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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 ROUNDUP: continued from Page A10 the backield with 105 yards on 23 carries. “When I look out at the ield, we have a lot of young guys that are really talented,” Sheller said, “but when you start a bunch of sophomores it will take time to grow. “The players are frustrated, the coaches are frustrated, but it’s a positive frustration if that makes sense,” Sheller added. “It’s not a helpless or defeated emotion, every- one’s just looking for ways to get better and that’s exciting.” Irrigon will start its irst year of Eastern Oregon League play next Friday when they host Riverside at 7 p.m. MAC-HI 41, RIVERSIDE 26 — At Boardman, Riley Chester accounted for more than 280 all-purpose yards and the Pioneers forced three turnovers on defense to key a non- league win over Riverside on Saturday. Chester ran for 141 yards and two touch- downs on 34 carries and had one of two interceptions for the Mac-Hi () defense. Austin Leonetti had the other, and Michael Breeding set up a touchdown with a jarring hit to force a fumble that Spencer Wells scooped up and returned to the end zone. Pioneers quarterback Drew Birdwell was 11-of-20 passing for 152 yards and Kassius Gonzales also found the end zone for Mac-Hi. He inished with 22 yards on eight carries. STANFIELD 20, REGIS 14 — The Stanield Tigers came up big on fourth down on back-to-back drives to turn away the Regis Rams in a gridiron battle of 2A powers on Friday night. After taking the lead on a 4th-and-goal in the fourth quarter, the Tigers made a goal- line stand on defense to get the ball back and run out the clock for a 20-14 win. “It was one you guys didn’t want to miss,” said Stanield coach Davy Salas after his Tigers improved to 4-0. “Two of the top teams in the state battled it out. … Those kids played their butts off tonight on both sides.” HERMISTONHERALD.COM • A11 SPORTS Stanield struck irst with rushing touchdowns by Thyler Monkus and Adrian Renner in the irst quarter, but Regis (2-2) was able to keep them off the scoreboard for the next two quarters and took the lead in the second half. “They were getting off blocks all night,” Salas said of an active Regis defense. “They were the one team that was able to match our athletes and our power and our speed, and it was going to come down to who got that last stop and that last score.” Trailing 14-12 midway through the fourth quarter the Tigers got the break they were looking for when Justin Shelby got behind the Rams defense on a play-action pass and caught a 35-yard pass from Dylan Grogan to put the ball on the Regis 25. The Tigers moved the ball inside the 10, and faced fourth-and-goal from the ive when it looked like Grogan was going to be wrapped short of the end zone on an option run. Somehow he was able to lip the ball to Monkus, though, and the senior running back beat the defense to the corner of the end zone. The two-point conversion was good, but the Tigers still needed a stop. They got it eventually after Regis marched down the ield to get 1st-and-goal on the Stanield four. Four straight running plays were stuffed at the line for a turnover on downs, and Stanield was able to get a irst down on offense before running out the clock. Monkus inished with 74 yards on 16 carries, Shelby totaled two catches for 55 yards and Grogan was 6-of-10 passing for 133 yards with one interception. Stanield will open Columbia Basin Conference action Friday when it hosts Culver at 7 p.m. ——— RHS (2-2) 0 6 8 0 — 14 SHS (4-0) 12 0 0 8 — 20 Stanield statistics PASSING — Dylan Grogan 6-10-1, 133 RUSHING — (39-155, 3 TD): Thyler Monkus 16-74, 2 TD; Adrian Renner 5-47, TD; Makiah Blankenship 5-20; Dylan Grogan 13-14. RECEIVING — Justin Shelby 2-55; Brody Woods 2-42; Thyler Monkus 1-21; Adrian Renner 1-15. HEPPNER 26, IMBLER 8 — At Heppner, Logan Grieb ran for 205 yards and three touchdowns and Kevin Murray led Heppner’s defense with nine tackles and an interception as the Mustangs held off Imbler in a non-league game on Friday. Grieb reached his total on 19 rushes for a 10.8-yard average and also was 2-for-3 on extra points while adding a pair of catches for 16 yards. Heppner (3-1) inished with 357 yards on offense to Imbler’s 121, although the Panthers (2-2) did get a big game out of running back Brandon McGilvray with 106 yards on 29 rushes with a touchdown. Heppner will open its Columbia Basin Conference schedule Friday when it hosts Weston-McEwen at 7 p.m. ——— IHS (2-2) 0 8 0 0 — 8 HHS (3-1) 13 0 13 0 — 26 Scoring plays 1st Quarter HHS — Logan Grieb 9 run (conversion failed), 6-0 HHS — Logan Grieb 2 run (Grieb kick), 13-0 2nd Quarter IHS — Brandon McGilvray 2 run (Wade McDonald pass from Jeffery Walker), 13-8 3rd Quarter HHS — Logan Grieb 54 run (Grieb kick missed), 19-8 HHS — Coby Daugherty 7 run (Grieb kick), 26-8 Statistics PASSING — Imbler: Jeffery Walker 2-6-1, 10. Heppner: Kevin Smith 5-14-2, 58. RUSHING — Imbler (37-111, TD): Bran- don McGilvray 29-106, TD; Jeffery Walker 7-3; Gabe Taylor 1-2. Heppner (49-309, 4 TD): Logan Grieb 19-205, 3 TD; Coby Daugherty 17-84, TD; Beau Walters, 8-45; Kevin Smith 4-(-22). RECEIVING — Imbler: Brandon McGil- vray 1-2; Wade McDonald 2-8. Heppner: Logan Grieb 2-16; Beau Walters 3-42. PINE EAGLE 24, ECHO 22 — At Echo, the Cougars had an un-timed down from the Pine Eagle 10-yard line following a pass interference, but the Spartans were quick to the ball on an outside pitch and stopped NEW MEMBERS CHAMBER EVENTS Agri Northwest Chamber Business ConnecƟon 6716 W. Rio Grande Kennewick, WA 509-734-1195 agrinorthwest.com Nookies Hermiston Brewing Every Tuesday at 8:30am KOHU 1360am Echo short of the goal line to win both teams’ Special District 1 opener on Friday. Echo coach Rick Thew said the Cougars (1-3, 0-1 SD1) spent most of the game trying to regain an early spark they seemed to lose when the Spartans (2-2, 1-0 SD1) returned a kickoff for a touchdown and a 24-14 lead late in the irst quarter. Zach Gehrke inished with a team-high 145 yards on 12 rushes for Echo, and Morgan Marcum led the defense with eight tackles, four of them for loss. Echo’s next game is Friday when it hosts Wallowa at 7 p.m. ——— PE (2-2) 16 8 0 0 — 24 EHS (1-3) 14 0 8 0 — 22 Scoring plays 1st Quarter PE — Unknown 10 run (conversion good), 7:02 EHS — Devan Craig 20 run (Zach Gehrke run), 4:28 EHS — Devan Craig 4 run (conversion failed), 2:37 PE — Unknown kickoff return (conversion good), 2:21 2nd Quarter PE — Unknown 5 run (conversion good), 10:32 3rd Quarter EHS — Damian Curiel 3 pass from Devan Craig (Devan Craig run), 1:52 Echo Statistics PASSING — Devan Craig 3-7-0, 53, TD. RUSHING — (44-323, 2 TD): Zach Gehrke 12-145; Devan Craig 25-91, 2 TD; Noah Scott 7-87. RECEIVING — Damian Curiel 3-53, TD. UMATILLA 36, PORTLAND CHRISTIAN 26 — At Umatilla, the Vikings ended the non-league slate unbeaten as they picked up a 10-point win over Portland Christian on Friday night. The Vikings (4-0) gained more than 400 yards of total offense in the game, as Kaden Webb threw for 184 yards and three touchdowns while Trent Durfey ran 25 times for 130 yards in the game. “We’re still improving,” Umatilla coach Dan Durfey said. “Every team wants to be sharp heading toward the playoffs and that’s what we’re looking for every week.” One aspect Durfey was not happy about was the Vikings giving up all 26 points to Portland Christian in the fourth quarter. “We lost a little focus in the fourth quar- ter and they jumped on us,” Durfey said. “We need to be better next time.” Umatilla’s next game is Friday when it hosts Burns at 7 p.m. ——— UHS (4-0) 13 0 16 7 — 36 PC (2-2) 0 0 0 26 — 26 Umatilla Statistics PASSING — Kaden Webb: 10-18-3, 3 TD RUSHING — Trent Durfey 25-130; Cody Sampson 8-44, TD; Kaden Webb 6-45, TD; Leonel Corona 5-12. RECEIVING — Justin Maret 2-45, TD; Trent Durfey 4-45; Cody Miller 2-55, TD; Diego Soto 2-45, TD. Boys Soccer UMATILLA 7, WALLA WALLA VALLEY ACAD- EMY 1 — At Umatilla, Ernesto Barrera had two goals and three assists in a non-league rout for the Vikings on Monday. Barrera’s irst assist came on a corner kick in the third minute that Jose Alaniz netted for his only goal of the game. Then Barrera scored the eventual game-winner in the 11th minute off a pass by Isidro Fonseca. ——— WWVA 1 0 — 1 UHS 3 4 — 7 Goals 3’— UHS Jose Alaniz (Ernesto Barrera) 11’— UHS Ernesto Barrera (Isidro Fonseca) 15’— UHS Douglas Gomez (Ernesto Barrera) 35’— WWVA Unknown 55’— UHS Ernesto Barrera (Luis Castro) 59’— UHS Ben Binene (Ernesto Barrera) 66’— UHS Ben Binene 72’— UHS Marco Madrigal (Douglas Gomez) UMATILLA 4, NYSSA 1 — At Umatilla, Ernesto Barrera found the net twice in the second half to help lift Umatilla to a non- league win at City Field on Friday. Diego Saldana and Douglas Gomez also scored goals for the Vikings (3-2-1), and coach Pedro Ortiz said the win was a result of improved possession. “Throughout the game we keep control of the game as we started to develop more possession of the ball and tempo of the game,” he said. “We need to keep improving on that aspect still.” ——— NHS 1 0 — 1 UHS 1 3 — 4 Goals 7’— UHS, Diego Saldana (Isidro Fonseca) 17’— NHS, unavailable 60’— UHS, Ernesto Barrera (Armando Espinoza) 69’— UHS, Douglas Gomez (Jose Alaniz) 71’— UHS, Ernesto Barrera (Diego Saldana) CROSS COUNTRY THE DALLES — Several area teams were running at the Brigette Nelson Memorial Invitaional on Friday at Sorosis Park. ——— GIRLS Team scores — 1, The Dalles, 30; 2, Putnam, 76; 3, Pendleton, 88; 4, Gresham, 92; 5, Veritas, 121; 6, Helix, 137; 7, Wapato, 155. Pendleton — 4, Rylee Harris, 22:09.3; 16, Kyra Ford, 23:35.2; 22, Taylor Baum, 24:19.4; 24, Starr Redcrane, 24:26.8; 32, Jaiden Lemberger, 25:09.5; 46, Sierra Bonzani, 26:49; Helix — 15, Bethany Newtson, 23:34.6; 34, Kaylee Cope, 25:26.4; 39, Emma Feh- renbacker, 25:47.9; Kyla Roberts, 30:06.9. Stanield — 18, Jennifer Garcia, 23:51.0; 25, Chelsy Lemmon, 24:27.9; Kaitlyn Lemmon, 28:23.3. Umatilla — 21, Samantha Contreras, 24:17; 38, Katelyn Lorence, 25:54.6; Hermiston — 42, Lucia Wiley, 26:00.7; 49, Janelle Almaguer, 27:18.6; 50, Flor Pena, 27:20.4; 52, Logan Sinor, 27:32.7. ——— Report game scores and statistics by calling (541) 966-0838. Leadership Hermiston Class 20 Tuesday, Oct. 11th 7:30am Knights Inn Chamber Ambassadors 425 N. 1st St., Hermiston 541-567-5583 knightsinn.com Wednesday, Oct. 12th 7:15am Sunrise Hair Studio Wednesday, Oct. 12th 9:00am 175 B E. Main St., Hermiston 541-567-0289 Sunrisehairstudio.com Network Hermiston NW Metal Fabricators Inc. 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