By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

The Crane girls and boys varsity basketball teams continued High Desert League (HDL) play with games at Adrian and Harper on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 27-28.

The Crane girls topped Adrian 34-24 and lost to the Hornets 58-44.

Harper leads the HDL-East with a perfect 6-0 record followed by Adrian and Jordan Valley at 4-2, Crane 3-3, Burnt River 1-5 and Huntington 0-6.

The Crane boys stayed unbeaten in HDL-East play with a 65-54 win over Adrian and a 91-40 victory over Harper.

Crane is now 6-0 in the league, followed by Jordan Valley at 5-1, Adrian 4-2, Huntington 2-4, Harper 1-5 and Burnt River 0-6.

The Mustangs will host Huntington at 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 3, and then travel to Jordan Valley on Saturday, Feb. 4.

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On Tuesday, Jan. 24, the Mustangs traveled to McDermitt, Nev., for non-conference contests with the Bulldogs.
McDermitt won the girls game 49-45.

In the boys game, the Bulldogs outscored Crane 41-28 in the second half to come away with a 67-55 victory.

Burns to host Vale in EOL play Saturday, Feb. 4, at 1 p.m.

By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

Charli Siegner led Burns in scoring in wins over Riverside and Umatilla. (Photo by RANDY PARKS)

With two Eastern Oregon League (EOL) wins last weekend, the Burns girls varsity basketball team improved to 5-1 in league play and 15-4 overall.

Burns opened up the two-game road trip with a dominant 54-21 win over Riverside on Friday, Jan. 27.

Burns opened up a 10-6 lead in the first quarter and then shut out the Pirates in the second period to grab a 17-point lead by halftime.

The Hilanders then outscored Riverside 31-15 in the second half to get the victory.

Charli Siegner dropped in 15 points for Burns and Abbey Fenton added 12.

Burns made 19-of-45 field goal attempts (42 percent) and 14-of-28 free throws.

The Hilanders recorded 33 rebounds, led by Siegner, Fenton and Brittainy Houck with seven each, and Maddye Dinsmore led the team with six steals and six assists.

1    2     3    4   Final
Bur    10  13   15  16    54
Riv     6    0     8    7     21

Burns
Siegner 15, Fenton 12, Dinsmore 7, Herrera 7, Sanders 7, Houck 3, McConnell 2, Bodeen 1.
Three-point goals — Sanders, Fenton.

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On Saturday, Jan. 28, the Hilanders faced a scrappy Umatilla squad and escaped with a 29-28 win.

Burns managed to pull ahead by one in the first quarter and held the same margin as the two teams headed into the locker rooms at halftime.

Following the break, the Vikings outscored the Hilanders 9-6 to go up by two.

Burns turned the table on Umatilla in the final period, outscoring them 9-6 to pull out the one-point win.

Siegner finished with nine points and Fenton had seven to lead the Burns scoring.

The Hilanders were held to just 26 percent shooting (12-of-47) and made 3-of-6 free throws.

Jessica Siler was the leading scorer for the Vikings with nine points.

1    2     3    4   Final
Bur     7   7    6    9     29
Uma    6   7    9    6    28

Burns
Siegner 9, Fenton 7, Dinsmore 6, Sanders 3, McConnell 2, Herrera 2.
Umatilla
Siler 9, Cardenas 6, Garza 6, Evans 4, Campos 2, Longoria 1.
Three-point goals — Cardenas, Sanders, Fenton. Fouled out — Fenton. Rebounds — Burns 24 (Fenton 6), Umatilla 22 (Siler 8).
Assists — Burns 7 (Sanders 2, Dinsmore 2).

Burns sits atop the EOL standings with a 5-1 record. Vale, who was upset by Nyssa 42-40 on Jan. 27, is in second with a 2-1 record, followed by Umatilla at 3-2, Nyssa 2-2, Riverside 2-2 and Grant Union 0-6.

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Boys Varsity
The Burns boys basketball team split their two Eastern Oregon League (EOL) games on the road last weekend to remain in second place in the league standings.

On Friday, Jan. 27, the Hilanders were in Boardman to take on the league-leading Riverside Pirates, and it was the Pirates who came out on top 63-35.

Burns started fast, getting out to a 5-0 lead, but the Pirates answered with a 17-5 run to lead by seven at the end of the first quarter.

Riverside then extended the lead to 20 by halftime and outscored Burns 17-6 in the third to put the game out of reach.

Turnovers didn’t help the Hilanders as they committed 10 in the first quarter, 19 in the first half and 27 for the game.

“Riverside’s guards put a tremendous amount of pressure on us.  Then, when we beat their pressure, they are so long up front it’s hard to get a good look at the bucket,” Burns coach Ted Aubin said.  “I think our frustration on the offensive end then affected our defensive intensity.”

Burns shot 33 percent from the field, making 12 of 36 field-goal attempts and were nine-of-17 from the free-throw line.

The Hilanders were led by Kieran Colahan with 10 points, while the Pirates’ Marco Carranza led all scorers with 18.

McKinley Ridenour led Burns in rebounding, pulling down eight, and Casey Heinz was the team leader with four assists and three steals.

1    2   3   4   Final
Bur    10   6    6  13   35
Riv     17 16  17  13   63

Burns 35
Colahan 10, Garner 8, Heinz 5, Feist 4, Hueckman 4, Pierce 2, Crafts 1, Ridenour 1.
Riverside 63
Carranza 18, G. Shimer 10, S. Shimer 9, Ruiz 8, Murillo 6, Gonzalez 4, Llamas 3, Velasquez 2, Wightman 2, Keefer 1.

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On Saturday, Jan. 28, the Hilanders bounced back with a 46-40 win over Umatilla.

Austin Feist led the Hilanders’ scoring attack, finishing with 17 points, including 11 in the second half. Colahan added another 12 and Ridenour seven.

After leading by three at the end of the first quarter, Burns hit a scoring drought and trailed by two at halftime.

The Hilanders took the lead back in the third quarter, outscoring the Vikings 18-4 to lead by 12 headed into the final eight minutes.

The Vikings, led by Andres Sanguino’s eight points in the final period, made a run at Burns, but the Hilanders hung tough and came away with the win.

“We need to get our toughness back on defense,” Aubin said. “Also, I think we’re going through a stretch where we haven’t been shooting all that well.”

The Hilanders connected on 17 of 46 field goal attempts (36.9 percent) and were just nine of 24 from the free-throw line.

Colahan was the leading rebounder with nine, Chanse Pierce finished with four steals and Heinz added three assists.

1    2    3   4   Final
Bur    13   3   18  12   46
Uma   10   8    4  18   40

Burns 46
Feist 17, Colahan 12, Ridenour 7, Pierce 6, Heinz 4.
Umatilla 40
Sanguino 12, Williams 10, Rubio 6, Bernal 4, Kennedy 4, Snyder 4.

Riverside continues to lead the EOL with a perfect 4-0 record and Burns is in second at 5-2 (13-5 overall). Vale is in third at 2-1, followed by Grant Union 2-4, Nyssa 1-3 and Umatilla 1-4.

The Hilanders travel to Nyssa on Friday, Feb.3, and host Vale on Saturday, Feb. 4. The girls JV game at Nyssa will start at 3 p.m. MT, folowed by boys JV, girls varsity and boys varsity.

On Saturday, the girls JV game with Vale tips off at 1 p.m., followed by the other three games.

By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

It was a successful road trip to John Day for the Hilander varsity basketball teams on Friday, Jan. 20, as they both came up with wins over Grant Union.

The Burns girls improved to 3-1 in the Eastern Oregon League (EOL), 13-4 overall, with a convincing 67-20 over the Prospectors.

The Hilanders dominated both ends of the court from the outset as they took a 29-6 lead in the first quarter, and led 46-7 at the half.

Burns eased up in the second half and cruised to the win.

Shelby Sanders dropped in 20 points, including two 3-pointers, to lead the Hilanders’ offense. Charlie Siegner added 14 points and Abbey Fenton notched a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds.

The Hilander defense came up with 31 steals, led by Maddye Dinsmore and Fenton with seven apiece.

1    2     3    4   Final
Bur    29   17    7   14   67
GU      6     1    8     5   20

Burns
Dinsmore4-6 0-0 8, Houck 2-6 1-2 5, Herrera 1-5 3-4 5, Sanders 8-19 2-2 20, Bodeen 2-2 0-0 4, Fenton 5-8 0-0 11, Siegner 7-11 0-0 14, Reid 0-4 0-0 0.Totals 29-61 6-8 67.
Three-point goals — Sanders 2, Fenton.

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The Burns boys topped Grant Union 55-50.

The win keeps the Hilanders in second place in the Eastern Oregon League with a 3-1 record, while the Prospectors drop to 2-2.

The Hilanders jumped ahead by seven in the first quarter, but had their lead cut to two by halftime.

The Prospectors tied the game at 42-42 by the end of the third, and the Hilanders outscored Grant Union 13-8 over the final eight minutes to get the win.

Kieran Colahan led the Hilanders with 13 points and 15 rebounds, Austin Feist had 12 points, seven rebounds and three steals, Tanner Crafts had nine points and Casey Heinz added eight points, six rebounds and three assists.

1    2     3    4   Final
Bur    18   11   13   13    55
GU     11   16   15    8     50

The Hilanders continue EOL with a road doubleheader this weekend. On Friday, Jan. 27, Burns plays at Riverside, with the games starting at 3 p.m.. Then on Saturday, Jan. 28, the Hilanders are at Umatilla, with games tipping off at noon.

Tyler Opie steals the ball and heads toward the basket. Opie scored 24 points in the varsity game, and the Crane Mustangs beat the Harper Hornets 62-34. (Photo by MARY T. DORROH) )

By Mary T. Dorroh
for the Burns Times-Herald

The Harper Hornets beat the Crane Lady Mustangs 35-27 in High Desert League play Friday, Jan 13.

The Mustangs fell behind early and trailed 22-13 at halftime. The Lady Mustangs’ defense was hurt by numerous interceptions and rebounds by the Hornets. Despite Harper leading the entire game, the Lady Mustangs started to catch up in the fourth quarter, but ended just short by eight points.

Paige Landon was Crane’s top scorer with nine points, Rebekah Clark added eight, Cassidy Corrigan six and Hannah Steeves and Morgan Corrigan each earned two.

1   2    3    4    Final
Har   8  14  10   3    35
Cra   4   9    6    8    27

Tyler Opie’s 24 points were a key factor as the Crane Mustangs dominated the entire game against Harper in a 62-34 win.

Harper scored the first basket, but Crane leapt ahead and stayed there, using a consistent, aggressive offense.
During the last three seconds of the game, Quinton Nyman fired off a 3-pointer, which sank just as the buzzer sounded.

Along with Opie’s 24 points, Cole Maupin had 13, Nic Nyman 12, Levi Miller and Nick Witzel each made five and Q. Nyman delivered three points.

1     2    3    4    Final
Har   8   12   10   4    34
Cra  22  17   13   10   62

On Saturday, Jan. 14, the Crane varsity teams traveled to Huntington for a league game with the Locomotives.
The Lady Mustangs won 45-16 to even their league record at 1-1.

The Crane boys also won their game, downing Huntington 57-52 to improve to 2-0 in the High Desert East standings.

On Monday, Jan. 16, the Crane varsity teams came up short in their non-league games at McKenzie.

The Crane girls lost to the Eagles 42-15 and McKenzie won the boys game 66-58.

Crane will host Jordan Valley Friday, Jan 20. The boys JV game starts at 3:30 p.m. followed by the girls and boys varsity contests.

The Mustangs are also home Saturday, Jan. 21, as they play host to Burnt River. The girls varsity game tips off at 2 p.m, followed by the boys varsity.

The varsity teams play at McDermitt, Nev., Jan. 24.

Casey Heinz drives down-court against La Pine. (Photo by RANDY PARKS)

By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

Burns opened up Eastern Oregon League play with a 39-37 win over the Vikings on Friday, Jan. 6, at Vale High School.

Chanse Pierce dropped in 16 points, including four 3-pointers, to lead the Hilanders to the come-from-behind win.

The Vikings led 14-11 at the end of the first quarter and 22-15 at halftime before the Hilanders came storming back to grab a one-point lead at the end of the third.

Burns then outscored Vale 8-7 in the final period for the victory.

Austin Feist finished with 11 points for Burns, Kieran Colahan added 10, and Tanner Crafts and McKinley Ridenour each had one.

Burns has two more league games this weekend as they host Umatilla on Friday, Jan. 13, and Riverside on Saturday, Jan. 14.

1    2    3    4   Final
Bur    11   4   16    8     39
Val     14   8    8     7     37

Burns
Pierce 6-13 0-0 16, Heinz 0-2 0-0 0, Colahan 2-11 4-4 10, Feist 5-10 0-0 11, Crafts 0-3 1-2 1, Ridenour 0-3 1-4 1, Martin 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 13-43 6-12 39.
Vale
Skerjanic 5-12 0-0 13, Sharp 4-8 1-2 9, Samio 2-13 3-4 8, Morcom 1-3 1-2 3, Lattin 1-5 0-0 2, Burkhardt 1-2 0-0 2, Tamez 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 14-47 5-8 37.
Three-point goals — Pierce 4, Skerjanic 3, Colahan 2, Feist, Samio. Fouled out — None. Rebounds — Burns 33 (Ridenour 10), Vale 35 (Sharp 11).
Assists — Burns 9 (Ridenour 3, Colahan 3), Vale 9 (Morcom 5).
Total fouls — Burns 14, Vale 11.

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Colahan scored 18 points and Casey Heinz added 14 to lead Burns to a 48-44 non-conference win over La Pine on Tuesday, Jan. 3.

Burns fell behind 15-11 in the first quarter, but came back to take the lead at 20-18 midway through the second quarter on a three-point play by McKinley Ridenour.

The Hilanders kept the lead until La Pine went on a 6-0 run in the fourth quarter and tied the game at 42-42 with just over four minutes to play in the game.

Colahan finally broke the tie with less than a minute to play when he drilled a 3-point shot from the left side.

The Hawks cut the lead back to one on a field goal by Tyler Parsons, but Ridenour hit one of two free throws to give Burns a two-point lead with 20 seconds to play.

On the ensuing possession, the Hawks lost the ball out of bounds under their own basket and had to foul on the in-bounds play.

The Hilanders’ Pierce then sank both free throws for the final margin of victory.

Ridenour finished with six points for Burns, Tanner Crafts had four, Feist, Tyler Cooper and Pierce two apiece.

The game was the third meeting of the season for the two teams with the Hilanders picking up the win each time.

1    2    3    4     Final
LaP    15   7   14    8      44
Bur    11  17  12    8       48

La Pine won the JV game 45-36.

Local tourney to be held Jan. 21

The Hi Desert Mat Club loaded the bus with 33 wrestlers and headed for Redmond this past weekend for the Classic Qualifier.

Eleven wrestlers qualified for the Oregon Classic by placing in the top three of their weight class.

The club also had six peewee wrestlers compete, but who will be unable to attend the Classic on Saturday, Jan. 14.

Placing results were:

Peewee division
Cannon Winn, 40lbs., 1st
Jake Glascock, 45lbs., 1st
Easton Kemper, 50lbs., 2nd
Jace Wright, 35lbs., 2nd

Bantam division
Ethan Peasley, 45 lbs., 1st
Adam White, 50 lbs., 1st
Hunter Kemper, 55lbs., 3rd
Brady Gilmer, 75+lbs., 3rd
Liam McLain, 75++ lbs., 3rd

Intermediate division
Oliver Barnes, 50lbs., 3rd
Devin Dickie, 50lbs., 5th
Justin Winn, 60lbs., 3rd
Cody King, 70lbs., 5th
Harlan Gunderson, 75lbs., 2nd
Dawson Williams, 75lbs., 4th

Novice division
Mick Winn, 95lbs., 2nd
Isaac VanTassel, 100lbs., 3rd

Schoolboy division
Evan Gunderson, 84lbs., 1st
Zane Bailey, 98lbs., 5th

The mat club will compete in the Oregon Classic on Jan. 14 and then host a tournament on Jan. 21 at Burns High School.

Morgan Corrigan of Crane defends against the McDermitt ballhandler. (Photo by DEBBIE RANEY)

By Debbie Raney
Burns Times-Herald

The Crane Mustang basketball teams hosted the McDermitt Bulldogs in non-conference action on Friday, Dec. 30. The Mustang boys JV and varsity and the girls varsity came away from the day with a clean sweep, handing the Bulldogs three losses.

JV boys
After getting a slow start, the Mustang JV boys came from behind to defeat McDermitt, 41-28.

At the end of the first quarter Crane was down 9-5, but by the half had gone to the lead with Quinton Nyman hitting for eight points during the second quarter.

Both Nyman and Jeff Davies drained 3-pointers during the third to push the Mustangs’ lead to 31-22 at the top of the fourth.

Travis Landon and Blaise Schulze shot 100 percent from the free-throw line during the fourth to help seal the win.

Nyman finished the game with 11 points, with Landon adding 10. Davies made seven, Corbin Hammond put in five, Tony Mims made four and Tim Thomas and Schulze scored two each.

Varsity girls
The Mustang girls let McDermitt get an early lead and trailed all the way through the first three and one-half quarters. Crane was down 13-2 at the end of the first quarter, 20-7 at the half, and 21-17 at the end of three.

With just under four minutes left to play, Rebekah Clark hit a shot inside to tie the game. On the next possession, a shot by Hannah Steeves put the Mustangs into the lead and Crane went on to win, 30-28.

Steeves was the Mustangs’ leading scorer, hitting for 15 points. Nichole Bentz made six, Clark scored four, Cassidy Corrigan and Morgan Corrigan made two points each and Paige Landon made one.

Varsity boys
The Mustang varsity boys grabbed the lead from the Bulldogs in the opening minutes, and held it for a 58-43 win.

Crane was up 12-8 at the end of the first, with Tyler Opie, Levi Miller, Ryan Opie and Nic Nyman all finding the net.

Three-pointers by R. Opie and defensive blocks and rebounds by Cole Maupin during the second pushed the Mustangs’ lead to 28-12 at halftime.

By the end of the third, Crane had a 20-point lead, and in spite of three 3-point shots by McDermitt during the fourth, the Mustangs went on to take the win.

R. Opie made 18 points to top Crane’s scoring. Maupin put in 14, Nyman and T. Opie made 11 each and Miller put in four.

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This weekend the Mustangs will host Prairie City on Friday and Dayville/Monument on Saturday. The JV boys will start the action each day, at 3 p.m. Friday and noon Saturday. Varsity girls and boys will follow.

By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

The Hi-Desert Mat Club continued with their busy schedule, the latest competition coming in the Madras Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 17. Results are as follows:

Peewee — Jace Wright, 35 lbs., 3rd; Bantam — Andy Barnes, 45 lbs., 1st; Joseph Wright, 50 lbs., 5th; Intermediate — Oliver Barnes, 55 lbs., 1st; Johnny McKelvey, 65 lbs.,   4th; Harlan Gunderson, 75 lbs., 2nd; Schoolboy — Evan Gunderson, 84 lbs.,  1st.

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On Dec. 10, Smith Rock held their tournament at the Redmond High School.

The tournament was run as multiple brackets of four- to five-man crab pools, so there could be wrestlers the same age and weight, but ending up in different brackets. Several of the Hi-Desert wrestlers did make it however, and the results are as follows:

Peewee — Tommy Jack Rose, 50 lbs., 1st; Bantam — Matt Eggleston, 45 lbs., 4th; Adam White, 50 lbs., 1st; Intermediate — Johnny McKelvey, 65 lbs., 2nd; Cody King, 70 lbs. 1st; Dawson Williams, 75 lbs., 4th; Toby Clow, 80 lbs., 2nd; Matty Drushella, 100 lbs., 2nd; Novice — John Barry Rose, 75 lbs., 2nd; Schoolboy — Dillon Holtby, 180 lbs., 2nd.

The mat club also competed at Redmond on Nov. 26 and the results are as follows:

Peewee — Jayce Wright, 35 lbs., 1st; Bantam — Ethan Peasley, 45 lbs., 1st; Joseph Wright, 50 lbs., 1st; Kyle Boren, 55 lbs., 2nd; Brady Gilmer, 75 lbs., 3rd; Intermediate — Johnny McKelvey, 65 lbs., 3rd; Ian Dawson, 65 lbs., 4th; Anthony Moulton, 70 lbs., 2nd; Toby Clow, 80 lbs., 4th; Schoolboy — Kyle Robey, 85 lbs., 3rd; Dylan Holtby, 180 lbs., 2nd.

Maddye Dinsmore takes the ball to the basket in Burns’ win over Baker. (Photo by RANDY PARKS)

By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

The Burns girls varsity basketball team added two more wins to their season record by winning the Culver Tournament held Dec. 16-17.

After defeating Lost River 56-24 in the opening game, the Hilanders downed Culver 57-31 to win the title.

Burns got off to a fast start against Lost River, jumping out to a 17-9 first-quarter lead.

With their defense holding the Raiders to just five points over the next eight minutes, the Hilanders extended their lead to 20 points by halftime.

Burns then outscored Lost River 22-10 in the second half to advance to the championship game.

Charli Siegner led Burns in scoring, dropping in 14 points. Shelby Sanders finished with 11, Maddye Dinsmore 10, Abbey Fenton nine, Andi Herrera seven, Tanzie Bodeen three and Kayla McConnell two.

The Hilanders shot well from the field, hitting on 22 of 52 shots (42 percent) and were 11 of 18 from the free throw line.

Fenton led the team in rebounds, pulling down 12. Siegner added eight and Dinsmore seven.
The Hilanders also came up with 17 steals, led by Fenton with five and Herrera with four.

1    2    3    4     Final
LR       9    5    5    5       24
Bur    17  17   12   10     56

Burns kept the momentum going in the title game, outscoring Culver 13-4 in the first quarter and then taking a 33-14 lead into the break.

Burns then upped their lead to 23 points in the third quarter and went on to get the easy victory.

Sanders finished with 16 points, including two 3-pointers, to pace the Hilanders in scoring. Fenton added 15, Siegner 12, Dinsmore six, Anna Reid four, and Bodeen and McConnell two each.

Burns hit on 24 of 55 field goal attempts (44 percent) and sank five of six free throws.

Fenton  was the leading rebounder, coming down with 10 and Siegner finished with seven.

Burns came up with 18 steals, led by Dinsmore with seven and McConnell five.

1    2    3    4     Final
Cul      4   10   7    10     31
Bur     13  20  11   13     57

With the two wins, the Hilanders are now 6-1 on the season.

Burns hosted La Grande on Tuesday, Dec. 20, but results were not available by press time. The Hilanders play at Baker today (Dec. 21) and will then take part in the Sisters Tournament Dec. 27-29.

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In a battle between two defensive teams, it was the Burns Hilanders coming out on top 41-35 over Baker in girls varsity action on Tuesday, Dec. 13.

McConnell and Sanders hit 3-pointers in the first quarter to give Burns a 6-2 lead, and back-to-back buckets by Dinsmore put the Hilanders up by eight.

The Bulldogs answered with a 6-0 run, including a 3-pointer by Emily Smith,  to close to within two by the end of the first quarter.

Burns maintained a two-point lead for most of the second quarter and with time winding down, Siegner and Dinsmore both scored to put the Hilanders ahead by six at halftime.

The Bulldogs fought back again in the third quarter, getting to within one, but Dinsmore and McConnell both hit buckets to forge a five-point lead, and the quarter ended with Burns on top 27-23.

Burns took their biggest lead of the game in the fourth quarter on a 3-point shot by Sanders that put them up 36-27, before Smith cut the lead back to six with her own shot from outside the arc.

The Hilanders went backup by nine on a three-point play by Fenton, weathered the press by Baker in the final minute and a half and picked up the win.

The Hilanders were led by Fenton with 12 points and Sanders with 10. Dinsmore added nine, and Siegner and McConnell five each.

1    2    3    4     Final
Bak     8    6    9    12     35
Bur    10  10   7    14     41

The Burns frosh/soph team downed Baker 47-29 and the Hilander JV lost 49-40.

Maddye Dinsmore

BHS Coach Toney named 3A Coach of the Year

By Randy Parks
Burns Times-Herald

The Burns Hilanders’ Maddye Dinsmore and head coach Paula Toney received top honors following their 3A state title, as they were named 3A Player of the Year and Coach of the Year.

Dinsmore was joined on the All-State first team by teammate Abbey Fenton. The Hilanders’ Charli Siegner received second team honors and Brittainy Houck was named to the third team.

The complete 3A All State Volleyball Teams are as follows:

Player of the Year:  Maddye Dinsmore, Sr. Burns
Coach of the Year:  Paula Toney, Burns

First Team: Maddye Dinsmore, Sr. Burns;  Abbey Fenton, Sr. Burns;  Sara Almen, Sr. Santiam Christian;  Chelsea Moser, Sr. Willamina;  Kiki Frunk, Sr. Corbett; Tori Kemper, Sr. Valley Catholic; Madison McLain, So. Santiam Christian

Second Team: Caitlin Anglemier, Jr. Blanchet Catholic; Emma  Busk, Jr. Corbett; Amy Delong, Sr. Vale; Hailey Casebier, Sr. Cascade Christian; Rebecca Baglai, Sr. Valley Catholic;  Brook Wilson, Jr., Willamina; Charli Siegner, Jr. Burns

Third Team: Sami Balleque, Jr. Blanchet Catholic; Taylor Beckman, So, Westside Christian;  Brittainy Houck, Sr. Burns; Nina Umfrid, Sr. Willamina; Meghan Higday, Sr., Cascade Christian;  McKenzie David, So, Creswell; Lea Fulk, Jr. Vale;  Alex Provost-Shean, Sr. St. Mary’s.