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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, September 21,2011 lon e football team takes win over D ayville/M onum ent HHS Volleyball team to play Pilot Rock Thursday By Rod Wilson By Paula Kmniel lone head coach Stan Weiper led the Cardi nal Football team to another win during preseason play. W inning the First home game was a goal, especially when facing another tough opponent in the Dayville/ M onument Tigers. The Tigers have a good passing team, lone stayed close to the Tigers, ending the first half just one touchdown behind, 28-36. lone once again held a good team scoreless in the second half, while continuing to score. The Cardinals took over the lead during the 3rd quarter, 42-36, and went on to win in the fourth, 50-36. C oach W eip er’s exuberance showed in his comments, “After giving up 36 points in the first half, our team responded extremely well to shut out Dayville/Monument in the second half. 1 was very pleased with our effort and the way we responded when we were down two touch downs in the first half. We were able to make a num ber of big plays when we needed them. We are begin ning to develop the team character that we will need to compete for a league championship.” Came Stats: Rushing- lone senior Zac Orem carries for 183 yards and 4 touchdowns Stillman 17 for 132 and 1 touchdown Orem 5 for 41 yards Peterson 1 for 4 yards Total of 41 carries for 352 yards rushing and 5 touch downs. Passing- Orem 10 of 17 for 232 yards and 2 touchdowns Receiving- Juarez 1 for 19 yards and a touchdown Collin 4 for 63 yards Stillman 3 for 90 yards and a touchdown Reitmann 2 for 60 yards Total Offensive gain of 584 yards Scoring- Reitmann 4 Rietmann 18 TD for 24 points Tate Gentry, John Steagall win MC team roping event Stillman 2 TD and 2 Pats (conver sions) for 16 points Juarez 1 TD for 6 points Orem 1 Pat for 2 points Collin 1 Pat for 2 points Defense: Reitmann 8 tackles & 1 interception Dumler 7 tackles Collin 7 tackles Kirk Hague- wood 7 tackles Juarez 5 tackles Synder 5 tackles Box score: Dayville/Monument 22 14 0 0 36 lone 14 14 14 8 50 Willow Creek Park District to hold meeting Willow Creek Park District will have a regu lar meeting on Tuesday, September 27, at 6 p.m. at Heritage “Land Co., 278 N. Main, Heppner. Photo by Lindsey Wyllie Tate Gentry and John Steagall were the winners of the team roping event at the Morrow County Rodeo held Sunday, August 21 in Heppner. HHS Volleyball team plans soup feed Thursday Heppner Varsity Football Schedule Sep 23 7pm vs Enterprise Sep 30 7pm @ Elgin A Heppner High School soup feed, sponsored by Oct 7 7pm vs Stanfield the HHS volleyball team, will offer homemade soups and Oct 21 7pm @ Pilot Rock desserts for sale this Thursday, Sept. 22, beginning at 5 Oct 28 7pm @ Weston- McEwen / Griswold p.m. at Heppner High School. Nov 4 7pm vs Irrigon The volleyball team will play Pilot Rock, also Nov 12 1st Round Play offs beginning at 5 p.m. Nov 19 Quarter Finals Nov 26 Semi Finals Dec 3 State Finals Agricultural & Commercial Loans The Heppner High School Varsity Volleyball team has been working hard during pre-season preparing for the league opener this Thursday her in Heppner against Pilot Rock with the JV game starting at 4:30 p.m. and varsity play begin ning around 6 p.m. This year’s team is a mix of a great bunch of kids from all four grades of high school. They have been fortunate to get a lot of time in the gym and have many different players on the floor. They have shown some promise at times and are continuing to progress as a team. The varsity team has played in four tourna ments. They traveled to Yakima Sept. 9 in a 32-team tournament. Playing in the second seed, they posted a win over Annie Wright and Selah JV. They played G oldendale in the final game and lost, but played great volleyball. Their fin ish was in the tope 10 of all 32 schools. Heppner Varsity Volleyball Schedule Low Gross: Corol Mitchell, Darci Mitchell, Laura Rogers. Low Net: Virginia Grant, Burul DeBoer, Lu- villa Sonstegard. Least Putts: Eva Kilkenny, Carri Grieb. Least Putts on 12: Virginia Grant. Lowest Score on 13: Corol Mitchell. A strong ag lender and ag producer relationship is a valuable asset. Our ag lenders know agriculture. Stop in and see us next time you need an ag loan. peted well. On Saturday, Sept. 17, they went to Athena Weston to play in their invitational. A fter pool play, they faced Waitsburg/ Prescott and lost the match in three games. They pro ceeded to beat Helix to play Enterprise in the final game for fifth place, winning the round in two games in a strong finish as a team. Saturday, Sept. 24, they host Elgin and En terprise in league games. Games start at 12 p.m. lone High School homecoming week underway This week is home coming week for the lone Cardinals with the home coming games this Friday night, Sept. 23, beginning with a home volleyball game at 5 p.m. and a foot Sep 23 7pm vs eSouth ball game at 7 p.m., both Wasco County versus South Wasco Coun Sep 30 7pm @ Sherman ty. The homecoming court Oct 7 7pm @ Dufur will be announced at half Oct 13 7pm vs Arlington time during the game and Oct 22 2pm vs Hosanna the dance will be held in Christian (Culver High the cafeteria from 10 p.m. School) to 1 a.m. Oct 28 7pm vs Echo This year’s home Nov 4 7pm @ Condon / coming court includes: se Wheeler nior princesses-Jazm ine Verduzco, M ary M cEl- ligott, Rebecca Jepsen and Shannon Metcalf; senior princes-Trent Cannon, Zac Orem, Kaleb Dumler, and M icah Stillm an; ju n io r court-A lisha Taylor and Tim Emmel; sophomore court-Emily Holland and Sep 22 5pm vs Pilot Rock Sep 24 Noon vs Elgin (Hep Joel Stillm an; freshman court-Lauren Garrett and pner) Joe Doherty; and crown Sep 24 1 pm vs Weston- bearers-Kelly Doherty and McEwen John McElligott. Sep 29 6pm @ Irrigon The classes deco Oct 1 Noon @ Union rated their respective halls Oct 1 1pm vs Enterprise last Friday. Monday was (Union) the “Egyptian Escape” with Oct 6 6pm @ Stanfield a tug o f war, Limbo and Oct 13 5pm @ Pilot Rock Oct 15 Noon @ Elgin (Elgin “Mud Wars. Tuesday was “Cow 4-Way Heppner/Stanfield) boy Day” with a relay and Oct 15 1pm vs Weston- “bobbing for worms.” That McEwen (Elgin) day the high school volley Oct 20 6pm vs Irrigon ball team hosted Echo. Oct 22 Noon vs Union W ednesday was (Stanfield) “Character D ay” with a Oct 22 1pm vs Enterprise Over the Tee Cup The Willow Creek Country Club ladies report the following results at the September 13 playday. Low Gross o f the Field: Nancy Propheter. Low N et o f the Field: Lorrene Montgom ery. Least Putts of the Field: Virginia Grant. In the HeppnerIn vitational, the next day, they lost to a tough Culver team and took a loss to Dufur in three games to finish third out of eight teams. In two days o f volleyball, they played about 30 matches to 25 points. On Sept. 15, the M ustangs hosted G rant Union and lone here in Heppner. Losing to grant Union in four games and to lone in three games, they struggled to find their offense that day, but com lone Varsity Football Schedule (Stanfield) Oct 25 6pm vs Stanfield Term Loans - Lines of Credit - Real Estate Loans Alana Wilson goes up for a hit photo by Rod Wilson lone Varsity Volleyball Schedule Sep 23 5pm vs South Wasco County Sep 27 5pm vs Riverside Sep 30 4:30pm @ Sherman Oct 1 Noon @ Griswold / Nixyaawii Oct 4 5pm vs eCondon / Wheeler Oct 7 5 pm @ Dufur Oct 11 5pm vs Griswold / Nixyaawii Oct 13 5pm vs Arlington Oct 15 1pm @ Condon/ Wheeler (Fossil) Oct 18 5:30pm @ Echo Oct 22 vs (Dufur Tourna ment) balloon stomp, an egg toss and macho man volleyball and powder puff football with the freshmen and ju niors playing against the sophomores and seniors. Thursday was Car dinal Pride Day with a “car stuff’ and a volleyball as sembly. In addition to high school volleyball and foot ball games, Friday’s activi ties include decorating the cafeteria for the dance and middle school football and volleyball games vs. South Wasco at home beginning at 2 p.m. Chamber of Commerce continued from page 1 not rule my life and I am not bound to a wheelchair. I use a wheelchair. Remem ber, the person first, the wheelchair second. Speak respectfully. Remember everyone is going to have a disability at some time. Many will be temporary, but there will be a disabil ity,” he said. Umbarger, a long time Pendleton native and Happy Canyon and Round-Up fan, said that he got so frustrated with not having access to watch these events, he eventually had a government agency come in and work with the Round-Up to correct the problems. 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