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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, December 28,2011 Lady Cards split play at Cougar Classic The lone Lady Car dinals split their games at the Country Christian Cou gar Classic in Molalla on December 19 and 20 with a com e-from -behind win over the hosts on Monday followed by a shellacking at the hands o f McKenzie on Tuesday. Country Christian put a tall team on the court; the Cards were without their post, JoAnna Patton, who missed the trip for family reasons. In the first quarter, CC controlled the flow o f the game and jum ped out to a commanding 18-4 lead. The Cardinal coaches made a few adjustments, and lone pulled to within two at the half, 20-18. In the third quarter, the Cards tuned up their press and, behind the hot shooting o f Stacee Hal- vorsen, grabbed the lead for good. At the end o f three, lone led 36-29 and rolled on to the 44-34 win. Stacee Halvorsen was the leading scorer for the third game in a row with 16 points. Shadow K en drick had 11 and Collette Cason had nine. Mary Riet- mann was the leader on the boards with 12 rebounds, and also had five steals. Shadow Kendrick notched a double-double with ten rebounds to go along with her double-digit points. She and Makenna Ramos also had five steals. “ They [C ountry Christian] are one o f the contenders in the C asco League,” said Coach Mike G arrett. “The kids did a really good job o f holding them to 34 points.” He noted that Sta cee Halvorsen was a “spark plug” for the team, coming off the bench to score 16 points. He also said that Mary Rietmann and Shad ow Kendrick did a good job o f slowing Country Chris tian’s 6 ’0 post player after the first quarter. D ay tw o o f th e Cougar Classic pitted the Cards, who had just climbed to the number one spot in the OSAA power rankings, against an experienced and tall McKenzie team. “ We knew going in they were going to be tough,” said Garrett. Still playing with out Jo A n n a P a tto n , the Malheur forest logging operations Logging operations and log hauls are expected to impact traffic in Malheur National Forest in the com ing weeks. Logging operations have started on the Craw timber sale, located in the Blue Mountain Ranger Dis trict approxim ately three miles northeast o f Austin Junction. Trucks will be us ing Forest Roads 2620477, 2620, Hwy. 26 and on to surrounding mills. O p e r a t i o n s on the 16 Road Stewardship started up the week o f De cem ber 25. The 16 Road Stewardship is located in the Crane Prairie area on the Prairie City Ranger District. Log haul will be on Forest Road 16 and County Road 62 to Prairie City, deliver ing to area mills. National Forest offices closed A ll M alheur N a tional Forest Offices will be closed Monday, January 2 to observe N ew Years Day. The M alheur N a tional Forest em ployees would like to wish everyone a happy holiday season and a happy and prosperous new year. Heppner girls’ varsity takes win over Imbler 27-26; boys trail 49-43 The Mustang bas ketball teams traveled to Imber on December 20 to play the Panthers. The girls’ squad is now 3-4 overall after defeating Im ber in a close contest that went down to the buzzer, 27-26. The Mustangs, up by three at the half, lost m om entum in the th ird quarter, outscored by the Panthers 11-4. Turnovers were abound on both teams, w ith the M ustangs g iv ing up the ball 34 tim es throughout the game. In the fourth quar ter Heppner found them selves down by only two points w ith 30 seconds remaining, when two free throws from an Imbler foul gave Alana Wilson a chance to tie the game, along with a Panther technical foul called w hich added tw o tries from the line. Wilson hit three o f four to give the Mustangs the lead by one. The Panthers received the ball with five seconds left in reg u latio n but could not find the hoop in time. The Heppner team fought to the finish on the court. They continue to struggle offensively, shooting nine for 34 from the field. Stats: W ilson-11, G re e n u p -8 , C o llin s - 4 , R auch-2, H aguew ood-2. The M ustangs were 9-17 from the line. In the bo y s’ var sity gam e, the M ustangs found them selves trailing throughout the game. Scor ing only three points in the third quarter and down by 14 to begin the final quar ter, the M ustangs battled back to within two points, but couldn’t overtake the Panthers, falling 49-43. Im b le r had fo u r plays in double figures in scoring. The Mustangs are now 4-3 overall. Stats: Orr-17, Pranger-10, Day-7, Thomp son-5, Bowles-4. Heppner hit five three-pointers and were six for 11 from the stripe. Heppner will host a Christmas tourney Dec. 29-30 with games starting at 3 p.m. on Thursday. CHECK OUT THESE REAL ESTATE DEALS OWNER SAYS SELL IT! 2 bedroom home on large lot in Lex Lots of room for a garden and other activities with this 2 bedroom 1 bath single wide mobile home in Lexington. Lots of upgrade including new floor ing, new roof, insulation, new vinyl windows, water heater and much more. Visitors to this area o f the forest are urged to use c a u tio n w h ile d riv ing or recreating. There will be a large volume o f log truck traffic and heavy equipm ent activity. D riv ers should drive with their headlights on, slow down when approaching curves and be aware o f workers in the area. C ardinals w ere im m edi ately rocked on their heels and thoroughly pounded by McKenzie, 54-22. McKen zie led 22-7 after one and 31-17 at the half, but ran away in the second half, outscoring lone 23-7. “ T hey ju s t beat us in every aspect o f the game,” said Garrett. “They play an aggressive man-to man defense and moved the ball very well on offense. “The game exposed quite a few things we need to work on.” Shadow Kendrick was the leading scorer for the Cards with seven. 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