EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, January 28,2009
Rockets steal close one from Lady Mustangs
Lady Cards notch tW O more wins
By Jennifer W ilson
The lone Lady Car
dinals put two more in the
win column last weekend,
defeating Cascade Locks in
lone on Friday and Echo on
the road on Saturday. The
wins moved their league
mark to 6-3 and kept them
in the hunt for a district title
berth.
The Lady Cards
pounced on the Lady Pirates
early, jumping out to a 13-2
first quarter lead. Cascade
Locks came back a bit in
the second, narrowing the
Cards lead to seven at the
half, 21-14.
In the third quarter,
Cascade Locks hit a pair of
free throws to narrow the
lead to five before the lone
girls went on a 16-0 tear to
open up the game. The Lady
Pirates scored seven points
in less than a minute towards
the end of the third but lone
kept the heat on and rolled
to a 47-27 win.
Beth Morter led the
team in scoring w ith 14. Ste-
fanie Archer had a double
double with 10 points and 16
rebounds. Hailey Arbogast
added six and Tyree Svetich
had five.
“This was a good
league win. Cascade Locks
is very aggressive and
scrappy,” said Coach Mike
Garrett. “We played very
good team basketball and
our defense continues to
be our strength. We had 23
steals and converted many
of those into easy buckets.
Offensively we are continu
ing to get some great looks
and are being patient with
the ball.”
The C ards knew
they were in for a dogfight
when they traveled to Echo
on Saturday after defeating
Echo in a close one two
weeks ago. The first half of
the game was an offensive
stalemate. The teams were
tied 6-6 at the end of a
low scoring first half. Echo
pulled ahead by as much as
six points in the third quarter
before the scoring tandem
of Stefanie Archer and Beth
Morter put nine points on
the board, drawing the two
teams even again at the end
of the third, 15-15. lone put
on a 12-1 run to go up 27-
16 with just 1:34 remaining
in the game. Echo scored
six points in the last 1:34 to
narrow the lead but the Lady
Cards took the win 27-20.
Beth Morter led all
scorers with 15 points. Ste
fanie Archer added 10 to
go along with her 10 re
bounds. Briana Peterson
was the only other Cardinal
to score in the game with
two points.
“This was another
good win for us. Echo has
some good athletes and a
size advantage on us in the
post,” said Coach Mike Gar
rett. “Stefanie Archer got
into foul trouble early in the
first half and I thought Tori
Heagy and Hailey Arbogast
did a great job of controlling
the key during the second
quarter. We were having a
poor night shooting from the
floor and we needed our de
fense to keep us in the game
and all of the girls did a great
job. Anytime you can hold
your opponent scoreless
during a quarter is a great
accomplishment. We had
back-to-back nights with 20
plus steals and that defen
sive pressure has allowed
us to have a 6 - 3 conference
record.”
1/23/09
lone 13 8 18 8
47
CL
2 12 8
5 27
lone- Morter 14, Ar
cher 10, Arbogast 6, Svetich
5, B Peterson 3, Camarillo 3,
J Peterson 2, M Rietmann 2,
Heagy 2.
Rebounds- Archer
16, Heagy 3, J Peterson 3;
Assists- M Rietmann 4:
Steals- Morter 6, B Peterson
4; Blocks-Archer 1, Morter
1, M. Rietmann 1
1/24/09
lone 2 4 9 12-
27
E ch o
6
0
9 7- 22
Ione-Morter 15, Ar
cher 10, B Peterson 2
Rebounds- Archer
15, B Peterson 6, Ramos
5: Assists- Camarillo 2:
Steals- Morter 7, B Peterson
5, Camarillo 4: Blocks- B
Peterson 1, Ramos 1
port of someone sleeping in
the Post Office. Subject was
advised that if caught sleep
ing in the Post Office again,
he would be arrested.
-BPD received re
port from several juveniles
who stated that an adult
male told them he was go
ing to kidnap them and
was yelling and screaming
profanities.
-Boardman ambu
lance received report of a six
year old female with a his
tory of seizures. Boardman
ambulance and a Board-
man Officer responded and
patient was transported to
Good Shepherd Hospital.
Jan . 8: The Mor
row County Sheriff’s Office
cited a male subject for no
operators license and failure
to maintain lane.
-MCSO cited a male
subject for violation of the
basic rule 76 in a 55.
-MCSO received a
report from a woman that
her son was hit by a ve
hicle Monday and the driver
didn’t stop. She would like a
deputy to contact her.
-MCSO received a
report that she received
papers from the IRS saying
that a man in Boardman
who works at Boardman
Foods is using her husband
Social Security Number.
She was advised to contact
the MCSO.
-MCSO received re
port of theft complaints at
the Heppner High School.
Deputy will make contact
Monday at the school.
Jan. 9: The Morrow
County Sheriff’s Office re
ceived report that a pit-bull
tried to get her pig and their
goats. Caller described dog
as a chocolate pit with a col
lar and white on forehead
and feet.
-MCSO received
report from Irrigon Jus
tice Court that a man was
there turning himself in.
MCSO arrested John Louis
Munkers, 26, on a Morrow
County Circuit Court war
rant for Failure to Appear/
Strangulation. Bail is set at
lance responded to a report
of a bus that was hit in the
back end by a car. The acci
dent was non-blocking and
no one appeared to be hurt.
Jan. 10: The Mor
row County Sheriff's Of
fice received report from a
man who bought his dog a
rawhide bone, the dog was
laying in his yard chewing
on it when two kids walked
into his yard and were ha
rassing the dog. When they
left the dog bone was gone
as well.
-Boardman Police
Department cited Cisneros
Pablo Garcia, 33, for Failure
to Obey a Traffic Control
Device and Improper Dis
play of Registration Per
mit.
-BPD cited Lemus
Ramon Montes, 40, for
Violation of the Basic Rule
by going 43 mph in a 30
mph zone.
-BPD arrested a
male subject on charges of
DUII/Failure to Carry and
Present/False Information.
$13,500 bail
-BPD received re
port from a man whose
mother-in-law is in Port
land, getting ready to die
and he has run out of gas and
money and would like help
to get to Portland.
Jan. 11: The Mor
row County Sheriff's Office
received report of a crashed
moped and rider not wearing
a helmet, a male subject was
issued a citation for Failure
to Wear Protective Head
Gear. Another male subject
was issued a warning for
Failure to Wear Protective
Head Gear.
-MCSO received a
report from Umatilla Police
Department that a man was
issued a ticket and was not
very happy and will prob
ably be driving erratically
through Irrigon.
-MCSO received
report from Salem Police
Department that Joseph
William Palmer Sr., 28, on
a Irrigon Justice Court War
rant for Failure to Pay Fines/
The Lady Mustangs
fought a long hard battle
last Friday against the Pilot
Rock Rockets. Despite the
team effort, the Rockets
stole the win by one with a
final score of 41 -40.
Even with some key
Pilot Rock players in early
foul trouble, the score at the
end of the first half was tied
17-17.
The Lady Mustangs
came up short in the third
quarter, allow ing the Rock
ets to outscore them 16-13.
However, Catherine McEl-
ligott and Taylor Dougherty
combined efforts to post five
points in the last remaining
seconds of the quarter.
It was a strong fourth
quarter start for the Lady
Mustangs as they scored
seven unanswered points,
leading 37-33. Scoreless
for nearly four minutes, the
Rockets fired up a three-
point shot closing the Mus
tangs lead to one.
Erin Price put up a
shot for two points to put the
Mustangs back up by three.
Pilot Rock answered back
with three points of their
own to tie the score at 39-39
with 1:30 left in the game.
Mustangs then had
two appearances at the char
ity stripe but only made one
of the four attempts.
“ W e’re g ettin g
there,” said Coach Mark
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Mercedes Garrett for the Heppner Mustangs takes the last shot in
the Mustang game Friday night against the Pilot Rock Rockets.
-Photo by Sandy Matthew s
Dowdy. "We just didn't get
it done from the free throw
line.”
With a turnover
made by the Rockets, Jessica
Hughes went in for a lay-in
and the win, but the ball was
tipped away from behind.
With only .4 seconds left in
the game, it came down to
one last basket that didn't
fall for the Mustangs.
Erin Price and Mat
ilda Hakannson led the Lady
Mustangs with 11 points
each.
Mustangs travel for the win
By Jennifer Wilson
The Mustangs beat
the TigerScots in Weston-
McEwen last Saturday with
a final score of 68-58.
Christ Lien started
the game out with a three-
point shot to set the tempo
for the game. Despite be
ing down by two at the
end of the first quarter, the
Mustangs charged forward
to take the lead in the sec
ond quarter. The TigerScots
never led for the rest of the
game.
"We won a tough
game tonight against a dan
gerous Weston-McEwen
team,” said Coach David
JV Mustangs take win
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Friday night against the Rockets. -Photo by Sandy Matthews
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The Mustangs were
76% from the free throw
line, sinking 19 of the 25
attempts.
Leading scorer for
the Mustangs was Chris
Lien with 20 points, while
Brent Eckman posted 14.
Sheriff's Report
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Is Your Lifeline.
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The Morrow County
Sheriff's Office reports han
dling the following busi
ness:
Jan. 7: The Morrow
County Sheriff's Office re
ceived a report that Oregon
Department of Corrections
arrested Sarah Yankee, 26,
for failure to pay fines/Driv-
ing while suspended. Bail is
set at $339.
-MCSO received a
report that someone tried
to steal a vehicle at the
Lexington Airport. They
knocked out the ignition and
underneath the dash.
-MCSO received a
report that the Umatilla
Police Department arrested
Jennifer Gomez, 28, on a
warrant for failure to pay
fines/driving while suspend
ed. Bail is set at $454.
-MCSO received re
port of a cow penned up for
at least four days without
food or water.
-MCSO received re
port from an Irrigon man
that his ex-wife had just
smashed his window.
-Boardman Police
Department received a re-
$ 100,000.
-MCSO received a
report of a fight in progress
with four people in Board-
man.
-MCSO received a
report of a stolen mailbox,
post and all.
-MCSO received a
report of a house that was
broken into. Deputy re
sponded and report was
taken.
-Boardman Police
Department arrested Mi
chael Anthony Mulikan, 24,
for driving while suspended/
DUlI/reckless endangering.
Bail is set at $12,000.
-BPD received re
port of domestic violence.
Lomas Joel Murillo, 23, was
arrested for assault 4. Bail is
set at $7,500.
-Boardman ambu
lance responded to a 26
year old female who was
conscious, bleeding, and
cramping in her second tri
mester pregnancy.
-Boardman Ambu-
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