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+HSSQHU*D]HWWH7LPHV+HSSQHU2UHJRQWednesday, May 22, 2024 -- SEVEN OSAA state track meet ALL NEWS AND ADVERTISEMENT DEADLINE: Heppner High School team. - Contributed Photo Heppner Softball had D¿UVWURXQGE\H7KHVHF- ond-round game will be at Oakland High School on :HGQHVGD\ 0D\ QG DW 1:00 pm. The Mustangs WCCC Men’s Play Twenty participated in men’s play on Sunday, May 19 th DW:LOORZ&UHHN&RXQ- try Club. The two-man event consisted of three nine-hole rounds. Results are as follows: Net 1 st Terry Snyder/Steve Marlatt 82, 2 nd David Allstott/Dave Gunderson 86 ½. Gross 1 st Delbert Binschus/Dave Pranger 90, 2 nd Curt Day/ Tim Hedman 98. The next men’s play will be on Sunday, May 26 th . Dale Boyd, Char- lie Ferguson, and Dave Gunderson are hosting the HYHQW:HZLOOEHSOD\LQJ to honor the memory of those that have passed. WCCC Ladies Play There were 7 players in the ladies’ gameplay at WKH:LOORZ&UHHN&RXQWU\ Club on May 21st. The weather was windy and cool. The results are as follows; Low Gross of the ¿HOGZDV.DUHQ7KRPSVRQ 7KHORZ1HW¿HOGZDV%HWW\ Carter. The least putts of WKH¿HOGZHUH6KDURQ+DU- rison. Flights- Low gross (A) Virginia Grant, (B) Kris Lindner, Low Net (C) Jackie Allstott, Least putts (C) Karen Smith Griffin. Chip-ins, Sharon Harrison, Karen Thompson, Bird- ies, Kris Lindner, Karen Thompson, Virginia Grant, Special Event, Karen Smith *UL൶WK Sup er ch $ULDQQD :RUGHQ KDG an impressive meet, plac- ing 4th in the 3,000 meters with a personal record of 11:11.59 and 10th in the 1,500 meters. She also FRPSHWHG DV WKH ¿UVW OHJ of the 4x400 meters relay team, helping to set a new school record (NSR) and securing 3rd place at State. Irelynn Kollman also performed well in the PHWHUV ¿QLVKLQJ 8th with a PB of 5:06.82, which moved her to 4th on the HHS all-time list. Healy Hisler also had D VWURQJ PHHW ¿QLVKLQJ 5th in the 400 meters with a PB of 1:01.22, which moved her into the top 4 all-time at HHS. She ran a 27.6 in the 200-meter pre- lims, placing her in the top 10 all-time at HHS. The 4x400 meters re- lay team, composed of $ULDQQD :RUGHQ +HDO\ Hisler, Lily Nichols, and Hallee Hisler, set a new school record with a time of 4:10, surpassing the pre- vious record of 4:11 set in 1999 by Abby Kahl, Trisha Adams, Brooke Boyer, and Amber Peck. In the boys’ events, Marty Medina placed 10th in the 3,000 meters with a PB of 10:08.22. Chris Humphreys secured 12th place in the javelin throw with a distance of 40.85 meters (134’ 0”), and +D\GHQ 0F0DKRQ ¿Q- ished 13th in the 100 me- ters with a time of 11.05 seconds. Earlier in the season, Hallee Hisler ran a 26.19 in the 200 meters, making her the 3rd fastest in HHS history. This performance moved her ahead of her grandmother Susan His- ler’s 26.2 and now has her chasing her aunt Maureen Healy at 25.8 and Stepha- nie Payne at 26.0. Times and distance Hayden McMahon – 100 Meter Prelims: 11.85 Chris Humphreys - Javelin: 40.85 m (134’) Marty Medina – 3000 Meter Run Finals: 10:08.22 (PR) 10th Place Irelynn Kollman- 800 Meter Prelims: 2:33.221500 Finals: 5:06.82 (PR) 8th Riley Archer- 800 Meter Prelims: 2:44.77 Arianna Worden – 3000 Meter Run Finals: 11:11.59 PR 4th Place 1500 Meter Run Finals: 5:14.14 10th Place Hallee Hisler – 100 Meter Prelims: 12.97 Finals: 12.99 5th Place 200 Meter Prelims: 26.35 - Finals: 26.38 2nd Place 400 Meter Prelims: 59.23 – Finals: 59.07 (PR) 2nd Place Lily Nichols- 300 Meter Hurdles Pre- lims: 49.40 (PR) – Finals: 50.18 8th Place 800 Meter Prelims: 2:25.82 (PR) – Finals: 2:29.14 8th Place 1500 Meter Finals: 5:01.03 4th Place Healy Hisler- 200 Meter Prelims: 27.66 (PR) 400 Meter Prelims: 1:02.84 - Finals: 1:01.22 (PR) 5th Place 4X400 Meter Relay Finals: 4:10.86 (PR) 3RD Place - HHS School Record! Arianna Worden, Healy Hisler, Lily Nichols, Hal- lee Hisler *PR - Personal Record, Top 8th in Finals Podium and receive a medal +HSSQHUVRIWEDOOSOD\R൵V are ranked 10th in the state headed into the playoffs with a 15-8 record. The team consists of 2 seniors, 4 juniors, 2 sophomores, and 6 freshmen. Head Coach: Petra Payne, Assistant Coaches: Madison Rosenbalm, Kevin Payne, Manager: Zandra Masterson Boardman becomes fastest growing city in Oregon; Heppner, Lexington, and Ione experience largest population declines According to an arti- cle by the Oregonian and the U.S. Census Bureau Releases New Population Estimates. The U.S. Cen- sus Bureau on Thursday released new population estimates for cities and towns across the coun- try. Portland continued to shrink, though its decline has slowed. Meanwhile, some suburban areas and exurban communities saw population gains. Fastest Growing Cit- ies in Oregon 1. Boardman in Mor- row County, Oregon Boardman, a city on the Columbia River with 4,268 residents, was the fastest-growing city be- tween July 2022 and July 2023. The city, roughly 160 miles from Portland, saw its population grow nearly 8%, by 313 peo- ple, from the prior year’s 3,955. Since the onset of the pandemic, Boardman has added 424 residents, a population growth of over 11%. The city’s growth in recent years may be partly tied to the four giant data centers that Amazon built in the area, which brought several hundred local jobs. 2. Happy Valley in Clackamas County, Oregon 3.:RRGEXUQLQ0DULRQ County, Oregon 4. 5LGJH¿HOG LQ &ODUN &RXQW\:DVKLQJWRQ 5. Phoenix in Jackson County, Oregon Oregon towns that saw the biggest popula- tion losses over the past year. 1. Lexington in Mor- row County, Oregon Lexington, a town roughly 34 miles south of Boardman, saw its pop- ulation dip 4.6% to 226 between July 2022 and July 2023. 2. 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