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
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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.
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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:
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