Prep girls basketball roundup: Gruber helps Ellensburg to win

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Senior post Nathalie Gruber put together 15 points and eight rebounds to help a balanced Ellensburg crew rally for a 48-45 victory over Selah in CWAC girls basketball Thursday night.

Melanie Swanson and Alexa Orcutt chipped in 13 points apiece as the Bulldogs picked up their first conference win.

Tori Dexter and Cheyenne Merritt led Selah with 11 points each.

 

EAST VALLEY 56, EPHRATA 40: At Ephrata, Mikaela Zimmer tallied 12 points and Yasi Mohsenian and Tassia Merkle added 11 apiece as the Red Devils moved to 6-0 in league and 8-0 for the season.

 

GRANDVIEW 52, TOPPENISH 33: At Toppenish, Wash. Payton Parrish’s big 18-point, 18-rebound double-double led the Greyhounds, who held Top-Hi to eight points in the middle quarters.

Mikaela Espinoza also scored 18 points for Grandview.

 

PROSSER 49, QUINCY 23: At Prosser, Wash., Karissa Flores turned in a double-double of 14 points and 10 rebounds and Sydney Mercer hauled down 12 boards for the Mustangs.

 

NON-LEAGUE

EISENHOWER 43, EATONVILLE 39: At Yakima, Wash., senior Elizabeth Armenta’s 11 points and eight rebounds helped the Cadets avenge a loss to Eatonville from Wednesday night.

Eisenhower (2-7), which rallied from an eight-point halftime deficit, made 12 of 16 free throws in the final period with Devin Guerra-Burnett going 6-for-6.

 

LAKE CITY 72, DAVIS 40: At Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Jasymn Smith set a school record with nine 3-pointers and scored 29 points to lead the Idaho team (8-5).

Cierra Juarez paced Davis (3-5) with nine points.

 

CLE ELUM 45, KITTITAS 40: At Kittitas, Wash., Carlee Creager broke loose for 24 points for the Warriors (5-4), who rallied in the second half.

Dakota Adams collected 12 points, 12 rebounds and six steals for Kittitas.

 

GOLDENDALE 72, STEVENSON 40: At Stevenson, Wash., Lexi Cameron and Kylie Montgomery combined for 39 points and Johna Kartes grabbed eight rebounds as the Timberwolves improved to 5-2.

 

KLICKITAT 46, HELIX 44: At Helix, Ore., KeAndra Kessinger led the Vandals with 11 points, Nicolle Oldfield added 10, and Tina Lambert scored all six of her points in the fourth quarter to help Klickitat (3-3) hold off Helix.

SunDome Shootout roundup: Slack, Pascal lead Leopards past Rodgefield

YAKIMA, Wash. — Robert Slack scored 18 points and Derrell Pascal added 15 to lead Zillah to a 53-42 victory over Ridgefield on the first day of the 12th annual SunDome Shootout prep basketball tournament on Thursday.

The tournament continues today with another seven boys games and seven girls games.

Despite producing just four points in the opening period, the Leopards woke up and took the lead with a 20-point third quarter to stretch their season record to 7-1.

Zillah will play White River today at 6 p.m.

 

GRANGER 51, COLVILLE 35: Andrew Reddout and Esau Cervantes scored 15 and 14 points, respectively, for the unbeaten Spartans, who pulled away with a 20-point third quarter to push their season mark to 8-0.

 

WHITE SWAN 55, DEER PARK 37: Lawrence Fiander poured in 27 points to help the Cougars improve to 6-1.

Johnny Zuniga chipped in 10 points for White Swan, which held Deer Park to 11 points in the first half.

 

LA SALLE 41, VASHON ISLAND 23: Gus Bonny and Bret Oldham combined for 22 points and four 3-pointers for La Salle, which held Vashon Island to 11 points through three quarters.

 

Burbank 38, Colfax 35

COLFAX — Ky. Johnson 9, Stevenson 0, Scholz 3, Hart 5, Kramlich 1, Ka. Johnson 4, Justin Berarducci 13, Simonson 0.

BURBANK — McBride 4, Hanshew 2, Lawrence 3, Nathan Roberts 12, Chambers 3, Bertsch 0, McVicker 0, Miller 6, J. Romm 4, C. Romm 4.

Colfax 11 8 12 4 — 35

Burbank 12 7 10 9 — 38

 

Riverside 40, Connell 29

RIVERSIDE — Zanoni 3, Shuler 0, Wood 9, Owens 6, Kramer 5, Tyler Axtell 14, Davis 3, Reed 0.

CONNELL — Huber 0, Holst 0, G. Vanderbilt 4, Matt Hadley 11, Fox 0, Carter 0, C. Vanderbilt 9, Williams 0, VanHollebeke 5, Hopkins 0.

Riverside 9 7 13 11 — 40

Connell 4 8 8 9 — 29

 

Lakeside 56, White River 48

LAKESIDE — Connor Moffatt 12, Kyle Powell 15, Watkins 4, Schimke 0, Perkins 3, Broderius 0, Watson 9, Wood 5, Widman 8.

WHITE RIVER — Dove 4, Swigart 2, Billy Kiel 18, Scott 4, Sayler 5, France 0, Tyler 6, McCarragher 5, Foster 2, Schifter 2.

Lakeside 6 14 15 21 — 56

White River 7 18 8 15 — 48

 

GIRLS

White Swan turns back Connell

Amber Jones hit three 3-pointers and scored 20 points to spark White Swan to a 58-49 victory over Connell in the opening game of the SunDome Shootout.

Cayla Jones added 12 points, hitting 6 of 9 free throws, for the Cougars (6-1), who led 41-24 after three quarters.

 

LA SALLE 52, VASHON ISLAND 19: Karly Sattler pitched in four 3-pointers and finished with a game-high 18 points for the 6-1 Lightning.

La Salle made six treys overall and connected on 10 of 15 free throws.

 

GRANGER 39, COLFAX 36: Fantasia Reyes’ 14 points led the Spartans, who rallied from a four-point deficit heading into the final period.

Granger (6-2) will take on White Swan today in the 9 p.m. nightcap.

 

Colville 28, Woodland 21

COLVILLE — Brons 7, Luu 0, R. Wittmeyer 0, Learn 0, Little 2, Main 2, J. Wittmeyer 3, Knight 9, Lehman 0, Cabbage 5, Rainer 0.

WOODLAND — Grell 0, Sorensen 2, McCullough 5, Mulder 0, Smith 4, Koering 4, Malik 2, Trice 0, Osborn 4.

Colville 7 2 10 9 — 28

Woodland 6 5 3 8 — 21

 

White River 47, Lakeside 38

WHITE RIVER — Sturdivan 9, France 7, Lance 4, S. Mills 6, Hillius 0, Davey 1, Narolski 0, Cylkowski 0, Worley 0, Timmerman 0, Kennedy Hobert 18, B. Mills 2.

LAKESIDE — Bennett 0, A. Cook-Cox 7, Kyllo 5, Tayler Flemming 10, Jacobson 0, Brittos 4, Widman 8, Marikis 0, Mahowald 0, J. Cook-Cox 4.

White River 17 10 13 7 — 47

Lakeside 5 14 7 12 — 38

Local report — CWU, YVCC basketball teams get swept

ANCHORAGE, Alaska — “As coach (Dean) Nicholson would say, we ran into a good old-fashioned buzzsaw,” Central Washington basketball coach Greg Sparling said Thursday night.

Indeed.

His Wildcats suffered their most one-sided loss in 13 years, 99-62 to 20th-ranked Alaska Anchorage in GNAC play on the Seawolves’ floor.

Taylor Rohde, UAA’s 6-foot-9 center, dominated inside with 27 points.

Lacy Haddock scored 20 points and Jody Johnson had 11 for CWU (1-2 GNAC, 7-4 overall). UAA improved to 2-0 and 8-2.

CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Lacy Haddock 7-10 6-6 20, Coby 4-10 0-0 9, Davis 2-5 0-0 4, Clyde 1-3 0-0 3, Tyler 1-6 1-4 3, Jody Johnson 5-9 1-2 11, Lieser 2-3 3-6 7, Starr 1-3 1-2 3, Magee 0-5 1-2 1, Nelson 0-2 1-2 1. Totals 23-56 14-24 62.

ALASKA ANCHORAGE — Taylor Rohde 10-13 7-8 27, Kyle Fossman 6-10 2-2 17, Travis Thompson 4-6 4-5 14, Steve White 3-5 3-4 10, Colton Lauwers 3-8 1-4 10, Jackson 2-5 4-4 8, Demissie 2-6 0-0 4, Gibcus 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 34-59 21-27 99.

Halftime — UAA 54-33. 3-point goals — CWU 2-15 (Haddock 0-2, Coby 1-5, Clyde 1-1, Tyler 0-3, Johnson 0-1, Starr 0-2, Magee 0-1); UAA 10-22 (Fossman 3-6, Thompson 2-3, White 1-2, Lauwers 3-7, Jackson 0-1, Demissie 0-2). Fouled out — None. Rebounds — CWU 23 (Johnson 5); UAA 44 (Lauwers 9). Assists — CWU 13 (Haddock 5); UAA 27 (Thompson 7). Turnovers — CWU 15, UAA 12. Total fouls — CWU 23, UAA 21.

 

Roadrunners outlast YVCC

OREGON CITY, Ore. — Amir Royal and Dabrail Henton scored 20 points each Thursday and Yakima Valley hit the century mark in its Clackamas Holiday Invitational matchup with Linn-Benton.

Unfortunately for the Yaks, the Roadrunners hit the century mark, plus three.

Linn-Benton got 37 points from Joseph Vance and 29 from Brady Brent in a 103-100 triumph over YVCC, improving to 4-6 while the Yaks slipped to 7-5.

Johnnie Diggs came off the bench to score 16 points for Yakima Valley, shich shot 53 percent from the field including 43 percent (10 for 23) from 3-point range.

But YVCC made only 14 of 21 free throws while Linn-Benton converted 24 of 30. Yakima Valley was eliminated .

LINN-BENTON — Joseph Vance 14-20 5-6 37, Kruesi 0-5 2-2 2, Colton Evans 2-8 6-6 10, Brady Brent 10-14 5-6 29, Tohlen 0-2 1-2 1, Christensen 2-4 3-6 8, Garlington 5-12 2-2 12, Bertram 0-1 0-0 0, Bansemer 2-3 0-0 4. Totals 35-69 24-30 103.

YAKIMA VALLEY — Amir Royal 9-15 2-2 20, Martinez 2-2 3-3 7, Bagby 1-6 0-0 2, Dabrail Henton 7-14 2-3 20, Jensen 3-6 0-0 8, Johnnie Diggs 5-7 3-6 16, Battle 3-7 1-1 7, Dallin Molina 4-6 2-2 10, Romero 2-3 0-0 4, Flowers 2-6 1-4 6. Totals 38-72 14-21 100.

Halftime — LBCC 53-52. 3-point goals — LBCC 9-17 (Vance 4-6, Christensen 1-1, Garlington 0-2, Kruesi 0-1, Brent 4-7); YVCC 10-23 (Diggs 3-4, Battle 0-2, Henton 4-8, Jensen 2-5, Flowers 1-4). Fouled out — Battle, Martinez, Molina. Rebounds — LBCC 35 (Garlington 10); YVCC 34 (Royal 10, Flowers 8). Assists — LBCC 21 (four with 4); YVCC 24 (Flowers 7, Diggs 5). Turnovers — LBCC 20, YVCC 20. Total fouls — LBCC 18, YVCC 24.

 

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Defending JC champs down Yaks

LONGVIEW, Wash. — Simone Jordan scored 17 points and Ashley Swetzof came off the bench for 15, but Yakima Valley lost sharpshooter Brittney Newcomb to an ankle injury and was overwhelmed by defending national junior college champion North Idaho 73-53 on Thursday in the Lower Columbia Holiday Classic.

The sixth-ranked Yaks, who meet LCC at 1 p.m. today, slipped to 9-3.

Newcomb, averaging 17.9 points a game and coming off a 31-point performance Wednesday night, suffered an ankle injury during the second half and will be out of action for at least two weeks, according to coach Cody Butler.

YVCC is already missing scoring leader Brandi Henton (24.7), who will have an MRI on her injured right knee Tuesday.

YAKIMA VALLEY — Newcomb 2-10 2-2 6, Brewster 0-3 0-0 0, Gonzales 0-3 4-4 4, Simone Jordan 7-16 2-2 17, Zapien 2-5 0-0 4, Gonzalez 0-2 1-3 1, Cox 0-2 0-0 0, Ashley Swetzof 4-9 4-4 15, Weaver 0-4 1-2 1, Lekson 2-6 0-0 5, Ferguson 0-1 0-0 0, Smythe 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 17-61 14-17 53.

NORTH IDAHO — Woods 2-10 3-4 8, Buskey 3-8 2-3 10, Korina Baker 3-11 4-4 12, Julia Salmio 5-11 1-3 12, Kolman-Poto 2-6 0-0 4, Davenport 2-4 0-0 5, Petit 0-1 2-2 2, Kastrava 1-3 1-1 3, Durbridge 2-4 2-6 6, Kramer 1-1 0-0 2, Love 3-9 1-1 7, Johnson 1-1 0-0 2. Totals 25-69 16-24 73.

Halftime — NIC 37-29. 3-point goals — YVCC 5-21 (Newcomb 0-5, Swetzof 3-6, Gonzales 0-2, Weaver 0-3, Lekson 1-2, Jordan 1-3); NIC 7-27 (Woods 1-7, Buskey 2-4, Davenport 1-2, Petit 0-1, Baker 2-9, Durbridge 0-1, Salmio 1-3). Fouled out — Kolman-Poto. Rebounds — YVCC 37 (Brewster 8); NIC 57 (Love 10). Assists — YVCC 9 (Jordan 3); NIC 15 (three with 3). Turnovers — YVCC 17, NIC 17. Total fouls — YVCC 18, NIC 17.

 

Seawolves slam Central

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Alaska Anchorage staged a 19-3 run early in the second half to break open a close game and go on to a 78-60 victory over Central Washington in GNAC women’s basketball Thursday night in Nicholson Pavilion.

Jessica VanDyke scored 17 points to lead the Wildcats (0-3 GNAC, 3-7 overall), who were within 35-34 at halftime.

Hanna Johansson had 23 points and 11 rebounds for 10th-ranked UAA (2-0, 11-2).

ALASKA ANCHORAGE — Haley Holmstead 5-7 1-2 11, Kylie Robinson 5-7 1-2 11, Hanna Johansson 9-13 5-6 23, Deichmann 3-7 0-2 7, Ryder 0-0 0-0 0, Mathews 3-5 0-0 7, King 2-5 0-1 5, Seale 0-0 0-0 0, Alyse Horn 4-12 0-0 11, Burns 1-3 0-0 3. Totals 32-59 7-13 78.

CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Jessica VanDyke 6-11 2-2 17, Russell 2-8 0-0 5, Courtney Johnson 4-9 3-4 12, Dunn 4-14 0-0 8, Valdez 1-2 2-5 4, Rethwill 0-1 0-0 0, Burke 1-5 2-2 4, Gordon 0-1 0-0 0, Albrecht 3-8 0-1 6, Fettig 2-4 0-0 4. Totals 23-63 9-14 60.

Halftime: UAA 35-34. 3-point goals — UAA 7-15 (Deichmann 1-1, Mathews 1-3, King 1-3, Horn 3-6, Burns 1-2); CWU 5-21 (VanDyke 3-7, Russell 1-4, Johnson 1-4, Dunn 0-3, Rethwill 0-1, Burke 0-2). Fouled out — Ryder. Rebounds — UAA 34 (Johansson 11); CWU 37 (Dunn 8, Albrecht 7). Assists — UAA 21 (King 6); CWU 12 (Dunn 6). Turnovers — UAA 16, CWU 18. Total fouls — UAA 17, CWU 15.

 

PREP WRESTLING

Granger wins tourney title

ROYAL CITY, Wash. — Four champions and 13 placers led Granger to the team title in Thursday’s Royal Invitational.

Jose Cienfuegos (106), Victor Almaguer (113), Joshua Salcedo (120) and Adrian Guerrero (126) won title for the Spartans, who tallied 191.5 points.

Team scores — Top 5: Granger 191.5, Castle Rock 136, Othello 133, Riverside 130.5, Royal 124. Local: 13. Goldendale 67, 15. Highland 47.5.

Granger placers

106: 1, Jose Cienfuegos. 113: 1, Victor Almaguer. 120: 1, Joshua Salcedo; 3, Ricky Almaguer. 126: 1, Adrian Guerrero. 138: 4, Efren Zaragoza. 145: 5, Freddy Sojo. 152: 4, Abel Morales. 160: 6, Omar Isiordia. 170: 6, Jason Ornelas. 182: 4, Abidan Duarte. 195: 6, David Cantu. 220: 4, Eli Galeno.

12/29/11 Prep Basketball Summaries

BOYS

CWAC

Ephrata 54, East Valley 38

EAST VALLEY — Navarro 5, K. Janis 6, Z. Janis 3, Davila 6, Powell 2, Valle 0, Juarez 2, Ackley 5, Karnes 2, Himes 0, Harris 4, Lemus 0, Boyer 3. EPHRATA — Pheasant 0, Sears 0, T. Clark 4, Layton Lange 13, Lovitt 4, Laird 9, M. Clark 5, Neilson 2, Bottineau 0, Dylan Benthem 17, Hildebrand 0.

East Valley  4  9  12  13 —  38 Ephrata  11  14  14  15 —  54

Selah 55, Ellensburg 39

SELAH — Danny Hernandez 11, Weeks 5, Drew Dyer 14, Simonson 0, Hanratty 6, Fleming 2, Gonzalez 6, Towey 0, Rath 5, Magana 0, Roberts 6. ELLENSBURG — Gigstead 6, Hull 2, Ledgard 0, Mitchell 0, Bennett 5, David Jacobs 12, Graham 4, Doebler 6, Strom 4.

Selah  14  15  7  19 —  55 Ellensburg  13  2  12  12 —  39

Prosser 57, Quincy 47

QUINCY — Aragon 0, Ochoa 0, Jacob Durfee 10, Vega 0, Flores 7, Mario Martinez 22, Pedregon 4, Aguirre 2, Figueroa 2. PROSSER — Hamilton 4, Durbin 6, Danny Raap 10, Schutt 7, Kilian 2, Bubba Frank 11, T. Flores 1, Baker 6, French 8, A. Flores 2. Quincy    14    6    13    14    —    47 Prosser    11    15    11    20    —    57

Quincy  14  6  13  14 —  47 Prosser  11  15  11  20 —  57

Toppenish 69, Grandview 64 (OT)

GRANDVIEW — Mendoza 6, Hector Godinez 14, Sal Escobedo 18, Isaiah Ruiz 21, Curtis 2, Gonzales 3, Carpenter 0. Totals 25-66 4-10 64. TOPPENISH — Randy Isadore 18, Jamison 6, Shannon Isadore 25, Godino 9, Williams 9, John Piper 2, Pacheco 0. Totals 23-48 16-20 69.

Grandview 12 16 11 18 7 — 64 Toppenish 9 21 13 14 12 — 69

3-point goals: Grandview 10-34 (Godinez 4-7, Ruiz 3-16, Mendoza 2-9, Escobedo 1-1,  Carpenter 0-1), Toppenish 7-17 (R. Isadore 4-9, Jamison 2-5, S. Isadore 1-3). Rebounds: Grandview 38 (Escobedo 13, Gonzalez 7), Toppenish 35 (S. Isadore 8, Jamison 7, Godino 6,m Williams 6). Fouls: Grandview 18, Toppenish 10. Fouled out: None. Turnovers:  Grandview 13, Toppenish 18. Assists: Grandview 10 (Ruiz 5), Toppenish 14 (S. Isadore 6).

NON-LEAGUE

Post Falls 59, Davis 57

POST FALLS — Anderson 7, Valenete 3, Luke Thoreson 17, Jackson 0, Marcus Colbert 22, Benner 2, Hillman 6, Koski 2, Shelton 0. DAVIS — Copper Kupp 11, Navarro 3, Devonte Luckett 18, David Trimble 14, Wright 3, Perea-Vijarro 0, Lizotte 8, Allen 0.

Post Falls  12  13  20  14 —  59 Davis  10  20  15  12 —  57

Highlights: Trimble (D) 7 asts.; Colbert (PF) 5 3p.

Cle Elum 57, Kittitas 56 (OT)

CLE ELUM — Mike Newman 10, Kostenko 3, Allen 9, Kretschman 6, Braxton 8, Fogleburg 7, Griffon Alexander 12, Wallace 2. KITTITAS — Leaton 4, Driver 5, Forman 2, McDaniels 6, Grindrod 4, McIrvin 3, Ty Poole 13, Isaac Johnson 15, Dohrman 2.

Cle Elum  11  19  10  8 9 —  57 Kittitas  10  15  10  13 8 —  56

Highlights: Alexander (CE) 13 rebs; Newman (CE) 3 asts.

Naches Valley 70, Cascade 47

NACHES VALLEY — Martin 5, Swain 3, Pierson 7, St. Martin 5, Dalton Huck 2, Derek Huck 28, Walker 4, Jeremy Gaudette 14, Calaghan 2. CASCADE — Steinke 7, Trevino 5, Nash 1, Mendoza 2, Hartl 7, Merritt 2, Tyler Harrod 19, Wood 4, Lopez 0.

Naches Valley  17  19  23  11 —  70 Cascade  14  7  8  18 —  47

Highlights: Derek Huck (NV) 4 rebs, 3 asts, 3 stls.

Goldendale 62, Stevenson 31

GOLDENDALE — Golding 4, Denney 6, Millirin 3, Devon Casey 12, Falkner 4, Lewis 3, Enstead 4, Conway 7, Ross 8, Foley 9. STEVENSON — Lloyd 2, Erwin 0, West 0, Creel 12, Pat 12, Bialkowski 2, Ulman 0, Dodd 0, Ja.  Waiss 0, Ju. Waiss 3, LaCombe 0, Nelson 0.

Goldendale  25  7  17  13 —  62 Stevenson  7  6  5  13 —  31

Highlights: Patrick Golding (G) 9 rebs; Casey (G) 5 asts, 4 stls; Jordan Foley (G) 4 stls, 8 rebs.

SUNDOME SHOOTOUT

La Salle 41, Vashon Island 23

VASHON ISLAND — Williams 0, Whitaker 2, Norton 9, Lofland 3, Hazzard 5, Basurto 0, Brenno 4, Vanderpool 0. LA SALLE — Garza 0, Chambard 1, Smith 2, Lighty 4, Gus Bonny 12, Hoon 0, Maki 0, Glazier 2, Pesek 5, Bret Oldham 10, Stohr 5.

Vashon Island 2 7 2 12 — 23 Home 11 13 12 5 — 41

Highlights: Oldham (L) 2 3p; Bonny (L) 2 3p.

White Swan 55, Deer Park 37

WHITE SWAN — Huereca 8, Lewis 2, Phillips 0, Lawrence Fiander 27, Johnny Zuniga 10, Price 0, Spencer 0, Lewis 6, Hull 2, Andy 0. DEER PARK — Guske 2, Mead 6, Nielsen 0, Mohr 6, Meyers 0, Peone 9, Ferguson 7, Nelson 0.

White Swan 12 12 17 14 — 55 Deer Park 6 5 18 8 — 37

Zillah 53, Ridgefield 42

ZILLAH — Robert Slack 18, Robbins 0, McKay 3, Ames 0, Cuellar 0, Widner 7, Calhoun 2, Villanueva 8, Derrell Pascal 15. RIDGEFIELD — Mason 0, Segundo 0, Potter 0, Ballantyne 8, Michael Potter 14, Landerholm 18, Williams 0, Morris 0, Olson 0, Schwinof 2.

Ridgefield  4  18  20  11 —  53 Zillah  11  12  10  9 —  42

Granger 51, Colville 35

COLVILLE — Shoemaker 3, Murto 0, Wolfrum 0, L. Holling 0, T. Holling 2, J.R. Henry 10, Vaagen 2, Lee 3, Khater 2, Matt Hubbard 11, Pond 2. GRANGER — Pacheco 4, J. Castro 0, Rodarte 0, B. Castro 6, Oswalt 0, Ely 0, Equiha 2, Andrade 2, Ochoa 7, Esau Cervantes 14, Brown 1, Andrew Reddout 15, Mendoza 0. Colville    9    4    11    11    —    35 Granger    12    13    20    6    —    51

Colville  9  4  11  11 —  35 Granger  12  13  20  6 —  51

GIRLS

CWAC

East Valley 56, Ephrata 40

EAST VALLEY — Betencourth 3, Ross 6, Yasi Mohsenian 11, Garcia-Stubbs 0, Tassia Merkle 11, Yates 0, Hodgson 9, Ward 4, Ramynke 0, Mikaela Zimmer 12. EPHRATA — Yenney 6, Weaver 4, Hiedi Buchert 10, Boyd 9, Barnes 0, DeHoog 4, Rozomorek 1, Lotz 1, Woods 5.

East Valley 14 18 15 9 — 56 Ehprata 12 9 13 6 — 40

Ellensburg 48, Selah 45

SELAH — Wood 5, Atkison 3, Tori Dexter 11, Huckabee 5, Cheyenne Merritt 11, Bersing 6, Hartman 2, Briggs 0, Rath 2. ELLENSBURG — Nathalie Gruber 15, G. Gruber 3, Quirk 0, Strom 2, Tucker 0, Moffat 2, Melanie Swanson 13, Alexa Orcutt 13, Malcolm 0.

Selah  15  11  14  5 —  45 Ellensburg  10  16  13  9 —  48

Highlights: N. Gruber (E) 8 rebs; Monet Strom (E) 4 asts.

Prosser 49, Quincy 23

QUINCY — Chavez 4, Davis 4, Perez 0, Petersen 0, Hand 0, Snyder 6, Reynolds 6, Horning 0, Reyes 0, Sorto 0, Tobin 1, Talley 1, Blancas 1. PROSSER — Karissa Flores 14, Adams 2, Mercer 8, Davis 4, Morrow 5, Garza 3, Helen Petersen 10, Wiley 2.

Quincy 2 6 8 7 — 23 Prosser 14 12 10 13 — 49

Highlights: Sydney Mercer (P) 12 rebs, 5 stls; Flores (P) 10 rebs, 2 stls; H. Petersen (P) 5 rebs, 2 stls; Snyder (Q) 5 rebs.

Grandview 52, Toppenish 33

GRANDVIEW — Guillan 0, Lopez 0, Payton Parrish 18, Mikaela Espinoza 18, Van Tress 0, Marissa Caballero 13, Hall 2, Candido 1. TOPPENISH — Garcia 5, Zuniga 1, Rodriguez 7, Carriedo 0, Bremer 5, Grant 0, Gregory 5, Zick 6, Greene 0, Aguirre 3.

Grandview 10 11 10 21 — 52 Toppenish 9 4 4 16 — 33

NON-LEAGUE

Lake City 72, Davis 40

DAVIS — Juarez 9, Perez 3, Salazar 0, Alvarado 2, Gratton 7, Ceja 6, Billups 5, Fowler 4, Johnson 4. LAKE CITY — Jackson 14, Butler 2, Jasymn Smith 29, Wheelock 9, Torres 0, Gay 4, Hawkes 4, Heidenrich 8, Little 2.

Davis  12  12  9  7 —  40 Lake City  21  19  18  14 —  72

Highlights: Smith (LC) 9 3p.

Eisenhower 43, Eatonville 39

EATONVILLE — Voss 4, Jessica Stead 13, Welfringer 0, Trummert 5, Cox 4, Haley Latherow 10, Pate 0, Hill 3. EISENHOWER — Elmo 6, Sanford 3, Pena 0, Guerra-Burnett 6, Burch 3, Andreas 0, Wingerter 6, Terrazas 1, Vasquez 7, Elizbeth Armenta 11, Whitefoot 0.

Eatonville 6 13 6 14 — 39 Eisenhower 11 0 14 18 — 43

Cle Elum 45, Kittitas 40

CLE ELUM — Winebrenner 2, Carlee Creager 24, Andrus 6, Allen 2, Gutierrez 0, Burchak 0, Owens 1, Frazier 0, Potts 5, Ferguson 5. KITTITAS — Kilgore 4, Steiner 8, Reno 9, Dakota Adams 12, Lawrence 1, O’Shaugnessy 5, Larsen 1.

Cle Elum 6  11  11  17  — 45  Kittitas 10  9  8  13  — 40

Highlights: Adams (K) 6 stls, 12 rebs; Kaitlynn Kilgore 4 stls.

Goldendale 72, Stevenson 40

GOLDENDALE — Lexi Cameron 21, Kylie Montgomery 18, Brook Graff 10, Counts 8, Lewis 8, Keffeler 7, Kartes 0, Swift 0, Hoffman 0. STEVENSON — Jen Rathgerber 17, McKee 6, McGovern 5, Bradley 4, Chapman 4, Ulery 2, Hanley 2.

Goldendale 18  13  25  16  — 72  Stevenson 9 7 13 11  — 40

Highlights: Johna Kartes (G) 8 rebs.

Klickitat 46, Helix 44

KLICKITAT — Ky. Kessinger 7, KeAndra Kessinger 11; Parsons 6, Meeks 4, Lambert 6, Nicolle Oldfield 10, Clack 2. HELIX — Isles 2, Cove 3, Williams 8, Gabriel 10, D. Nitz 6, Wahl 1, Mikayla Nitz 14.

Klickitat 7 15 10 14 — 46 Home 14 11 3 16 — 44

Highlights: KyAnn Kessingers (K) 5 reb, 4 stls; Ke. Kessinger (K) 9 reb; Lara Parsons (K) 11 reb, 5 asts; Oldfield (K) 10 reb; Cassie Clack (K) 9 reb.

SUNDOME SHOOTOUT

White Swan 58, Connell 49

WHITE SWAN — Hawk 7, Swan 5, Scabbyrobe 3, Spencer 0, Van Pelt 0, Cayla Jones 12, Sheppard 6, Amber Jones 20, Botkins 5. CONNELL — Marci Anne Hawkins 11, Kody Easterday 13, K. Booker 3, Riner 0, Whitby 0, Pierson 0, English 4, M. Booker 2, Michelle Schultz 10.

White Swan 12 15 14 17 — 58 Connell 7 9 8 25 — 49

La Salle 52, Vashon Island 19

LA SALLE — Patterson 4, E. Avalos 2, Martin 4, K. McGree 7, Andringa 1, Karly Sattler 18, C. McGree 3, Boutillier 5, D. Avalos 4, Zeutenhorst 0, Standley 4, Kaschmitter 0. VASHON ISLAND — Acosta 2, Koenig 0, Abella 2, Hoffman 2, Munsey 0, Quig 4, Lynch 1, Kehoe 8, Slater 0.

La Salle 12 15 13 12 — 52 Vashon Island 4  6 3 6 — 19

Granger 39, Colfax 36

COLFAX — Skelton 7, Hahn 0, Harazin 15, Sheer 0, Larson 4, Robinson 4, Hatley 4, Bruya 2, Mackleit 0, Huber 0. GRANGER — Wapsheli 3, Oliveros 8, Villa 4, John 4, Oswalt 6, Parrish 0, Blodgett 0, Fantasia Reyes 14.

Colfax  6  11  13  6 —  36 Granger  11  10  5  13 —  39

Deer Park vs. Zillah, 9 p.m.

Deer Park         —   Zillah         —

Prep basketball — Balanced Pirates roll on

COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho — With another balanced offensive effort that had four players score in double figures, Davis’ boys defeated Coeur d’Alene 58-50 in Wednesday’s semifinals of the North Idaho College Invitational.

Devonte Luckett led the way with 14 points and was followed closely by aymond Navarro (13), David Trimble (12) and Carlos Perea-Vijarro (11) as the Pirates improved to 6-1.

Trimble turned in a double-double with 11 assists.

Davis will play unbeaten Post Falls (8-0) today at 7:30 p.m. in the title game. Post Falls defeated Lake City 44-37 in Wednesday’s first semifinal.

DAVIS — Kupp 5, Raymond Navarro 13, Devonte Luckett 14, David Trimble 12, Carlos Perea-Vijarro 11, Lizotte 3, Allen 0.

COEUR D’ALENE — Tackett 0, Roletto 0, Gage Neirinckx 16, Daniels 6, Devon Loy 11, Moore 0, Higbie 7, Watson 8, Blakley 2.

Davis 15 14 11 18 — 58

Coeur d’Alene 10 7 16 17 — 50

Highlights: Trimble (D) 11 assists.

SUNNYSIDE 68, EAST VALLEY 37: At East Valley, Israel Manzo scored 17 points and Greg Spini collected six rebounds for the Grizzlies, who raced out to a 16-5 lead in the first quarter and improved to 7-1 for the season.

SUNNYSIDE — Medina 8, Israel Manzo 17, Leija 2, Fernandez 4, Daley 7, Serl 6, Lugo 2, Salmeron 7, Amaro 6, Spini 9.

EAST VALLEY — Navarro 8, K. Janis 0, Z. Janis 5, Powell 0, Valle 3, Juarez 6, Ackley 6, Karnes 0, Lemus 8, Hines 0, Harris 1, Boyer 1, Davila 0.

Sunnyside 16 19 18 15 — 68

East Valley 5 12 7 13 — 37

Highlights: Ackley (EV) 6 rebs, Harris (EV) 4 rebs, Navarro (EV) 5 rebs, K. Janis (EV) 3 stls, Greg Spini (S) 6 rebs, Jesse Leija (S) 4 assists, Eduardo Salmeron (S) 3 stls, Oscar Medina (S) 3 stls.

PUYALLUP 71, EISENHOWER 40: At Wenatchee, Isak Visser’s 20 points led three players in double figures for the Vikings (4-5) at the Wenatchee Holiday Tournament.

Eisenhower (1-8) travels to West Valley on Tuesday.

PUYALLUP — Gutierrez 8, Hubert 0, Ihrig 8, Winter 0, Asher 0, Alec Muiznieks 14, Howard 0, Mason Fletcher 13, Vogt 0, Ramirez 0, Lewis 0, Isak Visser 20, Hunter 8.

EISENHOWER — Hernandez 6, Cassel 0, D. Jones 7, Backes 0, M. Jones 7, Nickens 0, Brewer 0, French 9, Partlow 3, Gomez 4, A, Soto 4.

Puyallup 18 18 26 9 — 71

Eisenhower 9 5 12 14 — 40

LATE TUESDAY: Eisenhower scoring vs. Auburn: Hernandez 0, Cassel 5, Denzel Jones 13, M. Jones 2, Nickens 2, Brewer 0, French 9, Brandin Partlow 14, Gomez 2.

NACHES VALLEY 63, MABTON 46: At Naches Valley, Thane Pierson tallied 19 points and Jeremy Gaudette put together 16 points and seven rebounds to help the Rangers push their record to 7-0.

Josh Sanchez’s game-high 22 points paced Mabton.

MABTON — Ruiz 8, Josh Sanchez 22, Chavez 0, L. Sanchez 2, An. Gutierrez 6, Espinoza 2, Ad. Gutierrez 3, Reyna 3.

NACHES VALLEY — Riley Martin 10, Swain 2, Thane Pierson 19, St. Martin 0, Da. Huck 0, Derek Huck 12, Walker 2, Jeremy Gaudette 16, Callaghan 2.

Mabton 6 10 16 14 — 46

Naches Valley 17 16 16 13 — 63

Highlights: Gaudette (NV) 7 rebs; Jake Callaghan (NV) 7 rebs; Dalton Huck (NV) 4 assists.

GIRLS

East Valley improves to 7-0

Yasi Mohsenian scored 16 points and Jamie Hodgson contributed 10 points and six rebounds as East Valley defeated Sunnyside 53-37 in non-league play Wednesday at East Valley.

The Red Devils (7-0) resume CWAC play today at Ephrata.

Freshman Natalia Bazan led Sunnyside (4-4) with 12 points.

SUNNYSIDE — Vargas 0, Morales 0, Alvarez 7, Fernandez 0, Sanchez 0, Hernandez 0, Natalia Bazan 12, Rubalcava 8, Palencia 0, Rodriguez 8, Willingham 2, Perez 0.

EAST VALLEY — Betancourth 0, Ross 5, Yasi Mohsenian 16, Garcia-Stubbs 0, Merkle 9, Yates 0, Jamie Hodgson 10, Ward 4, Ramynke 0, Zimmer 9.

Sunnyside 3 8 13 13 — 37

East Valley 10 10 19 14 — 53

Highlights: Hodgson (EV) 6 rebs; Ward (EV) 6 rebs.

FEDERAL WAY 61, DAVIS 52: At Coeur d’Alene, Alexis Gratton scored 12 points, and Alexis Perez added nine, but Davis (3-4) couldn’t dig out of an early defict in the North Idaho Invitational game.

The Pirates will complete play in the tournament at 3 p.m. today in a game for third place against Lake City.

DAVIS — Juarez 2, Perez 9, Salazar 6, Alvarado 4, Alexis Gratton 12, Ceja 4, Billups 1, Fowler 6, Johnson 4.

FEDERAL WAY — Individual scoring unavailable.

Davis 10 9 10 23 — 52

Federal Way 15 18 15 13 — 61

EATONVILLE 45, EISENHOWER 35: At Eisenhower, the Crusaders (5-4) used a strong first half to hold off the Cadets (1-7) in the first of back-to-back non-league games. Ike will host Eatonville again today at 4 p.m.

EATONVILLE — Boss 6, Stead 8, Welfringer 2, Trummert 8, Cox 4, Hailey Latherow 9, Swinney 0, Pate 2, Fisher 0, Hill 6.

EISENHOWER — Elmo 4, Sanford 4, Pena 0, Guerra-Burnett 0, Burch 3, Andreas 3, Wingerter 0, Terrazas 4, Vasquez 7, Elizabeth Armenta 8, Whitefoot 2.

Eatonville 12 13 10 10 — 45

Eisenhower 2 6 13 14 — 35

MABTON 57, NACHES VALLEY 48: At Naches Valley, Jazzee Sustaita’s 20 points led three players in double figures for the Vikings, who jumped out to an 18-7 lead in the first quarter and improved to 4-5.

Naches Valley (5-3) also had three double-digit scorers with Justine Benner’s 13 points leading the way.

MABTON — Cerrillo 0, Cassidy McCallum 11, Alyssa Nash 10, Vasquez 6, Jazzee Sustaita 20, Barajas 7, Rios 0, Rodriguez 3.

NACHES VALLEY — Russell 0, Snyder 0, Sprague 0, Smith 4, Delandy Romero 10, Rachel Jennerjohn 11, Yost 4, Hyde 6, Justine Benner 13.

Mabton 18 10 21 8 — 57

Naches Valley 7 11 10 20 — 48

Highlights: Benner (NV) 9 rebs; Yost (NV) 7 rebs; Smith (NV) 7 rebs; Romero (NV) 4 stls.

POWER VALLEY 48, KLICKITAT 39: At Helix, Ore., Lara Parsons popped in 16 points for the Vandals (2-3), who play the host team today in the Helix Holiday Tournament.

KLICKITAT — Ky. Kessinger 2, Ke. Kessiger 4, Lara Parsons 16, Meeks 7, Oldfield 7, Clack 3, Templeton 0, Lambert 0.

POWDER VALLEY — Pedro 8, Abrego 11, K. Seik 2, A. Seik 0, Colton 28, Hampton 0, Swanson 0, Trendle 0, Loennig 0, Ochoa 0.

Klickitat 7 6 5 21 — 39

Powder Valley 18 14 10 6 — 48

Highlights: KyAnn Kessinger (K) 6 assists; Parson (K) 4 rebs; Ashley Meeks (K) 4 rebs; Clack (K) 5 rebs.

Local report — Newcomb’s 31 powers YVCC women

LONGVIEW — Brittney Newcomb was once again nearly unstoppable on Wednesday, pouring in 31 points and claiming six steals as Yakima Valley’s women rolled to a 66-49 victory over Centralia in the first round of the Lower Columbia Holiday Classic.

Newcomb connected on 12 of 18 shots, including 6 of 8 from 3-point distance, as the sixth-ranked Yaks improved to 9-2 and moved into today’s semifinals at 6 p.m. against North Idaho.

YVCC, which opened a 33-19 lead at halftime, got seven or more points from four other players and eight rebounds apiece from Alex Brewster and Ashley Swetzof.

Sam Zapien chipped in nine points with one of the Yaks’ eight 3-pointers and two blocked shots, and Simone Jordan collected seven points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals.

YAKIMA VALLEY — Brittney Newcomb 12-18 1-1 31, Gonzalez 0-1 2-2 2, Brewster 0-1 0-0 0, Bryant 0-3 0-0 0, Cox 2-6 3-4 7, Swetzof 3-6 0-0 7, Gonzales 0-7 0-0 0, Weaver 0-0 0-0 0, Lekson 0-1 0-0 0, Ferguson 0-2 3-4 3, Jordan 3-6 1-3 7, Smythe 0-0 0-0 0, Zapien 3-7 2-3 9. Totals 23-58 12-17 66.

CENTRALIA — Stoddard 2-6 0-0 5, Elliot 1-5 0-1 2, Bergquist 0-2 2-2 2, Sauls 1-8 2-5 4, Curran 2-9 0-0 4, Sabra Sproul 3-14 3-4 10, Broussard 1-2 2-2 4, Rani Wiegand 5-8 0-4 10, Gahan 4-4 0-0 8. Totals 19-58 9-18 49.

Halftime: YVCC 33, Centralia 19.

3-point goals: YVCC 8-21 (Newcomb 6-8, Swetzof 1-3, Zapien 1-1), Centralia 2-10 (Stoddard 1-1, Sproul 1-4). YVCC 43 (Brewster 8, Swetzof 8, Jordan 5), Centralia 41 (Curran 6, Wiegand 6). Total fouls: YVCC 19, Centralia 15. Assists: YVCC 9 (Jordan 5), Centralia 9. Turnovers: YVCC 22, Centralia 20. Blocked shots: YVCC 3 (Zapien 2), Centralia 0. Steals: YVCC 12 (Newcomb 6, Jordan 3), Centralia 10 (Gahan 4).

Peninsula tops YVCC men

OREGON CITY, Ore. — J.T. Terrell and DeShaun Freeman combined for 47 points to lead third-ranked Peninsula to a 79-67 victory over Yakima Valley in the Clackamas Holiday Invitational on Wednesday.

Freeman, who accounted for 20 points, grabbed 16 rebounds to lead Peninsula (8-1) to a 55-25 advantage on the boards. Terrell scored 27 points with three 3-pointers and seven rebounds.

Amir Royal paced Yakima Valley with 25 points, three steals and three assists.

The Yaks (7-4) will play Linn-Benton (3-6), a 77-64 first-round loser to Tacoma, today at 1 p.m.

PENINSULA — DeShaun Freeman 7-12 6-10 20, Stevenson 0-0 0-0 0, Ewell 2-7 5-6 9, Sims 1-5 5-6 7, Funk 0-3 0-0 0, Friday 0-3 0-0 0, J.T. Terrell 10-21 4-6 27, Sam Waller 5-10 0-4 11, Jackson 0-0 0-0 0, Crouts 0-0 0-0 0, Clement 1-6 3-4 5, Rawls 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 26-69, 23-36 79.

YAKIMA VALLEY — Johnnie Diggs 4-8 1-4 11, Battle 0-2 2-2 2, Amir Royal 10-23 3-5 25, Martinez 2-2 2-2 6, Bagby 1-3 0-0 2, Molina 3-5 1-3 7, Henton 2-12 0-0 5, Jensen 1-7 4-6 7, Romero 0-2 0-0 0, Flowers 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 24-66 13-22 67.

Halftime: Peninsula 38, YVCC 32.

3-point goals: Peninsula 4-21 (Terrell 3-8, Waller 1-3), YVCC 6-22 (Diggs 2-3, Royal 2-7, Jensen 1-3, Henton 1-5). Rebounds: Peninsula 55 (Freeman 16, Clement 12, Terrell 7), YVCC 25 (Henton 6). Total fouls: Peninsula 17, YVCC 27. Assists: Peninsula 9, YVCC 9 (Jensen 3, Royal 3). Turnovers: Peninsula 19, YVCC 14. Blocked shots: Peninsula 1, YVCC 7 (Jensen 3, Molina 2). Steals: Peninsula 6, YVCC 10 (Royal 3).

PREP WRESTLING

Sunnyside repeats at Winter Cup

RICHLAND — With three champions, 11 placers and 2091?2 points, Sunnyside captured the 18-team Winter Cup for the second straight year at Hanford High School on Wednesday.

Isaac Guerrero (138), Isidro Ramirez (145) and Austin Carmen (220) won titles for the Grizzlies, who also had three runner-up finishers.

Grandview had a pair of champions in Fidel Medina (106) and David Castaneda (126), and Eisenhower’s Humberto Acevedo (170) and West Valley’s Justin Wilkins (285) also were winners.

Eisenhower had six placers and finished fifth with 1191?2 points.

Team scores: Sunnyside 209.5, East Valley-Spo 192.5, Mt. Spokane 181, Hanford 123, Eisenhower 119.5, Southridge 113.5, Interlake 107, Richland 98, Grandview 75, West Valley-Yak 73.5, Chiawana 61, Burbank 47, River View 43, Wapato 35, Prosser 27, Kennewick 22, Kamiakin 18.

Local placers

106: 1, Fidel Medina (Gr); 2, Cameron Manjarrez (Ike); 3, David Ramos (Pro) and Jesse Barajas (Su); 5, Jr. Farias (WV).

113: 2, Homer Romero (Su); 5, Ryan Leman (WV).

120: 2, Santos Guerrero (Su); 5, Daniel Espinoza (Wap).

126: 1, David Castaneda (Gr); 3, Christian Ruiz (Su); 5, Lucio Penaloza (Ike).

132: 2, Nathan Gonzalez (Su); 5, Alex Soberanes (Gr).

138: 1, Isaac Guerrero (Su); 3, Enrique Gudino (Ike) and Joesiah Saunders (Gr); 5, Jacob Galindo (Su).

145: 1, Isidro Ramirez (Su).

152: 5, Roger Andrade (Ike).

160: 2, Edwin Gudino (Ike); 3, John Fowler (Ike); 5, Ramon Hernandez (Su).

170: 1, Humberto Acevedo (Ike); 5, Ricardo Rodriguez (Wap).

182: 5, Max Ramos (Su) and Daniel Avalos (Su).

195: 3, Miguel Guzman (Su).

220: 1, Austin Carmen (Su); 2, Robert Koch (WV); 5, Luke Smith (WV).

285: 1, Justin Wilkins (WV)

Pullman Invitational

Team scoring — Top 3: Cheney 152, Pomeroy 120, Prairie 113. Local: 12, White Swan 34.

White Swan placers — 126: 2, Rodrigo Alvarado. 195: 4, Brian Walker. 220: 4, Valladeras.

Rec Notes — Wildcat boys win hoop title

YAKIMA — The sixth-grade Toppenish Wildcat boys basketball team went undefeated in its age bracket in the ninth annual Bring Your Game tournament in Yakima.

After edging the Wilson Cavs in overtime in the semifinals, Toppenish defeated the Yakima All-Stars 55-23 in the final.

A week earlier, the team took the sixth-grade title in the 21-team Yakima Valley AAU Three Rivers Fall league.

Team members are Hayden Greene, Josue Garcia, Parker Reynolds, Adonis Shaul, Victor Veliz, Kelly Zick, Isaiah Perez, Victor Johnson and Sergio Garcia. The team is coached by James Perez, Daniel Sanchez, and Trevor Greene.

12/29/11 Valley Sports Weekly

Pool

Upper Valley

MEN’S LEAGUE

Standings, Dec. 26

Wednesday North: T&T Lounge 1 35, Little Dutch 1 33, Ranch 1 32, West Valley 1 31, Old Town Pump 3 29, Ranch 2 27.

Wednesday South: West Valley 2 34, Ranch 3 33, Old Town Pump 1 31, Susie’s 2 30, Little Dutch 2 18, Old Town Pump 2 7.

Thursday North: Eagles 43, Curly’s 1 31, Sports Center 26, Ranch 4 24, Old Town Pump 4 19, West Valley 4 16.

Thursday South: Ranch 5 43, T&T Lounge 2 36, Little Dutch 4 35, West Valley 5 32, Brews n Cues 2 30, Susie’s 3 22.

Thursday West: Little Dutch 3 45, Ranch 6 40, West Valley 3 40, Susie’s 1 38, Curly’s 2 29, James Gang 15, Brews n Cues 1 9, Ranch 7 5.

8-Ball on Break: Byron Sears.

Table Run: Justin Carlson, Nick Lopez, Bobby Stahl, Eric Gaskell, Tony Pastrana.

Shooting

Yakima Valley Rifle League

STANDINGS

Selah 3-0, Toppenish 2-1, Yakima 2-1, Tieton 1-2, Ellensburg 1-2, Wapato 0-3.

RESULTS, DEC. 20

SELAH 2373, ELLENSBURG 2371

Selah (2373)

Name Pr. Sit. Kn. Std. Std. Tot.

David Pittman 100 96 95 95 99 485

Jim Bolm 100 98 95 95 92 480

Jason Galloway 100 98 95 90 90 473

Ray Hinton 98 95 97 87 93 470

Leonard Pittman 97 100 95 92 81 465

Jerry Farnsworth 99 97 91 87 76 450

Jacob Bolm 98 90 90 81 83 442

Jason Sterbenz 96 86 82 79 87 430

Ellensburg (2293+78=2371)

Hal Mason 99 95 97 89 91 471

Mel Goudge 99 97 96 83 87 462

Marilyn Mason 100 97 96 91 93 477

Bill Wragge 96 94 91 60 64 405

Ed Taasevigen 97 89 79 80 79 424

Scott Mattson 76 68 76 30 40 290

Grant Maskal 96 94 93 85 91 459

YAKIMA 2367, WAPATO 2318

Wapato (2194+124=2318)

Name Pr. Sit. Kn. Std. Std. Tot.

Jack Polumsky 86 83 84 80 80 413

Tim Ryan 86 73 76 84 66 385

Greg Cuillier 100 94 98 91 87 470

Mike Cuillier 98 98 93 88 88 465

Bruce Woodcock 100 95 92 87 87 461

Yakima (2367)

Nate Humbard 100 100 100 94 94 488

Ed Humbard 98 95 100 94 86 473

Jim Humbard 100 95 100 92 91 478

Bob Rains 98 99 98 89 87 471

Kobuk Castella 98 94 93 85 87 457

AJ Smith 99 90 92 73 75 429

Steve Markland 98 90 85 65 67 405

Tim Thompson 98 92 85 59 46 380

TIETON 2343, TOPPENISH 2334

Tieton (2343)

Name Pr. Sit. Kn. Std. Std. Tot.

JL Thompson 99 99 98 96 97 489

Matt Miles 100 98 100 92 90 480

Sarah Miles 100 97 100 92 96 485

Mike Clark 100 91 94 90 90 465

Lynn Bonsen 96 96 86 61 85 424

Gary Conn 82 86 88 79 66 401

Toppenish (2219+115=2334)

Larry Garcia 100 93 92 87 88 460

Bud LeDuc 98 100 91 89 90 468

Wayne Inaba 92 86 96 91 87 452

John Camren 81 82 82 83 74 402

Lezlie Camren 76 81 70 79 88 394

Eric Johnson 98 95 94 82 68 437

Chuck Palmer 69 80 81 61 60 351

Larry Martin 75 73 70 71 66 355

12/29/11 Bulletin Board

BASKETBALL: The Martin Luther King Community Planning committee is hosting the Martin Luther King Jr. Share The Dream 2012 youth basketball tournament on Jan. 13-15. Kids ages 13-18 will participate on Jan. 14 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and on Jan. 15 from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. at Davis High School. Kids ages 12-and-under will participate Jan. 13-15 from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. at OIC Gymnasium. The registration cost is $5 per participant. Registration closes on Jan. 12. For more information, contact James Parks at 961-1168 or Rosie Lee at 575-6114.

11/29/11 Bowling

Nob Hill Bowling Center

Rising Star Women: Julie Cluff 554 (223), Gumby Summers 509, Kristina Conrad 494. A-Loranz 168. L-N 33-27.

Thursday Nite Swingers — Men: Dave Smith 608 (226, 214), John Nelson 550, Jason Gildersleeve 494. Women: Kathy Darby 475, Terry Sunderland 472, Mary Fry 357. A-Nelson 198, Darby 154. L-SF 4-0.

Motor: Dean Long 677 (237, 235, 205), Bryan Dwarshuis 673 (226, 200, 247), Dave McClintock 669 (225, 210, 233). A-Burton 214. L-JH.

NoWoTo: Ivy McCormick 526 (205), Vivian Colpitts 507, Cassie Lee 486. A-Pitner 182. L-DA 42-22.

Commercial: Jim Richartz 702 (207, 266, 229), Rich Sickawitch 687 (223, 226, 238), Travis Carr 680 (209, 235, 236). L-AVSM.

Monday Nite Mix or Match — Men: Scott Kessinger 579, John Calvert 558 (201), Rick Patino 548 (212). Women: Coryn Hartsfield 594 (232), Gayle Calvert 496, Terria Lutteel 495. A-Patino 202.

Nob Hill Trio: Sandy Parker 491, Linda Ross 465. A-Parker 168. L-T3 331?2-261?2.

Nob Hill Majors: Gabe Rodriguez 917 (205, 235, 297), Harry Mickelson 913 (237, 214, 269), Randy Abhold 895 (216, 213, 234, 232). A-Mickelson 216. L-MT, CS 70.

Monday Nite Mix or Match — Men: Rick Patino 637 (255, 209), Roger Bates 568, John Calvert 547 (223). Women: Angie Wood 542, Elizabeth Evans 525, Coryn Hartsfield 525 (207).

Sunnyside Valley Lanes

Early Birds: Sue Rice 522, Mikki Buskill 476, Janice Kline 446. A-Rice 166. L-RC 441?2-191?2.

Sunny Valley Women: Maria Proffitt 522, Steph Luke 518, Linda Rex 510. A-Luke 183. L-LC 15-5.

Superbowl — Men: Rob Rice 664 (269), Chad Pierce 629 (233), Maynard Honanie 623. Women: Vicky Charvet 571 (220), Judy Brulotte 565 (211), Linda Rex 553. A-Rice 230, Brulotte 176.

Coffee Trio: Sue Rice 568 (219), Jacquie Kovatovh 482, Mikki Buskill 471. A-Rice 167. L-TSG 41-19.

Commercial: Dave Huth 656 (244, 218), Virgill Lallashute Jr 599 (221), Austin Carl 583 (246), Cody Huth 567. A-Spencer 209. L-Y 841?2-651?2.

Friday Fun Bunch — Men: Austin Carl 677 (243, 239), Joseph LaClair 627 (232), Virgil Lallashute Jr 572 (224), Marcus Shaneman 554. Women: Stephanie Luke 561 (223), Yvonne Colfax 435, Samantha LaClair 426, Donna Lallashute 421. A-LaClair 208, LaClair 178. L-DT 12-8.

Lower Valley Scratch — Men: Brandon Rice 925 (255), Rob Rice 840, Rayburn Borden 833. Women: Stacee Isaac 736 (233). A-Colley 219, Cromwell 193. L-T1/2M 1021?2-721?2.

Early Birds: Janice Kline 473, Mikki Buskill 470, Shiela Clingan 429.

Sunny Valley Women: Stacee Isaac 628 (219), Steph Luke 566, Linda Rex 563 (201).

Superbowl — Men: Rob Rice 657 (244), Chuck Curtiss 581, Maynard Honanie 570. Women: Judy Brulotte 541 (233), Vicky Charvet 528, Ellen Curtiss 512.

Coffee Trio: Susan Brown 499, Linda Rex 471, Carol Tucker 468.

Commercial: Rod Spencer 624 (256, 217), Cody Huth 610, Austin Carl 606 (224), Dennis Cavin 561.

Friday Fun Bunch — Men: Joseph LaClair 692 (275), Austin Carl 640 (256), Anthoney Aranda 601 (235), Heath Patnode 560 (233). Women: Samantha LaClair 560, Donna Lallashute 475, Jennifer Yallup 464, Joaquin Lopez 425.

Valley Lanes Jrs — Boys: Nathan Merry 499, Owen Burton 461, Mathew Beltran 450. Girls: Johanna Chumley 479 (204), Abby Cromwell 451, Alyson Spidle 426.

Lower Valley Scratch — Men: Tanner Schaneman 884, Tony Alvarez 861, Rob Rice 850 (259). Women: Christie Cromwell 805 (229), Stephanie Luke 755 (215).

 

Honor Roll

MEN

Weekly High Series

Jim Richartz, Nob Hill 702

Rich Sickawitch, Nob Hill 687

Travis Carr, Nob Hill 680

Dean Long, Nob Hill 677

Austin Carl, Nob Hill 677

Bryan Dwarshuis, Nob Hill 673

Dave McClintock, Nob Hill 669

Rob Rice, Valley 664

Dave Huth, Valley 656

Chad Pierce, Valley 629

Weekly High Games

Gabe Rodriguez, Nob Hill 297

Harry Mickelson, Nob Hill 269

Rob Rice, Valley 269

Jim Richartz, Nob Hill 266

Brandon Rice, Valley 255

Bryan Dwarshuis, Nob Hill 247

Austin Carl, Valley 246

Dave Huth, Valley 244

Rich Sickawitch, Nob Hill 238

Dean Long, Nob Hill 237

WOMEN

Weekly High Series

Coryn Hartsfield, Nob Hill 594

Vicky Charvet, Valley 571

Sue Rice, Valley 568

Judy Brulotte, Valley 565

Stephanie Luke, Valley 561

Julie Cluff, Nob Hill 554

Linda Rex, Valley 553

Ivy McCormick, Nob Hill 526

Maria Proffitt, Valley 522

Linda Rex, Valley 510

Weekly High Games

Stacee Isaac, Valley 233

Coryn Hartsfield, Nob Hill 232

Julie Cluff, Nob Hill 223

Stephanie Luke, Valley 223

Vicky Charvett, Valley 220

Sue Rice, Valley 219

Judy Brulotte, Valley 211

Ivy McCormick, Nob Hill 206

Angie Wood, Nob Hill 203

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