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SIX - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 5,2010 Mustangs compete on home track The Heppner track team hosted their first big meet on the newly renovat ed track on Friday, April 30. Twelve teams from around the region competed at the Mustang Invitational. The Heppner girls’ team came out on top w ith 129.5 total team points. The H eppner boys’ team fin ished fourth (87.5 points). Erin Price was named High Point Girl Athlete o f the meet. Stephen Larlee from South Wasco County was High Point Boy Athlete of the meet. Price finished first in three events and ran a leg on the first place 4x400 meter relay team. Brynna Rust finished second in the 300 meter hurdles and long jump, third in the 100 meter hurdles and also ran a leg on the 4x400 relay. Alana Wilson ran a 1:06.62 in very windy conditions to win the 400 meters. Jordan Hatfield fin ished ju st behind Larlee in the 300 meter hurdles. Hatfield was also first in the 300 meter hurdles and in the triple jum p. Alex Pickles jum ped a season best 19’ 10” in the long jum p and finished third. The Mustangs host a four-way meet on Tues day, May 4. They then travel to Boardman on May 8 for the Columbia River Invita tional. The Blue Mountain Conference District Track m eet is next Saturday in Stanfield. Complete Heppner results: Boys 100M - 9. Bern- tse n (1 1 .7 4 ); 10. P a p pas (11.78); 12. Bow les (11.90); 2 0 0 M -5 . Bowles (24.34); 400M - 7. Hor- toft (58.37); 800M - 12. Palmer (2:35.65); 1500M - 5. Palmer (5:05.84); 6. Hedman (5:10.18); 8. De- Dairy Farmers Academic All-State winners announced The spring 2010 Dairy Farmers Academic All-State list was recently released. Morrow County Schools that made the list are as follows: Baseball - River side H igh S chool (3A ), 3.01 GPA; and Irrigon High School (2A), 3.29 GPA. Softball - Irrigon H igh School (2A ), 3.46 GPA. B o y s’ T rack and Field - Irrigon (2A), 3.01 GPA; and lone Community School (1A), 3.24 GPA. G irls ’ T rack and Field - Irrigon (2A), 3.30 GPA; and lone Community School (1A), 3.62 GPA. S p e e c h - lo n e Community School (1A), 3.77 GPA. Boys’ Tennis - lone (1A) 3.76 GPA. Girls’ Tennis - lone (1A), 3.57 GPA. A complete list of winners (Top Ten and 3.0 GPA and higher) for each classification in each activi ty is available on the OSAA website at www.osaa.org/ awards/a 11 state. Jong (5 :1 7 .7 1 ); 3000M (1 3 .9 6 ); 14. Z e llw e g e r - 3. D eJong (11:36.15); (14.70); 200M - 1. Price 110M Hurdles - 1. Hatfield (26.99); 4. Wilson (28.58); (16.21); 300M H urdles- 2 . 400M - 1 . Wilson (1:06.62); Hatfield (42.03); 4x100M 3. Nelson(l:11.12); 800M - Relay - 3. Heppner (Hat 1. Nelson (2:51.34); 1500M field, Pappas, B erntsen, - 5. Chapa (6:40.02); 6. Bowles) 47.42; 4x400 Re Hein (6:49.72); 3 0 0 0 M -3. l a y - 5 . Heppner (Pappas, Chapa (14:58.96); 100M Palmer, Hortoft, Hedman) Hurdles - 1. Price (16.12); 4:07.52; Shot Put - 6. Mc 3. Rust (17.24); 6. Osmin Cabe (41’ 5.25”); 7. Moore • (20.15); 300M Hurdles - (41’ 2”); 10. Wright (38’ 1. Price (49.18); 2. Rust 7.75”); D iscus- 8 . McCabe (50.37); 4x400 Relay - 1. (111’ 9”); 9. Berntsen (111’ H eppner (R ust, W ilson, 6”); 16. Moore (90’6”); 17. McElligott, Price) 4:30.15; Cannon (87’ 7”); 22. Fowler Shot Put - 10. Nelson (24’ (78’4”); Javelin- 6 . Wright 5 .2 5 ” ); 17. S truckm eier (129’ 3”); 8. Hedman (123’ (20’ 9.75”); Discus - 15. 7”); 11. McCabe (115’ 8”); Struckmeier (60’); Javelin High Jump - 4. Bowles (5’ - 8. M cElligott (7 5 ’ 9”); 2” ); 5. Hortoft (5 ’ 0”); 5. High Jump - 1. Haguewood Wright (5’ 0” ); Long Jump ( 4 ’ 6” ); Long Jum p - 2. - 3. Pickles (19’ 10”); 15. Rust (15’ 9”); 9. Andersen Pappas (14’); Triple Jump (14’ 1.5”); 11. Osmin (13’ 1. Hatfield (4 1 ’ 9”); 7. 4”); 18. Zellweger (8’ 8”); Pickles (34’ 1.5”). Triple Jump - 5. Andersen G irls (3 0 ’ 2 ” ); 8. H aguew ood 100M -«1. Osmin (27’ 7”). (13.37); 9. S tru ck m eier Heppner Youth Track Meet to be held The second annual Mustang Youth Track Meet will be held Sunday, May 16, at 1 p.m. at the Heppner High School track. Events include the tennis ball throw, standing long jump, and the 25-meter, 50-meter, 100-meter and one-lap races. Children aged three years to fifth grade are eligible to compete. The meet is free to all participants, but donations will be accepted. The Heppner High School and Heppner Junior High track teams are sponsoring the event. Babe Ruth sign ups end May 15 Boys ages 13-15 years old planning to play Babe Ruth must be signed up before Saturday, May 15. To sign up contact Rick Johnston at 541-676-5562. < 13th annual golf scramble held Pictured left to right are Emily Thompson, Donald Matthews, and Lindsay Cutsforth at the HHS golf scramble. The team took first place for low net. - Contributed Photo The Heppner High School golf team held its 13th annual three person scramble on Sunday, April 25, at Willow Creek G olf Course. Ninety golfers enjoyed the sunshine and helped the Heppner High School golf program raise funds for equipment, tournament fees, and travel costs. “It was a great day for everyone,” Coach Greg Grant stated. “It was nice to see our kids play so well and come away winners.” I51 Gross Prize went to: Joe Pranger, Tayler Hodges, and James Billings. 2nd Gross: Tom Shear, Don Eaves, and Gary Hunt. 3rd Gross: Kevin Morgan, Donald Jameison, and Dave Riney. 1SI Net: Emily Thompson, Donald Mathews, and Lindsay Cutsforth. 2nd Net: Daye Stone, M issy C utsforth, Je ff Cutsforth, and Ross Cutsforth. 3rd Net: Lane W right, Tim W right, and Rod Wilson. Rusty Britt won the 50/50 closest to the pin prize for half o f $225 dollars. C JRA Rodeo to be held in Heppner H ep p n er is w ell represented at the Cayuse Junior Rodeo Association with the largest number o f contestants from one com munity. The Cayuse Junior Rodeo Association will be hosting a Junior Rodeo in Heppner on June 6. Watching a CJRA rodeo is a chance to view a part o f our region’s past w h ile at the sam e tim e seeing its future shining brightly in the faces of the CJRA participants. The Cayuse Junior Rodeo Association is non profit organization with the purpose o f the perpetuation o f the values associated with the sport o f rodeo and its rich cultural traditions. The CJRA provides youth o f the Inland N orthw est the opportunity to com pete against the best young athletes our region has to offer. The CJRA strives to prom ote the building o f responsibility, cooperation and good sportsm anship in our contestants to help them develop into outgoing and productive individu als in their comm unities. The CJRA acknowledges tw o H eppner businesses Pettyjohns Farm & Build ing Supply in 2009, and Les Schwab Tire Center in 2010, whose sponsorship will help provide yearend awards. I f you are in ter ested in joining the CJRA, participating in the rodeo, donating toward an award, or help in g at the rodeo contact Kyle or Darcy Rob inson. CJRA participants: Left Photo - Blake Greenup, Tate Gentry, and Willy Gentry. Right Photo - front row (l-r) is Coby Dougherty, Brian Lindsay, Blane Mahoney, Kolby Currin, Jacee Currin, Jaiden Mahoney, Kaelyn Lindsay, and Alex Lindsay; back row (l-r) is Garrett Robinson, Taighler Dougherty, and Devin Robinson. -Contributed Photo Co-ed adult league softball games to begin Co-ed adult league gam es on Sunday, June softball will begin playing 13. The cost is $30 per person and will include a t-shirt. Rem aining funds will be given to the Heppner Little League. All games will be played on Sundays. For more informa tion contact Brian at 541- 676-0008 or Jason at 541- 980-4922 or email him at justaskhanna@ gmail.com. Office Pub & Grill lone Oregon For - * * DISTRICT ATTORNEY www.nelson4da.cjDm I Roa$te<j Stuffed Loin of Pork Pinner M m P o t t o ires!) veggies Soup k SaM ONLY i m •C o m p lim e n ta r y drink i FOR THE LADIES Sunday, May 9
