Gracie Glavin scored a game-high 24 factors, and the Columbia River Rapids women basketball workforce held off a second-half cost by Mark Morris to stay undefeated within the 2A Larger St. Helens League with a 41-37 victory on Friday evening.
Columbia River (7-1, 5-0) led 25-15 on the half, however was held to simply three factors within the third quarter as Mark Morris closed to inside 31-26.
“We made a great run in the third quarter to get it down to three with some timely 3-point shooting and some great defense forcing several turnovers to start the half,” Mark Morris coach Sean Atkins mentioned.
The Monarchs had three possessions after they may have tied or pulled forward however couldn’t recover from the hump.
Kadence Gorans had 11 rebounds and three factors for Mark Morris (3-3, 2-2).
RIDGEFIELD 65, HOCKINSON 28 — Madison Ingham poured in 30 factors because the Spudders beat visiting Hockinson for his or her first win of the season.
Ingham scored 18 of her factors within the first half as Ridgefield had two 23-point quarters.
Abigail Vance added 11 factors and Allie Doman 10 for the Spudders.
Dannika Grant led Hockinson in scoring with 11 factors.
R.A. LONG 63, HUDSON’S BAY 18 — The Lumberjills have been led by Alauna Brown’s 21 factors, three steals and two blocked pictures, whereas Evelyn Ofstun had a double-double of 10 factors and 10 rebounds plus 4 blocks.
Amber Fellows and Shianne Kasinger had seven factors every for Hudson’s Bay.
KING’S WAY CHRISTIAN 64, CASTLE ROCK 28 — Addison Bagley led all scorers with 26 factors to go along with eight rebounds because the Knights received the Trico League matchup at Citadel Rock.
Kate Kesler added 14 factors for King’s Approach. Bridget Quinn had a stable all-round sport with a team-high 16 rebounds to go along with six factors, 9 assists and 4 steals. And Alana Poe contributed seven factors and 4 steals.
COLUMBIA-WHITE SALMON 43, KALAMA 38 — The Bruins have been capable of get out in entrance within the second half to publish the Trico League win over visiting Kalama.
Aubrey Doerty led the Chinooks with 19 factors, eight rebounds, six steals, 4 assists and 4 blocked pictures. Rylie Bromeley added 5 rebounds, 4 blocks and three factors.
