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02/10/10 — Prep basketball roundup

February 9, 2010 by YH-R Photo  

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BOYS
CBBN
Davis 71, Moses Lake 55
MOSES LAKE — Thomas 0, Gabe Porter 11, Hunter 4, Wilks 6, Matt Franz 11, Bryce Perez 10, Garcia 0, Bennett 0, Raymond 0, Taylor LaGrave 13. Totals 21-48 9-12 55.
DAVIS — Jackson Marquis 14, Herman Mendoza 13, T. Chapman 3, Lopez 5, McClurkin 6, Luckett 6, Trimble 6, James Carter 13, Winckler 2, Kupp 3. Totals 28-72. 10-17 71.
Moses Lake 16 21 7 11 — 55
Davis
 19 10 28 14 — 71
3-point goals: ML 4-7 (Franz 2-3, Wilks 1-2, Porter 1-2), Davis 5-21 (Marquis 2-6, Chapman 1-4, Lopez 1-4, Kupp 1-4). Rebounds: ML 38 (Wilks 9), Davis 50 (Trimble 11, Luckett 10, Carter 7). Turnovers: ML 31, Davis 16. Total fouls: ML 15, Davis 15. Fouled out: Raymond.
Wenatchee 55, Sunnyside 48

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Connor Smith scored 19 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, and Jared Jaeger added 17 points to lead Wenatchee over Sunnyside.

Jacob Bos led the Grizzlies with 18 points and six rebounds, and teammates Alfredo De La Barrera and James Sanchez added 12 points apiece.
WENATCHEE — Kuntz 0, Helm 6, Jared Jaeger 17, Arndt 3, Keeler 2, Wooderd 0, Driver 0, Connor Smith 19, McKey 2, Martin 6.
SUNNYSIDE — Bermudez 0, James Sanchez 12, Leija 0, Daley 0, Johnson 0, Esqueda 2, Jacob Bos 18, Alfredo De La Barrera 12, Graff 4.
Wenatchee
 15 11 8 21 — 55
Sunnyside
 18 13 12 5 — 48
Highlights: Smith (W) 14 rebs.; De La Barrera (S) 6 rebs.; Bos (S) 6 rebs.; Esqueda (S) 4 assts.
Walla Walla 64, West Valley 47

WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Gary Winston scored 17 points, and Ryan James added 12 for Walla Walla, which steadily pulled away.

Austin Strock scored 13 points for West Valley.
WEST VALLEY — Taffolla 5, Cluff 2, Olson 8, Crowshaw 1, Lange 2, Moulton 2, Dresker 2, Berndt 5, Wagar 0, Austin Strock 13, Albrecht 9, Borchert 0.
WALLA WALLA — Gary Winston 17, Aguilar 4, Crawford 7, Porter 6, Arias 6, Weisner 2, Maddess 0, Ryan James 12, Alden 2, Ceron 0, Watson 2, Sumerlin 5.
West Valley
 6 12 14 15 — 47
Walla Walla
 14 17 21 11 — 63

Eisenhower 87, Hanford 70

RICHLAND, Wash. — James Lopez, Ryan Watson and Robert Bonser combined for 67 points as Ike closed out the regular season with the impressive victory.

The Cadets finished fourth in the Cascade Division, setting up a first-round district contest at crosstown rival Davis on Saturday.

Lopez led the way with 27 points, while Watson and Bonser had 20 apiece.

Bonser also grabbed 11 rebounds, and Asya Morioka had nine points, six steals and five assists for the Cadets.
EISENHOWER — Scott 0, Morioka 9, James Lopez 27, Mount 4, Ryan Watson 20, Zumwalt 7, Robert Bonser 20.
HANFORD — Bowser 4, Matt Manderbach 22, DeVine 2, Rueter 2, Pete Zachara 23, Aaron Neary 15, Haynes 2.
Eisenhower
 29 20 23 15 — 87
Hanford 15 21 19 15 — 70
Highlights: Bonser (E) 11 rebs.; Morioka (E) 5 assts., 6 stls.; Jeremy Zumwalt (E) 3-4 fg.
SCAC West
Granger 63, Goldendale 61
GOLDENDALE — Kaden Milliren 19, Wing 1, Devon Casey 17, Lesko 3, Reed Lindhe 20, Cameron 0, MacRae 1. Totals 20-37 13-20 61.
GRANGER — Trevino 0, Cortez 0, Carpenter 0, Vivar 4, Avalos 2, James 0, Brandon Oswalt 10, Mitchell Zapien 35, Reddout 0, Brandon Castro 12, Cruz 0. Totals 29-57 2-4 63.
Goldendale
 15 16 14 16 — 45
Granger 17 23 6 17 — 46
Shooting percentages — FG: Gold .541, Gra .509; FT: Gold .650, Gra .500. 3-point goals — Milliren 3, Casey 4, Lindhe 1, Zapien 3. Rebounds — Gold 30 (Lindhe 11); Gra 25 (Oswalt 8). Turnovers — Gold 22, Gra 13.
Naches Valley 47, Highland 25
COWICHE, Wash. — Weston Parker had 15 points and 10 rebounds to lead Naches Valley.
Tyler Hakala had 12 points and nine rebounds for Highland.
NACHES VALLEY — Bailey 6, Walker 2, Huck 4, Weston Parker 15, Weigel 5, Gaudette 8, Coleman 7.
HIGHLAND — Tyler Hakala 12, Hyde 2, Cope 0, Linse 0, Gellerson 0, Pulido 3, Christianson 0, Stoltewon 6, Hein 2, Cummins 0, Laughery 0.
Naches Valley
 11 10 13 13 — 47
Highland 3 6 7 9 — 25
Highlights: Hakala (H) 9 rebs.; Weston Parker (NV) 10 rebs.; Justin Weigel (NV) 7 rebs., 3 assts., 4 stls.
Mabton 69, Cle Elum 45
MABTON, Wash. — Derrick Nash scored 18 points and grabbed nine rebounds, Christian Carrasco scored 14 points, and Josh Sanchez had 10 points and seven rebounds to lead Mabton.
Cory Zapel had 12 points, and Craygen Craft 10 points for Cle Elum.
CLE ELUM — Cameron 4, Newman 4, Talerico 2, J. Zapel 9, Cory Zapel 12, Alexander 2, Craygen Craft 10, Kretschman 0, Smart 2.
MABTON — Christian Carrasco 14, Herrera 8, Josh Sanchez 10, Diaz 0, Huecias 1, Derrick Nash 18, Strickland 2, Garcia 0, Salinas 0, Rodriguez 7, Johnson 9, Gutierrez 0.
Cle Elum
 11 13 12 9 — 45
Mabton 18 19 15 17 — 69
Highlights: Nash (M) 9 rebs.; Carmen Johnson (M) 7 rebs.; Sanchez (M) 7 rebs.

B LEAGUES
Sunnyside Chr. 53, Riverside Chr. 38

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Steven Broersma was a force all night. Trevor Wagenaar joined in at the finish and the result was a solid victory for Sunnyside Christian.

Broersma scored 24 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and eight blocked shots, and Wagenaar had all 12 of his points in the fourth quarter as the Knights (16-3) recorded a 53-38 non-league boys basketball victory over Riverside Christian on Tuesday.

Derek Byrne had 19 points, and Jeremy Pynch 13 points for Riverside Christian.
RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Jeremy Pynch 13, Gartrell 2, Bjur 0, M. Stein 0, S. Stein 0, Derek Byrne 19, Peggins 0, Van Tuinen 0, Jones 0, Shuel 0, Bender 0, Shively 4.
SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Trevor Wagenaar 12 De Jong 4, Bosma 7, De Vries 2, Van Belle 4, Steven Broersma 24.
Riverside Christian
 7 12 11 8 — 38
Sunnyside Christian 12 12 13 16 — 53
Highlights: Broersma (SC) 14 rebs., 8 blks.
GIRLS
CBBN
Moses Lake 72, Davis 45

MOSES LAKE, Wash. — Megan Sutherland had 11 points, and Jordan Loera and Tiffany Morris scored 10 points apiece for Moses Lake, which broke away after the teams battled to a 29-all halftime tie.

Moses Lake outscored Davis 25-4 in the third quarter.

The Chiefs were 24 of 35 from the foul line, while Davis went 2 of 6.
DAVIS — Serrano 3, Cobane 9, Casteneda 5, Smith 0, Alvarez 2, Castro 2, Weaver 4, Bradley 8, Ceja 2, Kaluzny 2, Houston 8.
MOSES LAKE — Guzman 6, Megan Sutherland 11, Jordan Loera 10, Padilla 4, Gentry 2, Martinez 0, Tiffany Morris 10, Diaz 3, Munoz 5, Davis 4, Bernsen 8, Vallard 9.
Davis 17 12 4 12 — 45
Moses Lake
 16 13 25 18 — 72

Walla Walla 47, West Valley 39

WALLA WALLA, Wash. — Taylor Herzog had 16 points, four rebounds and three steals, but Walla Walla pulled away late.

Jaime Weisner had 15 points and 17 rebounds for Walla Walla, which outrebounded the Rams 39-23.
WEST VALLEY — Taylor Herzog 16, Winegar 1, Curry 0, Gholston 2, Jaeger 2, Haley Curtis 10, Roberts 4, Irwin 4.
WALLA WALLA — Baker 2, Jacobson 0, Jaime Weisner 15, Jimenez 5, Adkins 0, McDaniels 9, Hamada 1, Vicki Reardon 13, Christensen 2.
West Valley
 4 12 13 10 — 39
Walla Walla
 14 12 4 17 — 47
Highlights: Weisner (WW) 17 rebs.; Herzog (WV) 4 rebs., 3 stls.
Eisenhower 56, Hanford 51

YAKIMA, Wash. — Jessica Bush and the Eisenhower girls basketball team closed out the regular season in style Tuesday night at Ike Gym.

Bush scored 20 points and grabbed nine rebounds to help power the Cadets to a 56-51 victory over Hanford in a CBBN Cascade Division game.

Ike, which had already clinched fourth place in the division, will travel to Wenatchee for a first-round district game Saturday night.

Kristina VanAlstine added 13 points, and Brittany Gaut added 11 for Ike.

Morgan Freeman had 19 points, and Laura Hughes 17 for Hanford.
HANFORD — Albertson 0, Merry 7, Hegarty 0, Dreher 0, Steele 0, Morgan Freeman 19, Gagnon 0, Young 2, Miller 6, Laura Hughes 17.
EISENHOWER — Brittany Gaut 11, Franck 3, Kinney 2, Kristina VanAlstine 13, McKenna 3, Avila 2, Campbell 2, Jessica Bush 20.
Hanford
 12 12 12 15 — 51
Eisenhower
 16 11 14 15 — 56
Highlights: Bush (E) 9 rebs.
Wenatchee 70, Sunnyside 40
WENATCHEE, Wash. — Dani Hallberg’s 26 points paced the Panthers, who secured the Columbia Division’s top seed to district. Destiny Maya led Sunnyside with 17 points.
SUNNYSIDE — Destiny Maya 17, Partida 9, Castillo 4, Robert 3, Marro 2, Perales 2, Spini 2, Herrera 1, Galvan 0, Wright 0, Reyes 0.
WENATCHEE — Dani Hallberg 26, Amy Scheumann 15, Lexi Hallberg 12, Michaela George 12, Rockstad 5, Douglass 0, Paine 0, Sharp 0, Stone 0, Holzerland 0.
Sunnyside
 5 15 11 9 — 40
Wenatchee
 17 21 18 17 — 70
SCAC West
Granger 51, Goldendale 31

GRANGER, Wash. — Kelsey Winterholler scored eight of her 12 points in the first half, and Janae Klarich added six of her nine in the opening half as top-ranked Granger built a 25-7 lead.

Sam Zapien added 10 points for the Spartans. Sadie Shattuck had 11 points for Goldendale.
GOLDENDALE — Cameron 8, C. Counts 0, A. Counts 1, Bradley 0, Bailey 8, Karts 2, Hoffman 0, Montgomery 0, Swift 0, Sadie Shattuck 11.
GRANGER — Gunnier 0, Klarich 9, Carpenter 4, Rodriguez 0, Mengarelli 9, Reddout 1, Kelsey Winterholler 12, Oswalt 0, Sam Zapien 10, Reyes 6.
Goldendale
 2 5 12 11 — 31
Granger 14 11 15 11 — 51

Naches Valley 47, Highland 41

COWICHE, Wash. — Justine Benner led a balanced Naches Valley attack with 10 points. Three other Rangers scored either eight or nine points.

Andrea Wickenhagen had 14 points for Highland.
NACHES VALLEY — Farris 6, Sprauge 9, Evans 0, Taylor 2, Koszty 3, Romero 0, Curtsinger 9, Justine Benner 10, Bogardus 8.
HIGHLAND — Sorenson 0, Hampton 0, Garcia 0, Karnitz 0, A. Wise 6, Andrea Wickenhagen 14, Preston 2, Hudson 9, Newman 2, T. Wise 8.
Naches Valley
 8 8 14 17 — 47
Highland 5 10 8 18 — 41

Mabton 47, Cle Elum 40
MABTON, Wash. — Veronica Vazquez had 19 points, and Crysta Reynolds added 15 points and nine rebounds for Mabton, which set up a winner-to-district, loser-out game Thursday at Naches Valley.
Karlee Creager had 16 points, and Laura Potts scored 10 for Cle Elum.
CLE ELUM — Cameron 0, Bator 3, Reed 3, Sweigard 0, Andrus 0, Alexander 5, Newton 0, Karlee Creager 16, Ballard 2, Jones 4, Laura Potts 10.
MABTON — Crysta Reynolds 15, Enriquez 0, Sanchez 0, Gutierrez 0, Tellez 5, Flores 2, Veronica Vazquez 19, Martinez 2, Sustiata 4, Barajas 0, Wheeler 0, Andres 0.
Cle Elum
 5 10 6 19 — 40
Mabton 10 13 14 10 — 47
Highlights: Reynolds (M) 9 rebs.
B LEAGUES
Kittitas 58, Waterville 20
WATERVILLE, Wash. — Natalie Gibb had 13 points, and Dakota Adams added 12 for Kittitas, which pulled away by limiting Waterville to one point in the second and third quarters combined.
KITTITAS — Uceny 6, Kilgore 6, Calahan 0, Winegar 0, Steiner 4, Natalie Gibb 13, Dakota Adams 12, Lawrence 2, Erickson 0, Vaver 6, O’Shaughnessy 3, Fewins 6.
WATERVILLE — Gerber 0, Lopez 0, Molinar 5, Landon 5, Hinderer 1, Tomey 0, Simmons 4, Day 4, Pitrandreat 1.
Kittitas
 17 12 13 16 — 58
Waterville 10 0 1 9 — 20
Sunnyside Chr. 42, Riverside Chr. 30

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Kelly Newhouse had 12 points and 11 rebounds, and Julie Long added 11 points to lead Sunnyside Christian.

Miriah Van Horne scored half of Riverside Christian’s points.
RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Byrne 0, Lenderman 0, St. Hilaire 0, Miriah Van Horne 15, Kinder 6, Lenz 0, Cleveringa 2, Staymates 7.
SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Al. Haak 4, As. Haak 0, Van Oostrum 5, Duim 0, Julie Long 11, K. Long 0, Van Wingerden 1, Broersma 1, Kelly Newhouse 12, Dalrymple 8.
Riverside Christian
 4 11 8 7 — 30
Sunnyside Christian 17 3 9 13 — 42


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