1/29/10 Prep Basketball Roundup

BOYS

CBBN

Walla Walla 75, Eisenhower 62

WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Three early 3-pointers from the Blue Devils’ Michael Weisner left the Cadets fighting an uphill battle. Weisner would go on to score 34 points, while Walla Walla’s Gary Winston added 18 points in the victory. James Lopez led Eisenhower with 18 points, with Robert Bonser (16) and Ryan Watson (14) also scoring in double figures.

EISENHOWER— Scott 6, Morioka 4, James Lopez 18, Mount 4, Clayton 0, Ryan Watson 14, Urlacher 0, Zumwalt 0, Robert Bonser 16. WALLA WALLA — Gary WInston 18, Aguiar 7, Porter 0, Arias 8, Michael Weisner 34, Maddess 0, James 2, Alden 0, Watson 4, Summerlin 2.

Eisenhower 10 14 20 18 — 62 Walla Walla 20 19 18 18 — 75

Highlights: Bonser (E) 7-9 shooting, 6 rebs.; Watson (E) 6-10 shooting, 8 rebs., 5 assists.

Davis 62, Wenatchee 48

WENATCHEE, Wash. — With leading scorer David Trimble not in the lineup — and too sick even to make the trip — the Davis Pirates were still up to the challenge in a key CBBN Columbia Division game at Wenatchee. Herman Mendoza scored 19 points, and Cooper Kupp and Davonté Luckett added 13 and 12, respectively, as the Pirates rolled to a 62-48 victory over the Panthers. Davis broke the game open with a 24-point fourth quarter.

DAVIS — Herman Mendoza 19, Cooper Kupp 13, Davonte’ Luckett 12, Winckler 6, Marquis 5, Lopez 5, McClurkin 2, Allen 0. WENATCHEE — Conner Smith 27, Martin 4, Keeler 4, Helm 4, Jaeger 3, Arndt 2, McKay 2, Moss 2, Woodard 0.

Davis 10 12 16 24 — 62 Wenatchee 10 13 15 10 — 48

Kamiakin 57, West Valley 46

YAKIMA, Wash. — Riley Hayfield and 17 points, and Case Rada 12 to lead Kamiakin. West Valley’s Tanner Albrecht had a game-high 18 points.

KAMIAKIN — Riley Hayfield 17, Case Rada 12, Welch 0, Hollie 9, Fletcher 4, Wilmoth 0, Anderson 9, Petragallo 0, Hunt 0, Pedley 6. WEST VALLEY — Tafolla 7, Cluff 0, Olson 2, Lange 0, Moulton 0, Berndt 2, Wagar 0, Austin Strock 17, Tanner Albrecht 18.

Kamiakin 16 11 16 14 — 57 West Valley 7 13 11 15 — 46

Sunnyside 75, Southridge 63

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — James Sanchez scored all 18 of his points in a 28-16 third quarter that put Sunyside in control. Alfredo De La Barrera added 17 points, nine rebounds and five assists, Israel Manzo had 16 points, and Jacob Bos totaled 12 points and 10 rebounds for the Grizzlies.

SOUTHRIDGE — McCollam 2, Andrew Mendenhall 24, McKelsen 9, Whitney 0, Palmer 2, McGee 0, Stollie 2, Derrick Porter 12, Riel 4, Scott 8, Dean 0. SUNNYSIDE — Chavez 0, Bermudez 0, Israel Manzo 16, James Sanchez 18, Leija 0, Daley 0, Johnson 4, Escada 8, Jacob Bos 12, Alfredo De La Barrera 17, Graff 0.

Southridge 10 14 16 23 — 63 Sunnyside 16 12 28 19 — 75

Highlights: Bos (Su) 10 rebs.; De La Barrera (Su) 9 rebs., 5 assts.

CWAC

Ephrata 70, Selah 54

EPHRATA — Ross Buchert 16, Scheelke 6, Novik 6, Tupling 4, Patrick Simon 27, J. Prescod 7, T. Prescod 0, Todd 2, Bracht 0, Arvan 2, Leighter 0. Totals 29-62 3-6 70. SELAH — Brady Hutchison 12, Mark Valencourt 19, O’Malley 0, Fickes 6, Thompson 5, Chavez 0, Hernandez 2, Gonzalez 8, Wallace 2. Totals 20-59 10-17 54.

Ephrata 19 21 19 11 — 70 Selah 11 21 15 7 — 54

Shooting percentages — FG: Eph .468, Sel .339. FT: Eph .500, Sel .588. 3-point goals — Buchert 1, J. Prescod 1, Scheelke 2, Simon 5, Hutchison 3, Valencourt 1). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — Eph  39 (Simon 12); Sel 36 (Hutchison 7). Turnovers — Eph 13, Sel 13. Total fouls — Eph 15, Sel 12.

East Valley 62, Grandview 56

GRANDVIEW, Wash. — Tanner Olson scored 19 points to lead the Red Devils. Jordan Garcia scored 12 points for  East Valley, while Jonathon Janis added 11 and Sean Garcia-Stubbs scored 10. Christian Schrank scored 20 to lead Grandview.

EAST VALLEY — Clayton 2, Tanner Olson 19, Jordan Cameron 12, Jensen 6, Aiken 1, Jonathon Janis 11, DeSean Garcia-Stubbs 10, Markley 1. GRANDVIEW — Ramos 7, Miller 9, Newhouse 8, Christian Schrank 20, Vela 3, Nielsen 9, Contreras 0, Massey 0, Curtis 0.

East Valley 10 20 20 12 — 62 Grandview 11 10 12 23 — 56

Highlights: Janis (EV) 5 assists, Cameron (EV) 7 rebs., Ramos (G) 6 assists, Newhouse (G) 9 rebs., Schrank (G) 9 rebs.

Wapato 50, Ellensburg 47

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Junior Efrain Reynoso and senior Rigo Alvarado combined for 29 points as the Wolves won their seventh straight. Joe Montano had 12 points and 11 rebounds for Ellensburg, which made 9 of 23 free throws.

WAPATO — Efrain Reynoso 16, Nickoloff 0, Rigo Alvarado 13, Smiscon 6, Strom 4, Minthorn 2, Mandae 3, Howe 0, Guevara 6. ELLENSBURG — Dunlap 4, Smith 6, Ravet 3, Sterkel 7, Joe Montano 12, Mitchell 1, Pfeifer 8, Jacob 6.

Wapato 9 16 13 12 — 50 Ellensburg 8 12 11 16 — 47

Toppenish 61, Othello 58

TOPPENISH, Wash. — Tayler Strom made two free throws with 22 seconds left to give Toppenish some breathing room as the Wildcats held on after a big fourth-quarter rally. Peter Equiaha scored eight of his team-high 14 points in the fourth quarter and Sergio Sanchez had four of his 11 points as Toppenish outscored Othello 20-11 in the final period.

OTHELLO — Charles 9, Lind 2, Scott 5, Garza 2, Vigneri 3, Jeremy Cerrillo 15, Davis 3, J. Espinoza 13, Cantu 5. TOPPENISH — Sergio Sanchez 11, Peter Equiaha 14, Reynolds 0, Jamison 2, M. Sanchez 2, Stahi 9, Gudino 0, Beard 8, Piper 3, Strom 6, Frank 8, French 0.

Othello 20 20 7 11 — 58 Toppenish 17 15 9 20 — 61

Prosser 61, Quincy 47

PROSSER, Wash. — Kippy Brown scored 23 points, and Dominic Garza added 17 to lead Prosser. Zach Zocher added 10 points for the winners.

QUINCY — Jay Cedergreen 14, Bruce 0, Sorto 8, C. Peterson 0, D. Peterson 0, Flores 3, Luke Grigg 12, Martinez 10. PROSSER — Kippy Brown 23, Dominic Garza 17, Gustafson 2, Silva 0, Pilot 1, Hazzard 0, Milne 6, Dorsett 2, Zane Zocher 10.

Quincy 14 7 15 11 — 47 Prosser 13 18 12 18 — 61

SCAC

Mabton 66, Zillah 38

MABTON, Wash. — Derrick Nash had 20 points and nine rebounds to lead Mabton, which built a 32-17 halftime lead. Scottie Riojas and Derrell Pascal had 10 points each for Zillah.

ZILLAH — McKay 2, Winckler 2, Ziegler 0, Rodriguez 0, Cuellar 0, Walker 2, Thomas 4, Scottie Riojas 10, Seaman 8, Derrell Pascal 10. MABTON — Carrasco 9, Tyler Herrera 10, Sanchez 6, Diaz 2, Huecias 6, Derrick Nash 20, Garcia 5, Salinas 0, Rodriguez 2, Johnson 6.

Zillah 6 11 9 12 — 38 Mabton 13 19 19 15 — 66

Highlights: Nash (M) 9 rebs; Huecias (M) 5 assists; Pascal (M) 9 rebs.

Granger 60, Naches Val. 57, Final-OT

GRANGER — Oswalt 7, Cortez 5, Castro 4, Cruz 5, Vivar 0, Mitchell Zapien 29, James 4, Reddout 6. Totals 24-56 8-13 60. NACHES VALLEY — Trevor Bailey 12, Walker 0, De. Huck 9, Weston Parker 15, J.R. Weigel 7, Jeremy Gaudette 11, Coleman 3. Totals 20-53 12-21 57.

Granger 18 16 13 8 5 — 60 Naches Valley 20 12 8 15 2 — 57

3-point goals: Granger 4-18 (James 1-1, Castro 1-3, Zapien 1-4, Cruz 1-4), Naches Valley 5-19 (Bailey 2-6, Coleman 1-2, De. Huck 1-4, Parker 1-4). Rebounds: Granger 31 (Vivar 6, Cortez 5, Reddout 5), Naches Valley 38 (Gaudette 9, Weigel 8, Parker 7). Fouls: Granger 20, Naches Valley 17. Fouled out: Reddout (G). Turnovers: Granger 23, Naches Valley 27. Assists: Granger 9 (Castro 4, Zapien 3), Naches Valley 12 (Weigel 6).

Goldendale 52, Highland 35

COWICHE, Wash. — Reed Lindhe had 16 points, and Devon Casey 11 to lead Goldendale, which limited Highland to just nine first-half points. Brandon Hyde had 11 points, five rebounds and four assists for Highland.

GOLDENDALE — Cameron 0, Milliren 9, Casimiro 2, Wing 2, Devon Casey 11, Cronin 2, MacRae 2, Lesko 8, Reed Lindhe 16. HIGHLAND — Hakala 6, Brandon Hyde 11, Cope 0, Linse 3, Gellerson 0, Pulido 3, Anderson 2, Stoltenow 4, Hein 4, Cummins 0, Laughery 2.

Goldendale 13 13 11 15 — 52 Highland 7 2 13 13 — 35

Highlights: Hyde (H) 5 rebs, 4 assists.

B LEAGUES

La Salle 64, Lyle-Wishram 36

YAKIMA, Wash. — Mitchell Kennedy came off the bench to score eight of his 12 points in the second half, when La Salle outscored the visitors 32-11. Mikey McGree led the Lightning with 14 points, and Dylan Sattler added 12. Henry Matai had 14 points for Lyle-Wishram.

LYLE-WISHRAM — Martinez 0, Wiseman 4, Kitchens 2, Titcomb 2, Lamarr 1, Wolff 0, Murphy 6, Gutierrez 2, Henry Matai 14, Huffman 5. LA SALLE — Dylan Sattler 12, Mikey McGree 14, Glazier 4, Mitchell Kennedy 12, Sullivan 4, Tri 8, Rivard 0, Pazerekas 2, Brusic 1, Smith 3, Long 4, Callaghan 0.

Lyle-Wishram 15 10 4 7 — 36 La Salle 16 16 10 22 — 64

White Swan 50, Riverside Chr. 45

WHITE SWAN — Huereca 3, Anderson 2, T. Fiander 1, Joel Yellow Owl 15, Owens 0, Lawrence Fiander 25, J. Williams 0, C. Williams 4. Totals 16-38 17-26 50. RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Jeremy Pynch 17, Gartrell 3, Bjur 0, Derek Byrne 11, Peggins 0, Shuel 0, S. Stein 8, Shively 6. Totals 15-42 12-22 45.

White Swan 7 14 17 12 — 50 Riverside Christian 4 11 15 15 — 45

3-point goals: WS 1-6 (L. Fiander 1-3), RC 3-13 (Pynch 3-10). Rebounds: WS 26 (C. Williams 7, Yellow Owl 6), RC 36 (S. Stein 9, Shively 7, Byrne 7, Pynch 6). Turnovers: WS 16, RC 24. Total fouls: WS 19, RC 20. Fouled out: None.

Manson at Kittitas, No report

Manson — Kittitas —

Sunnyside Christian 70, Bickleton 27

BICKLETON, Wash. –  Trevor Wagenaar scored 19 points, Steven Bosma added 13, and Steven Broersma had 10 as Sunnyside Christian cruised.

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Trevor Wagenaar 19, De Hoed 6, Den Hoed 9, Steven Bosma 13, DeVries 9, Haak 2, Burton 0, B. Broersma 2, Steven Broersma 10. BICKLETON — Powers 6, Roberts 2, Cummings 0, Clinton 5, Hernandez 4, Clingan 0, Brown 4, Venema 0, Harvey 0, Molina 6, Heldahl 0.

Sunnyside Christian 15 19 18 18 — 70 Bickleton 6 7 5 9 — 27

Highlights: Edgar Molina (B) 8 rebs., 2 assts.

Trout Lake-Glenwood 54, Klickitat 52

KLICKITAT, Wash. — Tygh Schuster scored seven of his 14 points in the final four minutes of the game to help TL-G erase a 14-point deficit in that span. C.J. Schuster and Jerry King had 10 points each for the winners. Caleb Keyes had 19 points to pace Klickitat.

TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD — Starr 3, Woodruff 0, Tygh Schuster 14, Jerry King 10, J. Wells 9, A. Wells 8, C.J. Schuster 10, Keithley 0 . KLICKITAT — Linville 8, Ramsey 6, Kessinger 5, Schlangen 1, Seth Davis 10, Caleb Keys 19, Walters 1, Curtis 2.

Trout Lake-Glenwood 11 13 8 22 — 54 Klickitat 8 17 17 10 — 52

GIRLS

CBBN

Walla Walla 58, Eisenhower 45

YAKIMA, Wash. — Jill McDaniels scored 21 of her 26 points in the second half to help Walla Walla rally past Eisenhower. Eisenhower led 31-22 at halftime before Walla Walla outscored the Cadets 36-14 in the second half. Jessica Bush scored 11 points, and Kristina Van Alstine added 10 for Eisenhower.

WALLA WALLA — Baker 2, Jacobson 0, Wisener 4, Jimenez 3, Atkins 0, Jill McDaniels 26, Hamada 2, Vicki Reardon 19, Christiansen 0, Anderson 2. EISENHOWER — Gaut 6, Abrams 2, Franck 5, Kinney 4, Kristina Van Alstine 10, Olivero 0, McKenna 0, Avila 0, Campbell 7, Jessica Bush 11.

Walla Walla 12 10 15 21 — 58 Eisenhower 12 19 4 10 — 45

Wenatchee 53, Davis 33

YAKIMA, Wash. — Dani Hallberg had 20 points, and Lexi Hallberg 15 to power Wenatchee. Jaziffany Houston had eight points and eight rebounds for Davis.

WENATCHEE — Douglass 0, Rockstad 0, Scheumann 7, Stone 0, Harris 0, Sharp 0, George 9, Dani Hallberg 20, Paine 2, Lexi Hallberg 15, Holzerland 0. DAVIS — Serrano 0, Cobane 9, Castanada 0, Smith 0, Alvarez 0, Castro 2, Weaver 8, Bradley 0, Ceja 2, Kaluzny 4, Houston 8.

Wenatchee 14 13 10 16 — 53 Davis 7 2 16 8 — 33

Kamiakin 53, West Valley 37

KENNEWICK, Wash. — Khadibja Toure scored 27 points to lead Kamiakin, which limited West Valley to 12 points total in the middle two quarters. Kaitlyn Curry scored 10 points to lead the Rams.

WEST VALLEY — Weber 4, Herzog 6, Kaitlyn Curry 10, Jaeger 3, Curtis 4, Erwin 8, Gholston 2, Winegar 0, Toner 0, Roberts 0, Burns 0. KAMIAKIN — Meyer 8, Brannan 5, Beach 1, Skorpik 2, Khadibja Toure 27, Feser 2, Larson 8, Smith 0.

West Valley 13 6 6 12 — 37 Kamiakin 12 12 14 15 — 53

Highlights: Herzog (WV) 5 steals, 8 rebs; Gholston (WV) 8 rebs.

Southridge 78, Sunnyside 39

KENNEWICK, Wash. — Heather Worley had 19 points to lead Southridge, which jumped to a 38-14 halftime lead.

SUNNYSIDE — Maya 7, Herrera 7, Robert 3, Galvan 4, Marro 2, Spini 0, Wright 4, Reyes 2, Castillo 2, Perales 5, Partida 3. SOUTHRIDGE — Heather Worley 19, Jamie Lyons 12, E. Wallace 12, Upton 10, J. Wallace 8, Sanders 7, B. Lyons 2, Sams 6, Stein 2, Sorensen 0.

Sunnyside 6 8 15 10 — 39 Southridge 25 13 25 15 — 78

CWAC

Ephrata 61, Selah 36

SELAH, Wash. — Morgan McCallister scored 18 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Selah, but Ephrata had three players score in double figures, topped by Kelsey Yenny’s 13 points and Heidi Burchert’s 12 to get the victory.

EPHRATA — Kelsey Yenney 13, Lutz 2, Weaver 0, Mallory Lotz 10, Smith 9, A, DeHoog 2, Heidi Buchert 12, K. DeHoog 7, Eisen 0, Boyd 3, Mad. Lotz 3. SELAH — Fickes 2, Graf 4, Smeback 0, Wood 0, Morgan McCallister 18, Hernandez 0, Merritt 2, Weeks 0, Dexter 0, Jones 8, Besing 2.

Ephrata 10 17 22 12 — 61 Selah 9 9 11 7 — 36

Highlights: McCallister (S) 11 rebs; Bersing (S) 4 rebs.

East Valley 65, Grandview 37

GRANDVIEW, Wash. — Annie Martinez scored 13 points to lead the Red Devils. Kaylah Gonzales added 10 for East Valley. Payton Parrish scored nine points to lead the Greyhounds.

EAST VALLEY — Mohsenian 6, Hodgson 0, Orthmann 9, Kaylah Gonzales 10, Annie Martinez 13, M. Carillo 0, Betancourt 6,   Carpenter 2, Eckert 4, Ramynke 9, Zimmer 4, G. Carillo 2. GRANDVIEW — Parrish 9, Walls 6, Montelongo 6, Gomez 4, Espinoza 4, Guillen 3, Razo 0, Hall 0, Candido 0, Matheny 0, Trinidad 5.

East Valley 16 13 32 4 — 65 Grandview 8 8 7 14 — 37

Ellensburg 40, Wapato 37

ELLENSBURG, Wash. –  Andrea Bland made six straight free throws over the final 1:28 as the eighth-ranked Bulldogs held off Wapato 40-37 in a CWAC girls basketball game Friday night. Bland, who scored a game-high 23 points, made two free throws with 1:10 to play to give Ellensburg a 38-37 lead and, after the Bulldogs got a stop, she was fouled and made two more with eight seconds left. Wapato, led by A.J. Yarlott’s 17 points, got off a long 3-pointer that missed at the buzzer as the Wolves missed a chance to move into a third-place tie with Ellensburg. Bland also totaled 12 rebounds and five steals. Deaira Gordon, the CWAC’s top scorer (16.3), fouled out in the fourth quarter after going scoreless.

WAPATO — Cordova 1, Macias 0, Draculan 0, A.J. Yarlott 17, Velasco 2, Lamebull 2, Strom 2, Valencia 2, Sammi Jo Blodgett 11, Campos 0. ELLENSBURG — S. Bland 2, Layman 0, Gordon 0, Carlson 1, Morse 8, Andrea Bland 23, Gant 0, Hull 5, Quirk 1, Granado 0.

Wapato 8 10 12 7 — 37 Ellensburg 6 7 12 15 — 40

Highlights: A. Bland (E) 12 rebs, 5 stls.

Othello 63, Toppenish 55

TOPPENISH, Wash. — Tiffany Martinez scored 24 points, and Kylee Mollotte had 21 to power Othello. Maria Cirriaco led Toppenish with 20 points.

OTHELLO — L. Garza 4, Rodriguez 0, Kylee Mollotte 21, Quezada 3, A. Garza 0, Tiffany Martinez 24, Christine Kirkwood 11. TOPPENISH — Manjarez 4, Zuniga 0, Osrios Rodriguez 3, Carrardo 2, Lopez 6, George 4, Monoian 4, Maria Cirriaco 20.

Othello 10 21 12 20 — 63 Toppenish 13 18 8 16 — 55

Prosser 70, Quincy 48

PROSSER, Wash. — Tayshia Hunt and Tamara Jones had 17 points apiece to power 10th-ranked Prosser. Hunt added eight rebounds, while Jones grabbed 10 boards.

QUINCY — Desi Durfee 10, Dayanna Lopez 13, Misasi 0, Lerma 3, Davis 7, Horning 0, M. Lopez 6, Kunkel 8, Fleming 0, Brazier 1. PROSSER — Wilson 6, K. Flores 5, Adams 0, Tayshia Hunt 17, Hudak 0, Mercer 6, Anderson 6, Garza 0, Petersen 8, T. Flores 5, Tamara Jones 17.

Quincy 12 10 13 13 — 48 Prosser 15 17 25 13 — 70

Highlights: Hunt (P) 8 rebs., 2 stls.; Jones (P) 7 rebs.; Petersen (P) 5 assts.; Davis (Q) 8 rebs.; M. Lopez (Q) 5 rebs.; D. Lopez (Q) 4 assts.; Durfee (Q) 3 stls.

SCAC

Zillah 59, Mabton 37

MABTON, Wash. — Whitney Winters and Alisi Uasike scored 16 points apiece, and Caitlin Myers added 11 to lead Zillah. Crysta Reynolds had 13 points to lead Mabton.

ZILLAH — Nelson 0, Tynan 3, Ruggues 0, Ziegler 4, Whitney Winters 16, Cameron 0, Slack 5, Alisi Uasike 16, Caitlin Myers 11, Bounds 4. MABTON — Crysta Reynolds 13, Enriquez 0, Gutierrez 4, Flores 2, Vasquez 9, Martinez 2, Tellez 2, Sustaita 5, Wheeler 0.

Zillah 10 18 15 14 — 59 Mabton 10 11 6 10 — 37

Granger 51, Naches Valley 38, Final

NACHES, Wash. — Italia Mengarelli and Ashlee Reddout scored 18 points apiece, and Reddout also grabbed eight rebounds to lead top-ranked Granger.

GRANGER — Gunnier 0, Klarich 7, Carpenter 2, Italia Mengarelli 17, Ashlee Reddout 17, Winterholler 0, Zapien 8, Reyes 0. NACHES VALLEY — Bogardus 4, Farris 6, Sprauge 0, Evans 0, Taylor 4, Aiken 9, Koszty 8, Curtsinger 5, Benner 2.

Granger 18 9 8 16 — 51 Naches Valley 8 13 11 6 — 38

Highlights: Curtsinger (NV) 7 rebs.; Taylor (NV) 5 rebs.; Zapien (G) 9 rebs.; Reddout (G) 8 rebs.

Goldendale 40, Highland 38

COWICHE, Wash. — Lexi Cameron made two free throws with 5 seconds left to give Goldendale the victory. Cameron finished with 12 points, as did teammate Alex Counts. Highland’s Tavi Wise tied the game with a 3-pointer with 10 seconds left. The Scotties missed a shot at the buzzer. Wise scored 16 for Highland.

GOLDENDALE — Lexi Cameron 12, C. Counts 3, Alex Counts 12, Bradley 0, Bailey 9, Kartes 2, Hoffman 0, Montgomery 2, Swift 0. HIGHLAND — Sorenson 0, Hampton 0, Garvia 1, Karnitz 0, Wise 8, Wickenhangen 5, Preston 0, Hudson 4, Newman 4, Tavi Wise 16.

Goldendale 14 7 9 10 — 40 Highland 3 11 9 15 — 38

Highlights: Olivia Newman (H) 6 rebs.

B LEAGUES

La Salle 65, Lyle-Wishram 15

YAKIMA, Wash. — Karly Sattler scored 14 points, and teammates Brooke Patterson and McKenzie Andringa added 10 points apiece to lead the Lightning.

LYLE-WISHRAM — Gidley 2, Karlee Roth 8, Churchwell 0, Hickman 3, Brock 0, Mueller 0, Casey 0, Beck 0, Doolin 0, Wells 2, Longnecker 0. LA SALLE — Hernandez 5, Brooke Patterson 10, Ashby 4, McKenzie Andringa 10, Karly Satler 14, DeGooyer 4, Adkins 2, Avalos 1, Stanley 4, Zeutenhorst 5, McGree 6.

Lyle-Wishram 4 2 2 7 — 15 La Salle 21 17 16 11 — 65

Highlights: Allie McGree (LS) 8 rebs.

White Swan 60, Riverside Christian. 33

YAKIMA, Wash. — Josephine Wallahee scored 16 points and Amber Jones added 10 to lead the Cougars. Wallahee also grabbed a game-high eight rebounds for White Swan. Mariah Van Horne led RC with 10 points.

WHITE SWAN — Van Pelt 9, Hawk 2, Espindola 5, Zintzun 0, Pimms 6, Perez 8, Wallahee 16, James 3, Shepard 1, Jones 10. RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Conradi 1, Byrne 2, Lenderman 0, St. Hilaire 2, Mariah Van Horne 10, Kinder 6, Lenz 0, Cleveringa 3, Staymates 7, Fulton 2.

White Swan 9 12 12 27 — 60 Riverside Chrisitan 8 2 8 15 — 33

Highlights: Pimms (WS) 8 rebs; Kendra Staymates (RC) 7 rebs; Van Horne (RC) 5 rebs.

Kittitas 66, Manson 23

KITTITAS, Wash. — Ali Kilgore’s 15 points led four Kittitas players in double figures.

MANSON — McFadden 0, Vander Holm 4, Escota 2, Miller 4, Swarze 2, Leppley 0, Ellensworth 8, Rodriguez 3. KITTITAS — Uceny 4, Ali Kilgore 15, Winegar 0, Steiner 1, Natalie Gibb 10, Dakota Adams 10, Lawrence 6, Erickson 2, Kayvonne Vaver 10, O’Shaughnessy 8.

Manson 1 7 6 9 — 23 Kittitas 15 17 20 14 — 66

Highlights: Morgan Uceny (K) 4 assts.; Gibb (K) 4 assts.; Vaver (K) 5 assts.

Sunnyside Christian 56, Bickleton 34

KENNEWICK, Wash. — Heather Worley had 19 points to lead Southridge, which jumped to a 38-14 halftime lead.

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Alyssa Haak 10, Van Oostrum 4, Hilari Bosma 12, Duim 0, Ju. Long 0, DeGroot 0, As. Haak 0, Van Wingerden 7, K. Long 0, Marissa Broersma 16, Dalrymple 7, Wavrin 0. BICKLETON — Osborne 0, S. Kibby 9, M. McBride 8, Mount 0, N. Kibby 0, Katelynn Clinton 16, Venema 0, Ha. Goodnight 1, A. McBride 0, Ho. Goodnight 0.

Sunnyside Christian 17 11 17 11 — 56 Bickleton 8 2 15 9 — 34

Highlights: Clinton (B) 12 rebs, 4 steals.

Klickitat 59, Trout Lake-Glen. 40

KLICKITAT, Wash. — Samantha Brewer had 22 points and 20 rebounds, Charice McConville added 14 points and 12 rebounds, and Tia Spino 10 points and seven assists for Klickitat.

TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD — Liz Vogt 12, Katie Yarnell 12, Barrett 6, Keithly 6, Glenn 4, Cox 0, K. Yarnell 0, Scott 0, Johnson 0, Cavanaugh 0. KLICKITAT — Samantha Brewer 22, Charice McConville 14, Tia Spino 10, Lindner 9, Parsons 4, Curtis 0, C. Ingebo 0, S. Ingebo 0, Lambert 0.

Trout Lake-Glenwood 12 14 10 4 — 40 Klickitat 17 16 17 9 — 59

Highlights: Brewer (K) 20 rebs.; McConville (K) 12 rebs.; Spino (K) 7 assts.

X Games: Medal eludes Parsons

ASPEN, Colo. — Yakima’s Joe Parsons fell just short of his second medal in as many days at the Winter X Games.

He scored an 87.66 in the snowmobile best trick competition to take fourth place in the event. Heath Frisy (90.66) won the gold, Daniel Boldin (89.33) took silver and Levi LaVallee (89.00) captured bronze.

Parsons, who won silver in the freestyle on Thursday, has another chance for a medal Sunday when he competes in the knock out event on ESPN2.

In other events Shaun White has successfully landed his most difficult trick to win his third straight title, only about an hour after clipping his face against the top of the halfpipe while trying the same move in practice.

The 2006 Olympic gold medalist pulled off his newly patented Double McTwist 1260 in the first run of the superpipe finals Friday to score a 95.33 — 1.67 points better than Iouri Podladtchikov of Switzerland.

YVCC teams roll to victories at home

YAKIMA, Wash. — It was a banner offensive night for Yakima Valley’s men and women Friday night in Sherar Gym.

With Nicole DeRosier hitting 7 of 8 3-pointers en route to a  25-point total, the Yaks women crushed Blue Mountain 119-65, after which Willie Blodgett’s 19 points led the YVCC men to a 114-64 rout of the Timberwolves.

Yakima Valley improved to 6-0 in the region and 14-4 overall. YVCC’s men are 3-3 and 9-9.

In the women’s game, six Yaks scored in double figures.

YAKIMA VALLEY WOMEN 119, BLUE MOUNTAIN 65

BLUE MOUNTAIN — Pakootas 1-1 0-2 2, Beamer 2-4 2-2 7, Sandra Martin 3-11 4-4 12, Mueller 4-5 1-2 9, Alisha Crane 2-4 9-12 13, Arnone 0-0 0-0 0, Hansen 0-2 2-2 2, Lorusso 1-4 3-5 5, Sabrina Evans 4-6 3-9 11, O’Leary 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 19-42 24-38 65.

YAKIMA VALLEY — Anna Marchbanks 7-10 1-3 16, Adzasu 0-3 0-0 0, Nicole DeRosier 8-9 2-2 25, Urquhart 3-4 0-0 6, Nicole Fenumiai 8-12 0-0 16, Jocelyn Jones 8-11 1-3 17, Lacie French 5-6 0-0 12, Roe 2-5 0-0 4, Gray 1-8 0-0 3, Azurin 4-8 0-2 9, Kendall Hull 3-4 2-3 11. Totals 49-80 6-13 116.

Halftime — YVCC 64, BMCC 28. 3-point goals — BMCC 3-10 (Beamer 1-1, Lorusso 0-1, Martin 2-8); YVCC 15-27 (Jones 0-1, French 2-3, Roe 0-1, Gray 1-7, Marchbanks 1-1, Azurin 1-2, DeRosier 7-8, Hull 3-4). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — BMCC 23 (Hansen 4); YVCC 37 (Marchbanks 10). Assists — BMCC 3; YVCC 24 (Adzasu 6). Turnovers — BMCC 33, YVCC 17. Total fouls — BMCC 12, YVCC 28.

YAKIMA VALLEY MEN 114, BLUE MOUNTAIN 64

BLUE MOUNTAIN — Kuhn 1-3 1-2 3, Chambers 1-4 3-4 5, Church 1-9 0-2 2, Chambers 2-3 0-0 5, Tavin Hurley 7-12 6-8 20, McGregor 2-4 0-0 5, Williams 1-4 0-0 2, Doherty 3-6 0-0 6, Brown 1-4 2-2 4, Riding 1-2 4-4 6, Ashbaugh 2-3 0-0 4, Harshman 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 23-55 16-22 64.

YAKIMA VALLEY — Willie Blodgett 7-13 1-2 19, Damar Wilson 8-17 2-3 18, Jordan Kidd 4-9 2-4 11, January 3-3 2-2 8, Kirvin 2-2 0-2 4, Caden Skelton 6-12 2-3 14, May 4-6 1-1 9, De. Wilson 2-2 3-4 9, Evans 2-7 1-2 6, Brown 1-1 0-0 2, Dornik 2-4 2-2 7, Gream 3-3 1-1 7. Totals 44-80 16-25 114.

Halftime — YVCC 49, BMCC 26. 3-point goals — BMCC 2-11 (McGregor 1-2, Kuhn 0-1, Chambers 0-1, Williams 0-1, Church 0-3, Brown 0-2, Chambers 1-1); YVCC 10-18 (Skelton 0-1, May 1-1, Blodgett 4-6,  De. Wilson 2-2, Da. Wilson 0-3, Evans 1-1, Kidd 1-1, Dornik 1-3). Fouled out — Kirvin. Rebounds — BMCC 34 (Chambers 5, Hurley 5); YVCC 39 (Da. Wilson 8, Evans 7). Assists — BMCC 3; YVCC 11 (Skelton 3). Turnovers — BMCC 41, YVCC 16. Total fouls — BMCC 20, YVCC 22.

Wrestling: Huskies win CWAC title

OTHELLO, Wash. — Winning six of the final eight matches, Othello defeated Selah 38-24 in a CWAC dual meet that decided the conference title Friday night.

The Huskies finished 9-0 in CWAC duals while Selah was second at 8-1.

OTHELLO 38, SELAH 24

At Othello

189: Joey Gomez (O) p. Ryan McClain, 1:31. 215: Ryan Depaz (S) p. Alberto Vargas, 2:24. 285: Richie Rodriguez (S) won by forfeit. 103: Gilbert Villa (O) p. Kyle Anson, 4:18. 112: Lucas Garza (O) d. Nikko Rodriguez, 6-4. 119: Levi Needles (S) p. David Saldivar, 2:32. 125: Joseph Gonzalez (O) m.d. Ethan Smith, 11-3. 130: Matt Jordan (O) p. Kody Ergeson, 3:51. 135: Jon Cruz (S) d. Eduardo Montes, 9-2. 140: Matthew Mello (O) d. Demetrius Anaya, 8-3. 145: Reuben Lopez (O) m.d. Jeremy Standfill, 10-1. 152: Armando DeLeon (O) d. Chris Rowe, 13-7. 160: Eddie Garza (O) d. Zach Goodpastor, 9-7. 171: Tyler Noble (S) d. Daniel Walker, 7-4.

Diving: WV’s Miller qualifies for state

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — West Valley’s Trent Miller placed second and qualified for state in Friday’s Class 3A district diving competition at Central Washington University.

Miller tallied an 11-dive score of 265.9. The top two qualified for state.

The Class 4A meet was not a state-qualifier. Davis’ Jordan Fry was the top local in eighth place.

Class 4A: 1, Braxton Ford, Moses Lake, 374.9; 8, Jordan Fry, Davis, 249.95; 9, Jacob Hino, Eisenhower, 248.6.

Class 3A: 1, B.J. Deatherage, Hanford, 287.85; 2, Trent Miller, West Valley, 265.9; 3, Ryan Wells, West Valley 241.55; 5, Kyler Westlund, West Valley, 229.00; 7, Jeremy Oram, West Valley 197.85.

Photos: Formula One Car Launches

YAKIMA, Wash. — If it’s January (and it is), it’s time for Formula One teams to debut the cars built to contest the 2010 world driver and constructor championships.

This week, it was Mercedes, Ferrari and McLaren. All photos from the Associated Press.

Mercedes GP with drivers Michael Schumacher and Nico Rosberg (click for larger images):

 

 

Ferrari with drivers Felipe Massa and Fernando Alonso:

 

 

McLaren Mercedes with drivers Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton:

Elk poaching an ongoing problem

YAKIMA, Wash. — The latest of a series of elk-poaching incidents near the Clover Springs elk feeding site has WDFW enforcement officials looking for assistance.

Do you know someone who has recently come home with, begun showing around or bragging about a fresh new set of what are probably some pretty big elk antlers?

Last Sunday, someone shot and killed a large bull elk near the Clover Springs site, which is along the Clover Springs (1600) Road off the Nile Loop Road. It’s one of a half-dozen places in which volunteers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife provide winter feed to help the animals through the coldest months of the year.

The bull must have been a pretty impressive rack of antlers, too, because that’s all the scofflaws took — the antlers. They just chain-sawed those suckers right off, and left the body lying there.

WDFW enforcement Capt. Rich Mann said the poaching must have taken place sometime after 4:30 p.m. because there were WDFW staffers or volunteers at the site until then. “We don’t know if (the elk) was spotlighted,” he said. “We do know there were no tracks, because the snow had covered everything.”

Typically, poaching around any feed site is reported by people in the area, Mann said. “The locals kind of watch the area, but nobody happened to see that one. We’ve had really good support, but on this one we don’t have anything on it.”

Anyone with any information is asked to call the state’s confidential poaching hotline at 1-877-WDFW-TIP (877-933-9847), or the regional WDFW enforcement office at 509-457-9315.

In two different poaching incidents on Jan. 16 and a third on Jan. 23, nearby residents or passersby reported the violations, and WDFW enforcement Capt. Rich Mann expects the county to file charges in each case.

In another case in December, a Yakima man killed a large, 7-by-7 branch-antlered bull in the Cowiche Mountain area, and prosecutors are expected to file charges on that one as well.

The Clover Springs site has endured a higher incidence of poaching, Mann said, because it’s more remote than some of the other feed-site areas around which elk congregate during the winter months.

“If you compare it to our other feeding sites, it’s out of the way. It doesn’t have a lot of public around it,” Mann said. “(The main feed lot at) Oak Creek is extremely visible. If somebody went in and shot an animal there, the public would probably mob them.”

– Scott Sandsberry

 

A Thin Red Line

Unbeaten Gonzalez continues Sunnyside’s dominance at 103 pounds ||

YAKIMA, Wash. — When Nathan Gonzalez sifts through the details of his technical advancements in wrestling, there are obviously plenty of good reasons behind his 31-0 record.

Attack speed.

Defense into offense.

Relentless footwork.

 

Those are layers on the surface of a sophomore season that has earned the Sunnyside 103-pounder five tournament titles and a load of momentum heading into the postseason, a countdown to Mat Classic that begins next week.

But under those layers is a deeper and more meaningful reason for Gonzalez’s stellar season, one that sounds like a soldier’s and is tied to program, family and pride.

“There’s a tradition here, and I think about that a lot,” Gonzalez said. “It’s in my family and I want to carry that on.”

Sunnyside’s wrestling heritage dates back through 32 state champions, the most in Valley history. But the tradition that Gonzalez is involved with is at 103 pounds, and right now the Grizzlies are on a remarkable run.

Sunnyside has produced the last two Class 3A state champions — Christian Reyes in 2009 and Steven Romero in ‘08 — and it has had a championship finalist five years in a row. Last year Reyes not only won the title but faced the young Gonzalez in an all-Sunnyside final.

“That was like the ultimate thing, and had only been done three times before,” said Sunnyside coach George Paulus. “It was tough for Nathan but I told him afterward, ‘You have nothing to be ashamed of — you finished second at state. This was Christian’s time, and you will have yours.’”

Gonzalez understands the process of ascension, but when you’ve got a shot at a title it’s difficult to miss it, even as a freshman. His older brother, J.T., was second at state at 135 pounds two years ago and racked up 114 career wins. His cousin Isaac Romero was a three-time state runner-up before breaking through with a 112 title, also two years ago.

“Our families take a lot of pride in this and we help each other,” Gonzalez explained. “When Christian and me were together every day last season, that was a big help for me. My brother said if we kept working hard (state) could come down to the two of us and it did.”

Sunnyside’s 103 state reign Year Name Place Record 2010 Nathan Gonzalez ??? 30-0 2009 Christian Reyes 1st 37-5 2009 Nathan Gonzalez 2nd 26-4 2008 Steven Romero 1st 41-3 2007 Steven Romero 2nd 36-6 2006 Isaac Romero 2nd 28-5 2005 Isaac Romero 2nd 37-4

Just as Gonzalez was Reyes’ understudy last season, Reyes matured in Romero’s shadow two years ago. The Grizzlies have a quality No. 2 at 103 again this season in Jamie Gonzalez (no relation to Nathan) and the hope is to have two 103 state medalists for the third year in a row.

“We’ve definitely had a nice run at 103, but that’s traditionally been one of the strongest weights for us,” Paulus said. “We’ve not only had some depth there, but real good kids at heavier weights that they can practice with.”

Like with any run of momentum, the action tends to perpetuate itself through the high-level experience of the athletes and applied science of the coaches.

“All these kids have had extremely good speed moves — it’s such a fast weight,” Paulus said. “At 103 you’ve got to be able to fly, scramble and scrap. And because everything happens so quick, you’ve got to be able to think quick. Nathan has taken that forward from Christian and Steven.”

There are elements in Nathan Gonzalez’s arsenal that can be directly tied to his championship predecessors. It was like field study watching firsthand how to march through a Mat Classic bracket.

From Christian Reyes: “You’ve got to be good on both sides of it,” Gonzalez learned. “You take a shot, and defend a shot and always be ready for both.”

From Steven Romero: “Don’t stop moving. With Steven, once he picked something up, he finished it.”

And now it’s Gonzalez’s turn.

East Valley knocks off Ellensburg

YAKIMA, Wash. — Charging out to a 20-0 lead on its home mat, East Valley went on to beat Ellensburg 38-21 in CWAC wrestling Thursday night.

Three decisions, a technical fall and forfeit win accounted for the early streak, which spanned five matches from 285 to 125, and the momentum was sustained later by a three-match streak at 145, 152 and 160.

The Red Devils finished conference at 6-3. Toppenish locked down third at 7-2 with a 40-31 win at Ephrata.

The conference title will be decided today when Othello hosts Selah. The CWAC district tournament will be held Friday and Saturday at Ellensburg.

• Sunnyside tried to keep Moses Lake from an unbeaten CBBN season, opening an 18-9 lead on the Chiefs through seven matches. But ML put together four straight wins from 135 to 152 and claimed a 36-24 Columbia Division victory.

Christian Gonzalez’s 19-12 win at 215 clinched Eisenhower’s 38-32 win over Hanford in a Cascade dual.

The 3A sub-regional will be held at Mead next weekend while Wenatchee hosts the CBBN 4A district tournament.

• Zillah finished its unbeaten run through the SCAC West with a 56-6 win at Naches Valley. The West Division will hold its district tournament next Saturday at Granger.

CBBN

MOSES LAKE 36, SUNNYSIDE 24

At Sunnyside

215: Brian Chamberlain (ML) p. Franki Ochoa, 5:46. 285: Jose Barajas (S) d. Brian Fluitt, 6-2 (Barajas 21-1). 103: Nathan Gonzalez (S) p. Tanner Long, 3:48 (Gonzalez 31-0). 112: Hayden Wise (ML) d. Jerry Villalobos, 4-2 (OT). 119: Daniel Guillen (S) d. Bradley Fox, 4-1. 125: David Vidales (S) d. Andrew Valdez, 10-8 (OT). 130: Emmanuel Tejeda (S) d. Colton Cole, 5-1 (Tejeda 24-6). 135: Jordan Bishop (ML) d. Isidro Ramirez, 7-3. 140: Rico Moreno (ML) p. Miguel Madrigal, 3:15. 145: Nico Moreno (ML) p. Andy Cantu, 3:14. 152: Hector Zavala (ML) d. Caleb Gomez, 5-3. 160: Ryan Hernandez (S) p. Luciano Hernandez, 3:25. 171: Logan Phelps (ML) p. Lupe Mendoza, 3:25. 189: James Fitting (ML) d. Adrian Ramirez, 5-1.

EISENHOWER 38, HANFORD 32

At Eisenhower

103: Cameron Manjarrez (E) won by forfeit. 112: Will Bricker (H) won by forfeit. 119: Dillon Mendoza (E) md. Russell Curtis, 13-0. 125: Paul Rodriguez (E) d. Michael Parkman, 3:00. 130: Ben Tynan (H) p. Ricardo Badillo, 4:35. 135: Michael Saddadin (E) md. Brennon Raines, 9-1. 140: Roger Andrade (E) p. Caleb Clifford, 1:10. 145: Matt Owens (H) tf. Henry Gudino, 18-2. 152: Beto Acevedo (E) p. Seth Gifford, :20. 160: Cole Apgar (H) d. David Gonzales, 10-8. 171: Jesus Valencia (E) d. Joe Traverso, 7-3. 189: Dustin Martin (E)  tf. Casey Liderlin, 15-0. 215: Christian Gonzalez (E) d. Paul Mettille, 19-12. 285: R.J. Harris (H) p. Jacob Herr, 1:27.

PASCO 41, DAVIS 37

At Chiawana

125: Hugo Mabry (P) p. Jose Belman, 4:59. 130: Roy Cardenas (D) p. Juan Mendez, 3:51. 135: Nick Sauceda (D) md. Gilbert Mendoza, 10-1. 140: Andres Sandoval (P) p. Israel Fernandez, 4:33. 145: Austin Wagner (D) p. Lonnie Hurley, 3:30. 152: Marcos Romero (P) won by forfeit. 160: Cody Rush (P) p. Jorge Alcala, 5:34. 171: Hector Jimenez (P) tf. Joaquin Vidiro, 17-0. 189: Damon Lybeck (D) p. Josh Hall, 1:47. 215: Davin Kerr (P) won by forfeit. 285: Damon Adams (P) won by forfeit. 103: Alexio Garcia (D) p. Rahim Mercado, :27. 112: Addison Mercer (D) won by forfeit. 119: Anthony Sanchez (D) d. Thomas Batalla, 9-8 (OT).

CHIAWANA 46, WEST VALLEY 19

At West Valley

152: James Garza (C) d. Cody Bruland, 1-0. 160: Austen Silvers (C) tf. Connor Desgrosellier, 16-0. 171: Adam Sauceda (C) p. Darion Taylor, 1:40. 189: Dylan Foster (WV) p. Jordan Vaughn 1:07 (Foster 26-7). 215: Kevin Madson (WV) md. Alexander Valdez, 14-5 (Madson 25-3). 285: Adam Presnell (WV) p. Jacob Howland 1:27. 103: Chris Montelongo (C) md. McKay Permann, 11-3. 112: Pedro Murillo (C) md. Eli Chance, 10-0. 119: Fidel Gutierrez (C) p. Ryan Carmichael, 2:21. 125: D.J. Stai (WV) d. Mark McKeown, 7-2. 130: Nicholas Garcia (C) md. Jace Elenich, 12-4. 135: Brandon Gonzalez (C) won by forfeit. 140: Skylar Mitchell (C) md. Paul Hillman, 14-5. 145: Daniel Ramieriz (C) md. Jared Wilson, 22-8.

CWAC

EAST VALLEY 38, ELLENSBURG 21

At East Valley

285: Joey Sparks (EV) won by forfeit. 103: Austin Mitchell (EV) d. Omar Zamora, 7-3. 112: Luis Aguilar (EV) d. Conner Vaughan, 7-6. 119: Christian Molina (EV) d. Dillon Dompier, 7-0 (Molina 21-8). 125: Cody Start (EV) tf. Briley Sny, 20-4. 130: Liston Idler (E) d. Konner Hopkins 5-0 (Hopkins 27-5). 135: Mason Yates (EV) p. Colby Coates, 3:56 (Yates 25-3). 140: Blake Haberman (E) d. Anton Yates, 2-1. 145: Jimmy Wilson (EV) d. Kamal Qteishat, 5-2 (Wilson 26-5). 152: Kent Gartrell (EV) d. Claude Lyman, 5-3 (OT). 160: Jeremy Waldner (EV) p. Clay Weaver, 1:50. 171: Tyler Coates (E) p. Luis Yanez, 3:44. 189: Devin McCrary (E) p. Ricky Barragan, 3:43. 215: Justin Dillinger (E) d. Cristian Gonzalez, 8-4.

TOPPENISH 40, EPHRATA 31

At Ephrata

285: Luis Rodriguez (T) p. Mitchell Brown, 1:00. 103: Carlos Hernandez (T) p. Benny Carter, 1:13. 112: Armondo Hernandez (T) p. Mario Guzman, 3:20. 119: Jose Barrera (T) md. Tyler Childs, 18-5. 125: Anthony Bush (E) won by forfeit. 130: Seth Kulackoski (E) won by forfeit. 135: Kyle Pohle (E) d. Juan Delgado, 6-5. 140: Kurt Nygard (E) md. Rafael Osorio, 10-2. 145: Adan Chavez (T) p. Preston Hendrickson, 4:43. 152: Robert Motzkus (E) p. Andre Unez, 4:23. 160: Andrew Sconce (E) p. Hector Dionicio, 2:46. 171: Andres Chavez (T) d. Chris Davidson, 17-11. 189: Nick Alvarado (T) d. Jacob Green, 8-5. 215: Raul Pech (T) p. Curtis Treiber, 4:45.

GRANDVIEW 45, WAPATO 31

At Grandview

103: Oscar Gomez (W) p. Travis Walker, :55. 112: Luis Ayala (W) p. Araceli Granados, 1:54. 119: Christian Ruiz (G) p. Daniel Flores, 1:16. 125: Marco Gonzalez (G) won by forfeit. 130: Isaac Perez (G) Angelo Perea, 4-2. 135: Efren Ramos (G) p. K.C. Frazier, 5:19. 140: Eduardo Torres (W) d. Mario Prieto, 9-1. 145: Raul Gamboa (G) p. Raul Hinojosa, 2:38. 152: Ricardo Rodriguez (W) p. Yizreel Isiordia, :30. 160: Juan Guzman (G) p. Jake DeLeon, 2:58. 171: Isaac Alaniz (G) p. Nelson Hernandez, 3:28. 189: Jose Martinez (W) p. Adam Morales, :32. 215: Efrain Zaragoza (W) d. Sebastian Ramirez, 4-0. 285: Chris Ramirez (G) won by forfeit.

QUINCY 51, PROSSER 15

At Prosser

103: Christian Alejandrez (Q) won by forfeit. 112: Derek Dimas (P) d. Hector Avalos, 11-8. 119: Justin Clifton (Q) d. Kevin Dimas, 10-8. 125: Osmar Jaimez (P) p. Gerardo Guzman, 1:46. 130: George Luna (P) d. Dave Venetiz, 9-6. 135: Manny Ybarra (Q) p. Bobby Wilson, 1:06. 140: Ethan Groom (P) d. Gabe Herrera, 9-5. 145: Jordan Medrano (Q) won by forfeit. 152: Ben Horning (Q) d. Isaac Anderson, 10-4. 160: Ethan Webeley (Q) p. Andrew Cox, :54. 171: Breck Webeley (Q) d. David Godinez, 4-3. 189: Balto Valdovinos (Q) p. Tyler Baysinger, :27. 215: Daniel Herrera (Q) won by forfeit. 285: Marcus Medina (Q) won by forfeit.

SCAC

ZILLAH 56, NACHES VALLEY 6

At Naches Valley

119: Jacob Rosas (Z) md. Jossi Rosario, 19-8. 125: Cortes Hernandez (Z) md. Michael Ramsey, 15-6. 130: Skylor Davis (Z) md. Chelsea Robles, 17-6. 135: J.C. Arellano (Z) won by forfeit. 140: Cody Johns (NV) d. Sergio Sanchez, 9-4. 145: Jacob Frazier (NV) d. Damian Sanchez, 11-5. 152: Rodney Treece (Z) md. J.D. Ring, 15-3. 160: Chris Castillo (Z) p. Tanner Slick, 1:48. 171: Kyle Kluever (Z) md. Cody Guerard, 10-2. 189: Cameron Bounds (Z) p. John Whitney, 5:57. 215: Nathaniel Deardorff (Z) d. Noble Stoneman, 6-3. 285: John Myers (Z) d. Ashton Gottschalk, 2-1. 103: Jessy Gonzalez (Z) won by forfeit. 112: Juan Diaz (Z) d. Jason Telles, 8-2.

GRANGER 75, CLE ELUM 6

At Cle Elum

103: Joshua Salcedo (G) won by forfeit (Salcedo 26-2). 112: Jonathan Salcedo (G) p. Riley Iacolucci, 1:48 (Salcedo 26-2). 119: Adrian Guerrero (G) d. Daniel Boehme, 6-5. 125: Joe Salcedo (G) p. Dillon Powell, :59 (Salcedo 20-4). 130: Gustavo Ochoa (G) won by forfeit. 135: Carlos DeLeon (G) won by forfeit. 140: Caleb Resendez (G) won by forfeit. 145: Ernesto Martinez (G) p. Connor Riggs, 3:04 152: Abel Morales (G) won by forfeit. 160: Mathew Macias (G) p. Mitchell Milsap, 4:31. 171: Jason Ornelas (G) won by forfeit. 189: Abidan Duarte (G) p. Josh Childs, 4:50. 215: Ryan Foust (CE) won by forfeit. 285: Pete Almaguer (G) won by forfeit (Almaguer 28-2).

GOLDENDALE 52, HIGHLAND 24

At Goldendale

145: Wade Gaston (G) p. Angel Aguilar, 3:00. 152: Nolin Bare (G) p. Sam Sanchez, 1:09. 160: Braydon Ross (G) won by forfeit. 171: Billy Monroe (G) won by forfeit. 189: Kurt Wilkins (G) won by forfeit. 215: Kyle Ross (G) won by forfeit. 285: Johnny Medina (H) won by forfeit. 103: No match. 112: Kurt Giese (G) won by forfeit. 119: Oscar Morales (H) won by forfeit. 125: Isai Sanchez (H) won by forfeit. 130: Andres Tereza (H) won by forfeit. 135: Torey Spaulding-Jimenez (G) d. Brandon Summerville, 9-3. 140: Austin Jones (G) won by forfeit.

Selah boys team is in medical survival mode

YAKIMA, Wash. — Kip Harris needs to roll his players in bubble wrap and isolate them in a vacuum chamber. If not, the way things are going at Selah, he may not have anybody left.

Already shuffling his lineup with the absence of Drew Washut to a foot injury, Harris got word this week that the CWAC’s leading scorer, Nick Longmire, has mononucleosis.

And this with third-ranked Ephrata coming to town tonight.

“We have to take things one day at a time now. That’s all we can do,” Harris said. “We’re asking some kids to step and they are. We’ll just hang in there the best we can.”

Ailments have abounded for the Vikings — Pablo Chavez (split lip needed six stitches) and Daniel Hernandez (wisdom teeth removed) have also missed time recently — but when 43 points takes a seat it feels like a curse.

Despite Washut sitting out the last 10 days with plantar fasciitis, Selah (9-1, 10-2) managed to extend its win streak to eight games over the weekend and move into a share of the CWAC lead with Ephrata.

Part of the reason was Longmire ramping up his already highly productive offense, scoring 26 points against Othello and a season-high 30 the next day against Quincy.

But now with Washut and Longmire out for an indefinite period, Harris has to circle the wagons, call up some JV kids and hope for the best. And at least he has some time with the CWAC only one game into its second half. The final game of the regular season is three weeks away.

“Game by game we’ll fill the holes and do what we can,” said Harris, whose squad will have the added challenge of playing five of the last seven conference games on the road. “There’s still a lot of time left and we’ll just have to play through this. I’d rather have to deal with it now rather than district.”

Sharing the moment

For Eisenhower’s Dan Eyman, it was gratifying enough to earn the District 5 coach of the year award at last weekend’s WSCA Football Coaches Hall of Fame banquet in Bellevue.

Making it so much better was his longtime defensive coordinator Gary Jimenez standing alongside him with the assistant coach award.

“Gary’s been with me the whole time here,” Eyman said, “and he puts in an unbelievable amount of hard work. It was great to share that with him.”

Jimenez has been Eyman’s defensive coordinator for eight years and last season they directed the Cadets to a school-record 11 wins and state quarterfinal appearance.

Swimming into sunset

It was great while it lasted.

East Valley exchange student and standout swimmer Rodolphe Dienst, who ranks first or second in the Valley in six events, is heading home to Belgium and won’t be participating in the postseason.

“He was a great asset to the team,” said Selah coach Ken Yager, whose program co-ops with East Valley. “He gave the rest of the swimmers something to shoot for.”

Dienst leads the Valley in the 50 free (22.73), 100 back (59.41) and 100 breast (1:03.86).

Rams get green light

With the WIAA’s Executive Board handing down final decisions on appeals and requests last weekend, the enrollment breakdown for the 2010-2012 cycle is now complete and can be found at www.wiaa.com

West Valley and Sammamish had their requests to opt up to Class 3A approved. That brings the total number of opt-ups from 2A to 3A to 24.

Life Christian and University Prep had requests for opting up from 2B to 1A also approved. Brewster’s appeal to stay 2B and not opt up to 1A was granted.

CBBN’s power side

How’s this for depth in the Cascade Division of CBBN boys basketball: Kamiakin is ranked seventh in the state but is no better than fourth in its division.

This week’s 4A state poll has four Cascade teams — Walla Walla (5), Richland (6), Kamiakin (7) and Eisenhower (8).

Two showdowns loom this week — Eisenhower visits Walla Walla tonight and Kamiakin hosts Richland on Saturday.

From the sidelines

• Mike Hinz, a 1963 East Valley grad, was inducted into the Washington State Track and Field Coaches Hall of Fame earlier this month. Hinz has coached Pullman to six state team titles and has been named the state’s coach of the year twice.

• Selah and Othello, both 8-0 in CWAC dual meets, will clash for the conference wrestling title in Othello tonight at 7.

• Wapato’s A.J. Yarlott averaged 11.8 points in her first six games and 18.8 in her second six, helping the Wolves take a four-game win streak into big games this weekend against Ellensburg and East Valley.

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