1/29/11 Prep basketball scoring summaries

BOYS

CBBN 4A

Davis 71, Walla Walla 49 FINAL

WALLA WALLA — Ceron 8, Handcox 6, Alden 4, Ferenz 4, Matt Watson 11, Dunovant 4, Toon 2, Eggers 0, Peasley 2, Swenson 8, Torres 0, Campeau 0. Totals 21-52 5-8 49. DAVIS — Kupp 4, Jackson Marquis 11, David Trimble 13, Carter 7, Allen 7, McClurkin 4, Ray Navarro 18, Chapman 4, Vijarro 3. Totals 27-46 10-14 71.

Walla Walla 14 15 11 9 — 49 Davis 13 15 21 22 — 71

Shooting percentages — FG: WW .404, Davis .587; FT: WW .625, Davis .714. 3-point shooting — WW 2-15 (Ceron 0-2, Handcox 0-3, Alden 0-4, Toon 0-2, Peasley 0-1, Swenson 2-3); Davis 7-16 (Kupp 0-2, Marquis 2-5, Trimble 0-1, McClurkin 0-2, Navarro 4-5, Vijarro 1-1). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — WW 27 (Watson 9); Davis 32 (Trimble 7, Carter 7). Turnovers — WW 16, Davis 18.

Moses Lake 64, Eisenhower 57

EISENHOWER — Castle 9, Oldham 0, Partlow 0, Nickens 0, Cody Clayton 19, Tanner Urlacher 16, Paulson 4, An. Soto 5, Ab. Soto 4. MOSES LAKE — Samuels 4, Porter 8, Kyler Moats 10, Matt Adame 12, Phillips 3, Matt Franz 18, Perez 9, Miller 0.

Eisenhower 13 10 16 18 — 57 Moses Lake 17 19 10 18 — 64

Highlights: Clayton (E) 9 reb.; Andy Soto (E) 6 reb.; Urlacher (E) 5 asts.

CBBN 3A

West Valley 54, Sunnyside 51 FINAL

SUNNYSIDE — Manzo 9, A. Daley 9, Leija 7, Trey Serl 13, Amaro 3, E. Salmeron 4, Medina 0, Spini 2, Barrios 4, B. Daley 0. Totals 20-63 6-14 51. WEST VALLEY — Peake 4, Cluff 5, Dresker 7, Austin Strock 28, Mollett 6, Robles 1, Wallace 0, Gilliam 3. Totals 15-30 22-32 54.

Sunnyside 11 13 14 13 — 51 West Valley 11 18 8 17 — 54

3-point goals: Sunnyside 5-23 (Serl 3-9, Manzo 1-9, Leija 1-5), West Valley 2-8 (Dresker 1-2, Cluff 1-3). Rebounds: Sunnyside 29 (A. Daley 11), West Valley 34 (Strock 10, Dresker 9). Fouls: Sunnyside 24, West Valley 16. Fouled out: Amaro (S), Spini (S). Turnovers: Sunnyside 5, West Valley 16. Assists: Sunnyside 8 (Manzo 4), West Valley 10 (Cluff 4).

CWAC

East Valley 67, Ephrata 63

EAST VALLEY — Jonathan Janis 36, Davila 4, Pecheos 4, Cody Nickoloff 11, Marklee 0, Navarro 0, Sauve 0, Brandon Ward 12. EPHRATA — Williams 6, Mayer 0, P. Clark 5, Zach Allen 26, Lang 3, Snider 0, M. Clark 0, Benthem 4, Brad Christensen 19.

East Valley 19 11 16 21 — 67 Ephrata 16 14 16 17 — 63

Quincy 35, Prosser 34

QUINCY — Durfee 7, Peterson 0, Berens 0, Flores 17, Grigg 4, Martinez 7, Figueroa 0. PROSSER — Garza 6, Gustafson 6, Raap 0, Silva 5, Hancock 8, Cruz 2, Pilot 0, French 4, Killian 3.

Quincy 7 6 12 10 — 35 Prosser 8 12 4 10 — 34

Wapato 79, Othello 51

OTHELLO — Tovar 0, Ortiz 2, Parra 8, C. Garza 7, Valdez 0, Scott 8, David Garza 16, Rodgers 2, Cantu 6, Mollette 2. WAPATO — Efrain Reynoso 23, Gomez 0, Smiscon 9, Arambul 6, Mandac 7, Valencia 6, Craig 4, Gonzalez 3, Miranda 1, Jacoby Howe 23, Balderas 4.

Othello 15 10 18 8 — 51 Wapato 25 27 27 7 — 79

Highlights: Reynoso (W) 4-6 3-ptrs; Austin Balderas (W) 5 rebs; Howe (W) 5 asts; Clifton Smiscon (W) 5 asts.

Ellensburg 64, Selah 44

SELAH — Hernandez 0, Weeks 0, Dyer 6, Fleming 2, Brady Hutchinson 16, Fickes 6, Wentz 4, Dowdy 0, C. Roberts 10. ELLENSBURG — Corey Dunlop 13, Gigstad 5, Adam Haberman 10, Davis 2, Doebler 0, Strom 0, Bennett 0, Alan Russell 0, Joe Montano 14, Ravet 9, Mitchell 1, David Jacobs 10.

Selah 16 6 12 10 — 44 Ellensburg 11 15 16 22 — 64

Highlights: Jacobs (E) 13 rebs; Dunlop (E) 6 asts; Montano (E) 9 rebs.

Grandview 63, Toppenish 39

GRANDVIEW — A. Vela 6, Daniel Nielsen 21, Reyes 9, Mendoza 2, Godinez 0, T. Vela 7, Escabedo 4, Christian Schrank 16. TOPPENISH — R. Isadore 3, Kyle Jamison 15, S. Isadore 2, Equiha 2, Stauffer 0, Sal Gudino 11, Pecheco 0, Reynolds 0, Sanchez 0, Williams 6.

Grandview 14 14 18 17 — 63 Toppenish 14 12 4 9 — 39

Highlights: Shannon Isadore (T) 10 rebs, 11 asts; Gudino (T) 6 reb.

SCAC

Zillah 73, Cle Elum 21

CLE ELUM — Travis Kretschman 0, Newman 4, Talerico 8, Allen 0, Tyler Kretschman 3, Reed 0, Nelson 2, Alexander 0, Braxton 4. ZILLAH — Slack 6, Garcia 6, Rodriguez 3, Ricky Cuellar 11, Mitchell Zapien 11, Riojas 9, Dasso 0, Villanueva 2, Joel Yellow Owl 17, Thomas 8.

Cle Elum 1 8 6 6 — 21 Zillah 20 22 22 9 — 73

Highlights: Marco Rodriguez (Z) 6 asts; Cuellar (Z) 4 stls.

Mabton 62, Kiona-Benton 42

KIONA-BENTON — Guizar 0, Wing 4, Solorzano 3, Salmeron 0, Cristian Aguilar 13, Cortez 5, Ayala 2, Morgan 9, Phillips 6. MABTON — Kristian Carrasco 25, Josh Sanchez 11, Chavez 0, Maciel 2, L. Sanchez 2, Jesus Huecias 11, Strickland 5, Johnson 6, Cambaon 0.

Kiona-Benton 11 11 5 15 — 42 Mabton 22 17 10 13 — 62

Highlights: L. Sanchez (M) 8 rebs; Carrasco (M) 5 stls; Huecias (M) 4 asts.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

White Swan 67, Kittitas 52

WHITE SWAN — Huereca 6, Alex Sampson 11, Nathan Mesplie 14, Hull 0, L. Fiander 9, Zuniga 2, A. Lewis 0, N. Lewis 1, Vallo 3, Spoonhunter 5, Nathaniel Fiander 16. KITTITAS — Driver 0, Haaken Larsen 13, Laker Brooks 11, VanWagoner 3, Taylor 9, Dohrman 5, Tilton 3, Poole 0, Johnson 8.

White Swan 17 13 23 14 — 67 Kittitas 17 14 10 11 — 52

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

Sunnyside Christian 82, Yakama Tribal 31

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Trevor Wagenaar 24, Brouwer 6, Steven Bosma 13, Ryker Van Belle 14, Burton 3, Haak 5, B. Broersma 9, S. Broersma 8. YAKAMA TRIBAL — Wahchumwah 4, P. Lewis 7, Crossinghorse 4, Rojas 0, Scabby Robe 2, White Crow 2, Jerret Wong 10, Wahsise 0, Migwans 2.

Sunnyside Christian 26 21 22 13 — 82 Yakama Tribal 12 4 12 3 — 31

Highlights: B. Broersma (SC) 11 rebs; Van Belle (SC) 8 asts.

Trout Lake-Glenwood at Klickitat, 7:30 p.m.

Trout Lake-Glenwood — Klickitat —

NON-LEAGUE

Riverside Christian 51, Tri-Cities Prep 36

TRI-CITIES PREP — Redmann 4, J. Pedersen 11, Whitsett 4, B. Rivas 11, Ledesma 1, Bersteeg 5. RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Stein 6, Derek Byrne 16, Zach Peggins 12, Van Tuinen 1, Jones 2, Shuel 3, Scott Shively 11, McNeil 0, Bender 0, Haas 0.

Tri-Cities Prep 10 7 8 11 — 36 Riverside Christian 8 18 8 17 — 51

Highlights: Byrne (RC) 4 stls, 6 reb.; Shively (RC) 7 reb.; Jones (RC) 4 reb.; Peggins (RC) 4 stls.

GIRLS

CBBN 4A

Walla Walla 59, Davis 54

DAVIS — Castro 2, Cierra Juarez 16, Taryn Cobane 18, Kaluzny 3, Alexis Perez 11, Salazar 0, C. Cobane 0, Noe 0, Ceja 2, Morales 2. WALLA WALLA — Klicker 3, Jacobson 4, Crawford 6, Jiminez 2, Christensen 9, Greene 0, Hamada 2, Molitor 7, Hodnefield 12, Gabby Anderson 14.

Davis 16 12 10 16 — 54 Walla Walla 15 18 8 18 — 59

Highlights: Anderson (WW) 9 reb.; Juarez (D) 6 reb.

Moses Lake 78, Eisenhower 28

MOSES LAKE — Gamez 6, Jordan Leora 22, Kynjara 5, Brown 4, Gentry 6, Sanders 5, Olsen 5, Nielsen 1, Kayla Bernsen 22, Wilks 0, Garcia 0. EISENHOWER — Elmo 3, Wingerter 5, Abrams 2, Burnett 7, McKenna 2, Modest 6, Armenta 3, Clayton 0, Soto 0, Vasquez 0. Moses Lake    20    17    26    15    —    78 Eisenhower    1    5    8    14    —    28

Moses Lake 20 17 26 15 — 78 Eisenhower 1 5 8 14 — 28

CBBN 3A

West Valley 46, Sunnyside 23

SUNNYSIDE — Amaro 7, Jongsma 0, Alvarez 4, Sanchez 0, Hernandez 2, Bermudez 0, Correa 4, Palencia 2, Reyes 0, Herrera 2, Willingham 2. WEST VALLEY — Weber 4, Reyes 2, Lindsay Burns 12, Stein 0, Gholston 1, Roberts 4, Erwin 9, Paige Albrecht 14, Gibson 0, Gray 0.

Sunnyside 4 5 6 8 — 23 West Valley 11 15 14 6 — 46

Highlights: Monique Willingham (S) 9 reb; Albrecht (WV) 7 reb, 4 blks.

CWAC

Ephrata 59, East Valley 40

EAST VALLEY — Betencourth 3, Ross 5, Mohsenian 4, Merkle 4, Hodgson 4, Ward 3, V. Carpenter 6, Mikaela Zimmer 11, J. Carpenter 0. EPHRATA — Kelsey Yenney 21, Weaver 4, Buchart 5, Abby Smith 18, DeHoog 5, Watts 6, Boyd 0, Barnes 0, Eisen 0, Woods 0, Lutz 0.

East Valley 6 10 15 9 — 40 Ephrata 13 9 21 16 — 59

Highlights: Smith (Ep) 6 rebs; DeHoog (Ep) 6 rebs, Weaver (Ep) 7 asts; Mohsenian (EV) 5 rebs; Merkle (EV) 3 asts.

Prosser 62, Quincy 25

QUINCY — Durfee 5, Davis 5, Hodges 2, Petersen 0, Snyder 2, Perez 0, Blances 0, Horning 3, Slager 5, Reynolds 0, Talley 3. PROSSER — Karissa Flores 11, B. Adams 0, T. Adams 3, Tayshia Hunt 18, Mercer 4, Davis 0, Hall 0, Petersen 2, T. Flores 6, Wiley 2, Tamara Jones 16.

Quincy 6 8 3 8 — 25 Prosser 17 15 19 11 — 62

Highlights: Jones (P) 9 rebs, 4 blks, 4 stls; Sydney Mercer (P) 7 rebs; K. Flores (P) 7 rebs; Helen Petersen (P) 11 assts; Hunt (P) 5 stls.

Wapato 76, Othello 45

OTHELLO — L. Garza 7, Joanna Quezada 16, A. Garza 0, A. Rodriguez 0, Christine Kirkwood 16, Hayduk 4, Salgado 0, Talley 0, B. Rodriguez 0, Martinez 2. WAPATO — Briana Cordova 14, Gasseling 4, R. Cordova 2, Velasco 8, Lamebull 3, Campos 1, Alvarado 0, Sammi Jo Blodgett 17, Fiander 0, Sosa 3, Joanne Anderson 19, Nason 5.

Othello 11 15 10 9 — 45 Wapato 17 15 19 25 — 76

Highlights: B. Cordova (W) 8 reb.; Anderson (W) 7 reb.; Blodgett (W) 5 stls.

Ellensburg 54, Selah 42

SELAH — Wood 4, Fickes 9, Jones 2, McCallister 2, Dexter 5, Merritt 7, Weeks 2, Bersing 3, Hartman 6, Briggs 2. ELLENSBURG — Shannon Bland 13, Granado 0, Rossow 5, Sharon 2, Strom 2, Swanson 4, Hull 4, Gant 5, Pfeifer 2, Quirk 7, N. Gruber 4, G. Gruber 6.

Selah 8 7 13 14 — 42 Ellensburg 15 15 8 16 — 54

Highlights: Kaitlin Quirk (E) 7 rebs.

Grandview 48, Toppenish 39

GRANDVIEW — Guillen 2, Payton Parrish 26, Espinoza 7, Montelongo 2, Marissa Caballero 10, Trinidad 1, Trevino 0, Candido 0. TOPPENISH — Zuniga 0, Osiris Rodriguez 12, Carriedo 2, Bremer 3, Walker 2, Zick 8, Marisa Ciriaco 10.

Grandview 12 13 6 17 — 48 Toppenish 11 14 4 10 — 39

Hightlights: Parrish (G) 15 reb.; Ciriaco (T) 15 reb.

SCAC

Zillah 62, Cle Elum 47

CLE ELUM — Hailey Bator 12, Andrus 5, Sweigard 2, Allen 0, Burechak 0, Creager 9, Potts 7, Sarah Ferguson12. ZILLAH — Nelson 1, Whitney Winters 13, Michelle Tynan 12, Leighann Purdy 11, Ziegler 1, Salcedo 5, Stump 2, Uasike 8, Myers 8, Ruggles 0.

Cle Elum 11 12 14 10 — 47 Zillah 4 20 12 27 — 62

Highlights: Purdy (Z) 8 reb.; Alisi Uasike (Z) 7 reb.; Caitlin Myers (Z) 7 reb.

Mabton 49, Kiona-Benton 45

KIONA-BENTON — Henrich 0, Watts 7, Yesenia Torres 13, Vickerman 2, Cierra Torp 10, Schroeder 6, Van Hollebeke 0, Nunez 0, Brown 7. MABTON — Crysta Reynolds 19, Gutierrez 8, Vasquez 5, Jazzee Sustiata 15, Barajas 2, Salinas 0, Leon 0, Rios 0, Martinez 0.

Kiona-Benton 4 11 18 12 — 45 Mabton 12 19 2 16 — 49

Highlights: Reynolds (M) 19 reb.; Sustiata (M) 6 assists.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

White Swan 60, Kittitas 39

WHITE SWAN — VanPelt 2, Hawk 2, Pruneda 2, Kassie Espindola 14, Zintzun 2, Sophia Perez 21, Scabbyrobe 2, Sheppard 2, Amber Jones 13, Fiander 0. KITTITAS — Adams 9, Kilgore 6, Reno 0, Larsen 0, Steiner 0, Hayes 3, Lawrence 6, Jael 9, O’Shaughnessy 6, Fewin 0.

White Swan 17 16 19 8 — 60 Kittitas 6 11 10 12 — 39

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

Sunnyside Christian 66, Yakama Tribal 6

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Haak 8, Analisa Van Oostrum 10, Long 9, DeGroot 4, Den Hoed 0, Makayla Morrow 13, Broersma 2, Stormee Van Belle 12, Wavrin 8. YAKAMA TRIBAL — Teeias-James 0, Azure 2, Wong 4, Hicks 0, Taylor 0, Heath 0, Wallahee 0.

Sunnyside Christian 26 22 6 12 — 66 Yakama Tribal 0 2 2 2 — 6

Highlights: Mariah Hicks (YT) 3 reb.

Trout Lake-Glenwood 44, Klickitat 38

TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD — Scott 6, Glenn 5, Jones 8, Liz Vogt 17, Mersereau 6, V. Vogt 2, Baker 0, Smith 0, Johnson 0, Cox 0. KLICKITAT — Ky. Kessinger 3, Ke. Kessinger 2, Parsons 5, Ingebo 2, Brewer 9, Charisse McConville 11, Clack 4.

Trout Lake-Glenwood 11 10 10 13 — 44 Klickitat 8 8 4 18 — 38

Highlights: KyAnn Kessinger (K) 6 reb., 3 assists; Samantha Brewer (K) 10 reb.; McConville (K) 5 stls.; Cassie Clack (K) 8 reb.

NON-LEAGUE

Riverside Christian 52, Tri-Cities Prep 30

TRI-CITIES PREP — Brown 1, Cole 0, Klein 0, Cuevas 2, Ledesma 0, Nunez 0, Armjo 2, Thomhill 5, Hoppes 8, Maddie LeBron 12. RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Conradi 0, Byrne 8, Imperial 2, Lenz 0, Lenderman 4, St. Hilaire 2, K. Kinder 9, Keenapple 0, Kendra Staymates 27.

Tri-Cities Prep 9 11 4 6 — 30 Riverside Christian 9 14 8 21 — 52

Highlights: Kinder (RC) 8 rebs; Staymates (RC) 9 rebs.

Wrestling: Senior captains help Zillah chart course past Granger

ZILLAH, Wash. — It was the last time under the lamp for Zillah’s four senior co-captains, and each of them responded Thursday night in exactly the same way.

Maximum power, maximum points.

Rodney Treece, Kyle Kluever, Chris Castillo and Nathaniel Deardorff all delivered pins in the upper weights and propelled the Leopards to a 36-27 victory over Granger to finish off an unbeaten run through SCAC West dual meets.

With the district tournament next week across town at Zillah’s Alumni Gym, Thursday’s regular-season finale at the high school was the last opportunity for the elder Leopards to enjoy their familiar spotlight on the home mat.

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“I was definitely thinking about that, just like the last football game,” Deardorff said. “The last time here to compete in this gym and against our rival. We won this last year and we never want to give that up.”

With the match starting at 135 pounds, Kluever, Castillo and Deardorff produced consecutive pins at 171, 189 and 215 to open a 33-9 lead.

Granger rallied hard by winning five of the final six matches, pulling the Spartans into a 7-7 tie with Zillah for overall wins, but five of the Leopards’ wins came via pin and the six-point maximum.

“It was our last time running out here, and it was parents night,” said Castillo, who wrestled at 189 for the first time in his career and produced a 28-second pin. “We told the younger guys, ‘Win for your parents, win for the team and win for the seniors.’ They really came through.”

Those young guys included three sophomores and a junior who all lost over the final four matches but only by decision, keeping Granger from making up extra ground when it still had a chance to catch Zillah.

“I’m proud of the way the seniors performed. Very strong,” noted Zillah coach Mike Gonzales, whose team finished 6-0 in the West while Granger ended up 5-1. “But those young kids and the way they sucked it up — it gave me chills.”

In a bit of strategy, Castillo pushed his weight over his normal 160 so he could bump to 189, where he faced one of the best around in Abidan Duarte. Castillo’s quick pin, which improved his season record to 32-0, took a big chunk out of Granger’s upper-weight potential.

Granger came in with two unbeaten wrestlers and they stayed that way. Heavyweight Pete Almaguer recorded a first-period pin and Joshua Salcedo took a 6-4 decision at 112 as both moved to 32-0.

Drawing 135 as the starting weight turned out good for Zillah, which got on the board quick with Shane McMurray’s 33-second pin for a 6-0 lead. The Spartans were within 15-9 when Kluever, Castillo and Deardorff reeled off their pins.

“We always like to build up to the big (postseason) meets and this was a great way to get started,” said Deardorff, who pushed his season record to 25-2. “We had a lot of emotion and excitement tonight and we need to keep that going.”

ZILLAH 36, GRANGER 27

At Zillah

135: Shane McMurray (Z) p. Efren Zarragoza, :33 (McMurray 26-6). 140: Sergio Sanchez (Z) d. Ernesto Martinez, 8-1. 145: Abel Morales (G) d. Cesar Reyes, 6-0. 152: Rodney Treece (Z) p. Omar Isiordia, 5:27. 160: Abraham Guadarrama (G) p. Jim Myers, 3:09. 171: Kyle Kluever (Z) p. Jason Ornelas, 3:20 (Kluever 28-3). 189: Chris Castillo (Z) p. Abidan Duarte, :28 (Castillo 32-0). 215: Nathaniel Deardorff (Z) p. Eli Galeno, 1:34 (Deardorff 25-2). 285: Pete Almaguer (G) p. Josh Aho, 1:05 (Almaguer 32-0). 103: Kasey Johnson (Z) d. Jose Cienfuegos, 7-5 (OT). 112: Joshua Salcedo (G) d. Jessy Gonzales, 6-4 (Salcedo 32-0). 119: Jonathan Salcedo (G) d. Juan Diaz, 9-6 (Salcedo 31-2). 125: Ricky Almaguer (G) d. Thomas Robbins, 6-5. 130: Adrian Guerrero (G) d. Cortez Hernandez, 5-2.

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Wrestling: Sunnyside finishes perfect in league

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Turning in a perfect performance, Sunnyside capped a perfect league season and easily retained the Rock Trophy in their annual Valley rivalry with West Valley on Thursday night at Sunnyside High School.

Sunnyside rolled past the Rams 75-0 to finish with a 7-0 record in CBBN 3A matches. Thursday’s effort by the fourth-ranked Grizzlies was highlighted by pins from Isaac Guerrero (130 pounds), Miguel Madrigal (152), Lupe Mendoza (171), Daniel Avalos (189), Franki Ochoa (215) and Adam Peters (285).

West Valley finished 2-5 in league.

Sunnyside closes out its regular season Saturday with dual matches against Eisenhower and Davis.

• In the CWAC, Othello (8-0) captured its second straight league title following a 45-32 victory over second-place Selah (7-2). The Huskies can complete a perfect league run with a victory today over Ephrata.

East Valley (7-2) finished tied for second with the Red Devils after beating Ellensburg.

CBBN 3A

SUNNYSIDE 75, WEST VALLEY 0

At Sunnyside

119: Nathan Gonzalez (S) won by forfeit (Gonzalez 28-2). 125: Daniel Guillen (S) d. Laith Saldano, 6-3. 130: Isaac Guerrero (S) p. Keane Dorbyson, 1:43. 135: Iridro Ramirez (S) tf. D.J. Stai, 19-4. 140: Emmanuel Tejeda (S) won by forfeit (Tejeda 25-4). 145: Josh Romero (S) d. Preston Baich, 9-6 (Romero 28-1). 152: Miguel Madrigal (S) p. Mark Bradley, 5:13. 160: Jaime Garcia (S) won by forfeit. 171: Lupe Mendoza (S) p. Max King, 1:42. 189: Daniel Avalos (S) p. Luke Smith 4:41. 215: Franki Ochoa (S) p. Conner Desgroserllier, :44 (Ochoa 12-2). 285: Adam Peters (S) p. Colton Guner, 4:23 (Peters 22-3). 103: Jessie Barajas (S) won by forfeit (Barajas 26-4). 112: Santos Guerrera (S) md. Lane Bruland, 15-5 (Guerrera 20-5).

CBBN 4A

MOSES LAKE 59, EISENHOWER 9

At Moses Lake

103: Fernando Leyva (ML) md. Cameron Manjarrez, 9-1; 112: Chris Cardenas (E) d. Tanner Long, 10-7; 119: Hayden Weiss (ML) p. Jesse Martinez, 2:55; 125: Omar Su (ML) won by forfeit; 130: Bradley Fox (ML) p. Ricardo Badillo, 2:22; 134: Colton Cole (ML) won by forfeit; 140: Herson Rodriguez (ML) p. Enrique Gudino, 2:30; 145: Nathan Martinez (ML) d. Roger Andrade, 7-3; 152: Nicholas Moreno (ML) md. Humberto Acevedo, 12-3; 160: Jonathon Perales (ML) d. Edwin Gudino, 6-2; 171: Dustin Martin (E) p. Luciano Hernandez, 5:47; 189: Derek Frederickson (ML) d. Andrez Acevedo, 7-2; 215: Brian Chamberlain (ML) p. Christian Gonzalez, 3:01; 285: Brian Fluaitt (ML) p. Alejandro Bramon, 0:08.

RICHLAND 60, DAVIS 16

At Moses Lake

103: Gavin Richardson (R) won by forfeit. 112: Alexio Garcia (D) p. Payton Manthei, 2:02. 119: Josh Andrew (R) p. Jose Sanchez, 4:23. 125: Kyler Mars (R) p. Cody Espinoza, 3:52. 130: Nick Sargent (R) p. Jose Belman, 3:02. 135: Adam Jones (R) won by forfeit. 140: Dustin Utecht (R) p. Israel Fernandez, 3:25. 145: Robert Clark (R) p. Juan Badillo, 3:50. 152: Austin Wagner (D) md. Cameron Simpson, 16-6. 160: Jorge Alcala (D) p. Thomas Ruane, 3:01. 171: Conner Fleming (R) won by forfeit. 189: Mitch Atwell (R) won by forfeit. 215: No match. 285: Brady Simpson (R) p. Miguel Ponce, 1:30.

CWAC

OTHELLO 45, SELAH 32

103: Anthony Barrera (O) p. Kyle Anson, 5:17. 112: A.J. Garza (O) won by forfeit. 119: Lucas Garza (O) p. Kyle Demerritt, 3:57. 125: Edwin Rodriguez (S) tf. Colton Rodriguez 19-3. 130: Kody Ergeson (S) p. Levi Garza, :47. 135: Jon Cruz (S) p. Brandon Medina, 1:43. 140: Matt Jordan (O) tf. Uriel Bustos 19-3. 145: Eddie Garza (O) p. Tyler Peterson, 3:30. 152: Andre Au (S) d. Matthew Melo, 6-4. 160: Amando Deleon (O) won by forfeit. 171: Tyler Noble (S) p. Stevie Garza, 1:50. Joey Gomez (O) p. Joey Rocha, 2:22. Alberto Vargas (O) d. Pedro Recondo 11-1. 285: Richie Rodriguez (S) p. Bubba Ruiz, 1:40.

EAST VALLEY 46, ELLENSBURG 23

At East Valley

135: Konner Hopkins (EV) d. J.C. Cole 6-2 (Hopkins 28-2). 140: Colby Coates (El) md. Jonathan Molina 13-4. 145: Kamal Qteishat (El) md. Zech Romero 16-6. 152: Anton Yates (EV) md. Claude Lyman 10-0. 160: Jesus Acevedo (EV) p. Logan Gibson, 1:47. 171: Tyler Coates (El) p. Roberto Martinez, 3:33. 189: Jeremy Waldner (EV) d. Perry Simpson 8-2. 215: Juan Alvarez (EV) p. Parker Berman, 5:10. 285: Joey Sparks (EV) won by forfeit (Sparks 22-9). 103: Chad Morrow (EV) p. Conner Vaughan, 3:52. 112: Wyatt Scribner (El) d. Logan Merkle 4-0. 119: Austin Mitchell (EV) p. Jason Cole, 3:37. 125: Luis Aguilar (EV) p. John Freeman, 1:04. 130: Tyrell Waggoner (El) p. Ben Montano, 5:59.

GRANDVIEW 49, WAPATO 27

At Grandview

103: Omar Gomez (W) won by forfeit. 112: Alejandro Gomez (W) p. Araceli Granados, 2:15. 119: Juan Tzib (G) d. Daniel Espinoza 4-1. 125: Angel Abarca (G) p. Hernando Valdivia, 2:20. 130: David Castaneda (G) p. Christopher Martinez, 1:06. 135: Angelo Perea (W) p. Adan Benitez, 3:59. 140: Joesiah Saunders (G) d. K.C. Frazier, 11-2. 145: Eduardo Alcantar (G) won by forfeit. 152: Mario Prieto (G) won by forfeit. 160: Raul Gamboa (G) won by forfeit. 171: Lucio Olivares (W) d. Enrique Ochoa 5-0. 189: Jose Martinez (W) p. Miguel Flores, 1:01. 215: Adam Morales (G) p. Jacob Contreras, :46. 285: Martin Torres (G) p. Arturo Guerrero, :17.

QUINCY 43, PROSSER 23

At Prosser

103: Gabe Martinez (Q) md. Alex Hurtado 11-0. 112: Christian Alejandrez (Q) p. Diego Atilano, 1:01. 119: Hector Avalos (Q) d. Derek Dimas 10-5. 125: Irving Jaimez (P) md. Uriel Heras 15-5. 130: Jose Aguirre (Q) won by forfeit. 135: Manny Ibarra (Q) p. Jorge Luna, 3:47. 140: Isias Jimenez (Q) p. Jobe Yepez, :57. 145: Ethan Groom (P) d. John Navarro 4-0. 152: Ben Horning (Q) won by forfeit. 160: Benjamin Velasquez (P) md. Antonio Melendez 13-3. 171: Garrett O’Shaughnessy (Q) won by forfeit. 189: Wyatt Oswalt (P) won by forfeit. 215: No match. 285: Drew Renollett (P) won by forfeit.

SCAC

GOLDENDALE 33, NACHES VALLEY 30

At Goldendale

130: Zach Moser (NV) won by forfeit. 135: No match. 140: Michael Ramsey (NV) won by forfeit. 145: Jake Frazier (NV) d. Wade Gaston 9-5. 152: Nolin Bare (G) tf. Cody Johns 17-2. 160: Braydon Ross (G) p. Joseph Wells, 1:41. 171: Tanner Slick (NV) p. Ben Wooden, 1:09. 189: Kurt Wilkins (G) won by forfeit (Wilkins 30-3). 215: Zach Barrett (G) won by forfeit. 285: Zack Cully (G) won by forfeit. 103: No match. 112: Jason Telles (NV) d. Kirk Giese 10-5. 119: Francisco Rodriguez (NV) won by forfeit. 125: Dean Enstad (G) md. Ladi Aguilar 10-0.

Prep roundup: Davis swims past Cadets

YAKIMA, Wash. — Gavin Miller and Alexander Summers both won an individual event, and both swam on two winning relays as Davis defeated Eisenhower 99-77 in a Central Washington League swimming and diving meet Thursday at Lions Pool.

Miller won the 50-yard freestyle, and Summers won the 100 free, and both were part of the victorious 200- and 400-free relay teams.

Others winners for Davis were Jordan Fry (diving) and Sam Fiander (500 free).

Ike’s Jared Klingele (200 free, 100 butterfly) and Dallin Englund (200 individual medley, 100 breaststroke), and both swam on the Cadets’ winning 200 medley relay.

Ike’s Jimmy Liu won the 100 backstroke.

In another match at Lions Pool, Moses Lake defeated West Valley 131-52.

DAVIS 99, EISENHOWER 77

200 medley relay: 1, Eisenhower (Jimmy Liu, Dallin Englund, Jared Klingele, Jacob Hino) 1:53.39; 2, Davis 2:07.98.

200 free: 1, Jared Klingele (E) 2:08.62; 2, Patrick Knittle (D) 2:27.69; 3, Jordan Chen (E) 2:35.23.

200 IM: 1, Dallin Englund (E) 2:15.57; 2, Collin Buckley (D) 2:16.06; 3, Derek Larson (D) 2:47.64.

50 free: 1, Gavin Miller (D 23.87; 2, Alexander Summers (D) 24.58; 3, Jimmy Liu (E) 25.84.

Diving: 1, Jordan Fry (D) 178.40; 2, Jacob Hino (E) 109.60; 3, Ty Goulet (D) 86.55.

100 fly: 1, Klingele (E) 1:01.42; 2, Buckley (D) 1:02.43; 3, Joshua Kloster (D) 1:48.97.

100 free: 1, Summers (D) 55.56; 2, Raihie Sato (D) 1:01.60; 3, Chuck Resendez (E) 1:08.41.

500 free: 1, Sam Fiander (D) 6:36.45; 2, Knittle (D) 6:42.82; 3, Chen (E) 7:05.28.

200 free relay: 1, Davis A (Miller, Summers, Sato, Buckley) 1:40.53; 2, Eisenhower 2:07.86; 3, Davis 2:28.76.

100 back: 1, Liu (E) 1:06.26; 2, Resendez (E) 1:21.89; 3, Kloster (D) 1:41.47.

100 breast: 1, Englund (E) 1:05.67; 2, Miller (D) 1:06.27; 3, Hino (E) 1:16.07.

400 free relay: 1, Davis (Miller, Summers, Fiander, Buckley) 3:49.21; 2, Eisenhower 4:24.29; 3, Eisenhower 4:33.69.

MOSES LAKE 131, WEST VALLEY 52

West Valley placers

200 medley relay: 3, West Valley 1:58.58. 200 free: 3, Dallin Olander 2:14.05. 200 IM: 3, Garrett Rice 2:24.37. 50 free: 3, Tim Gibson 25.83. Diving: 3, Trent Miller 157.65. 100 fly: 3, Dawson Finley 1:18.53. 100 free: 2, Olander 57.79; 3, Shane Dearinger 59.43. 200 free relay: 3, West Valley 1:50.53. 100 back: 1, Rice 1:05.36; 3, Nathan Matthews 1:12.12. 100 breast: 3, Miller 1:15.50. 400 free relay: 2, West Valley 3:52.70.

Naches Valley results

200 medley relay: Naches Valley 2:01.52. 50 free: Andrew Brewington 27.13. Diving: David Whitmore 130.60; Daniel Whitmore 112.55. 100 free: Aaron Schmitt 59.93; Brewington 1:02.14. 100 fly: Dan. Whitmore 1:06.26. 200 free relay: Naches Valley 1:47.43. 100 back: Schmitt 1:06.71. 100 breast: Dav. Whitmore 1:15.55.

BASKETBALL

BOYS

BICKLETON 46, SUNNYSIDE JV 39: At Bickleton, Justin Roberts scored 18 points and Bobby Franklin had 12 rebounds to lead the Pirates, who made 22 free throws and pushed their season record to 3-9.

SUNNYSIDE JV — Roman 2, Penn 2, Lopez 1, Sam Romero 16, Fairbrain 4, Olmela 2, Ramos 7, Rosalez 5.
BICKLETON — Clingan 5, Justin Roberts 18, Powers 2, Peter Clinton 11, Harvey 4, Franklin 6, Cummings 0.
Sunnyside JV    7    6    12    14    —    39
Bickleton           16    10    8    12    —    46
Highlights: Bobby Franklin (B) 12 rebs; Clinton (B) 3 stls.

GIRLS

BICKLETON 55, SUNNYSIDE C 22: At Bickleton, Katelynn Clinton had a triple-double with 24 points, 11 rebounds and 10 steals as the Pirates improved to 8-4.

SUNNYSIDE C — Rodriguez 10 Alyssa, Pacillas 2, Mata Moros 0, Paz 0, Najera 2, Sagaraga 2, Nunez 5, Alcanter 0, Vargas 1, Contreras 0, Diaz 0.
BICKLETON — Katelynn Clinton 24, Osborne 2, Wilson 0, McBride 0, Mount 5, Brown 8, Jamie Venema 12, Goodnight 4, O’Bannion 0.
Sunnyside C        9    2    5    6    —    22
Bickleton          17    16    12    10    —    55
Highlights: Clinton (B) 11 rebs, 10 stls; Aymie Osborne (B) 14 rebs.

Scott scores 20 as CWU men beat Fairbanks

FAIRBANKS, Alaska — It was far from Central Washington’s best game, coach Greg Sparling reported, but the 14th-ranked Wildcats nonetheless left Fairbanks on Thursday night with the one thing they needed going into Saturday’s GNAC showdown at Alaska Anchorage.

Central, getting a career-high 20 points from reserve guard Chris Scott, extended their winning streak to seven with an 82-70 thumping of Alaska Fairbanks at the Patty Center.

The victory, in which CWU led by 19 points with 6:43 to play, set up Saturday’s rematch with the Seawolves for the conference lead.

Central (9-1 conference, 16-2 overall) fell 98-93 in double overtime to Anchorage (8-1, 16-4) on Dec. 30 in Ellensburg.

“We had 17 turnovers, which is not our best performance,” Sparling said. “And we tried to bounce the ball too much instead of doing what we usually do, which is to set good screens and use them. But I thought our pressure really bothered them and we did a lot better on the boards this time.”

Jamar Berry had 18 points for CWU and Jody Johnson came off the bench for 12 points and six rebounds.

The Wildcats made only 12 of 22 first-half free throws en route to a 44-31 lead, but hit 19 of 24 from the line in the second half. CWU’s 46 foul shots were the program’s most in nearly eight years.

UAF (2-7, 5-11), which got 31 points from NCAA Division II national scoring leader Parrish West (28.3 average coming in), got within 53-45 with 11:18 to play, but a 17-6 Central run sealed the game.

“A win’s a win in the GNAC, especially on the road,” Sparling said. “Chris Scott had the best game he’s played in a Central uniform. Now we can turn our focus to Anchorage. We’ll see what we can do.”

CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Jamar Berry 5-9 8-9 18, Clyde 3-3 1-2 7, Sprinker 1-6 1-5 3, Perez 2-4 0-0 5, Harris 1-5 5-8 7, Chris Scott 5-7 7-7 20, Lieser 0-1 0-0 0, Dunn 0-0 2-4 2, Gibler 3-7 2-6 8, Jody Johnson 3-5 5-5 12, Nelson 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-47 31-46 82.

ALASKA FAIRBANKS — Kohring 3-9 1-2 7, Matthews 2-4 2-2 6, Barkman 2-7 4-4 8, Miller 0-4 0-0 0, King 4-4 0-0 9, Lavern 2-5 3-3 8, Daniel 0-0 0-0 0, Smith 0-4 1-2 1, Growden 0-3 0-0 0, Parrish West 9-18 13-14 31, Shotwell 0-3 0-0 0, Burkhead 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 22-61 24-27 70.

Halftime — CWU 44, UAF 31. 3-point goals — CWU 5-12 (Berry 0-2, Sprinker 0-1, Perez 1-2, Scott 3-5, Gibler 0-1, Johnson 1-1); UAF 2-14 (Miller 0-1, King 1-1, Lavern 1-3, Smith 0-2, Growden 0-2, West 0-4, Shotwell 0-1). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — CWU 38 (Berry 7, Gibler 6, Johnson 6); UAF 34 (Barkman 8). Assists — CWU 8 (Harris 3, Berry 3); UAF 9 (Smith 4). Turnovers — CWU 17, UAF 15. Total fouls — CWU 20, UAF 29. Technical fouls — Perez.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Central falls at Simon Fraser

BURNABY, British Columbia — Alisha Love scored 20 points and Sophie Russell had 16, but struggling Central Washington fell to Simon Fraser 74-63 in GNAC action Thursday night at West Gym.

The defeat, the Wildcats seventh in their last eighth games, dropped them to 1-8 in the conference and 6-10 overall. CWU started the season 4-0.

Central, after a see-saw first half, trailed 30-29 at intermission and fell behind by as many as 16 points in the final 20 minutes.

Reserve Kia Van Laare scored 20 points to lead the Clan (2-7, 5-9), which used only seven players and won at home for the first time this season.

CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Albrecht 2-9 0-0 4, Sophie Russell 6-18 0-0 16, Aleyse Evans 5-9 0-2 10, Burke 1-3 0-0 3, Alisha Love 8-18 1-2 20, Jacobson 0-3 2-2 2, Gordon 1-5 2-2 4, Moser 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 25-69 5-8 63.

SIMON FRASER — Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe 6-11 7-10 19, Collins 2-13 2-3 6, Carolsfeld 2-4 3-3 7, Marie-Line Petit 3-5 5-6 12, Wyman 3-9 0-0 6, Kia Van Laare 7-12 1-2 20, Langmead 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 25-58 18-24 74.

Halftime — SFU 30, CWU 29. 3-point goals — CWU 8-19 (Russell 4-10, Burke 1-2, Love 3-4, Jacobson 0-1, Gordon 0-2); SFU 6-16 (Collins 0-4, Petit 1-2, Wyman 0-3, Van Laare 5-7). Assists — CWU 14 (Burke 6); SFU 17 (Petit 5). Turnovers — CWU 17, SFU 17. Total fouls — CWU 19, SFU 6. Technical fouls — CWU team.

Prep report: Pirates make most of perseverance

YAKIMA, Wash. — Mired in a nightmare start to Tuesday’s home game, Quantae Anderson called a timeout to settle his Davis girls basketball team down. West Valley had shot out to a 12-0 lead in the first quarter and the Pirates, well, they were kind of a mess.

Look, he told his young crew, let’s calm down and start playing together. Where’s my team, he asked.

Back on the floor the haywire efforts continued for Davis, and the next time Anderson had his Pirates gathered around the quarter was over and the hole had deepened to 19-0.

See that score-board and one word comes to mind: Insurmountable.

Anderson just tried to break it down into manageable parts.

“We looked like five individuals out there on offense and defense, and the girls were kind of in shock,” he said. “West Valley came out in a 1-2-2 zone and we were stagnant against it, and defensively we were out of position way too much. We tried to get focused on some things we could fix.”

Opening the second quarter, the offense finally produced as Taryn Cobane hit a short jumper, sending up a big cheer of relief from the home crowd.

By the time the Pirates got in the locker room for halftime it was a game, albeit still an 11-point deficit at 23-12. Since Davis had outscored West Valley 12-4 in the second period, the courtside exclamations had changed from ‘No. no, stop doing that!’ to ‘Yes, keep doing what you’re doing!’

But, as all coaches know, making it a game and finishing a rally are two completely different things. That, in fact, had been a recent problem for Davis in some tough CBBN 4A losses.

The Pirates narrowed the gap to 28-21 after three quarters, then turned to Cobane, a four-year varsity veteran, to bring them home. And she responded with the biggest shots of her career, burying two 3-pointers in the final 1:07 to lift Davis to a 38-35 victory.

“There were three timeouts in the fourth quarter and I just kept saying, ‘We’re going to do this. We’re going to win this game,’” Anderson said. “They had worked so hard and chased for so long — that was a lot of pressure to be under. That’s probably the most happy I’ve seen them, even after Davis-Ike games.”

Tuesday’s win gave Davis a 4-0 record against West Valley and Eisenhower this season, and gave the Pirates a crucial boost of confidence heading into a big game at Walla Walla tonight.

“That was probably our best defense of the season for three quarters,” Anderson added. “Of course the first quarter was the complete opposite, but we came back and were able to finish. Our word was perseverance.”

Coaches vs. Cancer

East Valley and Granger are both hosting basketball games in the coming days that will be part of the Coaches vs. Cancer program.

East Valley’s home doubleheader with Toppenish on Saturday will include a potato feed, which starts at 5 p.m., in the commons. All proceeds will be donated to North Star Lodge Cancer Care Services.

Granger will stage its events, which include a pink ball and game uniforms for the girls, at the Feb. 4 home doubleheader against Cle Elum. The Spartans get pledges of support for every point they score, and donations will be gathered at halftime and sent on to the American Cancer Society chapter in the Tri-Cities.

Since the program’s inception in 1993, high school and college coaches across the country have raised more than $45 million to help fund research, education and local programs.

Kennewick loses state volleyball

The WIAA made it official this week, approving two westside colleges as sites for next season’s Class 4A, 3A and 2A state volleyball tournaments.

Those tournaments had previously been held at Kennewick’s Toyota Center over three days. Yakima will still host the 1A, 2B and 1B tournaments on the SunDome’s five-court configuration.

All of the tournaments this fall will be held over two days on Nov. 11-12 with some possible format changes awaiting final approval.

The 4A and 3A tournaments will be held in Lacey at Saint Martin’s University, which will have a three-court layout, while the 2A tourney will be hosted on two courts at Olympia’s Evergreen State College.

Proposed changes in scheduling involve making all consolation-bracket matches to best-of-3 and altering the final places of non-championship finals. For instance, semifinal losers would play for third and fourth instead of third and sixth.

Those changes, however, have another round of review in March.

Castillo gets his record

Zillah’s Chris Castillo went 3-0 in last Saturday’s Dream Duals in Spokane, and in doing so broke the Valley’s all-time career record for wins.

But it wasn’t easy.

The three-time state champion had a much-anticipated showdown with Orting’s Nikko Veltri, who won last year’s 1A state title at 145 pounds while Castillo was dominating the 152 field.

Both wrestlers moved up one weight class this season, and Veltri bumped to 160 to meet Castillo on Saturday. Castillo got a takedown in the first period and eventually won 3-2.

“We needed that,” said Zillah coach Mike Gonzales. “It was good for Chris to get pushed in the third period. We ran into the Orting guys during the summer and said, ‘We need to get these guys together.’ It was good for both.”

Castillo added wins against Riverside and Lakeside, pushing his career wins to 159. Former teammate Skylor Davis held the previous record at 156.

• Scott Spruill’s prep blog is at sportsyakima.com He can be reached at 577-7686 or sspruill@yakimaherald.com

1/28/11 Prep hot tickets

TODAY

BASKETBALL: West Valley will host Sunnyside in a CBBN 3A doubleheader, the girls starting at 5:45 p.m. followed by the boys at 7:30.

In a double pairing of the North Central 2B League’s top two teams, Kittitas is hosting White Swan’s fifth-ranked girls at 6 p.m. and the Cougars’ second-ranked boys at 7:30.

SATURDAY

BASKETBALL: Grandview’s top-ranked and unbeaten boys (14-0, 16-0) will host No. 7 Wapato (11-3, 13-3) at 7:30 p.m. In the first CWAC meeting at Wapato on Jan. 4, Grandview edged the Wolves 65-64.

1/28/11 Prep spotlights

Dustin Martin

Eisenhower wrestling, senior

An all-conference defensive lineman in football, Martin finished unbeaten in four years of Ike-Davis dual meets with three pins and a major decision. He won his 171-pound match last week by second-period fall.

Shannon Bland

Ellensburg basketball, senior

The Bulldogs’ leading scorer with a 12.1-point average, Bland scored 20 points and brought down nine rebounds in a 46-36 win over Ephrata to level Ellensburg’s season at 7-7 in the CWAC and 8-8 overall.

Karly Sattler

La Salle basketball, sophomore

Averaging nearly 10 points a game through January from her guard position, Sattler has given her team a reliable 3-point threat and defensive energy as the third-ranked Lightning has built a 17-0 record.

Nate Sorensen

Kittitas wrestling, junior

Capturing his fourth consecutive tournament title, Sorensen avenged his only loss of the season by defeating 1A state runner-up Jordan Velasco of Omak in the 215-pound final of the Coyote Classic.

2010-11 Prep wrestling standings

CBBN (4A/3A)

4A Division W L Richland 5 1 Moses Lake 5 1 Wenatchee 4 1 Eisenhower 2 4 Chiawana 2 4 Walla Walla 1 4 Davis 1 5 3A Division W L Sunnyside 7 0 Pasco 6 1 Southridge 5 2 Hanford 4 3 West Valley 2 5 Eastmont 2 5 Kennewick 2 5 Kamiakin 0 7

CWAC (2A)

W L Othello 8 0 Selah 7 2 East Valley 7 2 Ellensburg 6 3 Toppenish 6 3 Quincy 4 5 Grandview 3 6 Ephrata 2 6 Wapato 1 8 Prosser 0 9

SCAC (1A)

West Division W L Zillah 6 0 Granger 5 1 Goldendale 3 3 Naches Valley 3 3 Mabton 3 3 Cle Elum 0 5 Highland 0 5

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