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Ronald Bond

Ronald Bond

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Editor, Wallowa County Chieftain

Oregon

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Total articles 1151

  • Local roundup: Heppner hammers Irrigon 52-14 in BMC opener

    By Ronald Bond Verified|The Hermiston HeraldVerifiedHEPPNER — The Mustangs scored the game’s first 24 points, amassed nearly 500 yards of offense and shook off last week’s home loss to open Blue Mountain Conference play with a 52-14 victory over Irrigon. “We felt good about this,” Heppner head coach Greg Grant said of the win. “Irrigon is not a bad team. Irrigon has some kids that are really starting to get it. I thought they gave us some trouble early defensively. They were moving the ball on us.

    By Ronald Bond Verified · The Hermiston Herald

    Oct. 01, 2023

  • Stanfield dominant in 46-12 win over Riverside

    By Ronald Bond Verified|The Hermiston HeraldVerifiedSTANFIELD — The Stanfield Tigers are beginning to find a rhythm after a couple rough early weeks to the season. Quarterback Pablo Galindo had a hand on three scores, Jesus Arellano and Israel Monkus each scored a pair of touchdowns, and Stanfield ran its winning streak to two in a row with a dominant 46-12 win over Riverside Friday, Sept. 29, to open Blue Mountain Conference action. kAmr@??@C {@82? 2=D@ 25565 2 D4@C6 @? 2 e_\J2C5 C646AE:@? 7@C E96 %:86CD[ H9@ 6I64FE65 E96:C 82>6 A=2? E@ CF?

    By Ronald Bond Verified · The Hermiston Herald

    Sep. 30, 2023

  • Local roundup: Heppner hammers Irrigon 52-14 in BMC opener

    By Ronald Bond Verified|The Hermiston HeraldVerifiedHEPPNER — The Mustangs scored the game’s first 24 points, amassed nearly 500 yards of offense and shook off last week’s home loss to open Blue Mountain Conference play with a 52-14 victory over Irrigon. “We felt good about this,” Heppner head coach Greg Grant said of the win. “Irrigon is not a bad team. Irrigon has some kids that are really starting to get it. I thought they gave us some trouble early defensively. They were moving the ball on us.

    By Ronald Bond Verified · The Hermiston Herald

    Oct. 01, 2023

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Wallowa County Chieftain

Local stories from the Wallowa County Chieftain covering breaking news, local sports coverage, business, local opinions, and more.

'+1 541-426-4567

Founded: 2012