HeppnerGazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday,April20,2011
lone track team rakes in awards at Arlington meet
By P aula E m m el
-FIV E
lone girls set the pace at
Stanfield track meet, boys
raise personal records
By Paula E m m el
The lone High School track team traveled to
Stanfield on April 15.
The six lone girls put in a good showing with
multiple places. Siren Endresen placed 6lh with a PR of
6:11.49 in the 1500M. Their 4x 100 relay took 151 with a
PR of 54.44a. Ramos, Halvorsen, Morter and Kendrick
ran this weekend. JoAnna Patton placed 3rd in javelin
with a PR o f9 9 ’3”. JoAnna also placed 3rd in high jump
w ith 4’6” and 3rd in triple jump with a PR of 29’ 11.25”.
Shadow Kendrick placed 2nd in the 100M, 13.89a, and l sl
in the 200M, 28.89a. Beth Morter placed Is1 in long jump,
14’8.5”. Beth also placed l sl in triple jump with 32’ 1/2”.
Stacee Halvorsen placed 6th in triple jump, 28’8.25".
Makenna Ramos ran a 14.73a 100M. Beth Morter
threw shot 29’10”. JoAnna Patton threw discus 75’1”.
Stacee Halvorsen rounded out the events with a PR javelin
throw of 83’7”.
The boy’s team was down a few members, with
just five members on the track and field. Luke Emmel
again tried a new event, the 200M, running a 26.48a
benchmark. Bailey Haguew ood PRed again in the javelin
with a throw of 117’8.5” and PRed again in long jump
with 16’5”. Steven Holland placed 3rd in both the 200M
and 400M with times of 24.87a and 55.45a respectively.
Luke Emmel also competed in the 100M with a time of
12.85a and javelin, 108’7.25”. Bailey Haguewood also
competed in the 100M, 13.8a, and in the 200M, 29.07a.
Kirk Haguewood threw shot put 31 ’5” and threw javelin
118’6.75”. Jeremy Coleman competed in shot put, 29’9”
and the discus, 74’8”.
The lone track and field team will compete in
Umatilla on April 22 at 1 p.m. and in Moro on April 23rd
at 11 a.m.
Top: lone's Jeremy Coleman puts the shot 29’8.25 at the Ar
lington Twilight meet on April 12. Top Right: lone's JoAnna
Patton clears 4’8 at high jump at the Arlington meet. Bottom
Right: lone’s Luke Emmel keeps in step with Dufur's Alex
Dillard after 1st lap of his first 3000M Run. -Photos by Paula
Emmel
Many lone athletes
tried new events at the Ar-
lington Twilight Meet on
April 12. They were greeted
by pleasant weather for the
evening. Jeremy Coleman
ran the 200M for a bench-
mark time of 31.22a. Luke
Emmel ran his first ever
3000M with a 3rd place fin-
ish and a benchmark time
of 10:55a. Steven Holland
hurdled the 300M hurdles
for his first time after a two
year reprieve and finished
4,h with a time of 48.54a.
Jeremy Coleman and Ste-
ven Holland also attempted
the long jump with bench-
m ark jum ps o f 13’5.5”
and 15 ’ 1 ” respectively.
Siren Endresen completed
her first 100M dash with
a benchm ark o f 16.18a.
Beth M orter and Stacee
H alvorsen jum ped long
jump for the first time this
season with jumps of 15’4”
and 12’2.25” respectively.
Beth earned first place in
long jump. JoAnna Patton
jumped to first place in her
first triple jump of the sea-
son, jumping 29’4”.
Setting personal
records (PR) were team
members Bailey Hague-
wood with 13.70a in the
100M. The men’s 4x100
relay set a new time o f
46.63a, placing 1st; Alex
and Tanner Rietmann, Luke
Emmel and Steven Holland
formed the relay team. Kirk
Haguew ood and Bailey
Haguewood each set PRs
in javelin with throws of
133’ 1” and 110’ respec-
tively. Kirk placed 4lh over
all. Evan Rietmann placed
3rd with a PR of 18’3.5” in
long jump. JoAnna Patton
PRed and took 3rd place
in discus with a throw of
84’1”. She also PRed in
javelin and high jump with
a toss of 89’2” and jump
of 4’8”, placing l sl in both
events. Stacee Halvorsen
bested her javelin throw
by almost 13 feet from last
week with a throw of 80’5”
for 5th place,
O ther individual
scorers were Evan Riet-
mann, 4th in 100M, 12.59a;
Tanner Rietmann, 2nd in
Triple Jump, 38’6”; Beth
Morter, 3rd in 100M, 14.23a
and 4th in shot put, 30’ 10.5”;
M akenna Ram os, 4th in
100M, 14.48a. The womens
4x100 relay also placed 1st
in the relay. No time was
recorded, as the clock didn’t
start, yet the length of the
lead made it an obvious
win. The team consisted of
runners: Makenna Ramos,
Stacee H alvorsen, Beth
Morter and Siren Endresen
(filling in for Shadow Ken-
drick).
Other competitors
for the evening included;
Alex Rietmann, who was
8th annual Joker’s Ball a success
“No shirt, no shoes, no ballroom blues. Put on
a grin, stay home and win!” was the theme for the 2011
Joker’s Ball.
The Joker’s Ball annual fundraiser is organized
by the North Morrow Community Foundation and ben
efits “Arts Impact Youth” programs in Boardman and
Irrigon schools. Each ticket purchased was entered in
a prize drawing. Winners did not need to be present for
the drawing, which was held on April Fools Day. The
event raised more than $1,800, enough for two weeks
of Artist In Residency education.
“We applaud the generosity of these donors,”
said the director of North Morrow Community Founda
tion.
Juli Gisi, manager of Boardman Branch Bank
of Eastern Oregon, drew the winning tickets.
EASTER APRIL 24TH
lone students explore
wind energy
injured during the 100M
race but hopped across the
finish line; Bailey Hague-
wood in the 200M, 28.88a;
Kirk Haguewood in shot
Fifth grade students from lone learned about wind energy
during a field trip to Invenergy Wind Farm near Cecil on
April 11. The trip, led by Tim Bennett, complemented students'
in-class study of energy with science teacher Lea Mathieu.
put, 30’ 10.75”; Jeremy
-Contributed photo
Coleman in shot put, 29’
8.25” and in discus, 79’ 10”;
and Luke Emmel in javelin,
106’ 4”.
Heppner Scout pack #661 hosts
pinewood derby
lone announces spelling champions
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lone spelling champions are Christine Raible (R), high
school; Oskar Peterson (L), middle school; Dayshawn Neal
(M), elementary. These scholars will advance to the Lmatilla-
Morrow County spelling competition in Pendleton on May 9.
-Contributed photo
Easter
Centerpieces
& Lillies
Household Hazardous
Waste Event
Leo Waite (top left), Angel Matthews (left), Antionio Matthews
(middle) and Sabashtian Futter (right) prepare for action at
the pinewood derby last Thursday. -ContributedPhoto
Fifteen racers attended Heppner Cub Scout Pack
#661’s 2011 Pine Wood Derby last Thursday, Aprii 14.
After four rounds of racing, the results are as follows:
Wolf pack—first place, Kegan Steagall; second place,
Angel Matthew ; third place Derrick Smith. Bear pack—
first place, Leo Waite; second place, Angel Matthew.
Webelo pack—first place, Wyatt Steagal; second place,
Kevin Smith; third place, Cody Wizner.
The Oregon Trail District Pinewood Derby Race
will be held Saturday, April 23 at the Latter Day Saints
church in Hermiston.
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