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1/22/10 Boys basketball roundup

January 23, 2010 by  

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BOYS
CBBN
Davis 75, Sunnyside 69
DAVIS — Marquis 6, Lopez 2, Luckett 4, David Trimble 17, Winckler 0, Herman Mendoza 25, McClurkin 4, James Carter 17. Totals 24-59 25-37 75.
SUNNYSIDE — Israel Manzo 15, James Sanchez 19, Esqueda 7, Alfredo De La Barrera 13, Graff 4, Bermudez 3, Dailey 0, Johnson 4, Bos 4. Totals 22-64 16-23 69.
Davis
 13 26 19 17 — 75
Sunnyside 14 24 13 18 — 69
Shooting percentages — FG: Dav .407 (24-59); Sun .344 (22-64). FT: Dav .696, Sun .676. 3-point goals — Dav 2 (Marquis 1, Trimble 1); Sun 9 (Manzo 3, Sanchez 5, Bermudez 1). Fouled out — Johnson. Rebounds — Dav 40 (Trimble 11, Luckett 11); Sun 29 (De La Barrera 7). Turnovers — Dav 12, Sun 11. Total fouls — Dav 22, Sun 23. Techical fouls — Sunnyside coach Rowe, Luckett.
Eastmont 50, West Valley 45
YAKIMA, Wash. — Malachi Roberts had 22 points and 10 rebounds to lead Eastmont, which raced to a 22-8 first-quarter lead and then held on. Kevin Taffola led West Valley with 14 points.
EASTMONT — Gausman 2, Thomas 8, Robinson 7, Malachi Roberts 22, Higuchi 9, Fagg 2, Crawford 0.
WEST VALLEY — Kevin Taffola 14, Crowshaw 8, Lang 6, Birch 3, Wagar 6, Strock 4, Albrecht 4, Cluff 0.
Eastmont
 22 12 4 12 — 50
West Valley 8 13 11 13 — 45
Highlights: Roberts (E) 10 rebs.
Eisenhower 74, Chiawana 72

PASCO, Wash. — James Lopez’s layup with 3.5 seconds left lifted Eisenhower’s boys, who trailed by five with two minutes remaining, to a 74-72 victory over Chiawana in CBBN Cascade basketball Friday night.

Lopez finished with a season-high 28 points as the senior point guard came up with four points, a steal and assist in the final 44 seconds to help rally the Cadets (6-2, 11-3).

Robert Bonser collected 11 points and 10 rebounds, and teammates Nathan Mount and Asya Morioka also scored in double figures.

The Cadets host third-ranked Richland (7-1, 13-1) tonight at 7:30.
EISENHOWER — Scott 0, Asya Morioka 13, James Lopez 28, Nathan Mount 15, Clayton 0, Watson 7, Urlacher 0, Zumwalt 0, Robert Bonser 11.
CHIAWANA — Graff 0, Knight 2, Justin Smith 31, Walter 8, DeWitt 2, Jordan Downing 15, Miquiyah Zamora 12, Lapoya 2.
Eisenhower
 18 23 18 13 — 74
Chiawana 16 18 17 21 — 72
CWAC
East Valley 61, Prosser 52
YAKIMA, Wash. — Tanner Olson scored seven of his 11 points in the fourth quarter, five from the foul line, and East Valley made 11 of 14 free throws in the fourth quarter to hang on.
PROSSER — Garza 8, Gustafson 2, Silva 4, Hancock 0, Hazzard 2, Blake Milne 16, Dorsett 2, Kippy Brown 13, Zocher 5.
EAST VALLEY — Janis 9, Clayton 2, Tanner Olson 11, Jordan Cameron 16, Garcia-Stubbs 8, Markley 4, Tyler Jensen 11, Aiken 0.
Prosser
 8 19 10 15 — 52
East Valley 17 10 12 22 — 61
Highlights: Markley (EV) 9 rebs.; Jensen (EV) 3-6 3ptrs.; Beau Hazzard (P) 5 stls.; Zane Zocher (P) 5 blks.
Selah 68, Othello 46
OTHELLO, Wash. — Nick Longmire piled up 26 points, seven rebounds and six assists for the Vikings, who erupted for 30 points in the final period. Mark Valencourt added a double-double of 15 points and 13 rebounds for the Vikings.
SELAH — Hutchison 7, Nick Longmire 26, Hernandez 3, Mark Valencourt 15, O’Malley 0, Gonzales 3, Fickes 4, Wentz 0, Thompson 10, Wallace 0.
OTHELLO — Charles 6, Lind 7, Scott 6, Parq 0, Garza 1, Vigneri 5, Cerillo 12, Davis 4, Espinoza 6.
Selah
 12 12 14 30 — 68
Othello 15 8 14 9 — 46
Ellensburg 70, Quincy 52

QUINCY, Wash. — Ethan Sterkel and Brian Pfeifer scored 21 points apiece, and Reece Ravet hit five 3-pointers for his 15 points to power Ellensburg.

Sterkel scored 10 points in the Bulldogs’ 18-4 second quarter to break open a game that was tied after the first period.
ELLENSBURG — Dunlop 0, Walker 0, Russell 0, Reece Revet 15, Ethan Sterkel 21, Montano 4, Mitchell 4, Gigstead 1, Brian Pfeifer 21, Jacobs 4.
QUINCY — Booth 3, Sorto 8, C. Petersen 9, B. Peterson 0, Cedargreen 8, Lopez 0, Flores 2, Luke Grigg 20, Martinez 2, Hyer 0, Maciel 0.
Ellensburg
 17 18 13 22 — 70
Quincy 17 4 15 16 — 52
Grandview 67, Toppenish 39
GRANDVIEW, Wash. — Christian Schrank hit 9 of 17 field goals, scored 25 points and added seven rebounds for the Greyhounds, who led 36-16 at the break.
TOPPENISH — S. Sanchez 3, Strom 0, Frank 5, Equiah 7, Reynolds 5, Piper 1, Jamison 2, M. Sanchez 5, Stahi 3, Gudino 0, Beard 8.
GRANDVIEW — Ramos 2, Miller 3, Derek Newhouse 10, Christian Schrank 25, Nielsen 9, Godinez 0, Contreras 6, Massey 9, Curtis 2, Vela 1.
Toppenish
 4 12 14 9 — 39
Grandview 14 22 15 16 — 67
Highlights: Jacob Massey (G) 9 rebs; Schrank (G) 7 rebs; Andrew Miller (G) 5 assts; Newhouse (G) 6 rebs, 4 blks; Jericho Ramos (G) 5 stls.
Wapato 70, Ephrata 66, Final
EPHRATA — Ross Buchert 14, T. Prescod 0, Todd 3, Scheelke 4, Novik 3, Randall Tupling 10, Patrick Simon 32. Totals 24-59 13-14 66.
WAPATO — Reynoso 4, Nickoloff 5, Rigo Alvarado 21, Smiscon 0, Greg Strom 5, Minthorn 0, Velasco 0, Miranda 0, Howe 4, Matt Guevara 30. Totals 28-58 7-12 70.
Ephrata
 15 17 13 21 — 66
Wapato 20 15 12 23 — 70
3-point goals: Ephrata 5-19 (Buchert 2-6, Simon 2-6, Todd 1-3), Wapato 7-22 (Alvarado 6-15, Strom 1-3). Rebounds: Ephrata 37 (Tuplin 10, Buchert 9, Scheelke 8, Simon 7), Wapato 30 (Guevara 9, Strom 6). Fouls: Ephrata 17, Wapato 13. Fouled out: Buchert (E). Turnovers: Ephrata 19, Wapato 13. Assists: Ephrata 11 (Buchert 3, Scheelke 3, Tupling 3), Wapato 15 (Howe 3, Guevara 3).
SCAC
Mabton 51, Naches Valley 50

MABTON, Wash. — Carmen Johnson made a 3-point play with 9 seconds left that gave Mabton the victory.

Weston Parker, who finished with 16 points, had his 3-point attempt rattle in and out at the buzzer for Naches Valley.
NACHES VALLEY — Bailey 5, Walker 3, Huck 8, Weston Parker 16, Weigel 2, Jeremy Gaudette 10, Coleman 6.
MABTON — Carrasco 6, Sosa 3, Herrera 9, Sanchez 6, Derrick Nash 15, Huecias 0, Strickland 5, Rodriguez 0, Johnson 7.
Naches Valley
 12 11 10 17 — 50
Mabton 14 9 13 15 — 51
Highlights: Parker (NV) 7 rebs.; Jesus Huecias (M) 7 assts.
Granger 92, Zillah 60
GRANGER, Wash. — Mitchell Zapien, Brandon Castro and Brandon Oswalt combined for 61 points, enough to upend the Leopards by themselves, as third-ranked Granger rolled to a 55-20 first-half lead.
ZILLAH — McKay 4, Winckler 2, Ziegler 2, Rickey Cuellar 11, Walker 4, Thomas 4, Riojas 6, Dasso 9, Seaman 6, Derrell Pascal 12.
GRANGER — Brandon Oswalt 19, Cortez 4, Brandon Castro 20, Carpenter 2, Cruz 5, Vivar 2, Mitchell Zapien 22, James 2, Andrew Reddout 16.
Zillah
 9 11 18 22 — 60
Granger 23 32 20 17 — 92
Highland 56, Cle Elum 40

COWICHE, Wash. — Brandon Hyde scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds, and Highland took control in the middle quarters to earn its first victory.

Matthew Newman, who has been slowly recovering from a severe head injury suffered during football season, attended the game Friday night.

The Scotties outscored Cle Elum 31-13 in the second and third periods. Kraygen Craft had 18 points for the Warriors.
CLE ELUM — Cameron 7, Newman 3, Talerico 4, Zapel 5, Reed 3, Kraygen Craft 18, Smart 0, Ketschman 0,
HIGHLAND — Hakala 6, Brandon Hyde 20, Cope 6, Linse 9, Gellerson 4, Pulido 0, Anderson 3, Stoltenow 0, Hein 2, Cummins 2, Laughery 4, Christenson 0.
Cle Elum
 12 6 7 15 — 40
Highland 10 16 15 15 — 56
Highlights: Hyde (H) 8 rebs.; Tyler Hakala (H) 7 rebs.; Garrrett Linse (H) 3 stls.; John Hein (H) 4 assts.
B LEAGUES
Riverside Chr. 42, Lyle-Wishram 30
LYLE, Wash. — Derek Byrne had 15 points, and Jeremy Pynch added 10 points and six rebounds for Riverside Christian (11-3 overall).
RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Jeremy Pynch 10, Gartrell 6, Derek Byrne 15, Peggins 0, Jones 2, Shuel 2, S. Stein 5, Shively 2.
LYLE-WISHRAM — Murphy 0, Wiseman 4, Kitchens 0, Allen Matai 12, LeMarr 0, Gutierrez 0, Smith 2, Henry Matai 12, Huffman 0.
Riverside Christian
 9 7 11 15 — 42
Lyle-Wishram 8 4 9 9 — 30
Highlights: Pynch (RC) 6 rebs; Henry Matai (LW) 11 rebs; Allan Matai (LW) 5 steals.
White Swan 49, La Salle 45
WHITE SWAN, Wash. — Lawrence Fiander and Joel Yellow Owl scored seven points each in the fourth quarter as White Swan outscored La Salle 20-11 to rally for the victory.
LA SALLE — Sullivan 1, Brusic 0, Mike McGree 12, Sattler 8, Kennedy 2, Glazier 7, Pazerkas 0, Parker Tri 15.
WHITE SWAN — Huerica 4, Lawrence Fiander 15, Anderson 7, T. Fiander 8, Yellow Owl 9, J. Williams 0, C. Wiliams 6.
La Salle
 7 10 17 11 — 45
White Swan 14 4 10 20 — 49
Highlights: Yellow Owl 10 rebs; Clayton Anderson 6 steals.
S’side Chr. 72, TL-Glenwood 37
SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Steven Broersma scored 23 points, Kevin De Jong added 13 points and nine rebounds, and Trevor Wagenaar had 12 points to lead the Knights.
TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD — Starr 0, Woodruff 0, Tygh Schuster 19, L. King 2, A. King 0, J. Wells 8, B. Wells 0, A. Wells 6, Langfield 0, C.J. Schuster 2, Keithly 0.
SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Trevor Wagenaar 12, den Hoed 0, Kevin De Jong 13, Brouwer 5, Bosma 4, De Vries 8, Haak 0, Burton 3, B. Broersma 4, Steven Broersma 23.
Trout Lake-Glenwood
 2 12 11 12 — 37
Sunnyside Christian 21 14 28 9 — 72
Highlights: De Jong (SC) 9 rebs, Tim De Vries (SC) 10 rebs.
Yakama Tribal 49, Bickleton 41
BICKLETON, Wash. — Gordon Gardipee had 15 points to power Yakama Tribal. Edgar Molina had 25 points, 10 rebounds and four steals for Bickleton.
YAKAMA TRIBAL — Chavez 2, Lewis 4, Crossinghorse 3, Ike 8, Gordon Gardipee 15, Thomas 6, Wahchumwch 2, Whitefoot 7, Scott 2, Mills 0.
BICKLETON — Powers 2, Roberts 6, Cummings 0, Clinton 4, Hernandez 2, Clingan 0, Brown 2, Venema 0, Harvey 0, Edgar Molina 25, Heldahl 0.
Yakama Tribal
 18 6 12 13 — 49
Bickleton 2 9 8 22 — 41
Highlights: Molina (B) 10 rebs., 4 stls.; Junior Hernandez (B) 5 stls.
N. Clackamas Chr. 54, Klickitat 30
OREGON CITY, Wash. — Tyler Linville and Caleb Keyes had 10 points each for Klickitat and Cole Walters grabbed 14 rebounds.
KLICKITAT — Tyler Linville 10, Kessinger 1, Davis 5, Caleb Keys 10, Walters 2, Curtis 2.
NORTH CLACKAMAS CHRSITIAN — A. Steele 4, Thomas 2, Davis Hespon 12, Joe Steele 10, Anishchenko 1, Porter 2, Al Hayes 13, Burch 7, McLean 0, Landas 3.
Klickitat
 8 6 1 15 — 30
North Clackamas Christian 15 15 16 8 — 54

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