FO UR - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon
Wednesday, April 25,2012
lone track at River’s Edge
By Paula Emmel
The lone team had a
great day at the R iver’s
Edge meet in Umatilla on
April 20. O f the 11 mem
bers present, nine estab
lished personal records
(PRs), there was one new
relay team improvement
and two had new bench
marks for the season.
Trying out an event for
the first time was Bailey
Haguewood in the triple
jump; Bailey took a second-
place finish with a jump of
36’9”. Also trying some
thing new was Francisco
Ramirez in the 400M; he
ran it in 1:01.94. lone boys
finished 6th of 15 teams. The
girls’ team, made up of only
four girls, placed 13°* of 17
teams.
Achieving PRs were:
Evan R ietm ann, 200M ,
24.63; Justin Estabrook,
200M, 27.1; Luke Emmel,
400M, 56.47; Francisco
Ramirez, 800M, 2:31.9;
Bailey Haguewood, javelin,
140’ 1” ; Steven Holland,
high jum p, 5’ 10” ; Raid
Peck, long jum p, 9 '6 ” ;
Charlette Burghard, 1500M,
5:46.66 and Dominika Sen-
kerikova, shot put, 25’3.5”.
The m en’s 4x100 relay
team also improved their
time by almost a full sec
ond, to 47.92 seconds.
Emily Holland joins
three other 1A District 3
competitors in the top ten
in the state in javelin. She
is currently in sixth place.
Steven Holland is tied in
sixth place in the top ten in
high jump. The women’s
4x 100 relay is 10th in the top
ten in the state. Charlette
Burghard, 1500M; Bailey
Haguewood, high jump and
Evan Reitmann, long jump,
are on the fringe of entering
the top ten.
In the district, lone is
shaping up to be a con
tender. currently holding
The Mustang golf
team took first place in the
Pendleton Country Club
Tournament in Pendleton
last Friday, April 20.
H e p p n e r te a m
Bailey Haguewood gets ready to throw the javelin during last
Friday’s meet in Umatilla. Haguewood established a personal
record in the javelin with a throw of I40’l ”. - Photo by Paula
Emmel
24 top ten positions in 18
of the 34 events. Check it
out at www.athletic.net by
clicking Oregon, then 1A,
and choose District 3.
The team will be travel
ing to Goldendale, WA on
Friday and then to Condon
on Saturday.
Men’s Results
100 Meters
7, Evan R ietm ann,
12.10
13, Justin Estabrook,
12.89
34, Raid Peck, 20.30
200 Meters
11, Evan Rietmann,
24.63
14, L uke E m m el,
25.54
24, Justin Estabrook,
27.10
400 Meters
10, L uke E m m el,
56.47
17, Francisco Ramirez,
1:01.94
800 Meters
11, Francisco Ramirez,
2:31.90
4x100 Relay
4; Evan R ietm ann,
Bailey Haguewood, Justin
Estabrook, Luke Emmel;
47.92
Shot Put 12 lb.
21, Steven Holland,
33-01.00
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33, R aid Peck, 14-
06.00
Discus - 1.6 kg.
37, Raid Peck, 42-02
Javelin 800 g.
4, Bailey Haguewood.
140-01
High Jump
1, Steven H olland,
5-10.00
4, Bailey Haguewood,
5-06.00
Long Jump
2 3 , R a id P e c k ,
9-06.00
Triple Jump
2, Bailey Haguewood,
36-09.00
Women’s Results
100 Meters
10, Makenna Ramos,
14.41
200 Meters
21, Emily H olland,
33.47
1500 Meters
2, Charlette Burghard,
5:46.66
Shot Put 4 kg.
15, Dominika Senker-
ikova, 25-03.50
Discus 1 kg.
17, Emily Holland, bl-
08
Javelin - 600 g.
6, Dominika Senker-
ikova, 86-06
14, Emily Holland. 73-
09
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(tie), 31. Special events:
Shear and Eaves.
Next Sunday will
be the Mustang Scramble
High School G olf Team
Benefit. Twenty-nine teams
are signed up to play, and
the field is full. Further in
formation may be obtained
from golf coach Greg Grant
at Heppner High School,
541-676-9138.
Upcoming in May
will be regular Sunday
morning play on May 6,
hosted by Relly Fox and
Rod Wilson. There will not
be Sunday morning play
on Mother’s Day, May 13.
On May 20, Ron Bow
man, Barry Munkiers and
Duane Disque will head up
a special golfing activity
involving Ryder Cup-type
matches.
Over the Tee Cup
R esu lts fo r the
April 17 play day are:
Low gross o f the
field was taken by Corol
Mitchell. Ann Elgin had
low net and Sarah Rucker
had least putts.
Flight A— Raren
Thompson, low gross and
Eva Rilkenny, low net.
Flight B—Low gross, Dar-
cee Mitchell; low net, Jan
Paustian; least putts, Pat
D ougherty and RP, Pat
Dougherty. Flight C—Bev
erly Steagall, low gross;
Betty Carlson, low net and
Bemic Lott, least putts. RP,
Betty Carlson.
Corol Mitchell had
a birdie on hole #5.
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County
Recreation
District and
Portland
General
Electric
members were Austin Guti
errez, Ryle Harrison, Zac
Orem, Adam Collin and
Luke Jobes. The team ’s
score of 341 beat out 11 oth-
er teams from Bums, En
terprise, Grant Union, Ho
rizon Christian, Nixyaawii,
Nyssa, Union, Wallowa,
Pendleton and Cove.
Heppner River’s Edge results
WCCC Men’s Club news
Twenty-seven men
competed in last Sunday
m orning’s regular play.
Winners were:
G ro ss : 1, Tom
Bedortha, 63; 2, Stuart
Walker, 65; 3, Matt Scriv-
ner, 67; 4, Don Eaves, 68.
Net: 1, John Bowles, 54;
2, John Edmundson, 55; 3,
Ray Cecil, 56; 4, Bob Mac
Donald, 58. Least putts:
Tom Shear and Don Eaves
Mustangs tee off to victory
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The M ustang team
traveled to Umatilla to par
ticipate in the River’s Edge
track meet last Friday. Re
sults are as follows:
M en’s Results
Heppner men placed
7th overall with 28 team
points.
100 Meters
3, C o n ner P appas,
11.67
18. Seth Palmer, 13.35
200 Meters
4, C o n n er P ap p as,
23.81
13, Jeff M cConnell,
25.38
21, Seth Palmer, 26.84
400 Meters
5, C o n n er P appas,
53.50
15, Ja c o b M o ses,
1:00.51
19, C h u c k Z h u ,
1:05.54
800 Meters
1 7, Tom G o u l d ,
2:47.57
1500 Meters
8, J a c o b M o s e s ,
4:54.78
110MHurdles - 39"
3, Andrew Bara, 17.28
4x100 Relay
3; Andrew Bara, Seth
Palmer, Jeff McConnell,
Conner Pappas; 47.80
400 Meters
Shot P u t - 12 lb.
12, Ryla Dyer, 1:08.65
18, Zech Hintz, 34-
100M Hurdles 33 ”
08.50
13, Rel l y Wi l son,
28, Tom Gould, 28- 20.33
01.00
300M Hurdles 30 ”
Discus - 1. 6 kg.
3, E m m a O s m i n ,
27, Zech Hintz, 68-01 52.95
28, Skyler Hawks, 65-
13, Ryla Dyer, 1:00.16
01
4x100 Relay
36, Chuck Zhu, 48-08
2; Mekayla Rindle,
Javelin 800 g.
Carrie Haguewood, Relly
19, Jesse Wolford, 107- W ilson, Emma Osmin;
06
54.05
25, Tom Gould, 97-02
Shot Put 4 kg.
31, Skyler Hawks, 87-
27, Brianna Hynes, 18-
01
05.00
High Jump
Javelin 600 g.
Joe Schmidt
28, Brianna Hynes, 42-
Jacob Moses
11
Long Jump
High Jump
13, Andrew Bara, 15-
I, Carrie Haguewood,
01.50
4-10.00
20, Joe Schmidt, 11-
Long Jump
09.00
4, Emma Osmin, 15-
Triple Jump
02.00
12, Joe Schmidt, 27-
5, Carrie Haguewood,
03.00
14-09.50
Women’s Results
14, Ryla Dyer, 11 -
Heppner women placed 11.25
8lh overall with 38 team
Triple Jump
points.
II, Carrie Haguewood,
100 Meters
29-00.00
4, E m m a O s m i n ,
13, Relly Wilson, 28-
14.07
08.50
12, Mekayla Rindle,
13, Mekayla Rindle,
14.80
28-08.50
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58 walkers join MS walk
On Saturday, April
21, 48 walkers in Heppner
and 10 walkers in Condon
walked towards a world
free of multiple sclerosis by
participating in the Eastern
Oregon Walk MS in Hep
pner.
Walkers through
out Eastern Oregon, Bend
and Portland raised impor
tant funds needed to fund
research and important lo
cal programs.
The wal ker s at
the H eppner site raised
$8,438.86 the day of the
walk. This year participants
who were unable to attend
could sign-up as virtual
walkers.
Jan M offit from
Condon got the ball rolling
and 10 people from Con
don known as the “Condon
G als” signed-up for the
walk, raising $210.
A cheering section
headed up by M ichelle
Stone manned the rest
stops. The high school stu
dents and Michelle’s kids
cheered the walkers on, as
well as supplying them with
bottled water—donated by
Heppner Family Foods—
and Odwalla bars donated
by one of the Oregon Chap
ter Walk MS Sponsors—
Odwalla. The students also
helped in the kitchen and
blew up balloons with a he
lium tank donated by John
and Nancy Gochnauer.
One of the walkers
commented that the day
co u ld n ’t have been any
better; everyone enjoyed
the event. When everyone
made it to the finish line,
w alkers and volunteers
(after they served everyone)
enjoyed a brunch headed
up by April Sykes at All
Top: Forty-eight walkers turned out for the Eastern Oregon
Walk MS last Saturday. Bottom: Merilee and Bill McDowell
(front left) head up the start of the 14th annual MS walk, in
it’s 13th year in Heppner. -Photos by David Sykes
Saints Episcopal Church.
One o f the coordinators
expressed how wonderful it
is to gather together, share a
meal and get to know each
other.
Top fundraisers for
the day of the walk were:
Raley Christensen, Merilee
McDowell, Ashley Mallory
and Barb Orwick.
Top m otivators:
Bill McDowell and Linda
Moore.
Top movers: The
Youthinators Team.
Top t eams : All
Saints Hope for the Cure,
Coowey, Queenbees ,
Youthinators.
A raffle was held
during breakfast. Raffle
items were donated by
Hermiston Wal-Mart, Green
Feed and Seed, Murray
Drugs, Peterson’s Jewelers
and Hair Expressions. Hep
pner Family Foods donated
water, Bank o f Eastern
Oregon donated $100 and
fruit, Bucknum’s donated
ham and Columbia Basin
Electric donated matching
funds of $350. Hermiston
Wal-Mart also gave grant
funds totaling $1,000 to
the walk.
Anyone who didn’t
get donations in still has
time to donate; donations
will be accepted until May
25. Go online at www.
walkmsoregon.com or mail
donations to Oregon Chap
ter, 104 SW Clay St, Port
land, OR. 97201 or contact
Merilee McDowell for as
sistance at 541-571-5853.
7 t h A nnuaH touth
F ish in g D erb y
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
and Morrow County Parks
are sponsoring a F R E E
YOUTH FISHING DERB
»ra: Cutsforth Park
S ta r t T im a : 8:30 am
m : May 8,2012
E n d T im a : 11:00 am
For children 14 years old and younger
Address: 58430 Willow Creek Rd., Heppner, Oregon
For more information contact Betty Gray m the Morrow County Public Works Office (541) 919-8214
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