Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, October 17, 2018 -- FOUR
Mustangs extend winning
streak
Clinic becomes youth friendly
The Ione school-based
health center at the Ione
Community Clinic has
started a Youth Advisory
Council (YAC). The first
project, headed by the new
clinic coordinator Clair Ar-
nold, was to make the clinic
youth friendly. She worked
closely with the kids on the
project and is facilitating
the YAC.
The council members,
Gracie Jewett, MaLin-
da Morter, Zoey Gilbert,
Elaina Ehrmantraut, Jake
Heideman, Ivalee Hass,
Clair Arnold and Yvonne
Linemen Roy Collins (75) and Tyler Carter (68) hold off the Weston-McEwen Tigerscots. Morter, are the ambassadors
-Photo by Damon Brosnan.
and the link between the
The Heppner Mus- Mason Lehman caught a 108 yards in the game.
school and the clinic.
tangs football team ex- pass from Wilson for the
Jayden Wilson was
tended their winning streak two point conversion to 5-11 passing the ball for Students pictured working on
to five games by beating the make the score 34-0.
133 yards and two touch- the project are: Ivalee Hass,
Jake Heideman, Zoey Gilbert,
Weston-McEwen Tiger-
The Mustang defense downs. Kason Cimmyotti and Elaina Ehrmantraut.
scots 55-8. The Mustangs held again and got the ball was 1-2 for 25 yards in the -Contributed photo.
(5-2, 2-0) scored a touch- right back for the offense. game.
down on every possession An eight-play drive ended
Mason Lehman caught
they had, except their last with another touchdown three passes for 108 yards
one late in the fourth quar- when Wilson found Burri- and a touchdown. Bryan
ter, to get the win.
ght open behind the defense Collins had one catch for 25
Heppner kicked off to and hit him with a 23 yard yards and Burright caught
The Heppner Mustang
start the game and quickly scoring pass. Conor Bros- one ball for 23 yards and
volleyball
team got two
got the ball back. Once they nan kicked the extra point a score. Wolters had one
more
wins
in
Blue Moun-
did, it only took two plays to give the Mustangs a 41-0 catch for the night that
tain
Conference
play last
to score the game’s first lead with two minutes to gained two yards.
week.
The
Mustangs
cele-
touchdown. Quarterback play in the half.
Wilson led the team in
brated
senior
night
at
home
Jayden Wilson took off with
Mason Lehman then rushing with 132 yards on
the ball and scrambled 39 intercepted a Tigerscot pass eight attempts and scored with a big win over the
yards through the Tigerscot with only 23 seconds left in two touchdowns. Wolters Weston-McEwen Tiger-
defense to get the score. the half. Three plays later, was next with 113 yards scots 25-23, 21-25, 27-17,
Wilson then threw a pass to Wilson hit Mason with a on 10 carries and had two 22-25, 15-11. They then
Logan Burright for the two short pass that he gathered touchdowns. Hisler picked traveled to Pilot Rock and
point conversion to give the in and then outraced the up 66 yards on five at- beat the Rockets 25-22,
Mustangs a quick 8-0 lead. entire Tigerscot defense for tempts and Mason Lehman 25-20, 25-14.
A close first set saw the
After the Heppner de- a 76 yard touchdown catch rushed for 20 yards on four
Tigerscots
lead at 20-15
fense got another stop, the and run. That made the half- attempts and scored one
before
the
Mustangs
battled
offense put together a six- time score 47-0. The second touchdown. Bryan Collins
back.
They
chipped
away
at
play drive the ended with half would be played with carried the ball one time for
the
lead
and
finally
tied
the
another touchdown when a running clock because of a 25 yard gain and Cimmy-
Mason Lehman ran the ball the 45 pt. rule.
otti ran the ball three times score at 23-23. The Mus-
in from seven yards out.
We s t o n M c E w e n for 13 yards. Derrick Smith tangs scored the last two
That gave the Mustangs a would get their only score carried the ball one time points to win the set 25-23.
14-0 lead as the first quarter of the game on their first and gained three yards for The second set was much
like the first except it was
ended.
drive in the second half to the team.
The second quarter make the score 47-8.
On the defensive side the Tigerscots who battled
started with Wilson taking
The Mustangs substi- of the ball, Tyler Carter led to the end after the set was
off with the ball and run- tuted freely at this point the team in tackles with sev- tied 15-15. The Mustangs
ning it in for a touchdown and the team went on a en. Brosnan was next with had their chances but ended
from the 43 yard line. The nine-play scoring drive six and Jason Rea had five. up losing the second set
score of the game was now that was highlighted by Wolters and Jackson Leh- 21-25.
Heppner jumped out to
20-0.
a 43 yard run by Brock man were next with four
a
8-0
lead in the third set
Heppner got the ball Hisler. They scored when tackles each and Burright
only
to
see the Tigerscots
back after a Tigerscot punt Kason Cimmyotti ran the and Jace Coe recorded three
tie
the
score
at 11-11. From
and quickly scored again. ball in from three yards out each. With two tackles each
there
the
Mustangs
pulled
A four-play drive that was for the touchdown. Bryan were Gavin Hanna-Robin-
away
to
lead
20-15
and
then
highlighted by a Wilson to Collins then took the ball son, Matt Orem, Hayden
get
the
victory
25-17.
In
the
Mason Lehman pass play of around right end for the two Hyatt, Cody Fletcher and
close
fourth
set
the
teams
23 yards, a Blake Wolters point conversion to make Kegan Steagall. Having
run of 15 yards and a Wil- the score 55-8 early in the one tackle in the game were were tied at 19-19 before
son run of 15 yards ended fourth quarter.
Wilson, Hisler, Keegan Weston-McEwen pulled
when Wolters powered the
The teams traded pos- Gibbs, Roy Collins, Kellen ahead 23-19. They then
ball into the end zone from sessions after that and the Grant, Nate Maret, Mikel served out the set to get the
one yard out for the touch- game ended with the Mus- Jaca, Evan Kollman, Rien win 25-22 and set up a fifth
down. That made the score tangs getting the win by the Maret, Edward Ellsworth, and deciding set.
A back-and-forth fifth
26-0 with six minutes left score of 55-8.
Brian Lindsay and Hunter
set
was
tied five times be-
in the first half.
Heppner had 22 first Greenup. Mason Lehman
fore
the
Mustangs pulled
On the kickoff, the Ti- downs in the game to only had a tackle and an inter-
away.
The
teams were tied
gerscot kick returner fum- eight for Weston-McE- ception in the game.
at
11-11
before
the Mus-
bled the ball and it was wen. The Mustangs had
The Mustangs will
tangs
took
control
and won
recovered by Nate Maret 354 yards rushing and 158 have another home game
the
set
15-11.
With
that
at the 21 yard line. Three passing for a total of 512. this week as they host the
win,
the
Mustangs
won
the
plays later Wolters carried The Tigerscots rushed for Grant Union Prospectors at
match
3-2.
the ball in for the touch- 109 yards and had –1 yards Les Payne Field on Friday
The Pilot Rock gym is
down from 14 yards out. passing the ball for a total of night.
always a tough place to play
but this time it didn’t seem
to bother the Mustangs. A
ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE: tight first set saw four lead
changes and twelve ties.
The teams were tied at 3,
4, 5, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 17,
Mustang volleyball gets two
more wins
MONDAYS AT 5:00 P.M.
20, 21 and 22. From there
the Mustangs finished off
the Rockets and won the
set 25-22.
Heppner won the first
point of the second set and
never looked back. They led
the entire set by as few as
one point or as many as five.
They took complete control
of the set in the middle of
it and stretched their lead
out and won by the score
of 25-20.
The Rockets got the
first point of the third set
but would never lead again.
There were two ties ear-
ly but then Heppner took
control. They soon took a
three point lead and then
stretched it to four, five and
six points. The momentum
continued to build for the
Mustangs as the lead grew
until the final point was
made and the Mustangs got
the winning score of 25-14.
The Mustangs swept the
Rockets in the match 3-0.
Tuesday, Oct. 16 the
Mustangs (14-11, 7-4) trav-
el to Stanfield to take on the
Tigers in their last confer-
ence match of the season.
On Saturday, Oct. 20 they
will play in the BMC Dis-
trict Tournament which will
be held at Stanfield High
School.
Above: Nicole Propheter (16) jumps to slam the ball over the
net. Below: Genevieve Smith (14) gets under the ball for the
save while Jenna NcCullough (8) and Madison Combe (28)
prepare to assist. -Photos by Kirsti Cason.
Community
Halloween
Party
Treats
Good
place to
warm
up!!
games October 31st
hot dogs
5:30-8pm
at all
saint parrish hall
Funded by Morrow County Unified
Recreation District and facilitated
by Hopeful Saints Mission Trippers
Heppner Les Schwab would like to congratulate
The Wranglers Riding Club Members!
Lead line: 1st place Jaylee
Schlaich 2nd place tie Ellie
Rinehart & Devyn Pottala 3rd
place Pearl Miller & 4th place
Kathryn Knowles!!!
Peewees!! : 1st place Paige Mill-
er 2nd place Mary Ashbeck 3rd
place (not in group pic) Beau-
hannon Broeckel 4th place Tate
Turner.
Lil Wranglers: 1st place Healy
Hisler 2nd place Quaid Jensen
3rd Place Rowdie Broeckel 4th
place Amelya Pinkham.
Jr girls: 1st place Hallee His-
ler 2nd place Saige Jensen 3rd
place Zandra Masterson