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Boys roundup: Top-Hi wins CWAC crown

YH-R Sports — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:16:57 +0000

PROSSER, Wash. — Randy Isadore scored 26 points, hitting four 3-pointers in the second half, as Toppenish claimed its first league basketball championship in 25 years Friday night with a 62-52 triumph over Prosser.

The Wildcats’ victory, combined with Ellensburg’s homecourt defeat of defending CWAC champion Grandview, left Top-Hi atop the standings at 15-3 — one game ahead of both the Bulldogs and Greyhounds.

Toppenish (16-4), which advances to Thursday’s district semifinals, trailed by 13 points with about 3:30 left in the third quarter before rallying behind Isadore, Kyle Jamison and Wes Williams.

Isadore hit three long balls in the third period and another in the fourth. Jamison, meanwhile, scored 14 of his 17 points in the second half and Williams tallied eight of his 12 after intermission.

Shannon Isadore managed four points, six rebounds and four assists despite being slowed by foul trouble. Williams also had six boards and six assists.

Wade French scored 16 points and Andrew Flores 11 for Prosser (11-7 league, 11-9 overall).

WAPATO 65, EAST VALLEY 58: At Yakima, Wash., Ozzie George and Shawn Craig combined for 48 points to lead Wapato, which will host a first-round district game on Monday.

George had a game-high 26 points and Craig added 22 for the Wolves, who built a 32-19 halftime lead and hung on.

Victor Davila had 13 points and 12 rebounds for East Valley.

SELAH 53, QUINCY 34: At Selah, Wash., Nick Towery had 13 points and five rebounds and Klayton Fleming added 11 points as the Vikings closed out their season with a victory.

CBBN 4A DISTRICT

DAVIS TO HOST WA-HI: Fifth-seeded Walla Walla knocked off No. 4 Moses Lake 56-54 in a first-round game on Friday and will play at No. 1 Davis in 7 p.m. semifinal today.

Chiawana, the No. 3 seed, ousted Wenatchee 65-42 and will play in today’s other semifinal at Richland.

CBBN 3A DISTRICT

WEST VALLEY 64, EASTMONT 22: At Yakima, Wash., the Rams flew out to a 25-0 lead and cruised in the opening-round, loser-out game.

Jason Dresker scored 16 points with three 3-pointers and Austin Strock made 6 of 9 shots for 14 points for the Rams, who outrebounded Eastmont 34-19.

West Valley (13-7) advances to the semifinals and will play at Kennewick tonight at 7. The Rams avoided top-ranked Kamiakin when sixth-seeded Southridge upset third-seeded Hanford 64-61 Friday.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 52, ENTIAT 16: At Entiat, Wash., Nate Van Tuinen scored 14 points as the Crusaders ended their regular season.

Riverside Christian, the South’s No. 2 district seed, opens district tournament play at 5:30 p.m. Monday against Oroville in Wenatchee.

GC 1B DISTRICT

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 70, BICKLETON 28: At Goldendale, Wash., Brandon Broersma had 21 points, Trevor Wagenaar 19 and Alex Brouwer 13 as fifth-ranked Sunnyside Christian rolled in its district opener.

The Knights will meet Lyle-Wishram at 6:30 p.m. today. Bickleton, which got 10 points from Justin Roberts, plays Trout Lake-Glenwood at 3:30 today.

LYLE-WISHRAM 49, TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD 40: At Goldendale, Wash., Jonathan Von Ahn had 14 points and 14 rebounds, and Justin Mutch had 11 points as Lyle-Wishram advanced to face Sunnyside Christian today.

Slater Modrich had 13 points for Trout Lake-Glenwood, which will play Bickleton today.

Girls roundup: Sunnyside knocks off West Valley

YH-R Sports — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:11:51 +0000

SUNNYSIDE, Wash. — Their overall free-throw numbers weren’t pretty, but when it mattered most, the Sunnyside Grizzlies knocked them down.

Sunnyside made just five free throws in the game, but four came in the final two minutes to help the Grizzlies hang on for a 50-44 victory over West Valley in the CBBN 3A loser-out district girls basketball game Friday.

Ellensburg's Trew Tucker jumps into a hug from teammate Gese Gruber as the Bulldogs celebrate their one-point win over Grandview in Ellensburg, Wash. Friday, Feb. 10, 2011. The win earned them the final sport in the district tournament. (Andy Sawyer/Yakima Herald-Republic)

Sunnyside, which will play at Kamiakin in a district semifinal at 5 p.m. today, was led by the 16 points of freshman Jordan Rodriguez. Vanessa Alvarez added 12 points, and Natalia Bazan had a double-double of 10 points and 12 rebounds.

West Valley, which got 13 points from Paige Albrecht, whittled the Grizzlies lead to two points with about two minutes remaining, but Sunnyside made all four of its free throws after that to hang on.

In Friday’s other district opener, Hanford ousted Kennewick 53-39.

CBBN 4A DISTRICT

RICHLAND 53, DAVIS 34: At Richland, Wash., Brittany Pringle scored 20 points and Richland steadily pulled away from Davis in the loser-out district game.

Sophomore Alexis Perez had 11 points and seven rebounds to pace the Pirates, who finished the season 7-13.

CWAC

PROSSER 51, TOPPENISH 37: At Prosser, Wash., Sydney Mercer had a huge game with 22 points, 16 rebounds, four blocks, four steals and three assists to help Prosser secure the No. 4 district seed and a home game Tuesday against No. 5 Toppenish.

Helen Petersen added eight points, 11 rebounds, six assists, four blocks, and four steals for the Mustangs, who broke away with a 20-7 fourth quarter.

Tara Bremer led Toppenish with 12 points.

ELLENSBURG 41, GRANDVIEW 40: At Ellensburg, Wash., Gese Gruber hit the go-ahead shot in the closing seconds, and Ellensburg survived a last-second shot attempt by Grandview to clinch the final district berth.

Gruber, who had 16 points, nine rebounds and three blocks, scored with about 15 seconds left.

Trew Tucker added 12 points for the Bulldogs, who play at Ephrata on Tuesday in a first-round game, while Payton Parrish had 16 points to lead Grandview.

SELAH 50, QUINCY 36: At Selah, Wash., Kailee Wood scored 14 points and grabbed nine rebounds as the Vikings ended their season on a winning note. Cheyenne Merritt added 10 points and four steals for Selah.

SCAC DISTRICT

LA SALLE 49, MABTON 30: At Yakima, Wash., Deanna Avalos scored 14 points and Dani Kaschmitter had a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds as the fourth-ranked Lightning advanced.

La Salle (18-2) will meet Connell at 8 p.m. today at Toppenish Middle School in the semifinals.

GRANGER 59, RIVER VIEW 36: At Granger, Wash., Lyndsay Oswalt and Fantasia Reyes combined to score 30 points as the sixth-ranked Spartans advanced to a 6 p.m. game today against Kiona-Benton at Wapato High School.

Oswalt finished with 17 points and Reyes had 13 for Granger (18-3).

CONNELL 59, GOLDENDALE 37: At Connell, Wash., Lexi Cameron had a game-high 14 points, but it wasn’t enough to offset Connell’s balance in the first-round game.

Goldendale will face Mabton at 6 p.m. today at Toppenish Middle School.

KIONA-BENTON 58, ZILLAH 53: At Benton City, Wash., Monica Villegas’ 21 points weren’t enough as the Leopards fell to the Bears.

Zillah will play River View in a loser-out game at 2 p.m. today at Wapato High School.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN 56, ENTIAT 43: At Entiat, Wash., Tori Carpenter had a double-double with 18 points and 13 rebounds to help the Crusaders lock up the South’s No. 2 district seed.

Kendra Staymates had 12 points and nine rebounds for RC.

GC 1B DISTRICT

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN 70, KLICKITAT 9: At Goldendale, Wash., Marisa Broersma scored 15 points and Rita Dalrymple grabbed eight rebounds for the third-ranked Knights (20-1), who play Trout Lake-Glenwood today at 5 p.m.

TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD 52, LYLE-WISHRAM 34: At Goldendale, Wash., freshman Ashley Sampson scored 13 points to lead TLG, which pulled away with a 23-point third period in the first-round game.

2/10/12 Prep basketball scoring summaries

YH-R Sports — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:10:01 +0000

BOYS

CBBN 3A District

West Valley 64, Eastmont 22 FINAL

EASTMONT — Wright 0, Ballard 0, Jahr 0, Adams 0, Flemens 0, Fagg 5, Spencer 0, McCall 1, Trea Thomas 13, McGill 0, Huegicoin 0, McDonnell 1.
WEST VALLEY — VanDeBrake 4, Peake 9, Tyler Cluff 10, Wallace 0, Pettigill 2, Cavanaugh 0, Jason Dresker 16, Austin Strock 14, Gilliam 7, Peters 2, Juarez 0, Thurlby 0.

Eastmont	0	8	9	5	—	22
West Valley	17	19	20	8	—	64

Highlights: Pettingill (WV) 9 rebs, 2 steals; Thomas (E) 2 steals.

CWAC

Toppenish 62, Prosser 52 FINAL

TOPPENISH — Randy Isadore 26, Kyle Jamison 17, S. Isadore 4, Pacheco 0, Zick 0, Gudino 2, Piper 1, Wes Williams 12, Perez 0, Barney 0, Goudy 0.
PROSSER — Hamilton 0, Durbin 3, Schutt 4, Kilion 8, Frank 6, Baker 4, Orellana 0, Wade French 16, Andrew Flores 11.

Toppenish	11	12	18	21	—	62
Prosser	12	10	18	12	—	52

Highlights: R. Isadore (T) 7 3 ptrs, 2 assists; Shannon Isadore (T) 6 rebs, 4 assists; Jamision (T) 2 assists; Gudino (T) 3 rebounds; Williams (T) 6 rebs, 6 assists; Piper (T) 2 rebs.

Ellensburg 55, Grandview 41 FINAL

GRANDVIEW — Kiki Mendoza 13, Godinez 3, Sal Escobedo 12, Gonzales 5, Ruiz 6, Saenz 0, Carpenter 0, Curtis 1. Totals 15-56 6-10 41.
ELLENSBURG — Nick Gigstead 19, Hull 8, Mitchell 2, Jacobs 3, Ceanu Strom 3, Ravet 9, Bennett 0, Graham 4, Doebler 7. Totals 21-42 7-12 55.

Grandview	19	6	6	10	—	41
Ellensburg	12	17	15	11	—	55

3-point goals: Grandview 5-22 (Mendoza 3-9, Ruiz 1-3, Godinez 1-4, Escobedo 0-1, Saenz 0-3, Carpenter 0-2). Rebounds: Grandview 31 (Curtis 7, Gonzales 6, Escobedo 5), Ellensburg 35 (Jacobs 8, Gigstead 7, Doebler 7, Hull 6). Fouls: Grandview 16, Ellensburg 16. Fouled out: none. Turnovers: Grandview 14, Ellensburg 20. Assists: Grandview 9 (Ruiz 5), Ellensburg 17 (Hull 6, Jacobs 3).

Wapato 65, East Valley 58 FINAL

WAPATO — Patterson 0, Diaz 0, Strom 6, Valdez 2, Vela 4, Payer 0, Ozzie George 26, Shawn Craig 22, Guevara 5.
EAST VALLEY — Navarro 4, K. Janis 3, Zach Janis 10, Victor Harris 0, Davila 13, Powell 3, Valle 5, Juarez 7, Ackley 6, Lemus 4, Boyer 3.

Wapato	10	22	19	14	—	65
East Valley	12	7	22	18	—	58

Highlights: K. Janis (EV) 4 assts, 6 rebs; Davila (EV) 12 rebs; Z. Janis (EV) 3 steals, 6 rebs; Harris (EV) 8 rebs; Boyer (EV) 4 assts.

Selah 53, Quincy 34 FINAL

QUINCY — Aragoa 4, Durfee 10, Lopez 3, Flores 10, Martinez 1, Peragon 2, Figeroa 4.
SELAH — Weeks 6, Hanratty 8, Klayton Fleming 11, Gonzalez 8, Nick Towery 13, Rath 2, Roberts 5, Magana 0, Hernandez 0, Simonson 0.

Quincy	14	4	13	3	—	34
Selah	12	14	17	10	—	53

Highlights: Hunter Hanratty (S) 5 rebs; Towery (S) 5 rebs; Andrew Gonzalez (S) 4 stls; Chris Weeks (S) 3 assts.

North Central 2B

Riverside Christian 52, Entiat 16 FINAL

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — Nate Van Tuinen 14, Vickers 2, Bender 2, McNeil 6, Tucker Jones 10, Josh Cowin 12, Cates 4, Haas 2, Shields 0, Stein 0.
ENTIAT — Quezada 2, Arias 3, Hughes 4, Davis 7, Fisk 0, Morello 0, Siefert 0, Hutchington 0.

Riverside Christian	24	10	18	0	—	52
Entiat	7	3	2	4	—	16

Highlights: Haas 5 rebs; Cowin 4 stls Jones 6 rebs, 3 stls; VanT 3 stls; Cates 5 rebs.

Greater Columbia 1B District

Lyle-Wish. 49, Trout Lake-Glen. 40 FINAL

LYLE-WISHRAM — Justin Mills 11, Mutch 4, Wolfs 7, Titcomb 0, Luke 3, Stephens 0, Manzanedo 4, Jonathan Von Ahn 14, Montoya 6.
TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD — Van Laar 6, A. King 3, L. King 6, Nakae 6, Johnston 0, Cox 2, English 2, Hoodenpyl 2, Slater Modrich 13.

Lyle-Wishram	14	14	16	5	—	49
Trout Lake-Glenwood	8	12	10	10	—	40

Highlights: Von Ahn (LW) 14 reb.; Ricky Titcomb (LW) 9 reb., 3 blks.; Ricardo Manzanedo (LW) 8 reb.

Sunnyside Chr. Bickleton 28 FINAL

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Trevor Wagenaar 19, Puterbaugh 0, Haak 3, Alex Brouwer 13, Driesen 0, Hoff 0, Van Wingerden 0, Bosma 9, Brandon Broersma 21, Martin 5, Cervantes 0, Scheenstra 0.
BICKLETON — Cardenas 0, Clinton 2, Strader 0, Burk 0, Justin Roberts 10, Bates 3, M. Powers 3, Underwood 0, Brown 2, N. Powers 8, Lowe 0, T. Roberts 0.

Sunnyside Christian	17	14	18	21	—	70
Bickleton	7	6	11	4	—	28

GIRLS

CBBN 4A District

Richland 53, Davis 34 FINAL

DAVIS — Smith 0, Juarez 3, Alexis Perez 11, Salazar 9, Alvarado 0, Ceja 6, Nunez 0, Fowler 3, Morales 0, Johnson 2.
RICHLAND — Croskrey 6, Catone 7, Hiller 0, Manning 1, Corrigan 5, Brittany Pringle 20, Weitz 4, Duckworth 2, Turner 8.

Davis	11	6	9	8	—	34
Richland	15	14	12	12	—	53

Highlights: Perez (D) 7 reb.; Cierra Juarez (D) 3 stls.

CBBN 3A District

Sunnyside 50, West Valley 44 FINAL

WEST VALLEY — Weber 7, Reyes 8, Faubion 2, Gibson 7, Kinloch 0, Vincent 0, Webb 7, Nathe 0, Paige Albrecht 13.
SUNNYSIDE — Vargas 0, Vanessa Alvarez 12, Fernandez 0, Hernandez 0, Natalia Bazan 10, Perez 8, Rubalcava 4, Palencia 0, Jordan Rodriguez 16, Sanchez 0.

West Valley	10	12	8	14	—	44
Sunnyside	15	10	10	15	—	50

Highlights: Bazan (S) 12 reb.; Selena Rubalcava (S) 6 stls.; Tiana Perez (S) 3 assists.

CWAC

Selah 50, Quincy 36 FINAL

QUINCY — Davis 6, Perez 0, Peterson 8, Hand 0, Snyder 6, Reynolds 0, Horning 3, Reyes 0, Soto 0, Tobin 0, Miranda Talley 13, Blancas 0.
SELAH — Kaelee Wood 14, Adkison 0, Dexter 3, Huckabee 4, Merritt 10, Bersing 6, Hartman 2, Briggs 2, Rath 9.

Quincy	15	7	5	9	—	36
Selah	13	8	16	13	—	50

Prosser 51, Toppenish 37 FINAL

TOPPENISH — Garcia 6, Zuniga 0, Rodriguez 4, Carriedo 0, Tara Bremer 12, Gregory 6, Zick 5, Greene 4, Aguirre 0.
PROSSER — Flores 6, Adams 0, Sydney Mercer 22, Davis 2, Morrow 5, Garza 8, Petersen 8, Durbin 0, Wiley 0.

Toppenish	11	12	7	7	—	37
Prosser	12	12	7	20	—	51

Highlights: Mercer (P) 16 rebs, 4 steals, 3 assts; Petersen (P) 11 rebs, 6 assts, 4 steals.

Ellensburg 41, Grandview 40 FINAL

GRANDVIEW — Lopez 8, Payton Parrish 16, Marissa Caballero 10, Trindad 0, Hall 2, Shafer 4.
ELLENSBURG — Russell 0, N. Gruber 4, Gese Gruber 16, Strom 1, Trew Tucker 12, Moffat 1, Swanson 3, Orcut 4, Malcom 0.

Grandview	8	6	11	15	—	40
Ellensburg	14	6	11	10	—	41

Highlights: G. Gruber (E) 9 reb., 3 blks.

East Valley 43, Wapato 30 FINAL

WAPATO — Gomez 3, Cordova 6, Johnley 0, Gasseling 3, Sosa 2, Nason 3, Sammi Jo Blodgett 13, Castro 0. Totals 12-54 2-4 30.
EAST VALLEY — Betancourth 2, Ross 8, Yasi Mohsenian 11, Garcia-Stubbs 0, Merkle 2, Yates 0, Jamie Hodgson 11, Ward 2, Ramynke 0, Zimmer 7, Anderson 0, Chavis 0. Totals 13-39 12-20 43.

Wapato	9	7	9	5	—	30
East Valley	12	13	8	10	—	43

3-point goals: Wapato 4-21 (Nason 1-2, Gasseling 1-5, Gomez 1-6, Blodgett 1-6), East Valley 5-20 (Mohsenian 3-7, Ross 2-5). Rebounds: Wapato 30 (Cordova 9, Sosa 8), East Valley 43 (Zimmer 10, Mohsenian 9, Hodgson 8, Betancourth 6). Turnovers: Wapato 8, East Valley 13. Total fouls: Wapato 14, East Valley 10. Fouled out: None.

SCAC District

Granger 59, River View 36 FINAL

RIVER VIEW — Sallee 0, Wilhelm 3, Dyer 5, Paul 0, Smith 9, Hess 8, Dickerson 2, Williamson 0, Burnett 9, Roberson 0.
GRANGER — Rodarte 0, Strom 0, Olivares 8, Villa 8, John 4, Lydsay Oswalt 17, Parrish 2, Blodgett 7, Cardenas 0, Fantasia Reyes 13.

River View	13	8	8	7	—	36
Granger	10	20	6	23	—	59

Kiona-Benton 58, Zillah 53 FINAL

ZILLAH — Nelson 3, Winters 8, Patterson 0, Higgenbotham 4, Strump 0, Salcedo 7, Monica Villegas 21, Purdy 7, Ruggles 3.
KIONA-BENTON — Henrich 3, Morgan 0, Torres 8, Vickerman 2, Torp 10, Bailey Schroeder 19, Brown 6, Watts 10, Houghton 0, Schuster 0.

Zillah	18	8	12	15	—	53
Kiona-Benton	10	11	17	20	—	58

Highlights: Taylor Brown (KB) 9 rebs; Bailey Schroeder (KB) 6 rebs, 6 assists; Yesenia Torres (KB) 6 stls.

Connell 59, Goldendale 37 FINAL

GOLDENDALE — Lexi Cameron 14, Graff 8, Keffeler 5, Lewis 4, Hoffman 2, Kartes 2, Montgomery 2, Ladiges 0, Counts 0, Swift 0.
CONNELL — Shelby English 10, Michelle Schultz 10, Hawkins 9, Easterday 9, Tierson 8, M. Booker 7, Thompson 3, K. Booker 2, Boyd 1, Kroontje 0, Riner 0, Whidby 0.

Goldendale	7	11	7	12	—	37
Connell	18	11	9	21	—	59

La Salle 49, Mabton 30 FINAL

MABTON — Rojas 0, Cerrillo 2, McCallum 2, Alyssa Nash 11, Jazzee Sustaita 10, Barajas 3, Zaragoza 0, Rodriguez 0, Villalobos 2.
LA SALLE — E. Avalos 2, Martin 0, K. McGree 5, Andringa 4, Sattler 7, C. McGree 4, Boutillier 0, Deanna Avalos 14, Zeutenhorst 2, Standley 0, Miller 0, Dani Kaschmitter 11.

Mabton	7	9	6	8	—	30
La Salle	12	13	11	13	—	49

Highlights: Kaschmitter 12 rebs.

North Central 2B

Riverside Christian 56, Entiat 43 FINAL

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN — St. Hilaire 0, Lenz 0, Roberts 9, Lenderman 0, L. Carpenter 5, Tori Carpenter 18, Bjur 0, Breezy Byrne 12, Kendra Staymates 12.
ENTIAT — Larsen 11, Southard 13, Rock 0, Parks 2, Buckingham 3, Woolridge 0, Satford 0, Edwardson 4, Sweeringa 4, Davis 6.

Riverside Christian	14	13	14	15	—	56
Entat	17	8	6	12	—	43

Highlights: Tori Carpenter (RC) 13 rebs., Staymates (RC) 9 rebs.

Greater Columbia 1B District

Trout Lk.-Glen. 52, Lyle-Wish. 34 FINAL

TROUT LAKE-GLENWOOD — Cox 0, Mersereau 0, Ashley Sampson 13, Dakota Jones 8, Vogt 6, Scott 5, Baker 4, Hoodenpyl 0, Ozkan 5, Vermeer 2, Huffsmith 9.
LYLE-WISHRAM — Lacock 0, Freemantle 4, Wells 0, McConville 4, Casey 0, Solomon 7, Smith 0, Jocelyn Knowles 12, Doolin 0, Beck 0, Hylton 0.

Lyle-Wishram	9	9	23	11	—	52
Trout Lake-Glenwood	7	10	8	9	—	34

Sunnyside Christian 70, Klickitat 9 FINAL

SUNNYSIDE CHRISTIAN — Haak 8, DeGroot 2, Long 6, Den Hoed 3, Brower 8, Brittany Broersma 10, Marisa Broersma 15, Stormee Van Belle 10, Wavrin 0, Dalrymple 8.
KLICKITAT — Mack 0, Ki. Kessinger 0, Ke. Kessinger 3, Parsons 5, Templeton 0, Quinton 0, Lambert 0, Oldfield 0, Klack

Klickitat	21	19	16	14	—	70
Sunnyside Christian	2	3	3	1	—	9

Highlights: Rita Dalrymple (SC) 8 rebs

Local report: Ellensburg lands five in regional wrestling semifinals

YH-R Sports — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:01:36 +0000

SPOKANE, Wash. — Ellensburg had a Valley-best five quarterfinal winners during the first day of the Class 2A Region IV wrestling tournament on Friday at West Valley High School.

Competition resumes today at 1 p.m. with the top four placers advancing to state.

Othello scored 91 points for the first-day lead ahead of three Great Northern teams — Deer Park, East Valley and Cheney.

Ellensburg tallied 48 points in seventh with Selah one spot back with 46.5 points.

Toppenish had three quarterfinal winners Friday.

Team scores: Othello 91, Deer Park 87, East Valley-Spokane 77, Cheney 73, Quincy 52, Clarkston 51.5, Ellensburg 48, Selah 46.5, West Valley-Spokane 38.5, Toppenish 34.5, Ephrata 29.5, Grandview 29, East Valley-Yakima 24, Pullman 16, Medical Lake 16, Wapato 15, Prosser 8.

Today’s semifinal pairings

106: Aaron Klauder (DP) vs. Gabe Martinez (Q); Anthony Barrera (O) vs. Christian Alejandrez (Q).

113: Zeb Klemke (ML) vs. Sergio Morales (T); A.J. Garza (O) vs. Wyatt Scribner (Ell).

120: Jake Konzal (DP) d. Casey Ourada (EVS); Aaron Guz (Clark) vs. Michael Leonard (DP).

126: Cole Harris (DP) vs. Hunter Pederson (Ch); Lucas Garza (O) vs. Anton King (ML).

132: Alex Rockstrom (EVS) vs. Aaron Arredondo (T); Eric Benton (Clark) vs. Logan Merkle (EVY).

138: Joe Grable (DP) vs. Blake Haberman (Ell); Dakota Mauzay (Ch) vs. Kody Ergeson (Se).

145: Matt Miller (DP) vs. Chance Blackburn (EVS); Isias Jimenez (Q) vs. Kamal Qteishat (Ell).

152: Elias Mason (Ch) vs. Darren Damon (Clark); Braydan Berezay (EVS) vs. Eric Garza (O).

160: Dylan Miller (DP) vs. Antonio Melendez (Q); Matthew Melo (O) vs. Anton Yates (EVY).

170: Brock Beeler (Clark) vs. Ricardo Rodriguez (Wap); Jason Jorgensen (DP) vs. Tyler Coates (Ell).

182: Spencer Rassier (Ch) vs. Perry Simpson (Ell); Stephen Villarreal (O) vs. Zach Goodpaster (Se).

195: Cameron Schlotter (Ch) vs. Kyle Murphy (Clark); Brandon Heide (EVS) vs. Tyrus Kemp (Eph).

220: Kyle White (WVS) vs. Raul Pech (T); CJ Rodriguez (DP) vs. Joey Gomez (O).

285: Alex Hachman (WVS) vs. Bubba Ruiz (O); Ricky Miller (WVS) vs. Martin Torres (Gv).

COLLEGE BASEBALL

Central falls to Monterey in 14

SEASIDE, Calif. — Brady Kincannon had three hits for Central Washington on Friday, but the Wildcats fell to Cal State Monterey Bay 7-6 in 14 innings.

The 3 hour, 40-minute game was the second-longest in CWU history and dropped the Wildcats to 0-3 while CSUMB improved to 4-2.

The teams meet again today for a doubleheader and conclude their series with a single game Sunday.

Central 100 101 020 000 01 — 6 11 3

Monterey 011 200 001 000 02 — 7 18 1

Button, Lotzer (7), Jones (10), Knutson (13) and Sani; Appino, Noack (6), Auker (7), Zosel (8), Paolinetti (11) and White, Olson (9).

CWU highlights: Brady Kincannon 3-7, 2 RBI; Brett Bielec 2-6, RBI.

COLLEGE FASTPITCH

CWU opens with two losses

LAS VEGAS — Central Washington lost its first two games of the season Friday in the MSUB Desert Stinger at Majestic Park.

CWU lost to Sonoma State in the first game 6-3. The Wildcats lost to California Baptist 4-1 in the second game.

Statistics were not available from either game.

The Wildcats face Dixie State and Western New Mexico today, and conclude tournament play Sunday against California State Monterey Bay.

GOLF

Cobleigh earns regional honor

YAKIMA, Wash. — Paul Cobleigh, the head professional at SunTides Golf Course, has been named a 2011 PING regional club fitter of the year.

Cobleigh was recognized for “his commitment to helping golfers of all abilities improve their games through custom fitting,” according to a news release from the company, which pioneered custom fitting nearly 40 years ago.

“Golfers know PING for our leadership in custom fitting, and we are held to a higher standard, so we’re grateful for experts like Paul who demonstrate every day how properly fit equipment leads to lower scores and more fun on the golf course,” John A. Solheim, PING Chairman and CEO said in the same release. “Paul is a consummate professional who combines excellent communication skills with technical expertise, and is a tireless advocate for PING’s fitting philosophy. For all these reasons, he is very deserving of this recognition.”

2011-12 Basketball standings (G)

YH-R Sports — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:00:42 +0000

CBBN (4A/3A)

4A	W	L	W	L
Chiawana	11	1	14	3
Walla Walla	9	3	12	6
Wenatchee	9	3	13	7
Richland	6	6	10	9
Davis	5	7	7	12
Moses Lake	2	10	3	16
Eisenhower	0	12	2	18
3A	W	L	W	L
Kamiakin	14	0	20	0
Eastmont	10	4	15	5
Hanford	8	6	8	11
West Valley	7	7	11	8
Sunnyside	7	7	10	10
Kennewick	6	8	8	12
Southridge	4	10	4	15
Pasco	0	14	0	18

CWAC (2A)

	W	L	W	L
East Valley	17	1	19	1
Wapato	16	2	18	2
Ephrata	13	5	14	6
Prosser	11	7	12	8
Toppenish	10	8	12	8
Ellensburg	8	10	10	10
Grandview	7	11	9	11
Selah	6	12	7	13
Quincy	2	16	2	18
Othello	0	18	0	20

SCAC (1A)

West	W	L	W	L
La Salle	11	1	15	2
Granger	10	2	17	3
Goldendale	7	5	14	5
Zillah	6	6	10	10
Naches Valley	5	7	9	11
Cle Elum	2	10	7	13
Highland	0	12	2	18
East	W	L	W	L
Kiona-Benton	11	1	16	4
Connell	10	2	15	4
River View	7	5	12	8
Mabton	7	5	9	11
Burbank	5	7	6	14
Wahluke	2	10	3	15
Royal	0	12	0	17

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

	W	L	W	L
White Swan	11	0	17	2
Riverside Christian	10	2	15	5
Kittitas	7	5	11	9
Entiat	6	4	10	7
Warden	3	9	6	14
Soap Lake	2	10	5	15
Waterville	1	10	8	11

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

	W	L	W	L
Sunnyside Christian	10	0	19	1
Trout Lake-Glenwood	8	2	13	5
Lyle-Wishram	5	5	5	6
Klickitat	4	6	7	9
Bickleton	3	7	5	9
Yakama Tribal	0	10	0	15

2011-12 Basketball standings (B)

YH-R Sports — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 08:00:03 +0000

CBBN (4A/3A)

4A	W	L	W	L
Davis	12	0	17	2
Richland	9	3	12	8
Chiawana	6	6	10	10
Walla Walla	5	7	8	11
Wenatchee	5	7	7	12
Moses Lake	5	7	7	12
Eisenhower	0	12	1	19
3A	W	L	W	L
Kamiakin	13	1	19	1
Kennewick	12	2	17	2
West Valley	8	6	12	7
Hanford	8	6	11	9
Eastmont	5	9	8	12
Sunnyside	4	10	9	11
Southridge	4	10	6	12
Pasco	2	12	2	18

CWAC (2A)

	W	L	W	L
Toppenish	15	3	16	4
Ellensburg	14	4	16	4
Grandview	14	4	14	6
Wapato	13	5	14	6
Prosser	11	7	11	9
Ephrata	8	10	9	11
Selah	5	13	6	14
Othello	4	14	6	14
Quincy	4	14	5	15
East Valley	2	16	2	18

SCAC (1A)

West	W	L	W	L
Zillah	11	1	1	2
Naches Valley	10	2	18	2
Granger	9	3	16	4
Goldendale	6	6	13	6
La Salle	4	8	8	11
Highland	2	10	5	15
Cle Elum	0	12	2	17
East	W	L	W	L
Kiona-Benton	11	1	16	3
Royal	8	4	11	7
Mabton	7	5	8	12
Burbank	5	7	8	12
River View	5	7	7	13
Connell	4	8	5	14
Wahluke	2	10	5	15

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

	W	L	W	L
White Swan	10	1	17	2
Riverside Christian	10	2	16	4
Warden	8	3	11	8
Kittitas	5	7	8	12
Waterville	3	9	4	15
Entiat	2	8	4	14
Soap Lake	2	10	7	13

GREATER COLUMBIA 1B

	W	L	W	L
Sunnyside Christian	8	0	14	6
Lyle-Wishram	6	2	12	5
Trout Lake-Glenwood	3	5	6	11
Bickleton	2	6	6	11
Yakama Tribal	1	7	4	9

2/9/12 Prep Insider

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 10:01:45 +0000

A preview of all the weekend’s basketball action, highlighted by the CWAC boys and girls regular season titles up for grabs.

Prep basketball: Walker helps lead NV past Mabton

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:30:04 +0000

NACHES VALLEY, Wash. — Cameron Walker’s 18 points led four players in double figures as Naches Valley’s fourth-ranked boys opened the postseason Thursday with a 75-52 win over Mabton in the first round of the SCAC district tournament.

Thane Pierson contributed 17 points, eight rebounds and four assists and Jeremy Gaudette added 15 points, eight rebounds and four assists for the Rangers (19-2).

Naches Valley will take on Kiona-Benton in Saturday’s semifinals at either Wapato High School or Toppenish Middle School.

Josh Sanchez scored a game-high 22 points for Mabton, which will play Goldendale in Saturday’s loser-out round.

ZILLAH 52, BURBANK 40: At Zillah, Wash., Ricky Cuellar tallied 15 points and Robert Slack and Derrell Pascal chipped in 12 apiece for the second-ranked Leopards (19-2).

That sets up a third meeting with rival Granger in Saturday’s semifinals at either Wapato High School or Toppenish Middle School.

GRANGER 58, ROYAL 51: At Royal City, Wash., Andrew Reddout amassed 10 points, six rebounds and six assists and topped 1,000 career points and Brandon Castro led all scorers with 24 points to get within one point of the 1,000 milestone for the eighth-ranked Spartans (17-4).

KIONA-BENTON 46, GOLDENDALE 40: At Benton City, Wash., after scoring just 22 points in the first three periods, the Bears scored 24 in the fourth quarter to pull away.

Brady Conway and Jordan Foley combined for 26 points and 22 rebounds for Goldendale (13-7), which plays Mabton in Saturday’s loser-out round.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

WHITE SWAN 79, ENTIAT 43: At Entiat, Wash., Lawrence Fiander struck for 27 points and five assists and Jonny Zuniga collected 17 points and six assists for the fourth-ranked Cougars (10-1, 17-2), who host the same team Saturday night.

KITTITAS 54, SOAP LAKE 37: At Soap Lake, Wash., Isaac Johnson’s 17 points and Michael Dohrman’s 10 rebounds led the Coyotes to victory in their regular-season finale.

Kittitas (5-7, 8-12) will play Columbia Basin Secondary on Saturday at 1 p.m. at Wahluke for the South’s No. 4 seed to district.

GIRLS

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

WHITE SWAN 60, ENTIAT 50: At Entiat, Wash., Emily Botkins had 15 points and 17 rebounds, Amber Jones had 15 points, and Cayla Jones had 14 points, 10 rebounds, five assists and five steals to lead fourth-ranked White Swan.

The Cougars (11-0, 17-2) will play Entiat again on Saturday at home to finish the regular season.

KITTITAS 60, SOAP LAKE 43: At Soap Lake, Wash., Ashley Hayes had 22 points, Caitlyn Steiner 13, and Tori O’Shaughnessy 10 to help Kittitas close its regular season with a victory.

2/9/12 Prep basketball scoring summaries

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:29:04 +0000

BOYS

SCAC

Naches Valley 75, Mabton 52

MABTON — Luis Ruiz 15, Josh Sanchez 22, Chavez 0, Lopez 0, L. Sanchez 2, An. Gutierrez 7, Espinoza 0, Ad. Gutierrez 0, Diaz 0, Carrasco 0, Galarza 0, Reyna 6.
NACHES VALLEY — Martin 6, Swain 0, Thane Pierson 17, St. Martin 3, Da. Huck 0, Derek Huck 10, Vance 2, E. Cuillier 0, A. Cuillier 0, Cameron Walker 18, Jeremy Gaudette 15, Calaghan 4.

Mabton	14	17	6	15	—	52
Naches Valley	17	25	22	11	—	75

Highlights: Pierson (NV) 8 rebs, 4 assts; Dalton Huck (NV) 7 stls, 5 assts; Walker (NV) 7 rebs, 5 assts; Gaudette (NV) 8 rebs, 4 assts; Jake Calaghan (NV) 7 rebs.

Zillah 52, Burbank 40

BURBANK — McBride 0, Hanshew 2, Idler 2, Lawrence 8, Nathan Roberts 15, Romm 10, Ryckman 3.
ZILLAH — Robert Slack 12, McKay 0, Ames 2, Ricky Cuellar 15, Mengarelli 0, Widner 9, Calhoun 0, Villanueva 2, Derrell Pascal 12, Dunsmore 0.

Burbank	6	7	13	14	—	40
Zillah	6	13	17	16	—	52

Granger 58, Royal 51

GRANGER — Brandon Castro 24, Pacheco 2, Andrade 4, Ochoa 6, Cervantes 4, Andrew Reddout 10, Mendoza 8.
ROYAL — Ramirez 0, Castellon 2, Dixon 1, Lefler 3, Vermeer 18, Montoya 0, Leitz 11, K. Christensen 16.

Granger	14	20	8	16	—	58
Royal	14	9	14	14	—	51

Highlights: Reddout (G) 6 rebs, 6 assts; Frankie Mendoza (G) 4 rebs; Castro (G) 3 stls.

Kiona-Benton 46, Goldendale 40

GOLDENDALE — Golding 2, Denney 0, Casey 5, Flkner 3, Brady Conway 13, Ross 4, Jordan Foley 13.
KIONA-BENTON — A. Cortez 8, T. Cortez 0, Solorazmo 2, Christian Aguilar 16, Gifford 0, Herman 2, Morgan 8, Nick Phillips 10, Christianson 0.

Goldendale	2	6	15	17	—	40
Kiona-Benton	4	12	6	24	—	46

Highlights: Foley (G) 5 stls, 12 rebs; Conway (G) 10 rebs.

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

White Swan 79, Entiat 43

WHITE SWAN — Alex Sampson 11, K. Lewis 9, Lawrence Fiander 27, Jonny Zuniga 17, Price 4, Spencer 0, N. Lewis 8, Aleck 0, Andy 3.
ENTIAT — Frisk 0, Tran 7, Quezava 2, Aarn 0, Arias 8, Murillo 5, Sanford 0, Hughes 2, Jeremy Davis 13, Ramirez 2, Buckingham 4.

White Swan	28	22	19	10	—	79
Entiat	18	10	6	9	—	43

Highlights: Sampson (WS) 7 stls, 7 assts; Nate Lewis (WS) 8 rebs; Zuniga (WS) 6 assts; Kobie Lewis (WS) 6 assts; Fiander (WS) 5 assts.

Kittitas 54, Soap Lake 37

KITTITAS — Leaton 1, Driver 2, Forman 4, McDaniel 8, Guisti 0, Grindrod 4, McIrvin 2, Dohrman 6, Fredere 4, Poole 6, Eslinger 0, Isaac Johnson 17.
SOAP LAKE — Coreas 3, Kapalo 0, Alec King 12, Jason Korneychuck 15, Korhlac 3, Becker 4.

Kittitas	20	10	8	16	—	54
Soap Lake	12	11	8	6	—	37

Highlights: Michael Dohrman (K) 10 rebs; Logan Leaton (K) 3 stls, 4 assts.

GIRLS

NORTH CENTRAL 2B

White Swan 60, Entiat 50

WHITE SWAN — Hawk 2, Clark 0, Swan 4, Scabbyrobe 6, Spencer 0, Cayla Jones 14, Sheppard 4, Amber Jones 15, Emily Botkins 15.
ENTIAT — Larsen 8, Mandy Southard 10, Rock 2, Deserie Parks 11, Sanford 0, Edwardson 7, Swearingen 0, Jaelyn Davis 12.

White Swan	20	10	12	18	—	60
Entiat	7	11	16	16	—	50

Highlights: K. Jones (WS) 10 reb., 5 assts, 5 stls, 2 blks.; Jessica Sheppard (WS) 8 reb., 2 blks.; Emily Botkins (WS) 17 reb.; Dottie Scabbyrobe (WS) 7 reb.

Kittitas 60, Soap Lake 43

KITTITAS — Al. Sabin 0, Kilgore 6, Larsen 1, Caitlyn Steiner 13, Moreno 1, Lawrence 3, Ashley Hayes 22, As. Sabin 4, Tori O’Shaughnessy 10.
SOAP LAKE — Diana Shtyba 13, Piedra 10, D. Ramm 5, A. Calvio 4, Korneychuck 8, Coreas 2, Crane 1.

Kittitas	9	14	15	22	—	60
Soap Lake	6	13	12	12	—	43

YVCC will host regional wrestling

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:26:55 +0000

YAKIMA, Wash. — The best junior college wrestlers from Washington, Oregon and Idaho will descend on Yakima Valley’s Sherar Gym on Saturday for the National Junior College Athletic Association Region 18 tournament.

Action begins at 10 a.m. championship finals are scheduled for 6 p.m.

YVCC, coached by Mike Schmitt and Tito Pimentel, will be represented by 10 competitors including two locals, Konner Hopkins at 133 pounds and Jimmy Wilson at 149. Both are from East Valley.

Other Yaks include Jesse O’Camb at 125, Chris Pena 141, Kolton Palmer at 157, Mikey Ayala at 165, Levi Duvall at 174, Daniel Agao at 197 and Steve Taylor at heavyweight.

Competitors are seeking berths in the NJCAA national championships Feb. 24-25 at Rochester, Minn.

College roundup: Balanced CWU men beat MSU Billings

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:26:00 +0000

BILLINGS, Mont. — With a 57-point second half and six players scoring in double figures, Central Washington stormed to a 99-89 victory over Montana State Billings in GNAC men’s basketball Thursday night.

Jody Johnson and Lacy Haddock had 16 points each and Toussaint Tyler and Jordan Coby had 15 apiece as the Wildcats, who trailed 46-42 at halftime, picked up a big road win against a team above them in the conference standings.

“We shot the ball a lot better in the second half and really cleaned up the rebounding,” said Central coach Greg Sparling.

CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Jody Johnson 4-7 7-9 16; Lacy Haddock 6-10 3-6 16; Toussaint Tyler 4-6 5-9 15; Jordan Coby 5-10 2-4 15; Brandon Magee 5-9 3-4 13; Roby Clyde 5-6 3-3 13; Davis 3-7 1-2 7; Lieser 1-4 0-0 2; Starr 1- 2 0-0 2; Nelson 0-0 0-0 0; Gross 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 34-62 24-37 99.

MONTANA STATE BILLINGS — Antoine Proctor 7-18 15-16 30; Taylor Stevens 4-7 7-7 17; Robert Mayes 4-6 5-6 13; Myaer 3-6 0-0 7; Richards 3-5 0-0 6; Arnold 1-7 4-6 6; Trabing 2-2 0-0 6; Cusworth 1-1 0-0 2; Henning 0-1 2-2 2; Hook 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-53 33-37 89.

Halftime: MS Billings 46, Central Washington 42.

3-point goals: Central Washington 7-14 (Coby 3-7; Tyler 2-3; Johnson 1-1; Haddock 1-1; Gross 0-1; Magee 0-1), MS Billings 6-21 (Trabing 2-2; Stevens 2-5; Myaer 1-4; Proctor 1-6; Arnold 0-4). Fouled out: Clyde, Tyler. Rebounds: Central Washington 34 (Davis 8), MS Billings 30 (Mayes 13). Assists: Central Washington 11 (Haddock 6), MS Billings 17 (Myaer 6). Total fouls: Central Washington 32, MS Billings 25. Technical fouls: MS Billings team.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Montana St. Billings tops CWU

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Bobbi Knudsen scored a career-high 25 points and added five assists, and Montana State Billings topped cold-shooting Central Washington University 61-52 in a GNAC women’s basketball game Thursday at Nicholson Pavilion.

The Yellowjackets (17-8, 9-5) didn’t shoot particularly well themselves at 37.7 percent (23 of 61) but Central (6-14, 3-10) was even worse at 32.2 percent (20 of 62).

MONTANA STATE BILLINGS — Knudsen 10-23 2-2 25, Olson 4-8 1-2 10, Peoples 3-5 2-2 10, Tolman 2-5 1-1 6, DePuydt 2-3 1-2 5, Grimsrud 1-3 0-0 3, Goggins 1-4 0-0 2, Reed 0-1 0-0 0, Stanhope 0-8 0-2 0, Emerson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 23-61 7-11 61.

CENTRAL WASHINGTON — Russell 6-16 0-0 17, Albrecht 5-9 1-2 11, VanDyke 3-10 0-0 7, Dunn 2-11 1-2 5, Valdez 2-5 1-2 5, Burke 1-4 0-0 3, Johnson 1-3 0-0 2, Moser 0-2 2-2 2, Fettig 0-0 0-0 0, Martinez 0-0 0-2 0, Rethwill 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 20-62 5-10 52.

Halftime—Montana State Billings 33, Central Washington 24. 3-Point goals—MSUB 8-22 (Knudsen 3-8, Peoples 2-4, Tolman 1-3, Grimsrud 1-2, Olson 1-2, Stanhope 0-3), Central 7-24 (Russell 5-9, VanDyke 1-6, Burke 1-2, Valdez 0-3, Johnson 0-1, Rethwill 0-2, Dunn 0-1). Fouled out—None. Rebounds—MSUB 40 (Olson 8), Central 43 (Albrecht 10). Assists—MSUB 15 (Tolman 5, Knudsen 5), Central 11 (Valdez 4). Total fouls—MSUB 16, Central 15. A—176.

BASEBALL

Central loses second straight

TURLOCK, Calif. — Justin Manci hit a pair of home runs and drove in three runs, and Eli Davis and Andy Yingling had two RBI apiece in leading Cal State Stanislaus to a 9-4 victory over Central Washington (0-2) in a college baseball game Thursday.

Central Washington 000 001 003 — 4 5 1

Cal St. Stanislaus 103 014 00x — 9 9 4

Long, Davidson (5), Knutson (6), Bushman (8) and Swartz; Lemon, Maltese (7), Baisdon (9) and Turay, Arellano (7). W—Lemon (1-0). L—Long (0-1). HR—CSUS, Justin Manci (2).

RBI—CWU, Matt Herbert. CSUS, Justin Manci 3, Eli Davis 2, Andy Yingling 2, Joe Medeiros, Colt McLaughlin.

2012 Regional wrestling snapshot

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:23:52 +0000

CLASS 4A

At Moses Lake

Saturday, 10 a.m.

TOP THREE TO STATE

Local qualifiers

Davis: Juan Lopez, jr., 113; Romero Ortiz, fr., 113; Jose Belman, jr., 138; Austin Wagner, sr., 145; Jorge Alcala, jr., 152; Tony Lopez, sr., 182; Octavious Tookes, sr., 195.

Eisenhower: Cameron Manjarrez, jr., 106; Marco Gonzalez, sr., 132; Enrique Gudino, sr., 138; Roger Andrade, sr., 145; Humberto Acevedo, sr., 160.

CLASS 3A

At University HS, Spokane

Saturday, 10 a.m.

TOP THREE TO STATE

Local qualifiers

Sunnyside: Jesse Barajas, so., 106; Homer Romero, so., 106; Santos Guerrero, jr., 113; *Jesse Torres, fr., 113; Anthony Chavez, fr., 120; Nathan Gonzalez, sr., 126; Christian Ruiz, jr., 126; Isaac Guerrero, sr., 132; Isidro Ramirez, sr., 138; David Vidales, sr., 145; Omar Cantu, sr., 145; Ramon Hernandez, jr., 152; Sam Romero, jr., 160; Daniel Avalos, so., 182; Josue Pinedo, sr., 195; Austin Carman, so., 220.

West Valley: Lane Bruland, so., 113; Preston Baich, sr., 145; Mark Bradley, so., 160; Robert Koch, jr., 220; Lukas Smith, jr., 220; Colton Gurney, jr., 285; Justin Wilkins, sr., 285.

* — qualified for pigtail.

CLASS 2A

At West Valley HS, Spokane

Today, 4 p.m. Saturday, 1 p.m.

TOP FOUR TO STATE

Local qualifiers

Ellensburg: Wyatt Scribner, so., 113; Dillon Dompier, jr., 126; Allyn Burvee, fr., 132; Blake Haberman, sr., 138; Kamal Qteishat, sr., 145; Austin Lyman, jr., 152; Brian Timme, so., 160; Tyler Coates, sr., 170; Perry Simpson, sr., 182; *Robert Jones, so., 182; Corbin Richardson, jr., 195; Jason Glenn, so., 195; Parker Berman, so., 220; Travis Endreson, jr., 285.

Selah: Kyle Anson, jr., 106; Jason Telles, sr., 120; Edwin Rodriguez, sr., 126; Jon Cruz, sr., 132; Kody Ergeson, jr., 138; Andrew Au, jr., 152; Ethan Smith, jr., 152; *Felipe Duarte, jr., 170; Zach Goodpaster, jr., 182; Joey Rocha, sr., 195; Jay Skeen, jr., 220; Pedro Recondo, jr., 285.

Toppenish: *Daniel Jaurez, fr., 106; Sergio Morales, so., 113; Carlos Hernandez, jr., 113; Steven Martinez, so., 120; Carlos Galvez, jr., 120; David Godinez, so., 126; Aaron Arredondo, sr., 132; Ernesto Martinez, sr., 145; Raul Pech, jr., 220.

Grandview: Fidel Medina, so., 106; Juan Tzib, so., 113; Stevie Rodriguez, so., 120; David Castaneda, so., 126; *Alex Soberanes, so., 132; Joesiah Saunders, so., 138; Eduardo Alcantar, jr., 145; Jorge Valenzuela, jr., 170; Martin Torres, sr., 285.

East Valley: *Austin Mitchell, jr., 113; Logan Merkle, so., 132; Zech Romero, so., 145; *Benji Montano, sr., 145; Anton Yates, jr., 160; Daniel Flores, jr., 170.

Prosser: Wyatt Oswalt, so., 182; *Gustavo Chavez, fr., 195; P.J. Chong, sr., 220; Tyler Renollet, jr., 285.

Wapato: *Daniel Espinoza, so., 120; Ricardo Rodriguez, jr., 170; Jacob Contreras, so., 195.

* — qualified for pigtail.

CLASS 1A

At Zillah

Saturday, 11 a.m.

TOP FOUR TO STATE

Local qualifiers

Zillah: Kasey Johnson, so., 113; Juan Diaz, sr., 120; Fidencio Nicholas, sr., 120; Jessy Gonzales, jr., 126; Angel Rodriguez, sr., 126; Cortez Hernandez, jr., 132; Kody Johnson, so., 132; Sergio Sanchez, sr., 138; Diego Hernandez, fr., 138; Shane McMurray, jr., 145; Jim Myers, jr., 160; Lasaro Ochoa, fr., 182; Luis Ochoa, jr., 182; Jesus Acosta, sr., 195; Alex Diaz, fr., 220; Josh Aho, sr., 285; Jeremiah Atkins, jr., 285.

Granger: Victor Almaguer, fr., 106; Jose Cienfuegos, so., 106; Joshua Salcedo, jr., 113; Ricky Almaguer, so., 113; Adrian Guerrero, jr., 126; Efrain Zaragoza, jr., 138; Abel Morales, jr., 145; Omar Isiordia, sr., 152; Abidan Duarte, jr., 195; Eli Galeno, so., 195; Francisco Munguia, sr., 220.

Naches Valley: Francisco Rodriguez, sr., 120; Zack Moser, sr., 138; Michael Ramsey, sr., 145; Jake Frazier, sr., 152; Tanner Warehime, so., 170; Eli Curtsinger, sr., 220; Gavin Brumley, fr., 285.

Highland: Ronay Tereza, so., 106; David Petersen, fr., 106; Oscar Morales, sr., 113; Andres Tereza, jr., 120; Angel Aguilar, jr., 145; Josue Silva, jr., 170.

Goldendale: Dean Enstad, so., 132; Nolin Bare, sr., 160; Wade Gaston, jr., 160; Braydon Ross, sr., 170; Zack Shattuck, sr., 182; Kurt Wilkins, sr., 195.

Mabton: Vicente Mireles, jr., 126; Fabian Ruiz, sr., 152; Emilio Mireles, sr., 152; Brandan Marquez, so., 160; Eric Huesca, sr., 220.

Cle Elum: Dillon Powell, jr., 132; Connor Briggs, sr., 170; Stuart Stewart, jr., 182; Brian Orndorff, sr., 285.

CLASS 2B

At Kittitas

Today, 4 p.m. Saturday, noon

TOP FIVE TO STATE

Local qualifiers

Kittitas: Paco Marin, fr., 106; Logan Weber, so., 113; Noel Espinoza, jr., 126; Seth Holden, jr., 132; J.D. Gallegos, so., 132; Jon Walling, jr., 138; Tanner Wallace, sr., 152; Nate Sorensen, sr., 220; Nate Brownlee, jr., 220.

White Swan: Arthur Martin, jr., 113; Rodrigo Alvarado, jr., 126; Hugo Barajas, jr., 138; Alvaro Gonzalez, jr., 145; Niko Nanez, jr., 182; Brian Walker, fr., 182; Derrick Nanez, sr., 220.

GIRLS

At Wahluke

Saturday, 11 a.m.

TOP THREE TO STATE

Local qualifiers

Sunnyside: Alondra Quezadas, sr., 106; Lidia Gonzales, sr., 112; Yunuenn Garcia, sr., 118; Dezma Hernandez, sr., 124; Abby Elizonda, jr., 130; Marissa Ornelias, so., 137; Jennifer Garcia, jr., 145; Jessica Cardenas, fr., 170; Sonia Romero, jr., 195.

Mabton: Marien Chavez, sr., 106; Mary Ellen Gutierrez, jr., 112; Jazmin Mendoza, jr., 118; Jesenia Meza, so., 124.

Davis: Jayd Perea, fr., 118; Crystal Cisneros, fr., 137.

Granger: Alejandra Rodriguez, fr., 145; Maria Rivera, so., 155.

Grandview: Marizza Birrueta, fr., 100.

Eisenhower: Isabell Nunez, fr., 100.

Naches Valley: Kourtney Browning, so., 130.

Highland: Victoria Garcia, jr., 124.

Wapato: Izabel Zamora, jr., 145.

2/10/12 Prep hot tickets

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:03:58 +0000

FRIDAY

BASKETBALL: West Valley’s boys host Eastmont in a CBBN 3A district opener at 7 p.m. while the West Valley girls play at Sunnyside at the same time. Both are loser-out games.

In the final CWAC games, East Valley’s girls host Wapato for the league title while Grandview’s boys travel to Ellensburg in a pairing of two of the top three teams.

SATURDAY

BASKETBALL: Davis’ top-ranked boys will host a CBBN 4A district semifinal at 7 p.m. Doors open at 5:30 with tickets set at $6 for adults and $4 for students and seniors.

WRESTLING: Zillah is hosting the 13-team Class 1A Region III tournament with matches set to start at 11 a.m. The top four placers qualifiy for state. Tickets are $8 for adults and $6 for students and seniors.

2/10/12 Prep spotlights

YH-R Sports — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:02:38 +0000

Jordan Rodriguez

Sunnyside basketball, freshman

The Grizzlies’ first-year guard finished the regular season with a team-best 12.4-point scoring average and led the team to a No. 4 seed in the CBBN 3A district tournament.

Will Burgett

Prosser swimming, sophomore

The Valley leader in three individual events, Burgett won the 2A-1A district 100-yard breaststroke, anchored the winning 200 freestyle relay and placed third in the 50 free.

Andres Tereza

Highland wrestling, junior

A third-place state medalist a year ago, Tereza captured his second SCAC West district title at 120 pounds with a 7-5 decision over state-placer Juan Diaz of Zillah.

Brandon Broersma

Sunnyside Christian basketball, junior

The 6-foot-7 post recorded a triple-double with 11 points, 10 rebounds and 12 blocks against Trout Lake-Glenwood and averaged 14.3 points in the regular season.