EIGHT - Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 17, 2023
Lady Mustangs hoof Irrigon, Riverside
it to first in Grant compete in Baker
Union meet
Invitational
Heppner women again
topped the field as a team
at the Grant Union Invita-
tional last Friday, placing
first out of the eight teams
that participated at Three
Flags Field in John Day.
Heppner men placed third
as a team, while several
individuals also had strong
performances in the Hep-
pner team’s last meet before
the district championships
this Saturday.
Hallee Hisler proved
herself a triple threat, tak-
ing first in the 100-meter,
200-meter and 400-meter.
Lily Nichols placed first in
the 800- and 1500-meter
races, while Riley Archer
took the top spot in the
3000-meter.
Trevor Nichols placed
first in the men’s 1500-me-
ter, and Gage Hart took first
in the 3000-meter.
The 2A Special Dis-
trict 4 Championships are
this Saturday, May 20, at
Kennison Field in Herm-
iston. Field events begin at
11 a.m. with track events
beginning at 2 p.m.
Full results from Grant
Union are as follows:
Mens Results
100 Meters
2. Hayden McMahon,
11.77a
14. Tyelor Moore, 13.24a
200 Meters
3. Hayden McMahon,
24.17a
400 Meters
6. Owen Cunningham,
1:00.38a
800 Meters
2. Trevor Nichols, 2:00.56a
3. Jacob Finch, 2:13.66a
1500 Meters
1. Trevor Nichols, 4:10.83a
3. Gage Hart, 4:26.93a
3000 Meters
1. Gage Hart, 9:38.92a
110m Hurdles
6. Dailen Schultz, 18.91aPR
300m Hurdles
8. Jacob Finch, 47.86a
13. Dailen Schultz, 49.58a
4x400 Relay
3. Owen Cunningham, Ja-
cob Finch, Hayden Mc-
Mahon, Trevor Nichols,
3:49.79a
Shot Put
9. Landon McMahon, 33’
2.5PR
10. Tyelor Moore, 30’ 9.5
12. Chris Humphreys, 29’
5PR
17. Nate Ellsworth, 26’ 4.5
Discus
8. Tyelor Moore, 92’ 6PR
10. Ty Boor, 89’ 9
13. Chris Humphreys, 84’
1PR
16. Landon McMahon, 79’
0PR
18. Nate Ellsworth, 71’ 4PR
Javelin
2. Trevor Nichols, 135’
11PR
7. Ty Boor, 121’ 2
8. Chace Jones, 118’ 9
12. Chris Humphreys, 107’
3
16. Landon McMahon, 88’
8PR
High Jump
4. Owen Cunningham, 5’ 2
Long Jump
7. Chace Jones, 16’ 9.5PR
14. Tyelor Moore, 15’ 5.25
19. Dailen Schultz, 14’ 8.75
Triple Jump
4. Owen Cunningham, 36’
6.75PR
5. Jacob Finch, 36’ 2.75PR
6. Chace Jones, 35’ 7.5
7. Ty Boor, 35’ 0.75
Womens Results
100 Meters
1. Hallee Hisler, 13.60a
200 Meters
1. Hallee Hisler, 27.67a
400 Meters
1. Hallee Hisler, 1:01.64a
800 Meters
1. Lily Nichols, 2:30.28aPR
3. Irelynn Kollman,
2:33.85a
1500 Meters
1. Lily Nichols, 5:03.04aPR
2. Irelynn Kollman,
5:17.02aPR
3 . A r i a n n a Wo r d e n ,
5:21.62a
4. Riley Archer, 5:22.35aPR
9. Saige Jensen, 5:54.34aSR
3000 Meters
1. Riley Archer, 12:32.31a
2 . A r i a n n a Wo r d e n ,
12:42.62a
100m Hurdles
2. Saige Jensen, 19.74a
300m Hurdles
2. Lily Nichols, 52.35aPR
5. Saige Jensen, 56.82a
4x400 Relay
2. Arianna Worden, Irelynn
Kollman, Lily Nichols,
Hallee Hisler, 4:26.55a
Javelin
6. Saige Jensen, 77’ 11
Cardinals place third
at Pirate Invite
The Ione Cardinal men
placed third out of nine
teams at the Pirate Invite
at Bickleton High School
last Friday, trailing sec-
ond-place Trout Lake by
only one team point.
Henry Giefing topped
the boys in the track events,
placing first in the 100- and
200-meter races. In the
field events, Bryce Rollins
placed first in discus.
The Cardinals will next
head to the 1A Special Dis-
trict 3 Championships at
South Wasco County High
School in Maupin this Fri-
day and Saturday.
Full Ione results for the
Pirate Invite are:
100 Meters
1. Henry Giefing, 11.15PR
7. Cliffton Dames, 12.23PR
200 Meters
1. Henry Giefing, 23.59
4. Cliffton Dames, 26.18
800 Meters
2. Mika Limberg, 2:14.80
1500 Meters
2. Mika Limberg, 5:06.17PR
Shot Put
3. Bryce Rollins, 41-04.00
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6. Lewkus Burright, 35-
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14. Carter Eynetich, 30-
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Discus
1. Bryce Rollins, 123-10
3. Lewkus Burright, 100-10
8. Carter Eynetich, 85-03
Javelin
4. Bryce Rollins, 109-08
6. Carter Eynetich, 102-00
10. Lewkus Burright, 98-01
Both Irrigon and Board-
man varsity track and field
teams travele3d to Baker
High School for the Baker
Invitational last Friday. Ir-
rigon’s Jozen Byers placed
first in the pole vault with a
distance of 12’ 0.
Pedro Chavez of Riv-
erside placed second in the
200-meter with a personal
record of 22.93a.
Irrigon will head to
the 2A Special District 4
Championships at Herm-
iston’s Kennison Field this
Saturday, May 20. For the
Riverside Pirates, it’s off
to Vale high School for
the 3A Special District 6
Championships this Friday
and Saturday.
Full Irrigon and Boardman
results from the Baker Invi-
tational are:
Irrigon Results
Mens Results
100 Meters
13. Jaton Black, 11.82a
15. Antonio Lemus,
11.83aSR
38. Paul Sanchez, 12.41aPR
200 Meters
20. Juan Carlos Renteria,
26.37aPR
1500 Meters
27. Irwyn Murguia,
5:03.76a
4x100 Relay
6. Jaton Black, Paul San-
chez, Koebie Campos, An-
tonio Lemus, 46.40a
Shot Put
9. Sean Moore, 40’ 0PR
20. Jose Resendiz, 35’ 1
51. Antonio Renteria, 27’
10
Discus
14. Antonio Renteria, 108’
3
16. Jose Resendiz, 106’
9PR
21. Tomas Miranda, 101’ 2
40. Sean Moore, 85’ 0
Javelin
65. Abram Debord, 62’ 1.25
66. Bryce Black, 41’ 11.25
Pole Vault
1. Jozen Byers, 12’ 0
15. Saxon Byers, 8’ 6PR
26. Samuel Cole, 8’ 0
Long Jump
25. Eduardo Quezada, 15’
8.5
39. Saxon Byers, 14’ 4.75
44. Juan Carlos Renteria,
13’ 6
Womens Results
100 Meters
35. Neftali Mejia, 14.63a
61. Dulce Hernandez,
16.33aPR
200 Meters
38. Neftali Mejia, 31.66a
1500 Meters
4. Sanyana Felipe,
5:14.63aPR
Shot Put
50. Theresa Salas, 22’ 8.5
Discus
12. Selene Roldan, 84’ 2
45. Mia Flores, 63’ 0PR
Javelin
58. Dulce Hernandez, 44’
4.75PR
60. Mia Flores, 39’ 1PR
Long Jump
42. Nataly Cabral, 10’
0.25PR
Riverside Results
Mens Results
100 Meters
27. Gustavo Zuniga,
12.24aPR
46. Izaak Mendoza,
12.65aPR
200 Meters
2. Pedro Chavez, 22.93aPR
19. Julian Alvarez,
26.10aPR
1500 Meters
22. Ethan Beaty, 4:52.39aPR
300m Hurdles
23. Martin Landeros, 49.98a
Shot Put
63. Fernando Medi -
na-Mar..., 17’ 10.5
Discus
19. Juan Medina, 103’ 10
50. Fernando Medi-
na-Mar..., 74’ 4
Javelin
34. Juan Medina, 104’ 3
43. Julian Alvarez, 99’ 2.75
Long Jump
31. Diego Murgia, 15’ 3
46. Osmin Barrera, 13’ 0.75
Womens Results
100 Meters
40. America Garcia,
14.74aPR
49. Paula Di Mauro, 15.31a
50. Yamileth Hernandez-...,
15.37a
200 Meters
24. America Garcia,
29.77aPR
26. Daniela Ruiz, 30.40aPR
400 Meters
17. Daniela Ruiz, 1:09.78a
32. Andrea Caldera,
1:17.58a
800 Meters
16. Monse Pacheco,
2:48.75a
100m Hurdles
11. Miranda Landeros,
18.77aPR
300m Hurdles
15. Miriam Landeros,
55.90a
18. Kaylee Christy, 56.16a
Shot Put
12. Alexis Partlow, 28’ 9.5
21. Stephanie Booher, 27’
5.5PR
68. Leslie Calderon, 17’
4.5PR
69. Stephanie Silva, 16’ 11
Discus
8. Alexis Partlow, 88’ 7
39. Stephanie Booher, 66’ 0
64. Mikelle Kerns, 42’ 9
65. Arianna Velasco, 39’ 6
Javelin
32. Leslie Lopez, 80’ 2.5
40. Aunika Partlow, 75’ 1
52. Maddisen Brandenburg,
60’ 9
High Jump
19. Yamileth Hernandez-...,
4’ 0PR
Long Jump
7. Miriam Landeros, 14’
8PR
9. Crystal Sanchez, 14’ 4.5
23. Andrea Caldera, 12’ 8.5
41. Cynthia Gonzalez, 10’
6.25
Willow Creek Water Park
Is looking for:
Lifeguards:
• Must be at least 15 years old.
• Training is now available here in Heppner!
• Training fee is the responsibility of all new lifeguards, but
can be paid over the course of the summer. About $250.
Training takes a few days, but lasts a lifetime!
• Lifeguard certification is good for 2 years. If you return for a
third year the training is free and much shorter in time.
• Beginning wage this year: $14.00 per hour. The wage will
increase each summer you return to WCWP!
Swim Lessons Instructor:
• Must be at least 18 years old with experience working
with children.
• Part time; Hourly wage DOE
• Training available!
For more information and applications, please contact
Bridget Waite at bridaet.waite@amail.com
Wranglers play day results
Wranglers riding club
has announced the follow-
ing results for its May 14
play day:
Stick-Horse Race
Three and Under
1st) Maverick Rhea
2nd) Klancy Fennern
Four- and Five-Year-Olds
1st) Rhett Miller
2nd) Griff Mullins
3rd) Lotus Armstrong
Six- and Seven-Year-olds
1st) EllieGene Fennern
2nd) Emma Mullins
3rd) Jaylee Schlaich
4th) Grady Mullins
Barrels
Lead-Line
1st)
Maverick Rhea
34.188
2nd) Rhett Miller 35.192
3rd) Iris Armstrong 42.537
4th) Lotus Armstrong
44.944
Pee Wee Wranglers Seven
and Under
1st) Jaylee Schlaich
18.490
2nd) Lydia Knowles
21.978
3rd) Kinsley Schlaich
25.834
4th) EllieGene Fennern
27.315
Lil Wranglers Eight- to
11-Year-Olds
1st) Carmine Albitre
22.860
2nd) Catherine Lindsay
23.469
3rd) Kathryn Knowles
26.067
4th) Lennon Albitre
28.840
Junior Wranglers 12- to
15-Year-Olds
1st)
Ashlyn Albrich
18.721
2nd) Brooklyn Hendricks
20.830
3rd) Quaid Jensen 54.095
Senior Wranglers 16+
1st)
Saige Jensen
21.290
Poles
Lead-Line
1st) Rhett Miller 46.378
2nd) Maverick Rhea
55.850
3rd) Oakley Bergstrom
58.696
4th) Rune Armstrong
63.709
Pee Wee Wranglers Seven
and Under
1st) Lydia Knowles
30.534
2nd) EllieGene Fennern
32.287
3rd) Jaylee Schlaich
36.319
4th) Kinsley Schlaich
41.439
Lil Wranglers Eight- to
11-Year-Olds
1st) Kathryn Knowles
30.933
2nd) Piper Miller 32.134
3rd) Catherine Lindsay
34.205
4th)
Carmine Albitre
36.434
Junior Wranglers 12- to
15-Year-Olds
1st) Ashlyn Albrich
23.823
2nd) Brooklyn Hendricks
27.244
3rd) Quaid Jensen 44.670
Scurry Race
Lead-Line
1st) Maverick Rhea
34.221
2nd) Rhett Miller 34.983
3rd) Oakley Bergstrom
35.895
4th) Lotus Armstrong
39.933
Pee Wee Wranglers Seven
and Under
1st) Jaylee Schlaich
16.632
2nd) Karter Jo Hines
17.137
3rd) EllieGene Fennern
18.811
4th)
Kinsley Schlaich
23.745
Lil Wranglers Eight- to
11-Year-Olds
1st) Kathryn Knowles
26.822
2nd) Catherine Lindsay
30.045
3rd) Lennon Albitre
31.420
4th)
Morgan Milligan
34.641
Junior Wranglers 12- to
15-Year-Olds
1st) Brooklyn Hendricks
22.522
2nd) Quaid Jensen 53.769
Over the Tee Cup
Seven ladies attended
a cool and overcast ladies
play day on Tuesday, May
16, at Willow Creek Coun-
try Club.
Low gross of the field
went to Virginia Grant.
Sharon Harrison had low
net of the field.
For Flight A, Karen
Thompson had low gross
and Virginia Grant had the
long putt.
On Flight B, Karen
Wolff had low gross, Pat
Edmundson low net and
Sharon Harrison the long
putt.
For Flight C, Lorrene
Montgomery had the low
gross and long putt, and
Jackie Allstott had low net.
Karen Thompson had a
chip-in on #18.
The ladies will host a
guest luncheon for local
women on May 30. Tee
time will be 10 a.m. Lunch
will follow play. Ladies of
all skill levels are welcome.
HUNTER EDUCATION
CLASSES OFFERED
A Hunter Education class is coming up in June at
the Lexington Gun Club. Classes will be held June 14,
16, 21 and 23 from 6-9 p.m. and June 18 from 8 a.m. to
noon. In order to attend the class, students must register
online at https://myodfw.com/articles/hunter-educa-
tion-classes-field-days.
Contact Jim Marquardt for additional information
at 541 969-4845.
Youth Night
Thursday, May 18
Doors open 5:30
Free Dinner 6:00
Prizes Drawn at 7:00
Open to all kids and their families.
Raffle tickets available for hundreds of
dollars in prizes including one camo
pistol grip 12 gauge turkey shotgun and
one Henry lever action .22 rifle
Contact Corey Sweeney for more
information at 541-256-0355
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