Local Schedule

Wednesday, May 4Baseball

GUHS (JV/Frosh) Burns (1-H)

4:30 p.m.

Little League Majors

Jackson Oil v. Winegar Excavating PC

5:30 p.m.

OK Garage v. Les Schwab JD

5:30 p.m.

Softball Majors

Ferguson Surv. v.Prairie Drug JD1

5 p.m.

Grant Western v. Winner’s Choice JD2

5 p.m.

Golf

PCHS at Baker 12:30 p.m.

Thursday, May 5

Baseball

Little League Majors

Les Schwab v. Dairy Queen JD

5:30 p.m.

Softball

Seniors

Outpost v. McDonald’s JD1

Friday, May 6

Baseball

GUHS (JV/Frosh) v. Vale (2-A)1 p.m.

PC/Dayville v. Pine Eagle (2-H) * noon

Track

GUHS at La Grande 1 p.m.

PCHS TriCo League meet at John DayTBA

LCHS TriCo League meet at John DayTBA

Golf

PCHS at Sisters 1 p.m.

Saturday, May 7

Baseball

GUHS (V) v. Vale (2-H)* noon

GUHS (JV/Frosh) v. Union (2-A) noon

Monday, May 9

Golf

PCHS District at Wildhorse TBA

Tuesday, May 10

Baseball

GUHS (V) v. DeSales at Baker City

2 p.m.

GUHS (JV/Frosh) v. Baker (2-H) noon

Golf

PCHS District at Wildhorse TBA

BaseballWapiti League

Tuesday, April 26

First game

Vale 10, Prairie City/Dayville 5

PC/D’Ville 203 000 0 – 5 8 3

Vale 021 142 x – 10 13 1

Brenton Groves, Ryan Sagaser (6) and Willie Rockhill. Jake Zemmer, Hayden Patterson (6) and Paden McDaniel. W – Patterson. L – Sagaser (2-2). 2B – Levi Voigt (PC); McDaniel 2, Alex Hartwell, Patterson, Pat Verdun (V). 3B – Jason Jackson (PC). HR – Ian Morcum (V).

Second game

Vale 10, Prairie City/Dayville 8

PC/D’Ville 002 033 0 – 8 11 6

Vale 240 004 x – 10 9 1

Ryan Sagaser, Levi Voigt (2) and Willie Rockhill. Hayden Patterson, Jason Noland (5) and Paden McDaniel. W – Noland. L – Voigt (2-4). 2B – Jake Zemmer, Patterson (V). 3B – Ian Morcum (V). HR – Rockhill (PC), Noland 2 (V).

Friday, April 29

First game

Nyssa 6, Prairie City/Dayville 4

Nyssa 200 130 0 – 6 7 1

PC/D’Ville 100 000 3 – 4 8 3

R.J. Hernandez, Mark Beck (7) and Luis Gonzales, Nick Hartley (2); Brenton Groves, Ryan Sagaser (6) and Willie Rockhill. W – Hernandez. L – Groves (1-5). 2B – Baden Bair (N). 3B – none. HR – none.

Second game

Prairie City/Dayville 6,

Nyssa 5 (eight innings)

Nyssa 201 020 00 – 5 10 1

PC/D’Ville 000 300 21 – 6 15 1

Mark Beck, Paul Jones (7) and Nick Hartley; Levi Voigt and Willie Rockhill. W – Voigt (3-4). L – Jones. 2B – Baden Bair (V); Brenton Groves, Ryan Sagaser, Cody Sederlin, Voigt (PC). 3B – none. HR – Bair (V); Groves (PC).

TrackVale Invitational Track Meet

at Vale High School

Tuesday, April 26

Team scores – 1. LaGrande 129 points; 2. Burns 115; 3. Vale 97; 4. Grant Union 84; 5. Nyssa 78; 6. Baker 71; 7. Ontario 65; 8. Crane 15; 9. Harper 5; 10. (tie) Prairie City and Jordan Valley 0.

Individual results

(Winners and local placers)

Running events

400 relay – 1. La Grande 44.26; 3. Grant Union 45.14. 1,500 – 1. Jacob Blaylock, O, 4:24.66; 7. Eric Coats, GU, 4:44.12. 100 – 1. Raage Sofe, LG, 11.46; 2. Sterling Horn, GU, 11.50; 7, Nolin Page, GU, 11.97. 400 – 1. Gallagher Cumings, LG, 50.99; 4. Laramie Horn, GU, 54.91; 5. Joe Stinnett, GU, 55.59; 8. Gus Stiner, GU, 56.72.

110 hurdles – 1. Phillip Noble, V, 15.65. 800 – Tommie Hooper, Bu, 2:02.15; 7. Eric Coats, GU, 2:11.84. 200 – 1. Rick Anderson, LG, 23.29; 2. Sterling Horn, GU, 23.53. 300 hurdles – 1. Phillip Noble, V, 42.93.

3,000 – 1. Weston Carmichael, V, 9:59.23; 2. Caleb Sturgill, GU, 10:24.24; 5. Justin Coats, GU, 10:53.03. 1,600 relay – 1. Ontario 3:36.58; 2. Grant Union 3:36.88.

Field events

Javelin – 1. Jose Escobedo, N, 160-4; 8. Dillon Pendleton, GU, 124-11. Shot put – 1. Zach McDowall, N, 51-6.26; 3. Dillon Pendleton, GU, 42-4.25; 7. Adrian Reed, GU, 38-6.75. High jump – 1. Jason Karrels, LG, 6-2; 4. Dustin Kreger, GU, 6-0. Pole vault – 1. Marshall Ackley, N, 14-3; 8. Marshall Hayes, GU, 10-0.

Long jump – 1. Jason Karrels, LG, 21-7; 8. Shane Murphy, GU, 18-3.25. Triple jump – 1. Jason Karrels, LG, 42-2.50; 5. Alex Bremner, GU, 37-9. Discus – 1. Jose Escobedo, N, 127-5; 3. Adrian Reed, GU, 110-10.

Girls

Team scores – 1. Burns 117 points; 2. Vale 110; 3. Grant Union 95; 4. LaGrande 74; 5. Crane 63; 6. Ontario 56; 7. Nyssa 55; 8. Baker 53; 9. Prairie City 23; 10. Jordan Valley 21; 11. Harper 0.

Individual results

(Winners and local placers)

Running events

400 relay – 1. Vale 50.55; 5. Grant Union 52.95. 1,500 – Leann VanBatavia, Bu, 5:40.01; 8. Angie Allen, GU, 6:07.09. 100 – Kimiko Kamo, V, 12.39; 8. Kayla Reid, PC, 13.83. 400 – 1. Jordan Bainbridge, O, 59.58; 7. Bree Myers, GU, 1:08.01.

100 hurdles – 1. Danielle Ricco, PC, 13.35; 8. Marzuri Waggoner, GU, 18.86. 800 – 1. Hayley Oveson, LG, 2:27.76; 3. Danielle Barry, GU, 2:34.31. 200 – 1. Kimiko Kamo, V, 25.84; 5. Kaylee Lemcke, GU, 27.92; 7. Sabrina Hoffman, GU, 28.87. 300 hurdles – 1. Cora Beach, LG, 49.87; 5. Danielle Ricco, PC, 53.38.

3,000 – 1. Angie Allen, GU, 12:58.09; 7. Kira Vinke, GU, 15:09.26. 1,600 relay – 1. Ontario 4:15.29; 3. Grant Union 4:21.03.

Field events

Javelin – 1. Jessica Clemens, BU, 128-9; 4. Jill Martens, PC, 98-3; 6. Bradi Voigt, PC, 92-9. Shot put – 1. Chelsey Ramos, N, 36-0.25; 4. Brenna Caughlin, GU, 31-7. High jump – 1. Becky Landis, GU, 5-2; 6. Shanley Day, GU, 4-6. Pole vault – 1. Lucero Gordillo, N, 10-2; 4. Kristal Holliday, GU, 8-6; 5. Sarah Jacobsen, GU, 8-0.

Long jump – 1. Maria Clemens, Bu, 16-7.50; 5. Becky Landis, GU, 14-10; 8. Jyla Hill, GU, 14-4.50. Triple jump – 1. Jill Richards, Ba, 34-1; 2. Kaylee Lemcke, GU, 33-7.50; 3. Becky Landis, GU, 31-10; 7. Jyla Hill, GU, 29-8; 8. Sabrina Hoffman, GU, 29-6.50. Discus – 1. Angela Larsen, JV, 112-5; 4. Brenna Caughlin, GU, 93-0; 6. Kiley Humphrey, GU, 88-5.

Second Annual

Grant Union Classic

Track and Field Meet

at Three Flags Field

Saturday, April 30

Boys

Team scores – 1. Grant Union 169.50 points; 2. Burns 161.5; 3. Joseph 89; 4. Mitchell 85; 5. Spray 57; 6. Powder Valley 39; 7. Ukiah 30.50; 8. Pine Eagle 19; 9. Long Creek 16; 10. Prairie City 0.

Individual results

(Winners and local Placers)

Running events

400 relay – 1. Grant Union 46.04 (new meet record); 2. Mitchell 46.83; 6. Spray 48.61. 1,500 – 1. Ben Snell (S) 4:25.82 (new meet record); 3. Justin Coats, GU, 4:42.97; 4. Caleb Sturgill, GU, 4:44.83; 6. Brady Long, GU, 5:04.69; 7. Nick Smith, GU, 5:05.34; 8. Rhett Elliott, GU, 5:06.37. 100 – 1. Sterling Horn, GU, 11.47; 2. Brian Anderson, M, 11.49; 4. Nolin Page, GU, 11.88; 7. Jake Williams, M, 12.20; 8. Shane Murphy, GU, 12.21. 400 – 1. Josh Arnall, GU, 51.59 (new meet record); 3. Laramie Horn, GU, 54.99; 4. Joe Stinnett, GU, 55.07; 6. Sjors Gareaedlts, S, 56.00; 8. Gus Stiner, GU, 56.21.

110 hurdles – 1. Dustin Cloud, M, 16.63 (new meet record); 2. Asa Miller, S, 17.36; 5. Andrew Judd, GU, 19.01; 7. Patrick Lofton, M, 19.53. 200 – 1. Sterling Horn, GU, 23.58; 2. Brian Anderson, M, 24.37; 4. Nolin Page, GU, 24.49; 7. Jake Williams, M, 24.89; 8. Shane Murphy, GU, 25.06. 800 – 1. Tommie Hooper, B, 2:02.73 (new meet record); 2. Ben Corley, LC, 2:04.15; 4. Eric Coats, GU, 2:09.36. 300 hurdles – 1. Dustin Cloud, M, 42.79 (new meet record); 2. Asa Miller, S, 43.99; 5. Patrick Lofton, M, 47.14; 6. (tie), Jamison Soupir, GU, and Tyrell Peasley, B, 49.74

3,000 – 1. Ben Snell, S, 10:04.35; 2. Ben Corley, LC, 10:10;64; 3. Caleb Sturgill, GU, 10:12.22; 5. Justin Coats, GU, 10:45.46; 7. Shawn Carter, M, 11:12.02; 8. Aaron Humbird, GU, 11:13.85. 1,600 relay – 1. Grant Union; 4. Spray; 6. Mitchell.

Field events

Long jump – 1. Nick Blevins, B, 19-0.50 (new meet record); 3. Brian Anderson, M, 18-10.50; 6. Alex Bremner, GU, 17-11; 6. Shane Murphy, GU, 17-10. Javelin – 1. Kyle Hook, J, 165-6 (new meet record); 7. Patrick Lofton, M, 128-11 8. David Kelpak, M, 125-0. Triple jump – 1. Tommie Hooper, B, 40-7; 2. Alex Bremner, GU, 39-5; 3. Wyatt Miller, S, 39-3; 7. Jamison Soupir, GU, 32-10.50; 8. Jacob Lallatin, GU, 28-3.50. Pole vault – 1. Brian Casch, PE, 11-0; 3. Marshall Hayes, GU, 10-6; 5. Andrew Judd, GU, 9-0.

Shot put – 1. Dillon Pendleton, GU, 40-11; 3. Adrian Reed, GU, 38-6.50; 5. Nick Wells, M, 35-2. Discus – 1. Dustin Cloud, M, 130-0.50; 3. Adrian Reed, GU, 115-3; 5. Ryan Starr, S, 105-9.50; 7. Nick Wells, M, 101-2. High jump – 1. Justin Gray, PV, 6-3 (new meet record); 2. Dustin Kreger, GU, 6-2.

Girls

Team scores – 1. Burns 187 points; 2. Grant Union 179; 3. Powder Valley 71; 4. Prairie City 52; 5. Joseph 48; 6. Pine Eagle 39; 7. Spray 16; 8. Mitchell 10; 9. Wheeler 3; 10. (tie) Long Creek and Ukiah 0.

Individual results

(Winners and local placers)

Running events

400 relay – 1. Burns 51.24 (new meet record); 2. Prairie City 53.83; 5. Mitchell 1:01.59. 1,500 – 1. Hailey Miguelz, PV, 5:20.36; 5. Angie Allen, GU, 5:57.73. 100 – 1. Jaela Dinsmore, B, 12.66 (new meet record); 4. Kayla Reid, PC, 14.05; 7. Luciana Prada Villar, GU, 14.26; 8. Megan Garber, S, 14.53. 400 – 1. Abby Morrison, PE, 1:00.48; 2. Danielle Barry, GU, 1:03.50; 3. Sabrina Hoffman, GU, 1:07.32; 5. Shanley Day, GU, 1:08.93; 7. Cassie Bench, M, 1:15.27.

100 hurdles – 1. Danielle Ricco, PC, 17.11; 3. Jyla Hill, GU, 17.68; 6. Marzuri Waggoner, GU, 19.47. 200 – 1. Jaela Dinsmore, B, 26.90 (new meet record); 3. Kaylee Lemcke, GU, 28.09; 7. Sabrina Hoffman, GU, 30.12; 8. Lindsey Curt, PC, 30.78. 800 – 1. Abby Morrison, PE, 2:27.06; 3. Danielle Barry, GU, 2:33.64. 300 hurdles – 1. Colby Patton, J, 49.88 (new meet record); 3. Danielle Ricco, PC, 52.42; 4. Kristal Holliday, GU, 54.44.

3,000 – 1. Angie Allen, GU, 13:08.15 (new meet record); 3. Kira Vinke, GU, 15:00.39. 1,600 relay – 1. Burns 4:18.04 (new meet record); 3. Grant Union 4:28.35.

Field events

Long jump – 1. Maria Clemens, B, 17-0 (new meet record); 2. Lindy Black, PC, 16-4; 3. Becky Landis, GU, 14-11; 4. Luciana Prada Villar, GU, 14-0; 5. Sarah Cary, GU, 13-10; 6. Jyla Hill, GU, 13-6.50; 7. Marzuri Waggoner, GU, 13-3. Javelin – 1. Jessica Clemens, B, 125-4 (new meet record); 4. Jill Martens, PC, 100-9; 5. Bradi Voigt, PC, 96-8; 6. Christina Lofton, M, 93-0. Triple jump – 1. Kaylee Lemcke, GU, 35-1; 2. Becky Landis, GU, 3. Bree Myers, GU, 4. Lindy Black, PC, 5. Sarah Cary, GU, 6. Jyla Hill, GU. Pole vault – 1. Sarah Jacobson, GU, 8-6; 2. Kristal Holliday, GU, 8-0.

Shot put – 1. Whitney Cornell, B, 36-6 (new meet record); 2. Brenna Caughlin, GU, 31-5.5-; 5. Kiley Humphrey, GU, 28-1; 7. Megan Garber, S, 27-11. Discus – 1. Whitney Cornell, B, 94-7.75; 3. Kiley Humphrey, GU, 86-4; 5. Brenna Caughlin, GU, 84-10.50; 6. Andrea Fischer, S, 84-4.50. High jump – 1. Megan Garber, S, 5-0; 2. Becky Landis, GU, 5-0; 3. Shanley Day, GU, 5-0.

BowlingEarly Mourners

Wednesday, April 20

Team standings – 1. Big D Enterprises 45 wins and 15 losses; 2. Curves 43-21; 3. Sandy’s Happy Nails 33-31.

High team handicap game – Sandy’s Happy Nails 597 pins.

High team handicap series – Hunter’s Choice 1,729 pins.

High individual scratch game – Nancy Chase 172 pins.

High individual scratch series – Nancy Chase 458 pins.

Splits converted – Bonnie Powell 4-5, Gloria Kulis and Nancy Chase 3-10.

10,000 pins hit – Jan Dickens and Gladys Ervin.

Wednesday, April 27

Final games of season

Roll-off between winning teams from first and second halves

of season

Final standings – First place Sandy’s Happy Nails; Second place Big D Enterprises; Last place Hunter’s Choice Taxidermy.

High team handicap game – Sandy’s Happy Nails 640 pins.

High team handicap series – Sandy’s Happy Nails 1,801 pins.

High individual scratch game – Sue Gilliam 185 pins.

High individual scratch series – Sue Gilliam 510 pins.

Splits converted – Bert Kruse 2-7 (twice), Jan Dickens 5-7, Nancy Chase, Laura Breeze and Gladys Ervin 3-10.

FishingOregon Department of Fish

and Wildlife

Northeast Zone

Reminder: Angling for bull trout is prohibited in the Northeast Zone except for the Wenaha and Imnaha rivers. Also, most northeast Oregon streams do not open until May 28. Check the angling regulations for details.

Cold Springs Reservoir: Open all year. The reservoir contains white crappie and largemouth bass. Fishing access is limited.

Grande Ronde, Wallowa, and Imnaha basin streams: Open for trout May 28.

Hat Rock and Weston Ponds: Hat Rock and Weston Ponds: Open all year, and will be planted with legal-sized trout during April, May and June. Hat Rock Pond is accessible year-round and Weston Pond should be accessible by mid to late April.

John Day Basin: All streams in the basin will be open to trout angling May 28. ODFW reminds anglers that all rainbow trout 20 inches and larger are classified as steelhead in streams in the John Day Basin. Anglers are also reminded that a slot limit is in effect for smallmouth bass in the John Day River from Service Creek Bridge downstream to Tumwater Falls.

Jubilee Lake: Open year round and fishing is expected to be fair to good for eight to 12-inch rainbow trout. The lake is usually not accessible by vehicle before mid-June because of snow.

Kinney Lake: Will not open until May 28 at the landowner’s request. It will be stocked before opening. Kinney Lake is located on private property, and the landowner allows public access for angling. Please respect the property by cleaning up your trash, restricting vehicle travel to the existing road, and helping maintain the privilege of angling on this property.

Long Creek, Seventh Street, and Anson Wright Ponds: Access will be good and all should be stocked by April 23.

Rowe Creek Reservoir: Low water may limit stocking rates.

Magone Lake, Bull Prairie: Roads will be open.

Marr and Wallowa ponds: Will be stocked with legal size rainbow trout before April 23. Angling should be good.

McNary, Channel Ponds: Open all year, and will be planted with catchable-sized trout during April, May, June and July.

Morgan Lake: Open to angling April 23 and should be good for eight to 12-inch rainbow and brook trout. Free Fishing Day will be held at Morgan Lake June 11 and will also include additional releases of legals and trophy rainbow trout.

Olive and Strawberry Lakes: May not be accessible due to snow.

Peach Road Pond (Ladd Marsh): Will be stocked with legal trout several times through out the spring. Angling should be fair to good. The pond was also stocked with surplus hatchery steelhead in March.

Penland Lake: Open all year and fishing is expected to be fair for rainbow trout. Snow conditions could limit access through the early part of April.

R.D. Mac Pond: Will not be stocked with legal trout this year.

Roulette Pond: Will be stocked with legal trout before April 23. Was also stocked with surplus hatchery steelhead in March. Angling should be good.

Tepee and Honeymoon Ponds: Will be stocked with legal trout in late May.

Umatilla River: Spring chinook are expected to return to the Umatilla River this spring, and angling should be good. The spring chinook seasons have changed this year. The season from Hwy 730 Bridge upstream to Three Mile Dam is April 16-May 21 and the season form Three Mile Dam upstream to the reservation boundary located upstream from Hwy 11 Bridge at Pendleton is April 16 to June 30. Consult the 2005 Oregon Sport Fishing Regulations for additional special regulations are in effect for the Umatilla River.

Victor Pond: Will be stocked later in the season.

Walla Walla River and Tributaries: Open May 28. All streams within the Walla Walla basin are restricted to flies and lures only. Angling for bull trout is prohibited.

Wallowa Lake: Will be stocked with legal trout the first week of May. Good numbers of holdover rainbow should be available as well. Kokanee fishing should pick up with warmer weather in late April or early May. Good fishing is expected.

Willow Creek Reservoir: Open all year and fishing is expected to be fair for trout eight to 14 inches. Trout will be planted during April. Largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, black crappie, bluegill, pumpkinseed, and brown bullhead are also available.

Willow, Rhea, and Butter Creeks, and McKay Creek above McKay Reservoir: Open April 23. Willow Creek will be stocked with catchable trout in April and May through the cities of Heppner, Lexington and Ione.

Wineland Lake and Searcy Pond: Due to a change in ownership, these private ponds will not be stocked this year.

Snake River Zone

Brownlee Reservoir: Fishing has already picked up for bass, crappie, catfish, perch and trout. Channel catfish angling will be slow until the weather warms up in May. Fluctuating water levels are common in spring and can throw the bite off temporarily.

Oxbow: Reservoir: Good angling for bass, crappie, catfish, perch and trout.

Hell’s Canyon Reservoir: Good angling for bass, crappie, catfish, perch and trout. Below the dam, in the Snake River is also good for smallmouth bass as the water warms.

Snake River upstream of Brownlee Reservoir: Upper basin snow pack was low this winter. Flows should be below average most of the spring and summer. Channel catfish angling will be slow until the weather warms up in May. Smallmouth bass fishing will pick up when water temperatures rise.

Spaulding Reservoir: Water levels are low in this productive BLM reservoir located about 70 miles east of Lakeview and north along Doherty slide. Fishing should be fair this spring for last year’s planted fingerlings.

Sprague River System: The mouth of Sprague River to Chiloquin Dam opens May 28 and should be good for native redband trout. The Sprague River upstream from Chiloquin Dam opens April 23. Angling for native redband trout should be good. The area from Saddle Mountain Pit road upstream to Godowa Springs Road Bridge is open to the use of bait to take advantage of the brown bullhead. The Sprague River System is closed to angling for bull trout.

Spring Creek: Opens May 28, and will be stocked with legal sized rainbow trout through out the summer.

Thief Valley Reservoir: The reservoir was not drained last year, and fishing has been good throughout early spring. Many large trout are being caught.

Thompson Reservoir: Annually stocked with fingerling and legal sized trout. Reservoir will be drawn down through out the irrigation season making for navigation hazards as the irrigation season progresses. Angling should be good for trout and largemouth bass.

Twin Lakes (Eagle Caps near Halfway): Angling should be good for 8-12-inch rainbow trout. The road to the lake likely will open sometime in June.

Unity Reservoir: Trout fishing should be good with 14-18 inch trout common. Crappie and smallmouth bass angling should be fair.

Vee Lake: is a moderate sized lake located on Fremont National Forest Property above Mud Creek Campground. Water levels should be good. Fishing will be fair. An unimproved boat ramp is present.

Warm Springs Reservoir: The reservoir has not filled since 2000, and it will not fill again this year. It could be drained by late July. It will take several years for the warm water fish population to recover.

Warner Valley Lakes: Crappie will be available although the low lake levels going into the winter reduced the total number of fish. Expect the lakes to become very low as the summer progresses.

Wildhorse Lake: Located high on the south end of Steens Mountain, Wildhorse Lake has a naturally reproducing population of Lahontan cutthroat trout. The road and trail into the lake should be accessible by early to mid-July.

Williamson River: Special regulations are in effect for the Williamson River. Williamson River from mouth upstream to Kirk Bridge should provide excellent angling opportunities for large native redband trout. Very strong runs of returning fish have been observed during this spawning season. Angling for these large fish should peak in the months of July, August and September. Season opens May 28. Williamson River upstream of Kirk Bridge should provide very good angling for native redband trout and introduced brook trout.