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The Heppner girls’ team p la y e r th e ir th ird co n secu tiv e tim e at E a gle Crest in Redman. The team finished 9lh at the state 4A/3A/2A/1/A cham pion ship tournament. The mus tangs represented the small est school at the tournament all the girls played very well and they finished with their best team score to date a 400 on the final day of play. Baillie and Jenna are gradu ating and will be missed. G irls in d iv id u a l le ad e r board: 1. K ate Bigelow , N ew p o rt, 153; 2. L in d say Reeve, Sisters, 153; 3. Lindsay H arm on, Valley C atholic, 158; 4. A ubrie Street, St. M ary’s, 165; 5. Lynn Hindman, Baker, 167. H EPPN ER (820) B aillie Keithley, 192; Maggie Ar- mato, 200; Jenna Bowman, 212; Lindsay Cutsforth, 216; Emily Thompson, 227. The Heppner boys team traveled to Creswell to play at the Emerald Valley G olf Club during the State 3A, 2A, 1A G olf Champion ship tournament. B o y s ’ in d iv id u a l leader board: 1. Alex Hard ing, W estside C h ristian , 146; 2. Casey King, McKen zie, 146; 3. Trevor Harding, Westside Christian, 158; 4. Cole Sajonia, Enterprise, 159; and 5. Nathan Smith, W estside C hristian, 159. HEPPNER (800) Joe Prang- er, 178; Tayler Hodges, 188; Donald Matthews, 218; Ed die Ramirez (111 )/Matt Mc Cabe (110), 221; and Tomas Elguezabal, 224. mmm Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner. Oregon Wednesday, May 21, 2008 - SEVEN Pictured are Dale Holland, Lane Wright, Eddie Romirez, Matt McCabe, Tayler Hodges, Tomas Elguezabal, Matt Scrivner, Joe Pranger, and Donald Matthews. lone track caps off successful season The lone track team capped a successful season with performances at the 1A/2A/3 A State Meet last week end in Monmouth. Scorching temperatures were a problem especially on Friday when the mercury neared 100 degrees, but the athletes coped as best as they could. Kylee Svetich had the best individual performance for lone, coming home with three state medals. She sur prised the field with a runner up finish in the triple jump, sailing 32’10.75 inches on her last jump o f the day, a new PR by over eight inches. As luck would have it, her two individual events were scheduled at almost the same time. She had to check in and then out at the triple jump to go run the finals in the 200. Finishing fifth in the 200, she equaled her PR set the day before in the prelims but reported back to the triple jump with tired legs. “1 started out awful. But then I took a break before the finals and things got better,” she said. A nearby car fire and resulting hubbub provided more distraction but Svetich was determined to finish her high school career on a high note. Her third medal of the meet came in the first event of the day when she ran anchor Front row left to right- Lindsay Cutsforth, Kellen Grant, Cherisse Lemmon, and on the lone 4X100 team. Sophie Grant. Back row- Emily Thompson, Jenna Bowman, Baillie Keithley, Mag- The girls’ 4 X 100 team (Sarah Stillman, Tiana Ca- marillo, Kaylee Palmateer and Kylee Svetich) qualified gie Armato, and Coach Greg Grant. on Friday by finishing third in their heat. On Saturday, the girls ran close to their season best time to take fifth place (54.68.) The boys 4X400 team (Alan Rietmann, Justin Archer, Clay Morter and Cory Peterson) improved their season best time in Friday’s preliminary heats to 3:43. Advertise your 84. Their third place finish automatically advanced them business FOW ALL YD U R AUTO MEEDS to Saturday’s finals. On Saturday, they ran about four seconds slower but were solidly in the fifth spot, earning Heppner Come help us welcome Terry Riddle to the team! a medal. Gazette Beth Morter did not qualify for the finals in the Thanks for your continued support - long jump but earned the seventh place medal and set a 676-9228 new PR of 5:36.59 in the 1500 meters. Matt Hams, running Carmen Wilson ** in a competitive field, did not place in the 800 meters but knocked his PR down to 2:10.61. Paul Hams struggled in the javelin when he was not able to use his own javelin for the event due to a non conformity. Hams, who had a season best throw o f 161-7 could not find a rhythm with the unfamiliar instrument and did not make the finals. Beat B Trailer Tires Motorliome 6 Small RV Tires lawnmower Tires STS Tires Clay Morter had a disappointing day in the high jump when he failed to clear 5’8” and didn't place. Morter consistently jumped 5’ 10 this year and cleared 6 ’0 twice in competition, but nothing went right at state. 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That's right, Sharon Harrison, honorable friend and Heppner's Branch Manager, said she has "things to do, people to see, places to go!" ♦ 27 years of banking experience. ♦ A darn good sense of humor. ♦ Compassion, diligence, honor. We'll definitely miss her and these exceptional qualities she brought to the world of banking. We know many of you will miss her, too! Please stop in to say goodbye and good luck to Sharon as she retires from BEO! Please join us for cake, coffee, and punch Friday, May 30, 2008 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - BEO’s Heppner Branch Lobby -
