Ethan Harris and Jace VanVoorhis mixed to attain 49 factors to guide the Camas boys basketball staff to a 60-48 win over Union in every staff’s 4A Higher St. Helens League opener Friday.
Led by Harris, who scored 21 of his 31 factors within the second half, the Papermakers turned a three-point halftime lead into an eight level benefit getting into the fourth.
Baskets from VanVoorhis and Cade Washington gave Camas its largest lead, 55-42, with 3 minutes, 37 seconds left within the fourth to place the sport out of attain.
The Papermakers’ protection held Union to a season low in factors scored.
Kody Holcomb had a team-high 19 factors and Pat Howe chipped in 10 factors for the Titans, who led 14-13 after the primary quarter by closing on a 8-1 run.
SKYVIEW 72, BATTLE GROUND 52 — Malakai Weimer scored 23 factors and Ryan Hanson added 21 factors because the Storm earned a house win.
Weimer additionally had 5 rebounds, 5 assists and 5 steals as each he and Hanson performed simply three quarters.
Skyview (9-3, 1-0) outscored the Tigers 26-15 within the second quarter to take a 45-27 lead.
Collin McGowan scored 14 factors and James Gill added 12 factors for Battle Floor (3-9, 0-1).
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HERITAGE 76, EVERGREEN 60 — Tyrell Money scored 17 factors to guide 5 Timberwolves in double-figures at dwelling.
Delorian Holmes scored 15 factors and Brooks Greenwald added 14 factors, together with three 3-pointers.
Richard Burns and Jose Zacarias every tallied 10 factors for Heritage (5-8, 1-1).
The Timberwolves outscored Plainsmen 17-9 within the second quarter to open a 26-16 lead.
Dez Daniel scored 16 factors and CJ Johnson added 15 factors for Evergreen (4-8, 0-1).
MOUNTAIN VIEW 62, KELSO 59 — The Thunder survived a livid fourth-quarter rally by the Hilanders to flee with a house win.
Main 58-37 after three quarters, Mountain View noticed its lead lower to 61-59 inside the ultimate minute.
Kelso (3-10, 0-2) had and last possession and missed two 3-point makes an attempt inside the ultimate 10 seconds.
Mountain View (9-4, 2-0) opened the second half on a 12-0 run to guide 47-22.
PRAIRIE 72, REYNOLDS (Ore.) 44 — Carson Morningstar scored 23 factors and the Falcons obtained a standout defensive effort in a non-league dwelling win.
Ben Nkansah scored 12 factors as 9 completely different gamers scored for Prairie (7-5).
No participant scored greater than 10 factors as Reynolds, a Class 6A faculty in Troutdale, Ore., fell to 4-6.