Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 10, 2023 -- NINE
Local students speed Ione team hits hard Mustang baseball
at sub-regional tennis celebrates seniors
to top spots in Big
tournament
Cats Invitational
Morrow County high
school track and field ath-
letes traveled to Stanfield
las Friday, may 5, to com-
pete in the Big Cats In-
vitational. The Heppner
women’s team showed well
at the event, placing third
out of 17 women’s teams.
Several Morrow Coun-
ty students also made names
for themselves by claiming
individual places in the top
three on the podium. Ione’s
Bryce Rollins placed sec-
ond in discus.
For Heppner, Hayden
McMahon placed second
in the 400-meter and Trev-
or Nichols placed first in
3000-meter.
Hallee Hisler placed
first in the 200-meter and
second in the 100-meter,
Lily Nichols placed first in
the 1500- and 3000-meter,
Irelynn Kollman was third
in the 1500-meter, Arianna
Worden placed third in the
3000-meter, and taking
third in the 4x400 relay
was the Heppner team of
Arianna Worden, Irelynn
Kollman, Lily Nichols and
Hallee Hisler.
The Irrigon team of
Jaton Black, Jozen Byers,
Koebie Campos and An-
tonio Lemus placed third
in the 4x100 relay, while
Jozen Byers placed first in
pole vault.
Running for Riverside,
Pedro Chavez placed first in
the 200-meter.
Full meet results to the
top 20 places are as follows:
Ione
Mens Results
100 Meters Varsity
4. Henry Giefing, 11.97a
200 Meters Varsity
19. Cliffton Dames, 26.61a
Shot Put Varsity
11. Bryce Rollins, 36’ 7.5
Discus Varsity
2. Bryce Rollins, 125’ 4
18. Lewkus Burright, 90’ 4
Javelin Varsity
18. Bryce Rollins, 108’ 5
Heppner
Mens Results
200 Meters Varsity
5. Hayden McMahon,
24.37a
17. Tyelor Moore, 26.28a
400 Meters Varsity
2. Hayden McMahon,
55.66aPR
1500 Meters Varsity
10. Owen Cunningham,
5:05.77aPR
3000 Meters Varsity
1. Trevor Nichols,
9:14.77aPR
110m Hurdles Varsity
10. Dailen Schultz, 19.61a
300m Hurdles Varsity
11 . D a i l e n S c h u l t z ,
49.39aPR
Javelin Varsity
12. Trevor Nichols, 117’ 11
14. Chris Humphreys, 115’
0
High Jump Varsity
8. Owen Cunningham, 5’
2PR
Triple Jump Varsity
7. Owen Cunningham, 34’
11.5
Womens Results
100 Meters Varsity
2. Hallee Hisler, 13.48a
200 Meters Varsity
1. Hallee Hisler, 27.50a
800 Meters Varsity
4. Irelynn Kollman,
2:39.84a
1500 Meters Varsity
1. Lily Nichols, 5:05.83aPR
3. Irelynn Kollman,
5:22.28aPR
5 . A r i a n n a Wo r d e n ,
5:24.59a
7. Riley Archer, 5:32.77a
3000 Meters Varsity
1. Lily Nichols,
11:22.69aPR
3 . A r i a n n a Wo r d e n ,
11:52.22aPR
5. Riley Archer, 12:09.09a
100m Hurdles Varsity
6. Lily Nichols, 19.00aPR
8. Saige Jensen, 19.24aPR
300m Hurdles Varsity
5. Saige Jensen, 54.05aPR
4x400 Relay Varsity
3. Arianna Worden, Irelynn
Kollman, Lily Nichols,
Hallee Hisler, 4:31.65a
Javelin Varsity
10. Saige Jensen, 79’ 4
Irrigon
Mens Results
100 Meters Varsity
8. Jaton Black, 12.12a
9. Antonio Lemus, 12.15a
200 Meters Varsity
12. Antonio Lemus,
25.35aSR
18. Giovanni Gonzalez,
26.59aPR
800 Meters Varsity
6. Koebie Campos, 2:15.30a
1500 Meters Varsity
8. Irwyn Murguia,
5:01.38aPR
300m Hurdles Varsity
7. Jaton Black, 46.17a
4x100 Relay Varsity
3. Jaton Black, Jozen Byers,
Koebie Campos, Antonio
Lemus, 46.44a
Shot Put Varsity
10. Sean Moore, 37’ 0
16. Jose Resendiz, 34’ 9
Discus Varsity
11. Jose Resendiz, 98’ 2
16. Tomas Miranda, 94’ 8
Pole Vault Varsity
1. Jozen Byers, 12’ 0PR
13. Samuel Cole, 7’ 6
Long Jump Varsity
14. Eduardo Quezada, 15’
11.5PR
Triple Jump Varsity
12. Saxon Byers, 29’ 5.5
Womens Results
100 Meters Varsity
13. Neftali Mejia, 14.52aPR
18. Caren Cardenas,
15.05aPR
Discus Varsity
10. Selene Roldan, 77’ 2
Riverside
Mens Results
200 Meters Varsity
1. Pedro Chavez, 23.40aSR
800 Meters Varsity
12. Martin Landeros,
2:31.72a
1500 Meters Varsity
11. Ethan Beaty, 5:06.56a
300m Hurdles Varsity
12. Martin Landeros,
49.88aPR
13. Eleazar Salas, 50.52a
Shot Put Varsity
18. Tyrese Boyd, 34’ 1
High Jump Varsity
5. Tyrese Boyd, 5’ 6
Womens Results
100 Meters Varsity
9. Ka’Alieena Bien,
14.25aPR
10. Miriam Landeros,
14.29a
16. America Garcia,
14.80aPR
200 Meters Varsity
9. America Garcia, 30.37a
19. Paula Di Mauro, 32.61a
400 Meters Varsity
5 . K a y l e e C h r i s t y,
1:09.47aPR
9. Leyla Gutierrez,
1:11.42aPR
800 Meters Varsity
8. Monse Pacheco, 2:50.15a
100m Hurdles Varsity
6. Miranda Landeros,
19.00a
300m Hurdles Varsity
8. Miriam Landeros, 55.31a
10. Kaylee Christy, 55.72a
Shot Put Varsity
11. Stephanie Booher, 25’
0.5
Discus Varsity
8. Alexis Partlow, 79’ 4
Javelin Varsity
16. Maddisen Brandenburg,
69’ 9
Long Jump Varsity
11. Leyla Gutierrez, 12’ 2
14. Cynthia Gonzalez, 11’ 7
16. Andrea Caldera, 11’ 1.5
17. Paula Di Mauro, 11’ 0.5
Ione winners at the Special District 4 Sub Regional tournament
(L-R) Vicky de la Torre, Kalvin Rietmann, Kelly Doherty and
Jolene Serrano. -Contributed photo
The Ione Cardinal tennis
team made a good showing
at the Special District 4 Sub
Regional Tennis Tournament
May 5-6.
Vicky de la Torre placed
first in girls singles, while Kel-
ly Doherty and Jolene Serrano
placed second in doubles.
Kalvin Rietmann placed
fourth in boys singles.
The girls team earned
second-place honors as a team.
Members of the Cardinal girls
team are Brionna Serrano,
The Heppner middle school track team had a successful run
this season, ending with several top spots in the UMMSAA
meet at Riverside May 4. Top Row L-R: Coach Toni Nichols,
Catherine Lindsay, Brooklyn Hendricks, Healy Hisler, Claire
Lindsay, Zack Christian, Lincoln Ellsworth, Abby Sumner
and Coach Brandi Sweeney. Middle L-R: Ashli Paullus,
Natalie Piper, Lita Nelson, Mikalie Duncan, Olson Anderson
and Lakelie Thompson. Bottom L-R: Samantha Lamb, Lizzie
Ginn, Max Lindsay, Axton Hendricks and Kooper Miller. Not
pictured: Brian Wilhelm and Melannie Castellanos. -Photo by
Tylynn Cimmiyotti
HHS golf finishes
season
Wranglers play day
results
Wranglers riding club
has announced the follow-
ing results for its May 7
play day:
Stick-Horse Race
Three & Under
1st) Maverick Rhea
2nd) Sawyer Ham
3rd) Ada Jo Osborn
4th) Trell Knowles
Four- and Five-Year-Olds
1st) Rhett Miller
2nd) Lotus Armstrong
3rd) Oakley Bergstrom
4th) Rhemi Rey Osborn
Six- and Seven-Year-Olds
1st) EllieGene Fennern
2nd) Lydia Knowles
3rd) Jaylee Schlaich
4th) Emma Mullins
Barrels
Lead-Line
1st) Maverick Rhea 28.662
2nd) Rhett Miller 29.543
3rd) Oakley Bergstrom
29.835
4th) Rhemi Rey Osborn
33.857
Pee Wee Wranglers Seven
& Under
1st) Jaylee Schlaich 16.949
2nd) Lydia Knowles 20.761
3rd) Karter Jo Hines 23.238
4th) Kinsley Schlaich
23.551
Lil Wranglers Eight- to
11-Year-Olds
1st) Kathryn Knowles
21.663
2nd) Carmine Albitre
21.920
3rd) Catherine Lindsay
22.787
4th) Lennon Albitre 23.544
Junior Wranglers 12- to
15-Year-olds
1st) Ashlyn Albrich 17.823
2nd) Brooklyn Hendricks
27.5
3rd) Quaid Jensen 44.197
Senior Wranglers 16+
1st) Saige Jensen 23.413
Poles
Lead-Line
1st) Rhett Miller 48.393
2nd) Maverick Rhea 60.078
3rd) Rhemi Rey Osborn
63.4
4th) Iris Armstrong 64.771
Pee Wee Wranglers Seven
& Under
1st) Jaylee Schlaich 24.837
2nd) Karter Jo Hines 33.445
3rd) EllieGene Fennern
35.325
4th) Kinsley Schlaich
40.280
Lil Wranglers Eight- to
11-Year-Olds
1st) Catherine Lindsay
30.599
2nd) Kathryn Knowles
33.677
3rd) Piper Miller 36.678
4th) Morgan Milligan
41.171
Junior Wranglers 12- to
15-Year-olds
1st) Ashlyn Albrich 24.341
2nd) Brooklyn Hendricks
29.581
3rd) Quaid Jensen 48.721
Senior Wranglers 16+
1st) Saige Jensen 32.775
Flag Race (Put-n-Take)
Lead-Line
1st) Maverick Rhea 29.953
2nd) Maren Knowles
36.583
3rd) Iris Armstrong 38.115
4th) Lotus Armstrong
39.339
Pee Wee Wranglers Seven
& Under
1st) Karter Jo Hines 28.808
2nd) Lydia Knowles 32.788
3rd) EllieGene Fennern
45.236
4th) Price Hines 109.230
Lil Wranglers Eight- to
11-Year-Olds
1st) Carmine Albitre 18.939
2nd) Morgan Milligan
22.927
3rd) Lennon Albitre 24.638
4th) Kathryn Knowles
24.704
Junior Wranglers 12- to
15-Year-olds
1st) Ashlyn Albrich 29.978
2nd) Brooklyn Hendricks
106.494
Senior Wranglers 16+
1st) Saige Jensen 20.590
Kids golf free at
WCCC this year
The Heppner High School golf team completed its season re-
cently. The five young men participated in five tournaments
this spring. Pictured L-R are HHS golfers Austin Willis, Paul
Lindsay, Adan Guerra, John Lindsay and Owen Guerra.
-Contributed photo
Willow Creek Country
Club has announced that kids
high school age and under can
golf for free in 2023.
Children’s golf equip-
ment will be available for use
after June 1. Kid tees will be
set up on Thursdays, and an
attendant will be available
from noon to 7 p.m. at the
clubhouse. An instructional
clinic and kids’ tournament
will be held on July 6, 7 and 8.
Children under the age of
12 must have an adult accom-
pany them.
The course is reserved
on Wednesday evenings and
Tuesday and Sunday mornings
for men’s and women’s club
play, as well as for scheduled
events.
Kids’ golf is sponsored by
the Morrow Country Unified
Recreation District.
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30, and Tuesday, July 25.
Tee times both days
will be 10 a.m. Lunch will
follow play. All skill levels
are welcome.
Gift Cross, Holly Vanden-
Brink, Jolene Serrano, Kelly
Doherty, Leelynn Vandever,
Lizzy Doherty, Sophia Qualls,
Sunem Calvillo, Victoria De la
Torre and Zamira Dotson.
Members of the boys
Cardinal tennis team are Co-
rey Rice, Kalvin Rietmann,
Kyle McGill, Liam Heideman,
Martin Medina and Michael
McElligott.
Maureen McElligott is the
head coach and Susan Kend-
rick the assistant coach.
At a recent game in Heppner, Mustang Baseball honored its two
seniors, Tucker Ashbeck and Carson Eynetich. Pictured (L-R)
are the players and their parents: Michele, Tucker and Andy
Ashbeck, and Jeff, Dawn and Carson Eynetich. Mustang Base-
ball is currently ranked ninth in 2A/1A, with an 18-4 overall
ranking and 13-2 league ranking. -Photo by Tylynn Cimmiyotti
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