Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, May 4,2011
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Youth Track Club competes at lone scores at Union
Umatilla Meet
Jacee Currin caries the baton
tributed photo
The South Morrow
Youth Track Club traveled to
Umatilla to compete on April
28. Results are as follows:
50M
5-6 Boys
Trevor Nichols, 14)38;
Keegin Chitty, 12.04; Ty
Boor, 12.47; Dillan Doyle,
12.57; Narin Stone, 12.69.
5-6 Girls
McKenna Bray, 10.00.
100M
5-6 Boys
David Cribbs, 20.94; Cody
Fletcher, 21.78; Keegin
Chitty, 23.5; Ty Boor, 25.37;
Dillan Doyle, 26.81.
5-6 Girls
Ireland Martin, 26.44; Cam-
ryn Scrivner, 29.84.
7-8 Boys
Brock Hisler, 18.25; Noah
Stone, 19.86.
7-8 Girls
Marlee Mitchell, 18.53;
Rylee Bray, 18.75; Kendall
Dowdy, 22.09; Genevieve
Smith, 22.75; Kylie Boor,
23.13; Aimee Turrell, 25.38.
9-10 Boys
Mason Lehman, 17.22; Kael
Osmin, 17.60.
9-10 Girls
Jacee Currin, 18.37.
11-12 Boys
Patrick Burch, 21.43.
1500M
7-8 Boys
Casey Fletcher, 7:06.
4x100 Relay
A beautiful day in
Union set the scene for the
15 teams in attendance on
April 30. lone took three
Lehman, 3:37.
women com petitors, who
9-10 Girls
scored 24 team points, and
Jacee Currin, 3:48.
eight men who scored 14
11-12 Boys
points for the day. Kaid
Alex Lindsay, 3:46.
Peck had another awesome
200 Meter Run
day
with two PRs in his
5-6 Boys
three
events. He increased
David Cribbs, 50.37; Trevor
his
shot
put to 12’3” andhis
Nichols, 50.60; Keegin
long
jum
p to 7’2”. He was
Chitty, 54.88;
Cody
consistent
for the weekend
Fletcher, 54.90.
in
his
discus
throw of 35’.
7-8 Boys
Luke
Emmel
put
in a season
Jackson Lehman, 40.22;
best
performance
in two of
Brock Hisler, 41.60; Casey
his
three
events,
raising
his
Fletcher, 44.43.
javelin
distance
to
120’7.5”
7-8 Girls
and lowering his tim e in
Madelyn Nichols, 41.56;
the
100M dash to 12.68a,
Marlee Mitchell, 50.47;
while
winning a close fin
Kylie Boor, 52.35.
ish
in
one
o f the heats. Kirk
9-10 Boys
Haguewood
set a PR in shot
Hunter Nichols, 37.88; Kael
put
with
a
throw
o f 33’ 11”.
Osmin, 40.97; Peyton Leh
man, 42.85; Cason Mitchell, Steven Holland ran a PR
time of 54.8a in the 400M
46.44.
race.
11-12 Boys
M akenna Ram os
Alex Lindsay, 36.72.
returned to the 200M race
11-12 Girls
after a two-year reprieve,
Reiah Waite, 48.22
setting a season benchmark
Shot Put
of 30.45a, and placing 7th.
5-6 Boys & Girls
M akenna also placed 7th
Dillan Doyle, 8’9”; David
in the girl's 4X100 relay. -C on Cribbs, 7’8”; Narin Stone,
in the 100M with a time of
14.37a, scoring four team
7’.5”; Ireland Martin, 6’6”.
points
for her efforts. Beth
7-8 Boys & Girls
M
o
rter
sc o re d 20 team
Noah Stone, 18’8”; Casey
7-8 Boys
points
with
two first-place
Lehman, Hisler, Fletcher and Fletcher, 17’5”; Kendall
finishes,
bringing
hom e
Dowdy, 17’3”; Kylie Boor,
Osmin, 1:15.47.
two
gold
medals.
Her
triple
7-8 Girls
8’ 10”; Aimee Turrell, 7’4.5”
jum
p
was
33’
and
she
ran
9-10 Boys & Girls
Micheli, Smith, Dowdy and
the
800M,
unchallenged,
Cason Mitchell, 13’3”; Cait-
Nichols, 1:18.97.
with a time o f 2:36.30. Her
lyn Scrivner, 12’3”.
9-10 Boys
strategy was to stay with the
11-12 Boys & Girls
Lehman, Lehman, Mitchell
two
LaGrande girls, whose
Patrick Burch, 13’ 1”; Jimmy
and Nichols, 1:12.07.
time
was 2:33, so she could
Adams, 12’3”.
9-10 Girls
beat
lone’s school record.
Stone, Nichols, Scrivner and Long Jump
However,
during the first
5-6 Boys & Girls
Currin, 1:17.90.
corner,
she
realized they
McKenna Bray, 6’5”; David
400Meter Run
were
moving
too slow, so
Cribbs, 6’3”; Narin Stone,
5-6 Boys
after
the
“cut-in”
line, she
6’1.5”; Cody Fletcher, 5’11”;
Trevor Nichols, 1:45.12;
made
her
way
around
the
Ireland Martin, 5’9”; Ty
Cody Fletcher, 1:53.28.
pack,
and
m
aintained
her
Boor, 5’8”; Keegin Chitty,
7-8 Boys
pace to win. With no one
5 ’ 2 ” .
Brock Hisler, 1:36.56; Jack-
to pace her, she narrowly
7-8
Boys
&
Girls
son Lehman, 1:37.34; Noah
missed her goal by 1.2 sec
Genevieve
Smith,
8’5”;
Stone, 1:40.37.
onds. She will attempt the
Noah
Stone,
7’9”;
Rylee
7-8 Girls
record-breaking
run again
Bray,
7’3”;
Aimee
Turrell,
Madelyn Nichols, 1:30.82;
next
week
or
at
districts
in
6’4”.
Marlee Mitchell, 1:44.25.
two weeks. Siren Endresen
9-10 Boys & Girls
9-10 Böys
ran the 1500M with a better
Hunter Nichols, 1:27; Peyton Jacee Currin, 9’5”; Leah
tim
e o f 6:12.92a on Sat
Lehman, 130; Cason Mitch Stone, 9’; Caitlyn Scrivner,
urday
than in the wind on
5’10”; Mason Lehman, 5’5”.
ell, 1:41.28.
Friday.
11-12 Boys & Girls
9-10 Girls
lone com petes in
Alex Lindsay, 10’1”; Darby
Leah Stone, 1:42.75.
their
final
regular season
Holtz, 8’5”; Nichole Shaw,
11-12 Boys
meet
in
Baker
City, Friday
7’10”; Jimmy Adams, 7’7”;
Alex Lindsay, 1:24.87.
May
6
at
2
p.m.
Then lone
Reiah Waite, 6’.
800 Meter Run
goes
to
districts
in Moro
Turbo Javelin
5-6 Boys
(Sherm
an
Co.)
Saturday,
7-8 Boys & Girls
Trevor Nichols, 3:57.
May 14 at 11 a.m. The state
Aimee Turrell, 13’5”.
7-8 Boys
track
meet for 1A will be
9-10 Boys & Girls
Jackson Lehman, 3:39.
held
the
following week
Leah Stone, 40’2”; Caitlyn
7-8 Girls
end,
May
20-21. The event
Madelyn Nichols, 3:35; Mar Scrivner, 23’10”.
schedules
will be posted on
11-12 Boys & Girls
lee Mitchèll, 3:53.
the
OSAA
website.
Patrick Burch, 34’5”; Jimmy
9-10 Boys
A
fter
this w eek
Hunter Nichols, 3:22; Peyton Adams 21’8”.
end’s improvements, mov
ing into the top 10 in district
are: Tanner Rietmann, who
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Top: Beth Morter finishes as an unchallanged first in the
800M on April 30. Bottom: Kaid puts the shot 12’3” for a
new PR at the Union meet. -Photo by Paula Emmel
is in a three-way tie with
Alex and Evan Rietmann in
the 100M in fifth position;
M akenna Ramos, who is
now in eighth in the 200M;
and Kirk Haguewood, who
moved up to position #2 in
javelin.
lone currently has
three individual team mem
bers (Shadow , Beth and
Tanner) and both the m en’s
and wom en’s 4x100 relay
teams in the 1A state top
10 standings. The top 25
1A state standings also in
clude nine individual lone
track team m em bers and
both 4x100 relay team s.
They are:
100M: #8 Shadow , #20
Steven, #22 Makenna
200M : #4 Shadow , #11
Steven
400M: #19 Steven
800M: #7 Beth
3000M: #15 Luke
300M Hurdles: #22 Ste
ven
4xl00R elay: #4 men and
women
Shot Put: #15 Beth
Discus: #19 JoAnna
Javelin: #14 JoAnna, #19
Kirk
High Jump: #12 Steven,
#15 JoAnna
Long Jump: #7 Beth, #9
Shadow, #15 Evan
Triple Jump: #3 Beth, #5
Tanner, #11 JoAnna, #19
Stacee
lone plans to improve their
standings in the com ing
meets, so come join them
for districts on May 14 in
Moro and cheer them on in
their endeavors.
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County Horse Show and
teaching others to ride and
rope.
He participated in
senior rodeos for 30 years,
beginning in Las Vegas in
1978; he has competed in
all of the western states and
in Canada. As a member o f
the National Senior Pro Ro
deo Association (NSPRA),
Fulleton qualified several
time for the NSPRA N a
tional Finals. He continued
to rodeo until 2007, when
he retired from the NSPRA
at the age o f 90.
Fulleton is now re
tired and divides his time
between Arizona and Or
egon. His retirement inter
ests include breaking horses
to buggy, fixing and selling
used cars, and helping the
M cE lligott fam ily m ove
cattle.
FFA banquet
May 12
The Heppner FFA
chapter will hold its annual
banquet on Thursday, May
12 at 6 p.m. at the Fair An
nex Building. Dinner will
be served at 6:30. Members
o f the community are invit
ed to attend the evening.
The Friends of
Heppner FFA will have a
brief meeting prior to the
banquet. Those interested
can contact Travis Harrison
for details.