TWELVE - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 13, 2008
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Published: January’ 16, Febru
ary 13,2008
Bus seats available
for travel to dist.
tournament
A bus will be taken
from St. P atrick’s Senior
Center to the district bas
ketball tournament on Fri
day in Pendleton. Seats are
available for $5. For more
information or to reserve a
seat on the bus, call Tom
Wilson at 676-5396.
Heppner wrestling
to host Jr. Wrestling
program
The Heppner High
School wrestling teams will
be hosting a Jr. Wrestling
program . Boys and girls
ages five through sixth grade
are invited to attend. The
cost is $25 and dates are as
follows:
Practice will from
5:30-6:30 February 18, 20,
25 and 27, and March 3, 5,
10, and 12.
There will two tour
naments held on Thursday,
February 28, and Thursday,
March 13.
Heppner Varsity Boys take down 5 out 6
teams in the last two weeks
By Alita Nelson
Heppner traveled to
Enterprise on Friday, Janu
ary 25. Heppner lead the
game all night with a final
score o f HHS 65 E n ter
prise 42.
The first h a lf was
HHS 14 Enterprise 7, and
at the halftim e buzzer it
was HHS 34 E n terp rise
16. By the third quarter the
boys had pulled away by 19
points, continuing their lead
into the fourth with Mus
tangs taking the win.
Lane B ailey sunk
13 for the night and Na-
cho E lguezabal w ith 11
points and 15 rebounds.
Jared Huddleston, AJ Rauch
and Braden Britt all had
eight points. Chris Lien had
seven, Brent Eckman and
Nathan Van Cleave had four
and Jordan Hatfield contrib
uting two for the win. The
Mustangs shot an outstand
ing 53% from the field.
On Saturday H ep
pner went on to Elgin for a
w in o f 58 to 48.
H eppner never let
the Huskies step ahead. In
the first quarter the Mustangs
were eight points ahead with
Heppner 14, Elgin 6. By the
half HHS had 22 points and
Elgin had 16 points. In the
third quarter the Mustangs
held a seven point lead at
39-32. In the fourth quarter
the H eppner pulled their
lead to a 10 point spread to
take the win.
Lane Bailey led the
Mustangs with 18 points and
Brent Eckman with 13, AJ
Rauch put up 11 and Nathan
Van Cleave and Nacho El
guezabal each had six. Chris
Lien and Braden Britt also
contributed two points each
for the Mustangs w in.
The following Fri
day Heppner greeted Union
on the Mustang court. Hep
pner led the game by six
points all thru the first three
quarters. The fourth quar
ter the Bobcats caught up
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Heppner senior Nacho Elguezabal makes an easy basket against
the Irrigon knights. -Photo by Sandy Matthews
w ithin two points and at
the buzzer Kaden Titus hit
a three-pointer to take the
Union Bobcats to a win over
the Mustangs.
N acho Elguezabal
had a great night with 18
points and 14 rebounds.
Lane Bailey scored 12, Jar
ed Huddleston had 11, AJ
Rauch sunk six and Nathan
Van Cleave and Chris Lien
each contributed five points
for the night.
The following night
after the Union loss, Hepp
ner took to the road for a win
over Weston-McEwen.
Heppner was down
by 3 points in the first quar
ter. By half-time the Mus
tangs w ere up 13 points
over the Tiger-Scots and
the Mustangs didn't let up.
Their lead grew bigger in
the third quarter with a 15
point gap. The final score
was Heppner 49, Weston-
McEwen 36.
AJ Rauch led the
team with 14 points. Nacho
E lguezabal sunk 10 and
Lane B ailey sh o t seven
for the night. Jared Hud-
dleston had six, Brent Eck-
HHS teams to participate in dist. tournament
Heppner High School’s boys' and girls’ basketball
teams will he playing in district tournament competition
this weekend in Pendleton.
On Friday, the girls will play Enterprise at 1:30
p.m. Following the girls’ game, the boys will play Pilot
Rock at approximately 3 p.m. Games begin at 1:30 p.m.
on both Friday and Saturday.
Ticket prices are $4 for students and $6 for adults
per session. Day passes (two sessions) are $7 for students
and $10 for adults. A tournament pass is $12 for students
and $18 for adults.
There will be four sessions as follows:
Friday Feb. 15, Session #1 at 1:30 p.m. Game
# 1 Hepner Girls vs. Enterprise Girls. Game #2 Pilot Rock
Boys vs. Heppner Boys
Session #2 at 6 p.m. Game #3 Pilot Rock Girls vs.
Elgin Girls. Game #4 Union Boys vs. (Ent. or WM)
Sat. Feb 16, Session #3 at 1:30 p.m. Game #5
Loser Game 1 vs. Winner Game 3 (Winner to state #3;
Loser to state #4). Game #6 Loser Game 2 vs. Winner
Game 4 (Winner to state #3)
Session #4 at 6 p.m. Game #7 Winner Game 1 vs.
Union Girls ( Winner to State # 1; Loser to state #2). Game
#8 Winner Game 1 vs. Stanfield Boys ( Winner to state # 1;
Loser to state #2).
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man put in five and Nathan
Van Cleave had four. Bryan
Holland had two and Braden
Britt contributed one for the
Mustang win.
W ith tw o days to
rest Heppner went back out
on the road to meet up with
the Irrigon Knights.
In the first quarter
the game was tied at 9. By
the h a lf tim e buzzer the
Knights had pulled away
by tw o points leaving a
score o f 22-24. In the third
quarter the Mustangs came
alive and took the lead by six
points and ended the game
with a win over Irrigon, with
a final score of Mustangs 53
and Knights 41.
Jared H u d d lesto n
led the Mustangs with 22
points. AJ Rauch scored
10 and pulled down nine
rebounds. Brent Eckman
had nine points and six re
bounds. Nathan Van Cleave
and Nacho Elguezabal each
scored four points. Chris
Lien and Braden Britt each
contributed two points with
Braden Britt pulling down
six rebounds also.
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