Girls roundup: Top-ranked East Valley keeps rolling

YAKIMA, Wash. — East Valley wasted no time making sure it kept its perfect record intact.

The top-ranked Red Devils raced to a 17-point halftime lead en route to a 50-35 victory over Grandview in a CWAC girls basketball game Saturday night.

Yasi Mohsenian scored 16 points, and Mikaela Zimmer added nine points and eight rebounds to lead East Valley, now 14-0 in league and 16-0 overall.

Payton Parrish had 16 points to lead Grandview.

WAPATO 58, QUINCY 39: At Wapato, Sammi Jo Blodgett had 12 points and seven assists, and Briana Cordova and Justine Sosa added 10 points apiece for seventh-ranked Wapato.

PROSSER 71, SELAH 54: At Prosser, Sydney Mercer had a huge game with 35 points, 18 rebounds, eight steals and four assists to power Prosser. She made 12 of 23 shots from the field and 11 of 13 free throws.

Helen Petersen added 12 points, nine assists and three steals for the Mustangs. Kailee Wood had 18 points, five rebounds and four steals for Selah.

TOPPENISH 61, OTHELLO 19: At Toppenish, Osiris Rodriguez had 15 points and Belen Carriedo and Tara Bremer added 10 apiece as Toppenish cruised.

EPHRATA 45, ELLENSBURG 36: At Ephrata, Heidi Buchert had 16 points and 10 rebounds for Ephrata.

Trew Tucker’s 11 points paced Ellensburg, which couldn’t overcome Ephrata’s 18-2 third quarter.

CBBN 4A

CHIAWANA 56, DAVIS 46: At Chiawana, Cierra Juarez scored 18 points, and Heidi Ceja added nine points and six rebounds, but Davis couldn’t quite come back in the fourth quarter.

Delany Hodgins scored 23 points for Chiawana, which trailed at halftime.

RICHLAND 51, EISENHOWER 34: At Eisenhower, Britney Pringle’s 26 points and six steals led the Bombers.

CBBN 3A

WEST VALLEY 45, PASCO 15: At West Valley, Stephanie Gibson and Paige Albrecht had 10 points each to lead West Valley, which jumped ahead 17-4 after one quarter and rolled from there.

Gibson also grabbed six rebounds for the Rams, which limited Pasco to four second-half points.

EASTMONT 54, SUNNYSIDE 38: At Eastmont, Charity Degman scored 19 points to lead Eastmont, which limited Sunnyside to 11 total points in the first and fourth quarters.

Natalia Bazan led the Grizzlies with 15 points, making three 3-pointers.

SCAC

LA SALLE 59, CLE ELUM 35: At Cle Elum, Kate McGree and Karly Sattler teamed for 21 points as the third-ranked Lightning built a 38-21 lead through three quarters.

Carlee Creager totaled 17 points and nine rebounds for the Warriors.

GRANGER 52, NACHES VALLEY 32: At Granger, Fantasia Reyes scored 11 of her game-high 16 points in the second half as the Spartans pulled away.

Naches Valley’s Justine Benner netted a team-high 14 points and passed the 1,000-point mark for her career.

Brook John had 11 points and blocked seven shots for ninth-ranked Granger.

GOLDENDALE 55, HIGHLAND 31: At Goldendale, Kylie Montgomery had 14 points and eight rebounds, Brooke Graff had 13 points and Andrea Keffeler had 12 points for Goldendale.

Tavi Wise had 15 points for Highland.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

WHITE SWAN 63, WARDEN 26: At Warden, Amber Jones had 23 points, and Almarae Swan had 11 points and five assists as fourth-ranked White Swan rolled.

Emily Botkins grabbed 13 rebounds, and Cayla Jones had 11 steals for the Cougars, who broke away with a 14-0 second quarter and limited Warden to 13 points over the final three periods.

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 74, LYLE-WISHRAM 21: At Sunnyside Christian, Marisa Broersma had a double-double of 18 points and 17 rebounds to power the second-ranked Knights.

Stormee Van Belle scored 19 points to pace SC, which led 48-9 at halftime.

KLICKITAT 36, BICKLETON 28: At Bickleton, Lara Parsons, Candice Templeton and Nicolle Oldfield had 10 points each to lead Klickitat, which took command with a 15-2 third quarter.

Bickleton’s Jamie Venema led all scorers with 14 points.

TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD 59, YAKAMA TRIBAL 23: At Trout Lake, Val Vogt led a balanced attack with 13 points for Trout Lake-Glenwood. Three other players scored nine points each, and another had eight for the Mustangs.