Turnover-plagued Yaks fall again

OREGON CITY, Ore. — Jonathan Kirvin scored 18 points to lead five Yakima Valley scorers in double figures Wednesday, but the Yaks committed 32 turnovers en route to an 89-76 loss to fourth-ranked Tacoma in the Clackamas Holiday Tournament.

YVCC’s second straight defeat in the tourney, which came after an opening win, dropped its record to 6-6.

Willie Blodgett scored 13 points, Ryan Dornik 12, Kenneth Woods 12 and Terrell Evans 10 for the Yaks. Blodgett also had eight rebounds and five assists.

“We had 21 turnovers in the first half,” said Yakima Valley coach Ray Funk, whose team will next play on Jan. 9 in its Eastern Region opener at Wenatchee Valley. “When we weren’t turning the ball over, we were actually scoring.”

The Yaks trailed only 42-41 at intermission, and Funk said the final score was somewhat misleading because his team had to foul late.

YVCC played without Jordan Kidd, who scored 27 points in a Tuesday loss to top-ranked Lower Columbia. Kidd  sat out with ankle and groin problems sustained in that game. Funk said Derek January did not play for disciplinary reasons.

“We’re 6-6, which is just about average,” Funk said. “We’ve seen just about everybody and we’ve only played one home game. Hopefully that’s making us tougher and ready to take on the Eastern Region.”

YAKIMA VALLEY — May 2-3 0-0 5, Da. Wilson 2-7 3-4 7, Brown 0-0 0-0 0, Ryan Dornik 3-12 4-5 12, Jonathan Kirvin 9-10 0-2 18, Skelton 0-0 0-0 0, Willie Blodgett 5-9 3-4 13, Terrell Evans 5-10 0-2 10, Kenneth Woods 5-7 0-2 11, Gream 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-58 10-19 76.

TACOMA — Anthony Enriquez 7-15 7-10 21, Chris Holmes 5-10 0-0 10, Johnson 1-5 1-2 4, Rasmussen 2-7 0-0 5, Darious Walker 8-15 4-6 20, Lexing 3, Jordan Coby 3-8 8-10 14, Dominique Wilson 3-5 2-5 11, Davis 0-5 1-3 1. Totals 30-72 23-36 89.

Halftime — TCC 42, YVCC 41. 3-point goals — YVCC 4-14 (May 1-2, Blodgett 0-2, Evans 0-1, Woods 1-1, Dornik 2-8); TCC 6-18 (Enriquez 0-2, Lexing 1-1, Coby 0-4, Johnson 1-2, Do. Wilson 3-4, Rasmussen 1-5). Fouled out — Da. Wilson. Rebounds — YVCC 45 (Blodgett 8, Da. Wilson 8); TCC 36 (Walker). Assists — YVCC 17 (Blodgett 5); TCC 16 (Enriquez 6). Turnovers — YVCC 32, TCC 12. Total fouls — YVCC 30, TCC 16.

12/31/09 Valley Sports Weekly results

Gymnastics

Gymnastics Plus
HOLIDAY EXPRESS MEET
At Kent, Dec. 18-20
Division 1-7: 7, Addison Scott 32.975 (8.725 vault, 9.000 bars, 8.000 beam, 7.250 floor); 13, Baylie Brown 31.400 (8.400, 8.675, 6.550, 7.775); 17, Maria Hemstad 30.225 (8.000, 7.850, 6.450, 7.925); 22, Mia Armenta 27.200 (8.250, 6.700, 6.000, 6.250).
Division 1-8: 5, Katia Thompson 33.775 (8.300 vault, 8.750 bars, 8.375 beam, 8.350 floor); 11, Taylor Copeland 30.975 (8.200, 8.250, 7.075, 7.450); 13, Talia Kalina 29.350 (7.350, 7.350, 7.350, 7.300).
Division 1-11: 10, Maya Botkin 30.400 (7.600 vault, 7.000 bars, 8.500 beam, 7.300 floor).
Division 8: 10, Angeles Marin 31.625 (8.550 vault, 7.350 bars, 7.425 beam, 8.300 floor).
Division 9: 9, Kelsea Nunes 31.450 (8.450 vault, 8.050 bars, 7.750 beam, 7.020 floor); 10, McKenzie Howard 30.675 (7.500, 8.550, 7.850, 6.775); 11, Darian Bunger 29.675 (7.700, 8.400, 7.150, 6.425); 19, Danielle Shaul 28.575 (7.200, 8.425, 7.100, 5.850); 21, Kaytlin Gross 25.175 (6.050, 6.650, 7.000, 5.475).
Division 10: 2, Julissa Peart 35.225 (7.900 vault, 9.325 bars, 9.150 beam, 8.850 floor); 3, Alyssa Gunderson 33.200 (8.500, 8.500, 8.075, 8.125).
Division 11: 9, Rachel Gatlin 29.850 (8.350 vault, 8.200 bars, 6.300 beam, 7.000 floor); 16, Abby Palomarez 27.925 (6.850, 7.000, 7.050, 7.025).
Division 13: 7, Taylor Brown 34.650 (9.050 vault, 8.550 bars, 8.500 beam, 8.550 floor).
Division 14: 8, Katelynn Mitzel 30.100 (8.350 vault, 6.100 bars, 7.250 beam, 8.400 floor).
Division 15: 7, Tamara Allard 32.725 (7.900 vault, 8.300 bars, 8.200 beam, 8.325 floor).
Division 16: 2, Sarabeth Hinson 32.925 (8.725 vault, 6.950 bars, 8.800 beam, 8.450 floor).

Shooting

Yakima Valley Rifle League
STANDINGS
Tieton 4-0, Wapato 3-1, Yakima 2-2, Selah 2-2, Toppenish 1-3, Ellensburg 0-4.
DEC. 22 RESULTS
SELAH 2393, TOPPENISH 2354
Selah (2393)
Name    Pr.    Sit.    Kn.    Std.    Std.    Tot.
Dennis Martinen    100    98    99    98    97    492
David Pittman    100    94    99    93    94    480
Jim Bolm    100    99    99    94    94    486
Jason Galloway    100    97    98    90    85    470
Jerry Farnsworth    100    99    89    90    85    463
Leonard Pittman    100    98    90    88    89    465
Jacob Bolm    90    96    89    82    69    426
Toppenish (2246+108=2354)
Larry Garcia    99    97    95    88    83    462
Wayne Inaba    97    99    95    91    89    471
Bud LeDuc    100    96    93    94    91    474
John Camren    83    87    91    81    83    425
Grayson Squeochs    98    92    89    54    81    414
Charles Palmer    91    80    84    66    79    400
Lezlie Camren    83    82    90    67    82    404
Larry Martin    73    81    72    77    88    391
WAPATO 2353, ELLENSBURG 2310
Wapato (2353)
Name    Pr.    Sit.    Kn.    Std.    Std.    Tot.
Jack Polumsky    100    100    99    92    94    485
Mike Cuillier    98    97    97    94    90    476
Greg Cuillier    99    98    97    93    95    482
Kim Woodcock    95    93    96    89    88    461
Tim Ryan    90    89    86    85    87    437
Bruce Woodcock    99    89    93    85    83    449
Ellensburg (2080+230=2310)
Marilyn Mason    100    99    97    87    82    465
Scott Mattson    96    89    86    80    68    419
Oatmeal Graham    95    96    93    81    67    432
Dummy                        382
Dummy                        382
TIETON 2408, YAKIMA 2399
Tieton (2408)
Name    Pr.    Sit.    Kn.    Std.    Std.    Tot.
Sarah Miles    100    99    100    93    89    481
Matt Miles    100    96    97    93    94    480
Mike Clark    100    95    99    90    95    479
Tara Mize    99    99    94    94    89    475
JL Thompson    98    99    98    99    99    493
Robin Simmons    99    98    95    87    90    469
Jim Hamlin    100    94    92    93    85    464
Lynn Bonson    97    89    81    73    85    425
Brett Bonson    97    95    94    87    68    441
Gary Conn    89    78    76    46    38    327
Yakima (2310+89=2399)
Ed Humbard    99    99    95    94    88    475
Jim Humbard    100    98    96    80    87    461
Bob Rains    100    94    95    93    87    469
Joe Spence    99    97    94    87    84    461
Craig Gifford    98    96    85    78    87    444

12/31/09 Local bowling results

Sunnyside Valley Lanes

Early Birds — Sue Rice 471, Kathy Padgett 468, Linda Duim 466, Sharon Ewart 435, Donna Gorence 435. A-Sue Rice 155. L-H&H Thrift Store, 34-30.

Sunny Valley Women — Stacee Isaac 665 (278), Stephanie Luke 560, Allena Holds 520 (213), Maria Proffitt 513, Sheila Rodriguez 499. A-Stacee Isaac 196. L-Valley Asphalt Sealing, 18-2.

Superbowl — Austin Carl 677 (246, 234), Rob Rice 656 (257, 204), Shane Huth 644 (258, 213), Sue Rice 545 (246), Vicky Charvet 514 (212), Marylou Owens 502. A-Rob Rice 224, Samantha LaClair 168. L-Sunshine Car Wash, 911/2-331/2.

Valley Lanes Jrs. — Micky Moore 577 (215), Andre Sarmiento 577 (210, 203), Trey Rice 572, Maleesha Maltos 481, Jadelynn Howard 460, Sydnee Colley 378. A-Micky Moore 180, Jadelynn Howard 156. L-Pin Killers, 171/2-21/2.

Lower Valley Scratch (5 games) — Tanner Schaneman 1250 (217, 279, 216, 299, 239), Derek Colley 1101 (269, 256, 202), Charles Jacobs 1098 (275, 223, 213, 216), Brandon Rice 1095 (246, 215, 238, 201), Stacee Isaac 1085 (240, 235, 208). A-Rob Rice 224, Christie Cromwell 209. L-Saved By Zero, 114-36.

Nob Hill Bowling Center

No Wo To — Debbie Cadwallader 554 (202, 205), Sharon Morehead 538 (204), Barbara Locke 527 (212). A-Debbie Cadwallader 178. L-Crafters Boutique Winners of 1st Half, 38-26.

No Wo To — Ivy McCormick 537, Cassie Lee 536 (203), Mary Stevenson 531. A-Debbie Cadwallader 177. L-Lady Bugs, 4-0.

Good Time Rollers   Su Dalrymple 512, Janalee Kent 479, Sue Roberts 472, Adam Rathjen 615, Mick Thrush 599, Steve Maravelias 596.

Motor — Larry Cramer 694 (213, 258, 223), John Alder 675 (258, 231), Steve Sybouts 668 (232, 226, 210). A-Dave McClintock 210. L-Jackson Hewitt Won 1st Half.

Monday Night Mix or Match — Terry Lai 601 (239), Audie Gill 595 (236), Ron Pfieffer 584 (225), Jane Hines 521 (211), Gayle Calvert 496, Bev Pfieffer 483. A-Scott Kessinger 199, Gayle Calvert 164. L-Group Therapy & Good Luck, 4-0.

Commercial — Dave Conway 715 (207, 253, 255), John West 702 (214, 232, 256), Rich Siekawitch 680 (223, 245, 212). A-Dave Conway 230. L-Spanton Business Forms Won 1st Half.

12/31/09 VSW bulletin board

BASKETBALL: YVCC basketball is holding a two-day Christmas Break basketball camp today and Friday. The camp is open to boys and girls in grades 2-8. Instruction will be given by local college coaches and players. The camp will be held at Sherar Gymnasium at YVCC. For early registration and information visit www.yvcc.edu/athletics/ or call 574-4726.

• The Yakima Valley Sports Authority in cooperation with the Amateur Athletic Union is hosting the 12th annual Yakima Valley Invitational basketball tournament. The tournament will be played Friday, Jan. 8 through Sunday, Jan. 10. The cost is $140 per team with three games guaranteed. It is for boys and girls in grades 2-8. The registration deadline is Saturday. Entry forms and more information is available online at www.ieaau.org or by calling the AAU office at 509-453-2696.

BASEBALL: Baseball Advantage will hold a speed/agility clinic beginning on Jan. 11 and running for six consecutive Mondays from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The clinic will run in conjunction with a pitching clinic that will run on six Thursdays, also 6 to 7:30 p.m., beginning Jan. 14. Information: 509-910-9333 or 509-961-6559.

12/31/09 Bowling honor roll

WOMEN
Weekly High Series
Stacee Isaac, Valley    683
Stephanie Luke, Valley    560
Debbie Cadwallader, Nob Hill    554
Sue Rice, Valley     545
Sharon Morehead, Nob Hill    538
Ivy McCormick, Nob Hill    537
Cassie Lee, Nob Hill    536
Weekly High Games
Stacee Isaac, Valley    278
Sue Rice, Valley    246
Allena Holds, Valley    213
Barbara Locke, Nob Hill    212
Vicky Charvet, Valley    212
Jane Hines, Nob Hill    211

MEN
Weekly High Series
Dave Conway, Nob Hill    715
Tanner Schaneman, Valley    712
Charles Jacobs, Valley    711
Derek Colley, Valley    704
John West, Nob Hill    702
Larry Cramer, Nob Hill    694
Rich Siekawitch, Nob Hill    680
Austin Carl, Valley    677
John Alder, Nob Hill    675
Chuck Carl, Valley    669
Weekly High Games
Tanner Schaneman, Valley    299
Charles Jacobs, Valley    275
Derek Colley, Valley    269
Shane Huth, Valley    258
John Alder, Nob Hill    258
Larry Cramer, Nob Hill    258
Rob Rice, Valley    257
John West, Nob Hill    256
Dave Conway, Nob Hill    255

Battle Tested

White Swan pulls away to knock off previously unbeaten Connell ||

YAKIMA, Wash. — Tonight is for rivals, but Tuesday afternoon was for the rugged.

That’s the protective focus that White Swan’s boys, who tangle with Granger tonight, took into the first day of the SunDome Shootout against Connell, which earlier this month wrapped up an unbeaten season in football.

“We knew this was going to be a tough one, a battle all the way,” said Lawrence Fiander. “But it’s the kind of game we looked forward to so we can find out how we handle it.”

PHOTO GALLERY

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The Cougars handled it just fine, pulling away from the previously unbeaten Eagles for a 54-45 victory that started the 14-game, two-day tournament in the SunDome.

Fiander, White Swan’s sophomore point guard, tied his season high with 18 points as the Cougars boosted their record to 6-1.

“We were hoping to hold Connell in the 40s but we knew that would take a big effort because they are always physical and athletic,” said WS coach Manuel Rangel. “The boys definitely worked hard on defense.”

Connell (3-1), which had two early games rescheduled because of its march to the state football finals, did not have a player score in double figures.

“We’ve been getting better every game on defense, and we know that’s where we have to work the hardest,” said Fiander. “Our motto is the harder you work the harder it is to surrender. Losing to Tri-Cities Prep (52-49) showed us what can happen because they outworked us.”

Cory Williams produced his sixth double-digit game with 10 points for White Swan, which plays Granger tonight at 7:30.

“Sometimes you get kids coming in during the holidays a little rusty, but not these boys. They’re all gym rats,” Rangel said. “They’re always calling me asking to open the gym. They would go all day if they could.”

The Cougars rallied to beat Granger in last year’s Shootout, 50-42. And with Mid-Valley 2B league games still almost a month away, White Swan needs these tough games to keep improving.

“Playing Connell was great competition, and now we have Granger,” Fiander noted. “They can shoot, and they have Mitchell (Zapien). It’s going to take another big defensive game.”

Burbank edges La Salle

YAKIMA, Wash. — This season as with any other, when La Salle’s girls set out to accomplish a specific task on defense the job gets done. Few things in Valley prep basketball over the last decade have been as reliable as that.

And on Tuesday afternoon La Salle was at it again, holding Burbank and its four-year standout Tiffany Idler to season-low scoring in the opening contest of the SunDome Shootout.

PHOTO GALLERY

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But while Idler managed just six points and didn’t get half her average, it was her bounce pass to Jeni Akerblade and the resulting layup with three seconds left that lifted Burbank to a 34-32 victory in a showdown of unbeatens.

The Lightning (4-1) did enough damage with 24 turnovers to keep its record clean, but converting its pressure into points proved elusive against the 8-0 Coyotes.

“A lot of our offense comes off our defense and we struggled with that,” said La Salle coach Alyssa Goins. “We’re usually good for about 15 points or more in transition and we didn’t get that today.”

Chelsea Adkins’ basket with 1:05 left — La Salle’s only field goal in the fourth quarter balanced against six free throws — pulled the Lightning into a 32-32 tie. Idler was then whistled for traveling, giving La Salle a chance at the lead but an errant 3-point attempt was rebounded by Nicole Roberts with seven seconds to go.

Akerblade, one of four returning starters for Burbank, led her team with eight points. That was matched by La Salle’s Katie Vickers, who hit the game’s only two 3-pointers.

Savannah Bonny, who scored 53 points in three games before sitting out the last contest to rest some lingering soccer soreness, was a touch rusty and held to four points.

“Burbank played us man-to-man and we don’t see that much,” said Goins, whose speedy team is usually defended with a zone. “It was good for us to see that. Overall our effort was there. We held Idler to six, we had a great look at the end and we showed a lot of energy.”
La Salle returns today to face Vashon at 3 p.m.

12/30/09 White Swan-Connell photo gallery

Photos from Tuesday’s SunDome Shootout boys prep basketball game between White Swan and Connell in the Yakima Valley SunDome in Yakima, Wash. All photos by Sara Gettys of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

12/30/09 La Salle-Burbank photo gallery

Photos from Tuesday’s SunDome Shootout girls basketball game between La Salle and Burbank in the SunDome in Yakima, Wash. All photos by Sara Gettys of the Yakima Herald-Republic.

12/30/09 Prep basketball roundup — Boys

SUNDOME SHOOTOUT

White Swan 54, Connell 45

CONNELL — Quinton 8, Hadley 4, Hawkin 4, Casper 5, Martinez 9, Davidson 7, Van Hollebeke 8. WHITE SWAN — Huereca 0, Lawrence Fiander 18, Anderson 2, T. Fiander 6, Yellow Owl 8, Owens 8, J. Williams 2, Cory Williams 10.

Connell 7 10 11 17 — 45 White Swan 13 6 16 19 — 54

Burbank 42, Colfax 40

BURBANK — Schuck 0, Trevor Lott 14, Roberts 5, Woody 4, McGeevy 0, Schrimsher 0, Romm 9, Davis 4, Smith 6, Garcia 0. COLFAX — Bravard 6, Hoadley 0, Tanner Gay 12, Teade 0, James Robinson 17, Gfeller 0, Berarducci 0, Huber 5.

Burbank 10 5 9 18 — 40 Colfax 10 5 10 15 — 42

La Salle 55, Newport 49

YAKIMA, Wash. — Mike McGree and Joe Sullivan combined for 36 points for La Salle (2-3), which drew 24 fouls and earned 32 free-throw attempts.

NEWPORT — Chaize Exkano 17, Johnson 4, Bereiter 2, Clint Hunt 12, Alkire 0, Wear 0, Martin 0, Storms 0, Larion 4, Haden Rainey 10. LA SALLE — Sattler 8, Mike McGree 20, Glazier 1, Kennedy 4, Joe Sullivan 16, Tri 0, Pazerkas 5, Brusic 0, Long 0.

Newport 9 11 13 16 — 49 La Salle 15 13 6 21 — 55

Naches Valley 51, Colville 40

YAKIMA, Wash. — Weston Parker, a 6-foot-5 senior, scored 19 points for the Rangers (3-4), who jumped out to a 32-19 lead at halftime.

NACHES VALLEY — Bailey 2, Walker 7, Huck 2, Weston Parker 19, Craig 0, Weigel 2, Jeremy Gaudette 10, Cleem 0, Coleman 9. COLVILLE — Dorman 4, Sjordal 0, Cowbrough 4, Hull 2, Thompson 8, Pond 9, Walsh 3, Anaya 2, Anderson 6, Bardwell 2.

Naches Valley 14 18 11 8 — 51 Colville 9 10 10 11 — 40

Vashon 67, Cashmere 41

CASHMERE — Ruether 0, Christensen 2, Elliott 2, Schmidt 4, Johnson 1, Taylor 2, Spajer 2, Tarver 2, McElroy 0, Worthen 6, Pedro Farias 17, Grams 3. VASHON — Stoffer 1, Holert 2, Weston 9, Alex Wegner 14, Kerns 2, Hasson 2, Hazzard 0, Lofland 4, Amick 6, John Gage 27.

Cashmere 13 7 10 11 — 41 Vashon 18 9 18 22 — 67

Deer Park 55, Zillah 42

YAKIMA, Wash. — The Stags took control with a 14-4 third quarter and outscored Zillah 17-2 at the foul line. Scottie Riojas paced the Leopards (4-3) with 11 points.

ZILLAH — McKay 0, Winckler 0, Ziegler 0, Cuellar 6, Walker 2, Villanueva 0, Scottie Riojas 11, Dasso 7, Seaman 6, Derrell Pascal 10. DEER PARK — Hiens 7, Wolf 5, Jared Pyeatt 14, Turner 2, Mohr 2, Morris 0, Meade 0, Colton Peone 11, Kendall Peone 10, Starbuck 2, McIassc 2.

Zillah 6 13 4 19 — 42 Deer Park 10 17 14 14 — 55

Granger 61, Lakeside 55

YAKIMA, Wash. — Mitchell Zapien scored 25 points to pace Granger past Lakeside. Andrew Reddout added 12 for the 5-0 Spartans. Lakeside was led by Chris Cochrane, who scored 17 points.

GRANGER — Oswalt 7, Cortez 3, Castro 5, Carpenter 0, Cruz 3, Vivar 6, Mitchell Zapien 25, James 0, Andrew Reddout 12. LAKESIDE — Herzer 3, Watson 3, Chris Cochrane 17, Powell 0, Ryan Gunderson 13, Brinkman 2, Jake Erickson 11, Sherwood 0, Hatch 4, Smokoska 0.

Granger 8 14 16 12 — 61 Lakeside 9 10 12 12 — 55

NON-LEAGUE

Chiawana 77, Prosser 63

PASCO, Wash. — Justin Smith poured through 29 points to pace the Riverhawks past Prosser. Blake Milne scored 16 to lead the Mustangs (1-4).

PROSSER — Milne 16, Garza 13, Gustafson 11, Silva 2, Hancock, Pilot 9, Hazzard 8, Dorsett 0, Brown 4. CHIAWANA — Justin Smith 29, Graff 4, Walter 7, DeWitt 4, Downing 21, Zamora 12, Edrington, Torres, Perez, Adamson, Lopaya. Totals 28-64 16-26 77.

Prosser 14 21 6 24 — 63 Chiawana 27 14 20 16 — 77

Cle Elum 44, Kittitas 40

CLE ELUM, Wash. — Kraygen Craft put together 12 points, eight assists and seven rebounds as the Warriors (1-8) picked up their first win of the season.

KITTITAS — Newcomb 4, Haaken Larsen 11, Grindrod 3, Eslinger 0, Josh Kivett 11, Tilton 3, Lines 6, Johnson 2. CLE ELUM — Taylor Cameron 12, Newman 0, Talerico 4, C. Zapel 8, Reed 0, Ketschman 8, Kraygen Craft 12.

Kittitas 11 14 4 11 — 40 Cle Elum 9 14 8 13 — 44

Highlights: Craft (CE) 7 rebs, 8 assts, Cory Zapel (CE) 7 rebs.

Mabton 50, Wahluke 24

MATTAWA, Wash. — Kristian Carrasco fired in 20 points and Tyler Herrera and Josh Sanchez chipped in 10 each as the Vikings moved to 5-2.

MABTON — Kristian Carrasco 20, Sosa 4, Tyler Herrera 10, Josh Sanchez 10, Garcia 4, Johnson 2, Strickland 0, Huecias 0, Diaz 0. WAHLUKE — Yorgesen 9, Abarca 6, Hirai 7, Juarez, 2, Acevado 0, Morfin 0, Zirker 0, Sabin 0.

Mabton 16 6 14 14 — 50 Wahluke 6 3 8 7 — 24

Riverside Christian 46, Touchet 41

WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Jeremy Pynch scored a career-high 30 points to lead Riverside Christian’s boys to a 46-41 victory over Touchet in the DeSales Holiday Tournament on Tuesday at Whitman College. The 6-foot-1 senior connected on seven 3-pointers and also grabbed six rebounds for the Crusaders (5-2), who meet DeSales at 4:30 p.m. today.

TOUCHET — Hodenfield 4, Segerman 9, Marshall Dyerly 10, Rodriguez 1, O’Brien 2, Kates 0, Kevin Ford 15. RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Jeremy Pynch 30, Gartrell 0, Bjur 0, M. Stein 0, Byrne 7, Peggins 0, Van Tuinen 2, Shuel 0, Bender 2, S. Stein 3, Shively 2.

Riverside Christian 7 15 9 10 — 41 Touchet 16 5 19 6 — 46

Stevenson 62, Goldendale 58

WHITE SALMON, Wash. — Reed Lindhe scored 16 points and Chase Wing had 15, but the Timberwolves were outscored 20-8 at the free throw line.

GOLDENDALE — Cameron 5, Milliren 0, Casimiro 0, Chase Wing 15, Casey 7, Cronin 0, Thiele 2, MacRae 8, Lesko 5, Reed Lindhe 16. STEVENSON — Floyd 3, Russell 0, Gavennas 17, Brown 2, Morris 0, Olsen 6, Costentino 18, Rathguber 10, Waters 7.

Goldendale 15 19 9 15 — 58 Stevenson 15 8 16 23 — 62

Lyle-Wishram 70, White Salmon 58

WHITE SALMON, Wash. — Kyle Murphy and Henry Matai scored 22 points apiece and combined for 30 rebounds for the Cougars (6-1), who play Stevenson today.

LYLE-WISHRAM — Kyle Murphy 22, Martinez 0, Wiseman 5, Kitchens 0, A. Matai 4, Wolff 0, Titcomb 4, Lamarr 0, Armour 0, Smith 8, Henry Matai 22, Huffman 5. WHITE SALMON — Mark Lovrin 22, Barnett 2, Huth 3, Jake Tempton 12, Briones 0, Torres 5, Villaneuva 0, Storey 7, Mosbrucker 5, Rabonitz 2.

Lyle-Wishram 18 15 17 20 — 70 White Salmon 15 18 10 15 — 58

Highlights: Murphy (L) 17 rebs; H. Matai (L) 13 rebs, 4 steals, Alan Mata (L) 7 assists, 5 steals; Nolan Smith (L) 8 rebs.

Klickitat 34, Griswold, Ore. 15

HELIX, Ore. — Caleb Keys scored 22 points and grabbed 15 rebounds for the Vandals (3-4), who held Griswold to two points in the second half.

KLICKITAT — Ramsey 1, Kessinger 9, Schlangel 0, Caleb Keys 22, Walters 2, Curtis 0. GRISWOLD — Sutterbug 4, Alen 0, McMurray 2, Sundin 3, Atterhoue 0, Kubishato 0, Ottson 0, Deccio 0, Bushman 6.

Klickitat 8 11 7 8 — 34 Griswold 4 9 1 1 — 15

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