Final weekend, Jaydia Martin’s reminiscence lane was paved with hardwood.
The previous Hudson’s Bay Excessive Faculty basketball star returned to Cheney for the primary time since transferring from Jap Washington to Sacramento State.
As she has usually this season, Martin set the scoring tempo with 23 factors in a 89-80 loss Saturday. The senior ahead leads the Hornets in scoring at 14.4 factors per sport and is second on the staff with 4.6 rebounds per sport.
Martin, who performed three seasons at Jap Washington, was named Huge Sky Convention freshman of the 12 months in 2021. Final season, she appeared in 33 of 34 video games because the Eagles completed 29-6, received the Huge Sky title and reached the NCAA match.
At Hudson’s Bay, Martin was a two-time Class 2A Larger St. Helens league MVP and led the Eagles to the league title as a senior.
Martin isn’t the one participant from Vancouver in Sacramento State’s beginning lineup. Heritage alumna Katie Peneueta is averaging 8.5 factors and 4.4 rebounds per sport.
A senior, Peneueta returned to Sacramento State after taking part in final season at NC State. She performed in seven video games and, although injured, joined her staff’s run to the Ultimate 4.
Sacramento State is 8-8 this season after ending 6-25 final season.
Listed below are different current notable performances by faculty athletes from Clark County.
Jordan Chiles, UCLA gymnastics — The junior from Prairie helped the Bruins put up the nation’s third-highest rating in profitable a quad meet with Ohio State, Kentucky and Arkansas on Saturday in Oklahoma Metropolis. Chiles scored 9.975 to win the ground train.
Kahlil Singleton, Holy Cross basketball — The sophomore from Fort Vancouver appeared in his sixteenth sport, scoring seven factors in a loss Saturday to Lafayette. Singleton is averaging 22 minutes per sport because the staff’s sixth man and scored 20 factors Dec. 17 in opposition to Quinnipiac.
Kam Osborn, Oregon Tech basketball — The graduate scholar from Prairie helped the Owls enhance to 12-3 with a 78-70 highway win over Multnomah College on Saturday. Osborn, who scored 9 factors, has began all 15 video games and is averaging 12.7 factors.
Keanna Salavea, College of Windfall basketball — The sophomore from Heritage scored 16 factors in a 60-52 loss to Rocky Mountain Faculty on Thursday. Salavea is averaging 18.2 factors and 11.2 rebounds for the Argonauts, who’re 10-5 this season.
Lolo Weatherspoon, Seattle Pacific basketball — The senior from Union made her seventh consecutive begin Saturday in a 78-67 loss to Western Oregon. Weatherspoon is averaging 8.3 factors per sport and scored a career-high 24 factors Dec. 5 in opposition to Simon Fraser.