable to come
back for the win.
Photo by Saudi Matthews
By Kick Paullus
The Heppner Mus
tang boys hit almost 54 per
cent from the field to beat the
W eston-M cE w en T iger-
scots, 66-54, on Saturday,
Feb. 17, in the Blue Moun
tain C onference D istrict
tournament to earn the num
ber-three seed in the Les
Schwab / US Bank OSAA
Class 2A State tournament.
The Mustangs, now 14 and
10 on the year, lost a hard-
fought game on Friday, Feb.
16, to the Pilot Rock Rock
ets, 68-60, in the first round
as they cut a 22-point deficit
to three points, but couldn't
quite finish the comeback.
By earning the third
seed, the Mustangs will trav
el to the number-one seed
from the Northwest League,
the Knappa Loggers. The
game will be played Friday
evening, Feb. 23, in Knap
pa.
Friday’s first quarter
started out well for the Mus
tangs as Lane Bailey scored
off a Matt McCabe steal,
then hit a jumper. Nacho El-
guezabal hit a short baseline
jum per and McCabe hit a
three-pointer to make it 9-
3. The Rockets came back
to tie it before Elguezabal
scored off a pass from R.J.
Farrens to give the Mustangs
an 11-9 lead after one.
The Rockets scored
the first five points of the
second quarter before Far
rens hit two straight long
three-pointers to make it 17-
14. After Andre Rauch hit
one of two free throws to
make it 18-16, the Mustangs
were blanked the rest of the
quarter.
The Rockets eventu
ally led 30-18 at the half and
38-18 before Elguezabal
broke the scoring drought by
hitting a turnaround jumper,
but the Rockets pushed the
lead to 42-20. Rauch con
verted a three-point play,
Bailey and Farrens hit three-
pointers and Bailey hit one
of two free throws to cut the
lead to 4 4 -3 0 . F arren s
scored off a rebound but the
Rockets still led 48-32 after
three.
The team s traded
baskets through the early
part of the fourth as Bailey
scored off a drive, and Elgu-
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Justin Delveaux and Nacho Elguezabal jump fora rebound during
the Saturday District game against Weston-McEwen. Andre
Rauch led the Mustangs with 17 points helping the Mustangs beat
the TigerScotts 66-54.
Photo by Saudi Matthews
10 points and two assists.
McCabe had five steals and
four assists while Rauch had
seven rebounds.
The Mustangs were
hurt at the free throw line as
they hit only seven of 13,
while the Rockets hit 27 of
42.
On Saturday against
the Tigerscots, Farrens fed
Rauch for a lay-in and Mc
Cabe scored off a steal to
open the game for the Mus
tan g s. W eston-M cE w en
came back to take the lead,
but McCabe tied it at 7-7
pointers and Rauch had five
points to help the Mustangs
take a 46-30 lead midway
through the third and Rauch
hit a running jumper to make
it 48-33. However, the Ti
gerscots went on a 10-0 run
to end the third and get to
within 48-43.
Two Tigerscot free
throws to open the fourth cut
the lead to three, but Elgu
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Rauch hit a hook shot to
make it 54-47. The M us
tangs then put the gam e
away as Elguezabal scored
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HHS first
semester honor
roll announced
H ep p n er
High
School announces its honor
roll for the first semester. To
be on the honor roll, students
must maintain a 3.5 to 4.0
GPA. The following students
achieved that goal:
Seventh grade: Jus
tin Pranger 4.0, Zechariah
Hintz, Carrie Haguewood.
Seth Palmer, Justin Bailey,
Natalie Rauch. Ashlee Ames,
Jared Gorhairu Trent C an
non, and Cody Orr.
Eighth grade: Joseph
Armato 4.0, Lindsay Cuts-
forth 4.0, Justin Gutierrez
4.0. Brett Harrison 4.0. Julia
Meyer 4.0, lan Murray 4.0.
Kelsi Putm an 4.0, Devin
R o b in so n 4.0. D o n ald
Mathews, Brooke Thom p
son, Willy Gentry. Daisy Vit
torio, and Keshawna Tala
mantes.
Ninth grade: Keenan
Jack 4.0, Christopher Lien
4.0. Emily Thompson 4.0,
A shley W olff 4 .0 , Lane
Wright 4.0, Curtis Harper,
Jared Huddleston. Brynna
Rust, Jordan Hatfield. Frank
Meyer. Jodessa Chapa, and
Jessica Hughes.
Tenth grade: Maggie
Armato 4.0, Sarah Ballard
4.0. Spencer Palm er 4.0,
Sherilyn Peck 4.0. Jordan
Shepherd 4.0. Joseph Prang
er, Kathryn Moore, Grant
Smith. Stephanie Rill. Joshua
Shank, and Luke Young.
E lev e n th g rad e:
Luke Basile 4.0. Latosha
Bowles 4.0, Baillie Keithley
4.0. Whitney Mathews 4.0,
Sean M urray 4.0, Kelsey
Wolff 4.0, Kendra Rayburn,
Ignacio Elguezabal, Katie
Kilkenny, Keshia Richmond,
Kelsie Fox, Taylor Kempas,
Jason H ouw eling, Jenna
Bowman, Cyde Coil. Jessi
ca Gbhnor, Jason HdWvcl
ing, and Megan Orr.
T w elfth
grade:
Aaron Allstott 4.0. Brendan
McElligott 4.0, Sarah Price
4.0. Regina Seitz 4.0. Justin
Delveaux. Casey O 'N eal.
Ambrosia Patton. Lyndi Pat
ton, Mahaley Huddleston.
Quinn Peck. Kylie Tasker,
Chesley Little. Tony Hague
wood. Roland Farrens. and
Mya Southworth.
HES to hold
reading night
Heppner Elementary
School would like to in\
the community to a reading
night on Thursday, March I
from 6 until 7:30 p.m. The
reading night is in honor of
Dr. Seuss, and the fiftieth
anniversary of The Cat In
The Hat. The school will he
having guest readers, a Dr.
Seuss video, and lots of time
to read Dr. Seuss stories with
the kids.
Heppner Elementary
School is promoting literacy
and the joy of reading for the
students and friends in the
community. If you do not
have kids in school, come
anyway and enjoy reading
with our kids. Bring your
blanket and pillow, so’ you
can get comfortable while
you read.
Please come and join
the fun. All c o m m u n ity
members are welcome.
Senior Center
lunch menu
T he
N aza re n e/
S eventh Day A d v en tist
Churches will be serving
dinner at the St. Patrick's
Senior Center on Thursday,
February 2 1. The menu w ill
consist o f baked ham, au
g ratin p o ta to e s, m ixed
v e g eta b le s, hot ro lls,
cookies, and fruit juice.
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