SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday. April 18,2007
Mustang JV beat Pirates
Mustangs sweep Tigerscots
By Kick Puullus
By Kick Paullus
All nine H eppner
Mustang J V baseball players
had at least one hit and one
RBI as they beat the River
side Pirates 25-6 on Monday,
April 9, in Boardman. The
Mustangs, now 5-0 on the
year, will be at Condon for a
doubleheader on Thursday,
April 19, and will be at home
on Monday, April 23, for a
single game against River
side.
The M ustangs got
two hits from Wacy Coil and
one each from Brent Eck-
man, Chris Lien. Sam King,
Jared Huddleston and Mark
McCabe as they scored nine
runs in the top of the first but
the Pirates cam e back to
score three runs of their own
in the bottom half.
Eckman. Coil, Mc
Cabe and Keenan Jack all
had hits in the second as the
Mustangs scored five more
in the top of the second. The
Mustangs got hits from Jack,
Quinn, Chick and McCabe in
the third as they scored six
runs to make the score 20-
3. After the Pirates scored
two in the bottom of the
third, the Mustangs got hits
from Eckman. Coil, Mc-
HHS Mustang
softball schedule
Cabe, Sean Murray and Jack
as they scored five more
runs. The Pirates scored their
final run in the fifth to end
the scoring.
M cCabe went 4-6
with four RBls with Coil
going 4-6 with three RBls
and scored four runs. Eck
man went 3-5, had four
R B ls, and sco red three
times; Jack was 3-4 with
three RBls and scored twice;
M urray and H uddleston
each scored three times and
had two RBls; Lien had two
RBls and scored twice; and
King and Chick each scored
three times.
H uddleston went
three innings striking out
four and walking just one to
pick up the win with relief
from Coil who struck out
four in his two innings of
work.
Heppner 956 50-25 19 4
Riverside 302 01-6 2 7
Jared H uddleston,
Wacy Coil (4) and Sean
Murray; Armstrong, Connell
(3) and Sullivan. W - Hud
dleston. L - Armstrong. 2B
- none. 3B - none. HR -
none.
Prom season has
arrived
Prom season has
arrived to the area with lone
April 19 - Pilot Rock at Community School’s prom
being held this weekend and
Heppner at 4:30 p.m.
H eppner High S c h o o l's
April 21 - Weston-
prom
being held in May.
McEwen at Heppner at 1
lone will hold its
p.m.
prom
on
Saturday, April 21,
April 26 - Heppner at
from
9
p.m.
to midnight at
Echo at 4:30 p.m.
April 28 - Pendleton JV the lone Grange Hall.
H eppner
High
at Heppner at noon
School
will
hold
their
prom
May 3 - Irrigon at
on
Saturday,
May
5,
from
9
Heppner at 4:30 p.m.
p.m. until 1 a.m. at the Elks
May 5 - Heppner at
Lodge. The theme this year
Pilot Rock at 1 p.m.
is Fiesta de Amore.
The Heppner Mus
tang baseball team banged
out 32 hits, 15 for extra
bases, as they swept the vis
iting Weston-McEwen Ti
gerscots 19-4 and 23-1 on a
wet and soggy Saturday,
April 14 in Special District
5 play.
The Mustangs, now
8-0 in SD5 and 9-3 overall,
will be at Pilot Rock for a
crucial doubleheader on Sat
urday, April 21, and at home
for a single game against
Stanfield on Tuesday, April
24.
The M ustangs got
going in the first game early
as Chance Day led off with
a double and came home on
a homerun by Dennis Kenny
then Andre Rauch made it 3-
0 when he hit a solo shot
over the left field fence.
Colton Hanson led
off the second with a solo
homerun and they got dou
bles from Justin Archer and
Wacy Coil and singles from
Quinn Peck and Day as they
stretched the lead to 10-0
after two.
The Tigerscots came
back with four runs in the
third but the Mustangs an
swered with six of their own
as Rauch and Coil doubled
and they got singles from
Nathan Kennedy, Nacho El-
guezabal. Archer and Day.
They closed out the scoring
with three more runs in the
fourth on a triple by Coil and
singles from Jared H ud
dleston, Drew Johnson, and
Bryan Holland.
Kennedy went three
innings to pick up the win
striking out eight and allow
ing one hit with Day striking
out six in two innings of re
lief.
Coil went 3-4 with
four RBls and scored three
times. Day went 3-5 with
three RBls and scored twice,
archer went 2-2 with three
R B ls and sco red tw ice,
Rauch and Elguezabal each
went 2-3 with two runs,
Kenny had two RBls and
Kennedy scored twice.
The Mustangs took
off in the second game also
as Kenny and Rauch each
had doubles as they scored
three runs in the first and
blew the game open in the
second with seven more
runs. Peck do u b led and
Rauch hit a homerun and
Hanson scored Coil with a
squeeze bunt and they took
advantage of two hit bayers
and two walks.
The
T ig ersc o ts
scored their lone run in the
third but the Mustangs came
back with four more in the
bottom half as Elguezabal
doubled and Peck and Josh
Shank singled. They scored
nine more in the fourth as
Kenny had a three-run hom
erun and an RBI single and
Brent Eckman, Huddleston,
and Holland each singled.
Kenny went four in
nings to pick up the win al
lowing one hit and one run
while striking out five and
picking three runners off first
base. Johnson pitched the
fifth striking out two of the
three batters he faced.
Kenny also led the
way at the plate going 3-3
with four RBls and scored
four times with Rauch going
2-3 w ith five R B ls and
scored twice. Peck went 2-
3 with two RBls and scored
three times, Elguezabal and
Hanson each had two RBls
and scored twice, Shank had
two RBls and Coil scored
twice.
First game
W e sto n -M c E w e n
004 00-4 1 5
Heppner 376 34-19
192
Giger, Duke (2) and
Schroeder; Nathan Kennedy,
Chance Day (4) and Wacy
Coil. W - Kennedy. L -
Giger. 2B - Coil 2, Day,
Andre Rauch, Justin Archer
(H). 3B - Coil (H). HR -
Dennis Kenny, Rauch, Col
ton Hanson (H).
Second game
W esto n -M c E w e n
001 00-1 16
Heppner 374 94-23
123
Webb, Allen (3) and
Schroeder, Kabasa(4); Ken
ny, Drew Johnson (5) and
Coil, Jared Huddleston (5).
W - Kenny. L - Webb. 2B -
Kenny, Quinn Peck, Rauch,
Nacho Elguezabal (H). 3B -
none. HR - Kenny, Rauch
(H).
Pinewood Derby HHS/HJHS
results announced April schedule
Cub Scout Pack 661
listed
held their annual Pinewood
Derby on Saturday the 7,h of
April. The following Cub
Scouts qualified for the Dis
trict competition by placing
1“, 2nd, or 3rd in their age
bracket.
T ig er C ubs: F irst
place, Alex Lindsay, and sec
ond place Kevin Smith.
Wolfs: First place,
N ic h o las A llen ; second
place, Jacob Lindsay; and
third place, Logan Grieb.
Bears: First place,
P atrick C o llin s; second
place, Tre Cimmiyotti; and
third place, Tommy Bred-
field.
Webelos: First place,
Eriq T h o m p so n ; second
place, Joseph Schmidt; and
third place, Shane Miles.
The Overall Champi
ons of the pack races were
first place, Eriq Thompson;
second place, Joseph
Schmidt; and third place,
Nicholas Allen.
“I am so proud of all
of the Cub Scout racers as
they d em o n strated true
sportsmanship that day,” re
ported Susan Thom pson,
Cubmaster. The following
adults helped during the
Pack’s races: Dave Fowler,
Richard Schmidt, Kimberly
Lindsay, Carrie Grieb, Mel
issa Lindsay, Craig Miles and
JeffThompson.
On Saturday, April
14, nine Cub Scouts, that
had qualified the week earli
er, competed at the Oregon
Trail District Pinewood Der
by Competition held at the
First Christian Church, in
Hermiston. With more than
50 cars competing from all
other Packs in the District,
Pack 661 Cub Scouts earned
the fo llo w in g D istric t
awards.
T iger C ubs: F irst
place, Alex Lindsay, and
third place, Kevin Smith.
Webelos: First place,
Eriq Thompson.
Alex Lindsay earned
third place and Eriq Thomp
son earned fourth place in
the overall District “Fastest
of the Fast” races at the Dis
trict competition.
C ongratulations to
all of the Pack 661 competi
tors and winners.
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April 18 - Wildlife
Management to Portland
April 19-Softball at
Echo; Wildlife Management
to Portland
April 20 - G olf at
C ondon; JrH track at
Pendleton; JV baseball at
Condon
April 21 - Track at
M oro; so ftb all at hom e;
baseball at Pilot Rock
A pril 23 - JV
baseball at home
April 24 - G olf at
home; baseball at home;
mother/daughter tea
HES April
schedule listed
A pril 18 - Jo in t
C om m unity E ducation
C om m ittee M eeting at 7
p.m. at Sam Boardman
April 27 - Writing
Festival
Heppner
Mustang varsity
baseball schedule
April 21 - Heppner at
Pilot Rock at 11 a.m.
April 24 - Stanfield at
Heppner at 4:30 p.m.
April 28 - Heppner at
Dufur at 11 a.m.
May 1 - Heppner at
Irrigon at 4:30 p.m.
May 5 - Sherman at
Heppner at 11 a.m.
lone Community
School announces
honor roll
lone C om m unity
School announces that the
follow ing stu d en ts have
made the honor roll for the
third quarter:
lone Middle School
honor roll
Ju lian n e C arlso n
(4.0) , Mary Rietmann (4.0),
Beth Morter (4.0), Stacee
Halvorsen, Zach Orem, Jor
dan Peterson, Makenna Ra
mos, Steven Holland, Adam
Collin, Micah Stillman, Ma-
riah Bradfield, Tanner Riet
mann, and Thomas Holland.
lone Middle School
honorable mentions
Shadow Kendrick,
Evan R ietm an n , K irk
Haguewood, Faith Owen,
Tim Emmel, Lacey Thomp
son, Jeremy Coleman, Chris
tine Raible, Kaleb Dumler,
Alex Rietmann, Mary Gates,
Marco Juarez, Kevin Kosk-
ela, and Jacob Trahan,
lone High School
honor roll
Alex Carlson (4.0),
Eric Jepson (4.0), Sarah
Stillman (4.0), Brenna Riet
mann (4.0), Tiana Camarillo
(4.0) , Justin Archer (4.0),
Kip Krebs (4.0), Alan Riet
mann (4.0), Emily Rietmann
(4 .0 ) , Irini C hekm ezova
(4.0) , Kayla Teague (4.0),
Stefanie Archer, Ana Men
dez, RJ Ramos, Tyree Svet-
ich. Matt Coleman, Luke
Bradfield, Cory Peterson,
Dalton Campbell, Abby Am-
spiger, Kylee Svetich, Max
Trahan, Mason Bradfield,
and Stephanie Holland.
lone High School
honorable mentions
B rianna Peterson,
Michael Raible, Matt Hams,
Gunner Jessen, Clay Mort
er, Tori Heagy, W hitney
Meulink, Kaylee Palmateer,
Paul Hams, Teonna Vande-
ver, Brittnee DesBouillons,
Aimee Emery, and Cody
Keisling.
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