PILOT?ROCK It had been two years since the Pilot Rock girls basketball team played a true home game.

So when the Rockets finally stepped on a court they could call their own Saturday night, they made it a momentous  occassion.

Behind senior post Madison Dave Pilot Rock handled Heppner 67-40 in a Blue Mountain Conference tilt.

Dave poured in 25 points to go with 11 rebounds for Pilot Rock, a team that was without a place to play because its old gym was condemned for safety reasons.

She played pretty unbelievable tonight, Pilot Rock coach Butch Wilson said. The girls havent played on their own court in awhile. They were pumped. It was a big deal to them.

Pilot Rock (5-2, 2-0) jumped on the Mustangs (4-2, 1-1), taking a 43-17 halftime lead. Heppner never threatened.

Bailey Weinke also reached double figures for the Rockets, scoring 14 points.

Kelly Wilson had 14 points for Heppner in a losing effort.

PILOT?ROCK 67, HEPPNER 40

Heppner (4-2) 8 9 10 13 40

Pilot Rock (5-2) 19 24 17 7 67

HEPPNER Kelly Wilson 14, Macy Gibbs 0, Blake Geenup 6, Micha Hintz 7, Kayla Kindle 7, Rylee Coleman 0, Paige Grieb 0, Maddie Lindsay 2, Caitlynn Bailey 0, Jessica Kempkin 4.

PILOT?ROCK Bekah Roe 3, Britteny Taylor 8, Megan Glynn 0, KasCee Cressy 4, Madison Dave 25, Jessie Doherty 13, Bailey Weinke 14, Tehya Ostrom 0, Lexi Craig 0, Rachel Willingham 0.

3-point field goals HHS 3-19; PRHS 5-13. Free throws HHS 5-12 Personal fouls HHS 14; PRHS?12. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

GRANT UNION 41, IRRIGON 39 At Irrigon, Grant Union got hot and held off the Knights in a Blue Mountain Conference meeting.

It marked the first loss of the year for Irrigon (5-1, 1-1).

They shot the lights out, Irrigon coach Stuart Dick said. They absolutely could not miss.

Sandra Vera had 11 points to lead Irrigon, which had a chance to tie the game in the final seconds, but a layup attempt went in and out.

Grant Union (3-3, 1-1) was led by?Rayne Houser (nine points).

Irrigon plays host to Ione next Friday

GRANT?UNION?41, IRRIGON?39

Grant Union (3-3) 8 20 12 1 41

Irrigon (5-1) 8 7 10 13 39

GRANT UNION Mariah Meyerholtz 1, Samantha Brock 2, Sarah Wright 2, Emily Mosley 8, Preslie Thompson 6, Makayla Bishop 0, Rayne Houser 9, Mikeala Donohue, 3 Rheanna Cartner 2, Heather Mosley 7, Riley Sharp 0.

IRRIGON Gabbi Villarreal 6, Anna Ayala 0, Ashli Roberts7 , Kelly McLaughlin 4, Beatriz Aguilera 0, Ty Garcia 0, Barbara Janovska 5, Karen Gonzallez 0, Caitlin Hearn 6, Sandra Vera 11.

3-point field goals GU 0; IHS 2. Free throws GU?12-18; IHS 13-17. Personal fouls GU 18; IHS?17. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

ENTERPRISE?30, WESTON-MCEWEN 29 At Athena, the Outlaws made their free-throws count down the stretch in a BMC game.

Enterprise was just 9-for-17 and Weston-McEwen 5-for-19, but it proved to be the difference in game where offense was almost non-existent.

This game came down to free throws, Weston-McEwen coach?Amber Doremus said. They made better use of their opportunties.

Taryn Coffman had 12 points to lead Weston-McEwen(6-1, 1-1).

Hayley Riggs had 14 points to lead the Outlaws (4-3, 1-1).

ENTERPRISE 30, WESTON-MCEWEN 29

Enterprise (4-3) 18 2 7 3 30

Weston-McEwen (6-1) 13 9 4 3 29

ENTERPRISE Emma Hall 1, Emily Ketscher 0, Tiffanie George 4, Katie Birkmaier 0, Carsen Sajonia 5, McKenna Miller 0, Callyn Stewart 0, Sarah Aschenbrenner 2, Hope Shaw 0, Hannah Schaafsma 4, Hayley Riggs 14.

WESTON-MCEWEN Sharice Quaempts 2, Matison Keeney 3, Taryn Coffman 12, Madison Carlin 0, Ammarae Broncheau 4, Danielle Dearing 2, Keegan Shepard 3, Melanie Sederburg 2, Josephine Penney 1, Kayla Peterson 0, Isabelle Dillow 0.

ECHO 43, CENTRAL?CHRISTIAN 23 At Redmond, the Cougars were able to empty their bench in a non-league rout.

Nine of the Echos 13 players reached the scoring column to help boost their teams record to 6-1.

Echo was paced by Kaci Kamm, who had 11 points and 10 rebounds.

Kyle King added 11 points for the Cougars.

ECHO 43, CENTRAL?CHRISTIAN 23

Echo (6-3) 4 5 13 9 31

CCA (3-1) 28 16 14 24 82

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN Kaylin McAfee 7, Abbi Hannay 4, Heather Funk 5, Kelsey Stealey 6, Samantha Beiver 1, Ashley Brunoe 0.

ECHO Kaci?Kamm 11, Kylie King 11, Bailey Strofe 5, Elizabeth McCary 4, Lizzie Cox 4, Hannah McCarty 2, Kelsey Ranger 2, Sarah Winnett 2, Hattie Reece 2

3-point field goals EHS 4-12; CCA 1-5. Free throws EHS 3-7; CCA 8-15. Personal fouls EHS 13; CCA?7. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

Other Saturday girls scores: Union 34, Stanfield 16; Nixyaawii 36, Wallowa 27.