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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 2, 2008 - THREE Lady Cardinals Split weekend games The lone Lady Car dinals split their games over the weekend, losing to Pilot Rock on December 28 and defeating Stanfield on Sat urday. Both gam es were played in lone. T he L ady C a rd s played the Lady Rockets tough in the early going. F reshm an, Beth M orter, getting her first varsity start, hit the first five points in the game. Teonna Vandever hit a basket and lone led 7-6 after one quarter. Tiana Camarillo came alive in the second quarter, scoring six o f the seven points in the quarter for lone. The Lady Cardinals went to the locker room trailing 14-15. lone stayed close in the third un til fouls started to take their toll. Both Kylee Svetich and Emily Rietmann were whistled for their fourth foul and had to sit. Pilot Rock went on a 9-0 tear to take the game from a tie into the first significant lead o f the day. Tiana Camarillo hit a three pointer at the buzzer to make the score 28-22 in favor of the Rockets going into the final frame. Moments into the fourth quarter, Kylee Svetich fouled out and was followed by Emily Rietmann shortly after that, lone had no answer for Pilot Rock’s post, Brittany Doherty. Pilot Rock outscored lone 20-9 in the fourth quarter to take the 48-31 win. Tiana Camarillo led the Cardinal’s offensive at tack with 15 points. Beth . . . . . Morter added 11. “We got in foul trou ble and they took advantage o f it,” said Coach Ryan Ru dolf. He was encouraged by certain aspects o f the game however. “It’s good to see other people step up and score. That will help with our offensive struggles. We just need to be more con sistent.” Playing host to Stan field on Saturday, the Lady Cardinals got points from five players in the first quar ter, led by Kylee Svetich with seven to take a 14-13 first quarter lead. In the second quarter, Beth Morter tallied 12 points as lone out- scored Stanfield 20-9 to take a 32-21 halftime lead. Go ing into the fourth quarter, the Lady Cards led 44-30 before Stanfield staged a furious 13-2 rally, pulling to within 3 points, 46-43, with about four minutes to go. lone responded with back-to-back-to-back scores from Teonna Vandever, Beth Morter and Kylee Svetich to put nine points between them and the Lady Tigers. The Lady C ardinals held on for their third win o f the season, 54-48. Beth Morter led the team in scoring w ith 16 points. Kylee Svetich added 13 and junior reserve, Torie H eagy had eig h t. K ylee Svetich had ten rebounds to give her a double-double day and Em ily Rietm ann recorded 10 assists in the game. lone boys drop games to South Wasco and Pilot Rock ..................................................... ‘We tried a different press in the second quarter,” said Coach Ryan Rudolf. The Lady C ards put 20 points on the board in that q u arter, th eir best point production o f the young season mostly as a result o f the press. “The team had a little foul trouble again which disrupted things in the second half,” said Coach Rudolf. He was pleased that the girls were able to with stand a Stanfield rally and put 54 points on the board for the win. PILOT ROCK 6 9 13 2 0 -4 8 IONE 7 7 8 9 - 31 PILOT ROCK (8-2) - Jessica W allis 4, Rene Mulcare 1, Ashley Kannard 8, Jen Gillespie 2, Nicole Jessens 6, Jessica Benson 5, A livia W innett 2, Liz Willingham 6, Britney Do herty 14, Amy Perrine, Erica Drake. IONE (2-7) - Tiana Camarillo 15, Beth Morter 11, Teonna Vandever 5, Tori Heagy 1, Emily Reitmann 1, , Brenna Rietmann, Sarah Stillm an, K ylie Svetich, Stephanie Archer, Briana Peterson, Tyree Svetich. 3-point field goals - Pilot Rock 1, lone 2. Free throws - Pilot Rock 11-24, lone 7-12. Fouls - Pilot Rock 12, lone 19. Fouled out - Kylie Svetich, Emily Rietmann (lone). Cardinals fall to Riverside Pirates The lone Cardinals gave the Riverside Pirates all they could handle in their Tuesday, D ecem ber 18, match-up in Boardman, before foul trouble and Pi rate free throw s allow ed Riverside to get away with the 64-52 win. The Cards blazed out to a 17-5 early lead thanks in part to Paul Hams hit ting three o f his four three- pointers in the first quarter. When Kip Krebs banked in a shot at the buzzer, lone led Riverside 19-9 to end the first frame. The Pirates woke up in the second quarter and used a 13-0 run to get back in the game. But neither team could build a lead of more than three points for the remainder of the quarter and the score was tied 29 all at the half. D e fen se w as the name o f the gam e in the third quarter and though the C ard in als edged out to a 42-38 lead at the end, both Kip Krebs and Kevin Fowler had racked up their fourth foul. Midway through the fourth, Kevin Fow ler fouled out and Clay Morter was whistled for his third, fourth and finally, the fifth foul with 1:20 to go. The Pirates went to the line 13 times in the final period and connected on 10 enough to put away the pesky Cards for good. Paul Hams led the Cardinals in scoring with 19 points. Justin Archer added 11. The C ards scratched their way to a surprising 31-28 rebounding edge led by Kip Krebs with seven. Alan Rietmann led the team in both assists with five and steals with three. D e sp ite th e lo ss, Coach Dennis Stefani was pleased with many aspects of the game. “The kids played really well. It was a great °E state By DAVID SYKES REALTOR LAND vs. HOME VALUES The value of the land UN DER the house has taken an even more dram atic jum p than the price of homes. By one estim ate, the average price of a lot has jumped 420 percent since 1973. It has doubled in the last six years alone. Chances are that land accounts for over 25 percent of the cost of a home today compared with 18 percent only 15 years ago. Estimating the value of a lot separate from its house is tricky because the two typi- cally come as a unit. However, you can get a ballpark figure by subtracting the estimated value of the average house (floor space times cost per square foot) from the total sales price. This specific dol lar value is not so meaningful as the percentages o f land to buildings and how they change over the years. Real estate investors should also keep a sharp eye on the mix of land and property values. Although the cost of build ings can be depreciated for tax purposes over time, land cannot. Property listings are available at WWW. sykesrealestate. net 188 W. Willow • P.O. Box 337 • Heppner, OR 97836 (541) 676-9228 • Cell (541) 980-6674 Fax (541)676-9211 E-mail: david@sykesrealestate.net defensive game. If we had stayed out o f foul trouble, it might have gone our way.” He also noted that the team kept their turnover number down and out-rebounded the Pirates. lone: ( 3 - 3, 1-0) 22 7 13 10 - 52 Riverside: (5-2) 9 20 9 26-64 lone - Paul Hams 19, Justin Archer 11, Clay Morter 6, Alan Rietm ann 4, Corey Peterson 3, Matt Hams 3, R.J. Ramos, Kevin Fowler. Riverside - Bryce Doherty 26, Calen Morelli 10, Aaron VanGorder 8, Jose B ara ja s 6, Chase Sim pson 7, J.C . N orling 4, M ichael M a rtin e z 2, N ick A rm strong 1, Jason Hendricks. Three-point field goals - lone 4, Riverside 1. Free throws - lone 8-15, Riverside 21 -30. Fouls - lone 21, Riverside 13. Fouled out - Fowler, Morter (lone). Technicals - Bench (lone). L i ______ n ______» 1 / ___ The lone Boys’ Var sity lost a pair o f games in the week before Christmas including a league contest with South Wasco County and a game on the road at Pilot Rock. The lone Cardinals d ro p p ed a leag u e gam e to West side powerhouse, South Wasco County on De cember 20 in lone. Suffer ing through a cold shooting night, the Cardinals watched a first quarter tie deteriorate into an 11 point half time deficit. A three point third quarter put any hope o f a comeback out o f reach as the Redsides took the 68-36 win. There was no doubt that South Wasco played w ell. The R edsides shot 46% from the field and hit 33% o f their three point at tempts. They moved the ball well and were good defend ers. However the Cardinals played a big part in their own demise, shooting just 25% from the field and con necting on just two o f 19 attempts outside the three point arc. Kip Krebs was the only lone player in double figures with 10 points. “ I know we are a better team than this,” said Coach Dennis Stefani. “We will need to get things fig ured out as more league games are just around the comer.” The Cardinals squared off with Pilot Rock the following night in a non league game at Pilot Rock. After a good first half, the Cards saw the Rockets get away for the 60-47 win. lone hung close in the early going, leading the game briefly in the first quarter. But the Rockets w ould answ er with little runs to w hich the C ards had no answer. An 8-0 run in the first quarter put Pilot Rock up 17-11 before Justin Archer’s basket near the end T ■ - . ■ — ---------- Justin Archer takes a shot against South Wasco. -Photo by The resa Crawford Alan Rietmann manages to get off a shot against South Wasco. -Photo by Theresa Crawford o f the first brought the score to 17-13. The second quarter brought foul trouble for the Cards. Clay Morter and Paul Hams both were whistled for their third foul but Justin A rcher’s six second quarter points helped keep lone in the game, ending the half trailing 26-31. A 7-0 run early in the third put the Rockets ahead for good as they stretched their lead out to 15 before sailing through the fourth quarter for the final margin. The Cards had three players in double figures led by Alan Rietmann with 13. Justin Archer added 12 and Paul Hams had 10. lone had another off night shoot- ing, hitting just 27% from the floor. Meanwhile, Pilot Rock shot 42% from the floor and connected on four from the three point line. Alan Rietmann and C lay M orter led the re bounding effort with seven each. Alan Rietmann also had five steals and Paul Hams had four assists to pace the team. "We played a good first half,” said Coaeh Dennis Stefani. He noted that the team needs to be more patient offensively to see some improvement.” Next up for the Car dinals will host Pilot Rock on December 28 and Stanfield on December 29 in a pair of non-league contests. Heppner girls win one, lose one in weekend tournament By Alita Nelson The v a rs ity g irls took down Riverside this weekend in a tournam ent hosted by Heppner on Fri day and Saturday nights. Jessica Hughes and A ftan B etsinger sank 12 points each, Katie Kilkenny scored 11, Megan Orr had 10, Taylor Kempas scored six, Mercedes Garrett scored five, Catherine McElligott and Erin Price had four Elks Hoop Shoot coming up in January The Elks Hoop Shoot will be held on January 6 at 1 p.m. at Heppner High School. Trophies will be awarded for the first three places for 8-9 year old boys and girls, 10-11 year old boys and girls, and 12-13 year old boys and girls. Colt basketball sign-ups will also be held at the same time for third through sixth graders. ________ - ______ - ------------------ - each and K ylie D oherty had two. The girls held the lead from the first quar ter and never let Riverside within arms reach. The girls then took on the Hermiston Bulldogs in the second round but were unable to hold on to the lead through the fourth quarter. Katie Kilkenny and Aftan Betsinger were strong under the basket, leading in re bounding with 18 combined rebounds. Ki l kenny and Betsinger scored 12 points each, Megan Orr scored six, Catherine McElligott scored four, Taylor Kempas had two, and Brynna Rust and Jessica Hughes each scored one. Senior Center Menu Heppner Christian Church members w ill be serving lunch on Wednesday, January 9. The menu will include spaghetti with meat sauce, green salad w ith tomatoes, fruit cocktail, garlic bread, and tiramisu. 7m/ M appff JVem ‘tyewt :Jwm the Jieppnex (gazette-tlimcò M.C.C.C. 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