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FOUR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, February 8,2012 Lady Cards hold on to second place approaching districts The lone Lady Car dinals held on firmly to their second place spot in the Big Sky East with a split last week, losing a key match up on the road in Condon and coasting to a win at home against Echo. The Cardi nals’ record now stands at 14-4 on the season, 8-2 in the Big Sky Conference (BSC). In Condon on Janu ary 31, the Knights got out to a quick start, lead ing 14-6 at the end of one quarter, but the Cardinals came back and only trailed by 5, for a halftime score of 20-15. After the break, the Knights went on a scoring tear, outscoring lone 19-9 in the third, and held on for the 52-40 win. “This was another very physical game and we lost the rebound battle,” said Coach Mike Garrett. “That, along with a cold shooting night, was the dif ference in the game. Con don is a very good team and every time we play them we find out something that we can work on and improve. With the win, they secured the Big Sky East #1 seed and we will hopefully get a chance to play them at Districts.” Jo A n n a P a tto n was the Cardinals’ leading scorer with 14, and Shadow Kendrick had 10. On Friday, Febru ary 3, the Cardinals got a slow start against Echo but quickly turned a 10-10 first quarter tie into a 33-14 half-time lead. The Cards lengthened the lead to 45- 20 before coasting home to the 55-39 win. “ We played very well against Echo,” said Coach Garrett. “We had 12 turnovers (season low) and the second quarter was one of the best quarters that we have played all year. The team is starting to come together, and I hope that we are getting ready to peak at the right time. We have a busy week to finish out the regular season and I think that is going to help us go ing into Districts.” Shadow Kendrick notched a double-double with 17 points and 14 re bounds. Lacey Thompson added 11 points, lone 55, Echo 39 Echo (7-13, 5-5 BSCL’Rachael Round, 11; Katelyn Elligsen, 10; Evan- Mustang boys set for districts The Heppner High basketball teams traveled to Enterprise last Friday to play the Outlaws. The Mustangs girls’ varsity team played great defense and held the score even at half-time. The Out laws then came out hot in the third quarter to take the lead by six points going into the final quarter. Good free- throw shooting by Heppner as a team (13-18) and Carrie Haguewood’s eight for nine from the stripe made it close at the end o f regulation. Although they ultimately gave up the victory, losing 50-47 to the Outlaws, the Mustangs controlled the boards and played well as a team. The boys’ varsity beat the Outlaws 55-50 in a hard-won game in Enter prise. The game was up for grabs in the fourth quarter, but Heppner came away with the needed win. In the second set of Heppner varsity basketball team members (L-R): Cam Day (1), Aidan Wright (2), Jake Bowles (24), Justin Bailey (4), Stephen Thompson (3), Justin Franger (11), Cody Orr (23), JC Putman (0), Bryce Fowler (20), Kyle Harrison (12) and Garret Robinson (5) with coach Jeremy Rosenbaum and as sistant coach Ken Grieb. -Photo by Sandy Matthews games during their week- end road trip, the Mustangs stopped in Elgin to play the Huskies. The Mustang boys struggled to find their of fense and ended up badly beaten by the home team. 59-33. The girls played another close game but couldn't quite bring home the victory, going into over time against the Huskies. Late in the overtime period, Elgin hit a three-pointer and then a free-throw to pull ahead with 12 seconds left. The Mustangs got down the floor with the ball and Bailey Bennet hit a three- pointer at the buzzer to end the game, losing to the Huskies 48-47. With their victory over the Outlaws, the Mus tang boys have secured their place in districts, which take place Friday, Feb. 17. Heppner JH boys finish season The Heppner Ju nior High boy’s basketball program recently completed its 2011 -2012 season. The A team was coached by Luke Swanson; the B team coach was Mike Ehrsam. Both team s had very successful seasons. The B Team ended the year with a record of 18 wins and eight losses. The A Team compiled an impres sive record of 22 wins and three losses. A pizza feed for the players and parents was held last week, where Coach Swanson thanked parents for raising such fine young men, as well as for all of their support and help throughout the season. Top: Foreign Exchange Student, Senior Dominika Senker “The boys’ hard ikova, during the lone High School JV girls'game versus Echo work ethic and commitment on Feb. 3. lone won out against Echo in that game. Bottom: Senior Mary Kictmann during the lone High School JV girls' game versus Echo on Feb. 3. -Photos by Paula Emmel galyn Marcum. 9; B. Srofe, 5; E. McCarty, 2; Lesley Ibarra, 2; Kirsten McCal- lum. lone (1 4 -4 , 8-2 BSC): Shadow Kendrick. 17; Lacey Thompson, 11; JoAnna Patton, 9; Stacee Halverson, 8; Mary Reit- man, 6; Makenna Ramos, 2; Lauren Garrett, 2; Jaqueline Juarez; Charlette Burgard; Jasm ine Verduzco; Do minika Senkerikova. Three-point field goals: EHS.3; HIS, 1. Free throws: EHS, 2-9; HIS, 8-14. Personal fouls: EHS, 12; HIS, 15. Technical fouls: None. Fouled out: Cards O/ûleRtmes Day „i Candy Tuesday 14 f\o\A /erS Round (EHS). Condon/Wheeler52, lone, 40 lone (1 3 -4 , 7-2 BSC): JoAnna Patton, 14; Shadow Kendrick, 10; Mary Rietmann, 7; Makenna Ra mos, 4; Stacee Halvorsen, 2; Lacey Thom pson, 2; Lauren Garrett, 1. Condon/W heeler (18-0, 10-0 BSC): Ellie Logan, 29; Jessica Logan, 8; Courtney Maclnnes, 5; Brittney Lyda, 4; Bailey Harrison, 4; Deana Harris, 2; Matney Jamieson; Ken dra Snyder; Mariah Cama- rgo; Hannah Fatland. Three-point field goals: HIS, 2; C/W, 2. Free throws: HIS, 12-21; C/W, 18-23. Personal fouls: HIS, 18; C/W, 21. Technical fouls: none. Fouled out: Ra mos (1HS); Lyda (C/W). Front row (L-R): Bryan Fowler, Payton Lehman, Jake Lindsay, Coby Dougherty, Jared Geier, Ryan Cecil and Weston Putnam. Middle row (L-R): Coach Mike Ehrsam, Kevin Smith, Caden Hedman, Kolby Currin, JoJo Garcia, Kevin Murray, Kane Sweeney, Wyatt Steagall and Coach Luke Swanson. Back row (L-R): Tommy Bredfield, Logan Grieb, Alex Lindsay, Patrick Collins, Brian Rill, C.J. Kindle and Kaden Clark. -Contributed photo to improve and become bet- success this season,” said ter players was impressive Swanson, and the reason for their HES students offer magazine fundraiser Heppner Elemen tary School fourth- through sixth-grade students will be offering magazine subscrip tions to raise money for their annual end-of-year Tupper trip this year. Since this is the only fundraiser the students will hold for Tupper and other non-funded youth activities, everyone in the community is encouraged to support their efforts by purchasing a magazine sub scription or two. Anyone who wants can also help the students by going to www.gaschoolstore.com and placing orders there using school code 1325323. N on-m agazine products are also available on the website. Anyone with ques tions can contact Sherri Smith at 541-676-8719. High school presents comedy hypnotist H e p p n e r H ig h School will hold a Val entine’s Day dinner and hypnosis show Tuesday, February 14 at the high school. The fundraiser will begin with a lasagna dinner at 6 p.m., with the family- friendly hypnosis show to take place at 7:30 p.m. An ice cream social will follow the show. C ost for d in n er and the show is $10. Din ner only is $7; tickets for the show cost $5. Tickets are available at the high school or Murray’s Drug. Proceeds from the event will go to the HHS 2012 Sober Grad Night. Contact Heppner High School at 541-676-9138 for more information. -G ifts CALL OUR FLORAL DEPARTMENT TODAY 541 675-9426 - Delivery available!! D rink S pecials T oasted C oconut C ream B reve $ 3.00 P eppermint P addy I talian $ 2.25 Si/M fast shakes \ TWIST IT UP WITH SHOTS OF COFFEE W edding Table Travis Winters & Laura Brown Saturday; March 3rd Mumyj D aiuj ~ 217 North M«n St Htppnw Phot» 676-915« • Floral 67#-9426 Serving Morrow, Wheeler ft Gilliam counties Since 1959 HHS announces honor roll H e p p n e r High School announces that the following students have made the honor roll for semester one of the 2011- 2012 school year: 12,h Grade Justin Pranger, 4.0 Conner Pappas, 4.0 Zechariah Hintz, 4.0 Natalie Rauch, 4.0 Cody Orr, 4.0 Justin Bailey Camron Day Carrie Haguewood Seth Palmer Stephanie Schuler 11* Grade Maggie Collins, 4.0 Cidney Coster, 4.0 Bryce Fowler, 4.0 Earl Propheter, 4.0 Elizabeth Rill, 4.0 Savannah Seewald, 4.0 Stephen Thompson, 4.0 Shan Shan Chen Tessa Gould Breyanna Hynes Kissler Sukrit Itarasiri Hyun Jun Kim Garrett Robinson Liu Yiming Junhan Zhu Due to the Morrow County Fee schedule order No. OR-20-2011 as of lanuary 1,2012 the Morrow County transfer stations will Increase their fees 2 0 % for removal of waste. Due to inflation of annual operating cost and other expenses beyond our control. Morrow County would like to encourage and remind you the free disposal of latex and enamel paints, computers, computer towers and televisions free of charge. Remember residence are still allowed to dump the large appliances and household items such as refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, washer/dryers, water heaters, mattresses, sofa, loveseats and lounge chairs free of charge. Thank you. North end Transfer Station, 69900 Frontage Lane. Boardman, OR. 97818. South end Transfer Station S7185 Hwy 74, Lexington, OR. 97839. Both hours of operation 9:00 - 4:00 Saturday and Sunday. Any questions or con cerns may be addressed to (S41) 989-9500. 10"1 Grade Ryan Dougherty, 4.0 Blake Greenup, 4.0 Lillian Sandford, 4.0 Jefferson Dowdy Micha Hintz Nicole Kempken MeKayla Kindle Jared Lemmon Sammantha Lemmon Mallorie Jones J.C. Putman Ayssa Wizner Ninth Grade Cade Arbogast, 4.0 Paige Grieb, 4.0 Maddie Lindsay, 4.0 Makenzi Hughes John Propheter Joseph Schmidt Jeremiah Petzold Skyler Hawks Eighth Grade Caitlyn Bailey, 4.0 Skyler Palmer, 4.0 Kai Arbogast Ethan Barnes Alexis Bray Rylee Kollman Jessica Kempken Will Lutcher Emily Pappas Seventh Grade Kolby Currin, 4.0 Bryan Fowler, 4.0 Kellie Eadler Logan Grieb Jacob Lindsay Kevin Murray Sydney Qualls Demitra Schmidt Kane Sweeney If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, help is available and that help Is FREE of charge. If Y O U h ave a fam ily m em ber w h o suffers from ga m b lin g addiction, Y O U c a n a lso receive F R E E treat m ent even if the ga m b le r is not receiving treatment. If you are a resident o f M orrow C o u n ty and you w ish to take a d v a n ta g e of the se rv ic e s a b o v e or desire m ore information. P le a s e call an y of the following nu m b ers to set up a L O C A L appointm ent or just to talk: B o b b y H arris ® 5 4 1-676-9925 or 541-2 5 6-0 1 75 Community Counseling Solutions (C C S ) ® 541-676-9161 O R 1-877-695-4648 (1 -8 8 8 -M Y L IM IT )
