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14 The Sun, Wednesday, January 12, 2011
By Clinton Vining
Publisher, The Sun
There were two 16-minute
games played last week when
the no. 1-ranked Horizon
Christian Hawks rolled into
Sheridan High School.
The Spartans played tough
in the first one and Horizon
struggled to score, but in the
second the Hawks showed
Photo by Clinton Vlnlng
Sheridan's Tre Hale-
Edmerson shoots over
Horizon Christian's
Jordan Tebbutt.
why they are the top ranked
3A team in the state.-
Horizon outscored their
hosts 38-15 in the second half,
after leading by just three at
halflime.
Spartan Tre Hale-
FAmerson led all scorers with
17, half of his team's points.
Brock Ingram was the only'
other to score more than two
for Sheridan. He had seven.
SHS coach Bob Bennett
pointed to the final play of the
second quarter as the turning
point. Sheridan had the ball
with a chance to go up, but
instead turned it over for a
quick lay-into go down'three.
Despite the remarkable
size difference, Sheridan's 5-
11 Joey Hertel played a huge
roll in limiting 6-5 Jordan
Tebbutt to just 12 points.
Mostly due to trying to
play catchup toward the end
of the game, the Spartans took
17 three-point shots. How-
ever, they only made two.
Hale-Edmerson was 1-for-6
and Ingram was 1-for-9.
By Herb Swatt Bob Bishop, they first thought
Correspondent, The Sunthey had placed first, but a few
minutes later, it was found that
Willamina had a big week a Hudson's Bay (Vancouver,
in wrestling, winning two du- Wash.) wrestler had pinned
als in Waldport on Thursday his opponent but had been
and just missing firstplace in credited only with a decision.
the 15-school Bob Bishop In- That put Hudsofi's Bay in first
vitational at home Saturday. place by halfa point
In Waldport, the Bulldogs Coach Ariah Fasana noted
whippedWaldport49-24,1ost that TJ Greenhill, at 160
to Dayton 43-31 and blanked pounds, outwrestledDayton's
Pleasant Hill 42-0. For the WRESTLING I Page 12
Photo by Clinton Wnlng
Willamina's Nina Umfdd drivea around teammate Sammie Bowman,s screen on
Sheddan's Meagan Ogle. The Lady Bulldogs won the rivalry game 39-34. WHS
coach Tom Anderson credited Umhtd for her outstanding hustle in the game.
By Clinton Vining
Publisher, The Sun
It was a close game all the
way, but Willamina controlled
the tempo and held the lead the
entire fourth quarter to topple
Sheridan 39-34.
"i'm so proud of the girls,
you know that's a good basket-
ball team for us to match up
wi ," said WHS coach Tom
Anderson.
Brook Wilson, who led all
scorers with 15, hit a jumper to
start off the fourth and take a
four-point lead, the largest to
that point.
Later in the final period,
Whitney Anderson twice gave
her Lady Bulldogs a seven-
point spread, but the Lady Spar-
tans' Hatma Ellis hit free throws
to narrow the margin.
"I don't think we played our
best tonight, but hey, give it to
W'fllamina. They put a lot of
pressure on us tonight," said
SHS coach Gary'Mahe.
Sheridan's leading scorer,
Ellis, had 12. Anderson said his
defense worked hard at limit-
ing her points, and gave credit
to Devon Stackhouse for pres-
suring the Sheridan star.
"She lid a great job for us,"
Anderson said.
The win improved
Wdlamina's record to 7-4, with
a 2-0 West Valley League record.
Sheridan is 6-6,1-1 intheWVL.
The Spartans defeated Ho-
rizon Christian 50-42 on Tues-
day, Jan. 4.
Ellis scored 20 against the
Hawks. She was joined in
dotlble digits by Briana Potter,
who had 10.
Sheddan,s Bdana Potter scores a bucket against
Horizon Christian. The sophomore post had 10
points, making 5-of-6 shots.
P~o by ~ wnrng
WHS sinks
By Herb Swstt
Correspondent, The Sun
A hot first quarter gave
Willamina's girls a 41-34
win over visiting Dayton on
Tuesday, Jan. 4.
Although the Lady Bull-
dogs did not play eousis-
tenfly throughout the game,
they led all the way. Brook
Wdson led all senrers with 20
points, and Whitney Ander-
son came in second with 11.
No Lady Pirate scored more
than Briana Case's nine.
Willamina scored the
first eight points of the
game. A three-point shot by
Wilson gave the Bulldogs a
13-4 lead late in the period,
as WtUamina dominated the
passing as well as the shoot-
ing. At the end of the first,
the score was 17-4.
Dayton showed some life
in the second quarter, and at
halftime the score was 23-16.
Defense dominated the
third quarter, in which Wd-
lamina scored nine points
and Dayton five. The Pirates
scored the first five points of
the fourth quarter, witha free
throw by Sammie Bowman
providing the first Bulldog
point of the period. Dayton
otascam Wtllamina 13-9 in
the period, marowing the gap
to four at one point, but the
Bulldogs' shooting improved
in the closing minutes.
'I thought we got offto a
good start," coachAnder-
son said, ' mt after the first
quarter, I would give them the
edge." He said he was still
waiting to see his girls play for
32 minutes the way they did
in the f st
"I thinkboth teams phyed
well," Whitney Anderson
said. '~hey came baeka little
near the end, but we came
back and played har "
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