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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 21,2009 - THREE Lady Cards win one, lose one in weekend play T h e lo n e L a d y Cardinals split their week end games, taking the win against Arlington on Friday in lone but losing to league power. Helix on Saturday in Helix. Arlington hit the last seven points in a row in the first quarter o f the Friday game to take a 11-9 lead over the Lady Cardinals. The second quarter was cold for both teams as only two field goals were converted in the period, one for each team. The score was tied 16-16 at the half. In the third, the Lady Cards kept the Lady Honk ers from even scoring one field goal and outscored them 7-3 to build a four point lead going into the fourth quarter. Stefanie Ar cher had a big fourth quarter scoring eight points and fi nally putting some distance between the two teams. The Lady C ards finished the game six points in the final minute including a basket by Briana Peterson and two of two free throw shooting by both Beth Morter and Tiana Camarillo. The final score was 37-24. Stefanie Archer led all scorers in the game with 17 points. Beth Morter add ed eight and Briana Peterson had six. Stefanie A rcher made it a double-double with a team-leading 15 re bounds. “ A n o th e r g o o d league win although it took us awhile to adjust to Ar lington’s 1-3-1 half court defense," said Coach Mike G arrett. “ We had one o f our better all around sec ond halves o f the year. We were able to really clamp d o w ijn the second half on defense.” T he L ady C ard s Stefani Archer puts up a shut against Arlington on January 16. -Photo by Theresa Crawford Brianna Peterson tights for the ball in the game against Helix on January 17. -Theresa Crawford traveled to Helix on Sat urday to match up with a team Hying high after a win over Nixyaawii earlier in the week. After sticking close in the first quarter, the Lady Cardinals got a taste o f Helix’s full court press and tenacious defense as the Grizzlies went on to win 56-35. lone was down just 6-12 after one quarter but was outscored 37-17 in the middle two quarters. The Lady C ards finished the fourth quarter with an 11-1 run to reduce the Grizzlies’ margin o f victory. Stefanie Archer, Ti ana C am arillo and Beth M orter each had seven points. B riana P eterso n added five. Stefanie Archer pulled dow n an o th er 12 board in the outing. “We played a very good team in Helix. They play an aggressive style of basketball and we are going to have to continue to work hard and im prove as the season progresses in order to play w ith them," said Coach Garrett. “ We played a very good fourth quarter after we adjusted to their team speed. Overall 1 felt that the kids played w ith a lot o f intensity and desire.” lone 9 7 7 14- 37 Arl. 11 5 3 5- 24 lone- Archer 17, Morter 8, Peterson 6, Ramos 2, Cama rillo 2, Heagy 2 Arl.- A. Weatherell 10, K Davidson 9, N. Weatherell 2, J Mundy 2, E Wetherell 1 Rebounds- Archer 15, Ca marillo 6. Heagy 5, Morter 4; Assists- Archer 2 Steals- Archer 7, Morter 5; Blocks-Archer 2 lone 6 10 7 12- 35 Hel 12 20 17 7- 56 lone- Camarillo 7 , Archer 7, Morter 7, B Peterson 5, Heagy 3, Svetich 2, Ramos 2, M Rietmann 2 He l i x - M c M u rra y 12, Schroeder 12, Rodgers 8, Terjeson 7, Muelink 6, Hack 4 R ebounds-A rcher 12, Pe terson 3; Assists-Morter 3; Steals-Archer4, Peterson 3, Morter 3 HHS Basketball Schedule Another tough game at home for the Lady Mustangs By Jennifer Wilson The Lady Mustangs started off well against the Elgin Huskies at home last Saturday. In spite of some foul trouble early in the game, the Mustangs hung with the Huskies the whole first half. The second half d id n 't go as well for the Mustangs and the Huskies went on to win 54-44. The third q u arter was a rocky one for the Lady Mustangs. They scored just Following is the Heppner High School basketball schedule for the 08-09 season: -*Friday, Jan. 23: vs. Pilot Rock JV/V at Heppner, 3 p.m. -""Saturday, Jan. 24: vs. Weston McEwen JV/V at seven points to the Huskies Athena, 1 p.m. 17 points, leaving them -"Friday, Jan. 30: vs. Stanfield JV/V at Stanfield, down by nine at the end of 3 p.m. the third. "Saturday, Jan. 31: vs. Irrigon JV/V at Heppner, With a little over three minutes left to go in "Friday, Feb. 6: vs. Enterprise JV/V at Enterprise, the gam e, the m ustangs w ere still dow n by nine despite efforts to catch up. Four late game free throws Mustang Wrestling Schedule Following is the Heppner High School wrestling by the Huskies helped them schedule for the 08-09 season: seal the win. -Jan. 22: Heppner, 5 p.m. The Mustangs were -Jan. 24: at Gervais, 10 a.m. paced by JoAnna Patton’s 12 -Jan. 31: Irrigon Tournament, 5 p.m. points and nine rebounds. -Feb. 7: BEO Invitational (at Heppner), 9 a.m. Estate By DAVID SYKES REALTOR THINK LIKE A BURGLAR An experienced burglar who spent 15 years in prison and now works for a security company gives this advice on how to avoid being bur glarized: Here are some of his tips: Think like a burglar. Try to get into your home with out a key. If you can make it, you can bet a burglar will too. Keep both windows and doors locked, including the garage door into the house. Burglars love this entrance as it is hidden. Use deadbolt locks on out side doors and your bedroom door. 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Hay For Sale Blue Grass Straw W heat Straw 3 x 4 Bales Small Bales Horse Hay A vailable Delivery Available Tygh C am pbell 541 701-4404 - y - à W ill d o r M t * S V O O » 0 « I t o i c d in » H »li» F o o tb a l l ic Motta I j o »tor O v b § i 3 9 Tanner Kietmunn (top photo) and Zach Orem (bottom photo) put up shots during the games agains Arlington and Helix on Januars 16 and 17. -Photos by Theresa Crawford The lone Cardinals notched two in the w in col umn over the weekend, w in ning a home game against Arlington on Friday and fi nally shaking free of a pesky Helix team on the road on Saturday. The C ardinals league record now stands at 6-1, 8-7 overall. Matt Hams had eight points in the opening quarter against Arlington but the Cards were only up by six at the conclusion 14-8. Six players got in the act in the second quarter as the Cards used a 16-2 run to open the quarter and build a 20 point margin. The Cardinals led 32-13 at the half. lone kept up the intensity in the sec ond half using some differ ent player combinations on their way to the 69-40 w in. Matt Hams led the team in scoring with 16, aided by Zac Orem with 13. All the players in the book scored in the game. “ This was a good game to get all the kids on the team some play ing time,” said Coach Dennis Stefani. The Cardinals held a decisive rebounding edge over the H onkers, 39-20 led by Clay Morter w ith 10. Thomas Holland also made an impact with six and Alex Fetterhoff had five. Matt Hams led the team with six steals and Clay Morter had five assists as well as four blocked shots. On Saturday, the Your Household Hazardous Waste look for label marked “Warning’ and Danger” Turn Them In! Saturday May 09.2009 Located at the Northend Transfer Station. Boardman Property listings are available at www.sykesrealestate.net 1:00p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 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 Cards notch two weekend wins Reward for turning in Mercury Thermometers DEQ - a , safe, digital thermometer! Cardinals let the Helix Griz zlies hang around until a de finitive fourth quarter finally put them away 66-44. After initially being down 1-6, the C ardinals scored 13 straight points und when Zac Orem picked the pocket of the Helix point guard and took it back for a lay-up with 5:18 on the clock, the Cardinals went ahead for good. Helix was down by 13 at the half, 33-20 but pulled back to within six points late in the third quarter. Zac Orem's 16 fourth quarter points and a 14-2 mid-fourth quarter run finally allowed the Cardinals to stretch their lead out to a comfortable 20 points. Matt Hams finished the game leading all scorers with 30 points, 21 of those coming in the first half. Zac Orem added 22. The Cards were 25 o f 58 from the floor for 58% while the Grizzlies were 16 o f 48 for 33%. The Cards managed a 28-23 rebound ing edge led by Clay Mort e r’s 11 boards. Morter also had six assists and Gunner Jessen nabbed five steals. “1 though we really struggled with our man-to man defense in this game,” said Coach Dennis Stefani. “ It wasn't a good game for us but it was a win and we will learn from it.” The Cardinals host Cascade Locks on Friday night and travel to Echo on Saturday. lone 14 18 22 15=69 Arl 8 5 12 17 = 42 lone: Matt Hams 16, Zac Orem 13, RJ Ramos 8, Cory Peterson 6, Alex Fetterhoff 6, Tanner Rietmann 5. Gun ner .lessen 5, Adam Collin 3,Clay Morter 2, Thomas Holland 2, Luke Bradfield 2. Alex Rietmann 1. lone 14 19 8 25 = 6 6 Helix 8 12 12 12 = 4 4 lone: Matt Hams 30, Zac Orem 22, Cory Peterson 6, Clay Morter 5, RJ Ramos 2, Tanner Rietmann I. Have a News story or Photo for the Gazette? Email to editor@rapidserve.net
