Area Roundup: Red Devils knock off Skagit Valley
Saturday, December 29, 2007 6:08 AM PST
By The Daily News
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E-mail this articleOREGON CITY, Ore. ---- Lower Columbia College overcame what head coach Jim Roffler called a "lackadaisical" first-half performance to storm past Skagit Valley 77-60 in the opening round of the Clackamas Invitational men's basketball tournament on Friday.
The victory moved the Red Devils (5-5) into a semifinal matchup against Umpqua of Roseburg, Ore., at 6 p.m. today.
LCC outscored the Cardinals 39-22 in the second half, with defense sparking the surge.
"It all started at the defensive end. We started challenging their shots and got our (fast) break going," Roffler said. "We made a better account of ourselves. We started off the game well, but we got kind of lackadaisical and let them back in it. I thought we played harder in the second half. We finally realized we were a better team than they were."
Former Mark Morris standout Michael Hallin had a double-double for the Devils with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Josh Troyer added 12 points, and Marice Tolliver chipped in 10 points, five assists and three steals.
LCC outrebounded Skagit Valley 42-30.
Red Devils 77, Cardinals 60
LOWER COLUMBIA (77) -- Chris Coleman 0, Robert Edwards 6, Ryan Hoff 3, Josh Troyer 12, Elisha Moaning 4, Marice Tolliver 10, James Gehring 3, Isaac Jimcoily 8, Michael Hallin 12.
SKAGIT VALLEY (60) -- Kevin Masnayon 2, Cameron Bailey 0, Isiah Barber 5, Chris Zeringer 4, Travis Teaford 8, Chris Kok 8, Daniel Davidson 14, Bryan Black 12, Matt Peterson 5, Trent Leach 2, Caleb Koom 0.
Halftime: LCC 38, SVCC 38
CC WOMEN
Warriors slip past LCC
ONTARIO, Ore. ---- Lower Columbia College women's basketball coach Chad Meadors doesn't consider his Lady Devils' 63-54 setback against top-ranked Walla Walla on Friday as a moral victory.
"This was a four possession game, and all we had to do was make two stops and score twice," he said. "We had a chance to win with 30 seconds left, but we have to find a way to make fewer mental mistakes. This outcome was definitely unsatisfying."
The loss dropped LCC to 6-4 in nonleague play, while the Warriors move to 11-0. The Lady Devils play host Treasure Valley this afternoon at 3 in the second day of the round-robin event.
LCC netted 23-of-43 shots, which included a miserable 4-of-18 from outside the arc. Walla Walla hit 23-of-39 shots and made 16-of-21 free throws. The Lady Devils were 4-of-2 at the free-throw line.
Katie Garcin led LCC with 12 points, with Kelsey Forrest adding 10.
Warriors 63, Lady Devils 54
LOWER COLUMBIA (54) -- Heidi Jackson 7, Kristina Craft 0, Kelsey Forrest 10, Jessi Hanna 6, Shelby Junkman 0, Holly Weston 0, Katie Garcin 12, Kasey Craft 1, Nadra Evans 9, Kourtney Craft 3, Jordan Budd 2, Megan Holmes 4.
WALLA WALLA (63) -- Allie Dreadfulwater 5, Shayna Glenn 9, Katie Strunk 10, Brittanie Toone 10, Layne Tucker 10, A.J. Hawk 6, Becky Jones 13.
Halftime: WW 35, LCC 25.
WRESTLING
Rockets win Royal Invite
ROYAL CITY, Wash. ---- Castle Rock sent four wrestlers to the finals and claimed two individual titles as the Rockets won the team crown at the 17-team Royal Invitational wrestling tournament on Friday.
"The Royal tournament is what we use to judge where we're at in the season," CR coach Joe Godinho said. "All of the teams at this tournament will be at state, and we were able to compete well against some very quality teams."
Castle Rock amassed 217.5 points compared to runner-up Royal with 201.5. Chelan placed third with 145, Cashmere was fourth with 133 and Warden rounded out the top five with 131.5.
All 17 of CR's wrestlers placed in the top six of their respective weight classes. Blake Adams (119 pounds) and Matt Payne (125) won their divisions, with Parker Williamson (112) and Rowdy Payne (171) finishing second.
Marcus Deyo (103) and Jon Roden (130) finished third, with Kyle Godinho (130), Cody Martin (135), Zeke Lomer (145), Curtis Johnson (152) and Jed Lomer (160) placing fourth. Kody Lindeman (140), Travis Patrick (112) and Chase Alderman (215) finished fifth, with Dane Williams (189) and Tyler Eccles (145) placing sixth.
Three Scots in quarters
VANCOUVER ---- Kelso advanced three wrestlers into the quarterfinals, and had seven others still alive in consolation competition after the first day of the Pacific Coast wrestling tournament at Hudson's Bay High School on Friday.
Graham-Kaposwin leads the 32-team tournament with 78.5 points, followed by Enumclaw with 74.5, Rogers of Puyallup with 72 and Kentwood at 64.5. Kelso is in ninth place with 15.5 points.
"We have 10 of our 14 kids still in the tournament, and I'm happy with the way they've bounced back through the brackets," Kelso coach Bob Freund said. "This is a very tough tournament to come into, and we have some kids who stepped up into varsity spots for this event."
Riley Miller (103 pounds), Mitch Giberson (130) and Jordan Jackson (285) won both of their matches and advanced to the quarterfinals. Tyson Connors (112), Brandon Erickson (119), Austin Smart (125), Justin Sitch (135), Niko Hughes (140), Justin Farnsworth (152) and Taylor Mustion (171) won two of three matches apiece and remain alive in consolation.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Jacks rally past 'Hawks
CHEHALIS ---- Tanner Bradley rebounded a missed free throw and scored the game-winning layup with three seconds remaining to give R.A. Long a 54-52 victory over Anacortes in the opening round of the Bearcat Invitational boys basketball tournament Friday at W.F. West High School.
The Lumberjacks (5-2) play host W.F. West at 7:30 tonight for the tourney title. RAL beat the Bearcats on the road earlier this month.
"I'm sure W.F. West will be looking to get us back," RAL coach Rally Wallace said. "This was an outstanding win against a quality opponent, as far as keeping our composure. We competed hard and got the job done at the end, and that's the sign of a good ballclub."
The Seahawks converted a layup with :8 on the clock to take a 52-51 lead. Wallace decided against calling timeout, and Scott Pisapia raced the length of the court and was fouled with four ticks left. He made the first shot to tie it and missed the second. But Bradley managed to collect the rebound and scored the game-winner.
Wallace called timeout to set his defense, and Anacortes missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer.
Pisapia led RAL with 16 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals. Bradley added 15 points and five boards, and Edwin Frauenfeld pulled down seven rebounds.
Pisapia and Bradley combined to score all 13 of RAL's fourth-quarter points.
W.F. West crushed White River in Friday's other game.
Jacks 54, Seahawks 52
ANACORTES (52) -- Hayes 9, Freeman 2, Averill 4, Anderson 7, Zavala 6, Larkin 18, Sturgeon 6.
R.A. LONG (54) -- Edwin Frauenfeld 4, Trevor Sweet 5, Ryan MacArthur 0, Tanner Bradley 15, Scott Pisapia 16, Taylor Woodruff 4, Marcus Irwin 4, Keoki Mawae 0, Matt Ellis 6.
Anacortes 21 10 13 8 -- 52
R.A. Long 10 18 13 13 -- 54
Winlock holds off Adna
CHEHALIS ---- Jordan Davis, Winlock's 6-foot-6 point guard, scored 28 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Winlock to a 73-70 nonleague boys basketball win over Adna on Friday afternoon at W.F. West High School.
Tyler Hertz added 23 points and nine assists for the Cardinals (8-1), and Nathan Booth had a double-double with 14 points and 10 boards.
"Jordan is averaging 21.9 points and 10 rebounds a game. They (the Pirates) tried to box-and-one him, but we did a good job screening for him to get him open," Winlock coach Gary Viggers said. "He was able to get inside on those screens, and that's where he's tough."
On Thursday, Winlock whipped Morton 78-35 at home in a nonleague contest. Davis had 19 points, Hertz 15 with 11 assists, and Booth and Jake Brown scored 18 points each.
Cardinals 73, Pirates 70
WINLOCK (73) -- Tyler Hertz 23, Jordan Davis 28, Nathan Booth 14, Tyler McCarthy 1, Jake Brown 7, Tyler Diamond 0, Mike Kent 0.
ADNA (70) -- Stanfield 14, Lawler 2, Trotter 0, Elliott 13, Kendall 14, Kohler 7, White 0, Grosshans 20.
Winlock 22 14 18 19 -- 73
Adna 14 21 16 19 -- 70
Fishermen fry Warriors
ILWACO ---- A third-quarter lull did not prevent Ilwaco from cruising past Warrenton 57-39 here Friday in the championship game of the Ilwaco Holiday Classic boys basketball tournament.
Jack Whealdon scored 16 points off the bench to pace the Fishermen, who built a 28-10 halftime lead, put up just nine points in the third quarter, then exploded for 20 in the final period.
"We stopped attacking in the third quarter and they closed the gap," Ilwaco coach Paul Jarrett said. "We picked it up a little later in the third and into the fourth. It was nice."
Matt Kaino added 13 points and six rebounds, and Ryan Blake chipped in 12 points and nine rebounds for the winners (5-5).
Ilwaco 57, Warrenton 39
WARRENTON (39) -- Morrison 0, Patterson 1, Little 6, Moore 23, Davis 4, Hackwith 3, Johnson 2
ILWACO (57) -- Karl Oman 3, Ryan Rodenbaugh 8, Jordan Desimone 3, Ryan Blake 12, Matt Kaino 13, Jack Whealdon 16, Kolby Kirby 2
Warrenton 4 6 14 15 -- 39
Ilwaco 15 13 9 20 -- 57
Rockets soar in OT
CASTLE ROCK ---- Clint Burgoyne knocked down a 3-pointer and hit some key free throws in overtime to lift Castle Rock to a 64-59 victory over Sultan in the Castle Rock Christmas Tournament third-place game on Friday.
Burgoyne finished with 19 points and Zack Gehring added 15 to offset a 34-point explosion by Sultan's Jordan Nickles.
"He's by far the best kid we've seen this season," CR coach Kevin Johnson said of Nickles. "We did a pretty good job containing him in the overtime period."
CR (6-3) tied the game at 52-52 with a pair of free throws in the final minute of regulation.
Rockets 64, Turks 59
SULTAN (59) -- Jordan Nickles 34, Matt Ruddock 5, Jeff Hoiland 0, Brett Johnson 6, Brian Cogger 4, Nathan Barnhill 0, John Grocy 4, T.J. Cotterill 4, Luke Clarke 2.
CASTLE ROCK (64) -- Mike Murray 0, Chris Tinney 2, Jordan Strain 4, Steven Horsley 0, Dustin Hamilton 3, Kyle Karnofski 4, Zack Gehring 15, Dalton Morrison 4, Clint Burgoyne 19.
Sultan 18 15 11 8 7 -- 59
C. Rock 17 10 14 11 12 -- 64
Kalama keeps rolling
CATHLAMET ---- Brandon Walker and Robby Sanders combined to net 30 points as Kalama ran away from Raymond 64-41 in the Wahkiakum Christmas Tournament on Friday.
"We challenged the guys before the game to come out and play with defensive aggression," Kalama coach Jody Stemkoski said. "The guys worked on it together and did a pretty good job."
Walker led the Chinooks (6-1) with 18 points, with Sanders chipping in 12. Mike LaRoy also pulled down eight rebounds and Jon Hartley added seven.
Chinooks 64, Seagulls 41
KALAMA (64) -- Robby Sanders 12, Brandon Walker 18, Jordan Wall 5, Billy Arn 4, Ryan Chiodo 1, Jon Hartley 8, Mike LaRoy 8, Brandon Osterlund 0, Jerad Watson 8, Travis Deal 0.
RAYMOND (41) -- Xaysy 5, Snyder 4, Montgomery 2, Guthrie 3, Gusdal 5, Topping 4, Newman 12, El 2, Lundy 4.
Kalama 21 15 16 12 -- 64
Raymond 9 8 12 12 -- 41
Columbians edge DC
CORBETT, Ore. ---- With Hazze Walker sidelined by the flu on Friday, Kory Schuff stepped up and led Rainier to a 49-42 victory over Class 1A basketball powerhouse Damascus Christian in the opening round of the Corbett Holiday Tournament.
"They're scrappy. We were off our offensive rhythm," Rainier coach Wes Armstrong said. "But (Schuff) really took over for us in the fourth quarter. I was real proud of him."
It was a one-point game going into the fourth, but Schuff caught fire for 15 of his 20 points in the period. Brandon Staehely also came up big with 11 points, six assists and five steals for the game.
Rainier plays Corbett or Waldport in the title game tonight.
Columbians 49, Eagles 42
RAINIER (49) -- Jon Wright 3, Brandon Staehely 11, Riley Tripp 3, Kory Schuff 20, Curtis Kaufman 0, Tyler Yeoman 0, Daryl Paddock 8, Casey Bodenhamer 0, Brandon Cataldo 5.
DAMASCUS CHRISTIAN (42) -- Clark 10, Dutt 3, Gunderson 7, Lamb 0, Rabani 8, Underwood 8.
Rainier 11 9 13 16 -- 49
Damascus 12 11 9 10 -- 42
TRC pounds Taholah
ABERDEEN ---- The Three Rivers Christian Eagles notched their first boys basketball win of the year Friday with a defense-driven 64-29 romp over Taholah at the Wishkah Valley Tournament.
Tyson Strand led the TRC scoring with 15 points and Kyle Manning added nine.
"Again, a better game for us defensively," TRC coach Wayne Hayes said. "We did a good job of keeping their players out of the middle and forcing them to shoot from longer range. It was a good game."
The Eagles play the South Bend JVs at 1 p.m. today.
Eagles 64, Chitwins 29
THREE RIVERS CHRISTIAN (64) -- Tyson Strand 15, Kyle Manning 9, Torry Gilman 8, Robert Jouwsma 7, Bastian Held 6, Adam Wilding 6, Brandon Harmon 4, Ty Morrison 4, Josh Brotherton 5.
TAHOLAH (29) -- Bryson 8, Willis 8, James 5, Capoeman 4, Underwood 2, Newton 2.
Three Rivers 18 19 13 14 -- 64
Taholah 9 9 6 5 -- 29
Mules maul S. Bend
CATHLAMET ---- Wahkiakum thumped South Bend 94-63 on Friday in the Mules' own Holiday Hoop Invitational, and Wahkiakum players hogged four of the 10 slots on the all-tournament team.
Cody Olsen led the hosts' scoring, finishing with 25 points and eight assists. Josh Rongey had 20 points and eight assists, and Tyler Benson had nine points and 10 boards. Bobby Helms was another standout with 12 points and four steals.
Rongey, Olson, Benson and Hayden Miles made the all-tournament team.
The Mules (6-1) play Mossyrock on Jan. 3 in a Central 2B League game.
Wahkiakum 94, Indians 63
SOUTH BEND (63) -- Howard 3, Eang 11, Michell 11, Rogers 3, Huber 15, Lorton 8, Boyes 4, Lazelle 6, Davis 2.
WAHKIAKUM (94) -- Josh Rongey 20, Cody Olsen 25, Hayden Miles 8, Bobby Helms 12, Tyler Benson 9, Tyson Bain 4, Chase Fritzie 4, Drew Windsor 2, Ross Lofstrom 2, Chris Diaz 4, Ryan Helms 0, Cole Claussen 0, Danny Helms 0.
S. Bend 12 18 20 13 -- 63
Wahkiakum 27 17 33 17 -- 94
Beavers win CR tourney
CASTLE ROCK ---- Marcus Hanley knocked down 20 points, and two other Woodland players combined for 24 points as the Beavers held off Montesano 60-49 in the championship game of the Castle Rock Christmas Tournament on Friday.
Woodland (6-3) grabbed a 20-8 lead after the opening period, and held a 48-34 advantage entering the final eight minutes.
"We went into a full-court press to start the game and they (the Bulldogs) had a lot of turnovers," Woodland coach Richard Hanley said. "Later in the game we started missing our shots and they cut our lead to seven. We switched from a man-to-man defense to a zone, and that was all it took."
Jared Hadaller added 13 points for Woodland, with Trevor Hurn chipping in 11 points and seven assists. Elijah Denis and Eric Eccleston also grabbed nine rebounds apiece.
Beavers 60, Bulldogs 49
WOODLAND (60) -- Trevor Hurn 11, Marcus Hanley 20, Jared Hadaller 13, Eric Eccleston 2, Domingo Estrada 2, Shane Brady 1, Elijah Denis 6, Matt Simpson 5.
MONTESANO (49) -- Shane Prince 14, Cody Martin 15, Gabe Thompson 8, Bryson Ford 5, Alex McNealley 4, J. Aldrich 2, Derek Jenson 1, Michael Tyler 0.
Woodland 20 10 18 12 -- 60
Montesano 8 11 15 15 -- 49
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Rainier ekes out win
CORBETT, Ore. ---- Damascus Christian, the third-ranked Class 1A girls' team in the state, gave an out-of-practice Rainier squad all it could handle, but the Columbians hung on for a 33-30 win in the opening round of the Corbett Holiday Tournament.
"We had four days off and it definitely showed," Rainier coach Doug Knox said.
Brittany Wright managed 14 points to lead the Columbians and Mollee Schwegler chipped in nine. Rainier (9-0) plays Corbett or Waldport for the championship at 4:30 p.m. today.
Columbians 33, Eagles 30
RAINIER (33) -- Brittany Wright 14, Mollee Schwegler 9, Kayla Nagunst 6, Raeanne Hanks 2, Alissa Sutfin 2.
DAMASCUS CHRISTIAN (30) -- Mullen 11, Woods 8, Gist 6, Closner 3, Buller 2.
Rainier 10 9 7 7 -- 33
Damascus 8 2 13 7 -- 30
MM plays 'best game'
CAMAS ---- Jennifer Hamilton scored 18 points and dominated Camas inside as Mark Morris handled Camas 51-41 in a nonleague girls basketball game Friday.
"It was easily our best game of the year," MM coach Mike Poindexter said. "It was a huge road win for us. We competed well for 32 minutes for the first time all year."
Camas (5-3) had a difficult time handling Hamilton under the basket, and she responded by sinking nine free throws. Kelsey Urling added 11 points for the Monarchs (3-5).
Monarchs 51, Papermakers 41
MARK MORRIS (51) -- Jennifer Hamilton 18, Kelsey Urling 11, Jourdyn Wilson 8, Christy Polis 6, Randie Collette 3, Hayley Brusewitz 2, Caitlin Lyon 2, Sadie Peteresen 1, Erica Niemi 0.
CAMAS (41) -- Buck 15, Williams 8, Johnson 4, Liebe 4, Krill 4, Faulkner 2, Clayton 2, Thomas 2.
Morris 15 6 12 18 -- 51
Camas 17 6 7 11 -- 41
Green sparks Clatskanie
GERVAIS, Ore. ---- Nikki Green scored 13 points, and Clatskanie cleaned up its act and reaped the reward in Friday's 47-38 defeat of Gervais in the Gervais Holiday Tournament.
"We did a much better job of controlling the ball and limiting turnovers," Tigers coach Scott Taylor said. "Putting more pressure on the ball was kind of the key."
The Tigers (3-6) visit Portland Adventist on Jan. 3.
Clatskanie 47, Cougars 38
CLATSKANIE (47) -- Kaylee Taylor 2, Ronni Villines 8, Liz Green 2, Catherine Jolma 8, Nikki Green 13, Maria Nolan 3, Tasia Hughes 8, Kim Green 3.
Clatskanie 12 18 11 6 -- 47
Gervais 8 11 11 8 -- 38
TL upends Mossyrock
MOSSYROCK ---- Janae Wall knocked down 17 points, Amanda Cox added 11 and Lacey Hoffmann chipped in 10 as Toutle Lake shocked Mossyrock 51-46 in nonleague girls basketball on Friday.
TL (4-5) led 15-12 after the opening period, but fell behind 29-27 at halftime. The Ducks outscored Mossyrock 15-4 in the third quarter and took a 42-33 advantage into the final eight minutes.
Ducks 51, Vikings 46
TOUTLE LAKE (51) -- Wall 17, Preston 6, Kent 2, Noble 2, Cox 11, Kandra Kent 3, Hofmann 10.
MOSSYROCK (46) -- Petrino 16, Jones 2, Swayze 12, McCurry 2, Beairsto 14.
Toutle 15 12 15 9 -- 51
Mossyrock 12 17 4 13 -- 46
Hyaks handle Kalama
OCEAN SHORES ---- Jenna Denton scored 16 points, but it wasn't enough as Kalama dropped a 66-47 decision to North Beach in the North Beach Holiday Tournament on Friday.
Denton added six rebounds and Haley Bellows pulled down five. After a generous first half, Kalama tightened up its play and cut down significantly on the turnovers in the second.
The Chinooks face Evergreen Lutheran today.
Hyaks 66, Chinooks 47
KALAMA (47) -- Jessica Shagool 6, Haley Bellows 6, Stephanie Saracco 5, Tailor Loree 2, Jenna Denton 16, Tiffany Ruppanner 2, Kelcie Bellows 4, Shelby Massey 2, Kayla Palmer 4.
NORTH BEACH (66) -- Williams 11, Werner 2, Delocruz 26, Shiner 2, Weidman 2, Makinson 2, Frank 2, Thatcher 9, Anderson 8.
Kalama 5 7 14 21 -- 47
N. Beach 15 21 17 11 -- 66
Kary shines in defeat
ILWACO ---- Lanie Kary pounded the Warriors for 29 points, but Warrenton still came up with just enough for a 49-48 win over Ilwaco on Friday.
Ilwaco trailed by 10 points entering the fourth quarter, but Kary led the Lady Fishermen back to a tie with 2:16 to play. Kary and Alexa Wirkkala both got good looks at the basket in the final 13 seconds, but their shots bounced out.
Kary went 15-for-19 from the free-throw line and grabbed 14 boards, seven of them offensive. Vallori Crowston added 11 points, 10 boards and five steals for Ilwaco (2-8).
Warriors 49, Fishermen 48
WARRENTON (49) -- Marxer 16, Smotnerman 1, Campbell 29, Ahrensbach 1, Neahring 2.
ILWACO (48) -- Aimee Banuet 4, Vallori Crowston 11, Melany Bliss 3, Ashley Tapio 1, Lanie Kary 29, Cameo Ulbricht 0, Alexa Wirkkala 0, Kady Kirby 0, Erin Kelly 0, Kenzi Wirkkala 0.
Warrenton 12 10 20 7 -- 49
Ilwaco 8 17 7 16 -- 48
TRC falls by a bucket
ABERDEEN ---- Felicia Taylor racked up 22 points for Three Rivers Christian in Friday's game against Taholah in the Wishkah Valley Tournament, but the Eagles still dropped a 47-45 decision.
A 6-for-16 night at the free-throw line set the stage for TRC's defeat.
Chitwins 47, Eagles 45
THREE RIVERS CHRISTIAN (45) -- Felicia Taylor 22, Myriah Dombrowsky 9, Madison Hadaller 6, Keela Severson 2, Abby Doehne 2, Kayla Eicholtz 2, Moriah Urseth 1, Meredith Schmutz 1.
Three Rivers 8 15 6 16 -- 45
Taholah 13 9 15 10 -- 47
Beavers drop 'ugly' game
YAKIMA ---- Granger edged out slow-starting Woodland 44-41 in nonleague girls basketball action Friday at the SunDome Shootout.
"It was ugly," Woodland coach Glen Flanagan said. "It was like we were asleep. We set the game of basketball back about 20 years. Then we got warmed up and started doing some things."
Jessica Hughes had 16 points, six boards, three assists and five steals for Woodland (5-3), and Natalie Smith added seven points and 11 boards. Ale VanCleef had five rebounds for the Beavers, who play Colfax today.
Spartans 44, Beavers 41
WOODLAND (41) -- Jessica Hughes 4, Ashley Hughes 16, Clarissa Morgan 0, Ale VanCleef 4, Karen Alejo 0, Cassie Koering 10, Natalie Smith 7.
GRANGER (44) -- Klarich 7, Carpenter 5, Mengarelli 7, Reddout 17, Zapien 8.
Woodland 2 9 13 17 -- 44
Granger 5 9 11 19 -- 41
Junior varsity report
Boys basketball
Castle Rock 57, Sultan 47 -- Jordan Strain led CR with 14 points.
Anacortes 57, R.A. Long 53 -- Angelo Folz-Edwards scored 15 to lead the Jacks.
Girls basketball
Camas 44, Mark Morris 31 -- Kelci DuBois led MM with seven points, and Angie Kent and Erica Niemi added six each.
C-squad report
Boys basketball
R.A. Long 50, Anacortes 33 -- Robbie Weil led RAL with 22 points, Bronson Folz-Edwards added 14 and Jesse Gomez played a solid all-around game.
Girls basketball
Mark Morris 35, Camas 25 -- Kayla DuBois led the Monarchs with 15 points. Ayla Jones and Linnsey Hanes added six each.
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