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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 9, 2008 - FIVE lone boys take two league wins Lady Cardinals take first Big Sky win The lone Lady Car dinals got their first Big Sky win over the weekend, downing Cascade Locks on the road on January 5. They lost to league powerhouse, Condon-Wheeler, the previ ous day in lone. It was a low scoring affair in C ascade Locks. After leading 7-4 at the end o f one quarter, the teams were tied at nine at half time. The Lady Cards put up ten points in the third quarter, getting four each from Emily Rietmann and Beth M orter to build the The boys’ varsity team won two league games this weekend to lead to 19-13. The Pirates bring their overall mark to 7-5. -Photo by Theresa Crawford cut the lead to four, hitting the first bucket o f the fourth The Cards took the tin Archer added 10. Clay quarter. Emily Rietmann hit long trip to Cascade Locks M orter’s team -leading 10 two free throws before Cas on January 5, trying to avoid rebounds helped the Cards cade Locks connected again. the letdown that sometimes to a 30-26 rebounding edge Tiana Camarillo got a steal comes after a big win. Early and Paul Hams had another and a lay-up followed by The Lady Cardinals won their first league game this weekend on, the Pirates were hitting, fine day dishing the ball, an Emily Rietmann jumper against Cascade Locks. -Photo by Theresa Crawford getting out to a 6-0 lead tallying an outstanding nine followed by another steal Cards hung tough for the BSC-E) - Megan Greenfield before a Paul Hams’ three- assists. and lay-in, this time by Beth first quarter, trailing 5-9 at 14, Kylie Hankins 12, Elise The Cardinals con Morter to build the lead to pointer got the Cardinals on the conclusion, but could Heidy 10, Katie Wagenaar 7, the board with three minutes tinue their Big Sky cam 10, 27-17, with under three find no answer for Condon- Mamie Fitzsimmons 4, Mea- gone in the quarter. Cascade paign at Echo on Tuesday, minutes to go. lone got their W h e e le r’s shooting duo gan Moore 2, Kelli Kayser 1. Locks stretched out their hosting Arlington on Friday last point from Tori Heagy, o f Megan Greenfield and lone(3-8,0-3 BSC-E)-Beth lead to 10-3 before the Car and traveling to Helix on hitting the first half o f a one Kylie Hankins in the second, Morter 6, Kaylee Palmateer dinals got down to business. Saturday. and one. Cascade Locks hit lone was outscored 22-1 in 5, Tori H eagy 4, E m ily Box Scores: The Cards went on a 21-0 one more basket and a free that second quarter to put Rietmann 3, Tiana Cam a lone 13 16 14 16-59 throw to make the final score rampage that started in the the game out o f reach. The rillo 2, Brenna Rietmann middle o f the first quarter Cascade Locks 10 13 9 13 - 45 28-20 in favor of lone. Lady Cardinals matched the 2, Stefanie Archer 2, Kylee and ended in the middle of lone (7-5, 3-1 B SC-E) - Emily Rietmann led Lady Knights in the scoring Svetich 1. the second quarter that put Kip Krebs 17, Justin A r the team in scoring with department in the second lone 7 2 10 9 - 28 ting lone up 24-10. Cascade cher 10, Matt Hams 9, Paul eight. Tiana Camarillo and half but couldn’t make up Cascade Locks 4 5 4 7 - 20 Locks’ scoring drought end Hams 7, Clay M orter 7, Beth Morter each had six; the big d eficit from the lone (4-8,1 -3 Big Sky) - Em ed w ith a pair of free throws Alan Rietm ann 7, Kevin Kaylee Palmateer and Tori second quarter. “ We dug ily Rietmann 8, Beth Morter but the Pirates were without Fowler 2, Cory Peterson, Heagy had three each and ourselves a huge hole in the 6, Tiana Camarillo 6, Torii a field goal until the clock Tanner Rietmann, RJ Ramos B renna R ietm ann added second quarter (22-1 C/W) Heagy 3, Kaylee Palmateer read 3:34 in the second CLHS (4-5, 1-2 BSC-W) - two. Emily Rietmann had 12 that we couldn't come back 3, Brenna Rietmann, Teonna quarter. The Pirates stayed Dan Nolan 11, Derell Har- rebounds and Beth Morter from. We were too tentative Vandever, Kylie Svetich, in the game mainly on the baugh 10, Dan Russell 8, had three blocked shots in in the first h a lf’ said Coach Brianna Peterson, Stefanie back o f deadly free-throw Kyle Prowett 7, Jake Nolan the game. Ryan Rudolf. “ We played A rch er, T yree S v e tic h . shooting, hitting 9 of 10 in 5, Levi Brazil 2, Mike Ryan “This was an impor better in the second half, C ascade Locks (0-6, 0-2 the quarter. At the half, the 2, Alex Rose, Cory Williams, tant win for us,” said Coach but right now, we d o n ’t B ig S ky) - S tra tto n 8, score was lone 29, Cascade Kelly Larsen, David Quinton Ryan Rudolf. “Our press score enough points to come H arbaugh 4, R utherford 3- point field goals - lone 3, worked well and we played Locks 23. back from a 25-point defi 2, C an tw ell 2, M ohr 1, Kip Krebs had eight CLHS 1. Free throws - lone very good team defense. We cit. They are one of the top Ryan 3, Hudson, Baseman. points in the third quarter 4- 6, CLHS 10-13. Fouls - still struggled a bit offen teams in the Big Sky and it 3-point field goals - lone as the Cardinals outscored lone 15, CLHS 11. sively, but we did enough to showed.” 1, Cascade Locks 0. Free C o n d o n - W h e e l get the win. Hopefully, we the Pirates 14-9 and worked Box Scores: throws - lone 5-14, Cascade to put them away for good. e r 19 12 11 1 7 - 5 9 can build some momentum C-W 9 22 6 13 - 50 Locks 2-6. Fouls - lone 17, They refused to go quietly, lo n e 24 16 15 20 - 75 off this game and get back lo n e 5 1 6 13 - 25 Cascade Locks. Fouled out closing the Cardinal lead Condon-Wheeler (6-5, 2-1 into the race for a district Condon-Wheeler (9-2, 2-1 - K. Svetich (lone). to seven midway through BSC-E) - Urbach 4, Ma- spot.” On Friday, the Lady the final frame. Again the clnnes 15, Logan 11, Barnett Sheriff's Report Cards were able to respond. 9, Standiford 11, Thompson Heppner Junior High Boys/Girls Justin A rcher hit a long 9, M essenger, Wagenaar. two and followed up with lone (6-5,2-1 BSC-E)-Jus- Basketball Schedule The Morrow County another bucket on the fast tin Archer 10, Clay Morter break. After a Pirate score, 14, Kip K rebs 10, Paul January 10 - The Dalles at Heppner (G-A/B) at 4 p.m. Sheriff’s Office reports han Matt Hams canned a three Hams 16, Alan Rietmann January 11 - Echo Girls (Cove also) at Echo (G-A/B) at dling the following busi as the Cardinals outscored 19, Kevin Fowler 1, Matt 9 a.m. ness: Cascade Locks 13-6 in the Hams 2, Cory Peterson 3. January 12 - lone Tournament (B/G-A/B) at 9 a.m. Dec. 9: MCSO re closing minutes to take the 3-point field goals - Con January 12 - lone, Sherman at Heppner (B- A/B) at 9 ceived a report from a caller don-Wheeler 6, lone 6. Free a.m. 59-45 win. on 1-84 westbound that a “I think we may have throws - Condon-W heeler January 17 - Pendleton at Heppner (G-A/B) at 4 p.m. vehicle rolled. It was a non tried to hurry our offensive 9-17, lone 7-11. Fouls - January 18 - Echo/Union at Echo (G-A/B). injury accident. A deputy possession a bit during this Condon-W heeler 15, lone January 19 - Heppner Tourney (G-A/B) at 9 a.m. was unable to locate the game,” said Coach Dennis 15. January 24 - Pilot Rock at Heppner (G-A/B) at 5 p.m. vehicle on arrival. Stefani. “But overall, 1 was January 25 - The Dalles at The Dalles (G-A/B) at 3:30 M CSO received a happy with the win. Cascade lone Basketball p.m. report from two callers on Locks is always a hard place January 31 - Pendleton at Pendleton (G-A/B) at 4 p.m. 1-84 westbound that a ve to get a win so to come out Schedule February 2 - Heppner Tourney (G-A/B) at 9 a.m. hicle slid o ff the road. It o f there with this win was February 9 - Sherman at Sherman (Girls A) at 10 a.m. appeared to be a non-injury Jan. 11 - Arlington at lone, b ig .” He w as esp ecially accident. A tow truck arrived pleased to see that the team 4:30 p.m. before a deputy could. Jan. 12- a t Helix, 1 p.m. shot a sizzling 67% from lone Middle School Basketball M CSO received a the floor in the second half Jan. 18 - Nixyaawii at lone, 3:30 p.m. report from a caller on 1-84 Schedule and that they had ju st 11 Jan. 19 - at Sherman, eastbound o f a pickup on its turnovers in the game. noon. side. A deputy arrived on the K ip K rebs had a Jan. 11 - Arlington at lone, 11 a.m. Jan. 25 - at Condon, 3 p.m. scene; it was a non-injury good outing, leading all Jan. 12 - at Heppner (boys), 9 a.m. Jan. 26 - Horizon at lone, accident. scorers with 17 points. Jus Jan. 12 - lone Tournament (girls), 9 a.m. 1 p.m. MCSO deputy ad Jan. 18- a t Condon, 1 p.m. Jan. 29 - Echo at lone, 3 vised o f a truck that rolled Jan. 19 - Heppner Tourney at Heppner (girls), 9 a.m. p.m. over on 1-84 eastbound. Feb. I - at Nixyaawii, 3 Jan. 25 - at Condon, 4 p.m. Oregon State Police handled M u rray’s D ru g is p le a s e d p.m. Jan. 26 - at Arlington, 10 a.m. the call. A tow truck arrived Feb. 5 - Central Christian to a n n o u n c e o u r n ew on the scene also. Feb. 2 - at Helix (girls), 9 a.m. at lone, 1 p.m. MCSO received a Feb. 8 - Fossil at lone, 11 a.m. Automatic Refills Option Feb. 8 - Helix at lone, 3 report from a caller on 1-84 Feb. 9 - Sherman Tourney at Moro, 10 a.m. p.m. westbound o f a truck on its for Prescriptions. Feb. 9 - at Arlington, 1 side; the vehicle rolled. It p.m. S ig n u p to d a y and fo r g e t 2007-2008 Mustang Basketball was a non-injury accident. Feb. 1 4 -16- District Tour MCSO received a a b o u t h a v in g to r e o r d e r nament at Umatilla, TBA report from a caller on 1-84 January 11 - Stanfield at Heppner, 3 p.m. Feb. 19 - Boys first round eastbound that a pickup January 12 - Irrigon at Irrigon, 1 p.m. y o u r m a in te n a n c e regional, TBA just went over on its side. January 18 - Pilot Rock at Pilot Rock, 3 p.m. Feb. 20 - Girls first round p r e s c r ip tio n s e a ch m on th ! Oregon State Police took January 19 - Weston McEwen at Heppner, 1 p.m. regional, TBA the report. January 25 - Enterprise at Enterprise, 3 p.m. Give ns a ca ll... Feb. 22 - Boys second January 26 - Elgin at Elgin, I p.m. MCSO received a round regional, TBA report from a caller in Ir- February 1 - Union at Heppner, 3 p.m. we 're g la d to helft! Feb. 23 - Girls second February 2 - Weston McEwen at Athena, 1 p.m. rigon that som eone went round regional, TBA February 5 - Irrigon at Heppner, 3 p.m. through his fence. The caller Feb. 27-March 1 - State February 8 - Stanfield at Stanfield, 3 p.m. requested a deputy contact Tournament at Baker City, February 15, 16 - District at Pendleton, TBA. due to the fact a telephone TBA 217 North Main • 676-9158 box was also taken out. -Continued on page seven Serving Morrow. Gilliam & Wheeler Counties since 1959. The lone boys’ var sity notched two league wins over the weekend, downing Condon-Wheeler in lone on Friday night and defeating Cascade Locks on the road on Saturday. The w ins move the team ’s league mark to 3-1 in Big Sky Conference play and 7-5 overall. Five players in dou ble figures provided the w inning com bination for the C ardinals against the perennially tough Condon- Wheeler team. The Cards jumped out to an early 7-0 first quarter lead before the K nig h ts re sp o n d ed . Three three-pointers in the quarter kept the Knights in the game. A Cory Peterson three-pointer at the buzzer put the Cardinals up 24-19 after one. The Knights went on a 5-0 run to open the sec ond quarter tying the game at 24. With two and half minutes gone in the period, Alan Rietmann finally got the Cardinals on the board when he drove for two. The K nights pulled ahead for their only lead o f the game midway through the second quarter, 31-30, but the Car dinals had a 10-0 run as an answer, a scoring bonanza that included back-to-back threes by Alan Rietmann and Paul Hams. lone went to the locker room at halftime sitting on a 40-31 lead. With two m inutes remaining in the third quar ter, lone had their biggest lead o f the game with a 15 point spread. The quarter ended w ith lone leading 55-42. The game was no where near won though. The Knights battled back in the fourth quarter, closing to within six points on a huge three point shot, with 1:30 left on the clock. The Car dinals were not to be denied however. They responded w ith ten unanswered points in the last 1:20 to take the 75-59 win. “Team play was the d iffe re n c e ,” said C oach Dennis Stefani, pointing to the fact that all five starters were in double figures and the team had 23 assists in the game. “This may have been one o f our best per formances as a team so far this year.” Alan Rietmann led the team in scoring with 19 points. Paul Hams had 16, Clay Morter had 14 and Kip Krebs and Justin Archer had 10 each. Paul Hams had a double double with a whopping 10 assists to com plement his points. Clay M orter also had a double double with 10 rebounds. Justin Archer led the team w ith four steals. The Cards had one of their better shooting nights, hitting 55% from the field and 55% from behind the three point line. Murray’s Drug I
