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SUTHERLIN — The Sutherlin boys basketball team nearly took down No. 1 Henley, but a tip-in by Winston Mueller as time expired gave the Hornets a 66-65 victory Friday.
The Bulldogs held a one-point lead with 10 seconds left as Henley (5-0) forced up a shot that rimmed out. The clock seemingly expired as Mueller tapped the ball in, but one official signaled a made basket, while the other waved it off. After conversing they awarded the points and the win to Henley.
“We played good defense and made them force the shot,” Sutherlin coach Tony Martineau said. “The clock looked like it read zero, but the officials saw it differently.
“But it came down to us going 4-for-8 from the free throw line in the last three minutes,” Martineau continued. “If we make our free throws, were up by five instead of one and we have the win.”
Austin Lesveur led the Hornets, who start three players 6-foot-4 or taller, with 19 points, Mueller had 16 and Mike D’Olivo added 12. Danny Staats, an all-state high-jumper, was held to eight points. The Bulldogs outscored Henley 29-19 in the fourth.
Sutherlin, whose tallest player is 6-3, was led by freshman Bradley Seehawer’s 17 points — including all five of the Bulldogs’ 3-point field goals. Caleb Trowbridge finished with 14, Spencer Hutchings had 12, and Aric Ott had 12 for the Bulldogs (2-2).
HENLEY (66) — Austin Lesveur 19, Mueller 16, D’Olivo 12, Mastroianni 11, Staats 8, Brewster, Chavarria. Totals 27 10-14 66.
SUTHERLIN (65) — Bradley Seehawer 17, Trowbridge 14, Hutchings 12, Ott 12, Reed 4, Atterbury 4, Cowan 2, Arrant. Totals 26 8-15 65.
Henley 9 19 19 19 — 66
Sutherlin 17 17 11 29 — 65
3-Point Shots — Henley 2 (D’Olivo, Mastroianni), Suth 5 (Seehawer). Total Fouls — Henley 20, Suth 15. JV Score — Sutherlin def. Henley.
<b>Roseburg 52
West Albany 29</b>
ALBANY — Roseburg didn’t show shorthanded West Albany any mercy in a 23-point win on Friday. Seven Bulldogs were out for the Class 5A state football championship game on Saturday against Glencoe in Corvallis.
Zach Hancock led a balanced Indian attack with 10 points. Brandon Johnson added nine points, and Brady Whitman and Jake Cavens scored seven each.
“It was a hard game to get up in that we handled them pretty well,” Roseburg coach Craig Stinnett said. “It gave us the opportunity to play a lot of kids and get some minutes for them.”
Roseburg (2-1) outscored West Albany 16-4 in the second quarter to turn the game into a rout. Tino Barreras led the Bulldogs with 10 points.
The Indians return home Tuesday to face Marshfield of Coos Bay.
ROSEBURG (52) — Zach Hancock 10, B. Johnson 9, Whitman 7, Cavens 7, J. Johnson 6, LaBranche 6, Priestley 5, Huff 2, Mendoza, Malone, Stricklin.
WEST ALBANY (29) — Tino Barreras 10, Nova 6, Bayne 4, Newman 3, Boone 2, Lichtenthaler 2, Huey 2, Thomas, Lemerande, Burner, Rucketr, Bunch, Williams, Ruter, Herrera.
Roseburg 14 16 14 8 — 52
West Albany 11 4 7 7 — 29
Compete statistics unavailable
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
South Umpqua 54
Bandon 36</b>
GOLD BEACH — South Umpqua took an early lead and held on in the Lancers’ win over Bandon at the Gold Beach Tournament Friday.
Andrew Nale had 14 points, six assists and four rebounds to lead the Lancers against the Tigers. Kial Blankenship added 13 for S.U. Archie Garrett had 12 to top off Bandon’s scoring.
“I’ll take the win,” S.U. coach Mike Ernest said. “We allowed them to creep back into the game in the second half. It was nothing they did special, we just didn’t execute.”
BANDON (36) — Archie Garrett 12, Gant 11, DeVillers 7, Z. Santos 5, Gag Gant 1, A. Santos, Lemerande, Mack, Larkin, Bennett. Totals 14-38 6-13 36.
SOUTH UMPQUA (54) — Andrew Nale 14, Blankenship 13, Heintz 11, Schoonhoven 5, Grady 5, Matthews 2, McFarland 2, Beberger 1, Jensen 1, Smedley, Matchett. Totals 21-52 7-14 54.
Bandon 5 2 13 16 — 36
S. Umpqua 20 10 9 15 — 54
3-Point Shots — Bandon 2 (Zinger, Garth), SU 5 (Nale 2, Schoonhoven 1, Blankenship 1, Grady 1). Total Fouls — Bandon 13, SU 12. Fouled Out — Beberger. Rebounds — Bandon 18 (Garrett 2, Andy 2, Max 2, Zinger 2), SU 28 (Heintz 6).
<b>Cow Creek Classic
Yoncalla 44</b>
Days Creek 29
RIDDLE — Caleb McDaniel and the Yoncalla boys basketball team overpowered 1A Days Creek, prevailing over the Wolves at the annual Cow Creek Classic Friday.
McDaniel finished with 15 rebounds — 10 of them offensive — to go with 10 points. Heath Ansen also finished with a double-double, posting 10 points, 10 boards for the Eagles (2-1)
“We played great defense in the first half,” Yoncalla coach Bill Shaw said. “Days Creek put a lot of pressure on us and we took care of the ball (12 turnovers), which is a huge turnaround from last year.”
Rusty Dillon had eight assists and six rebounds for the Eagles. Travis Fuller scored 12 points to lead the Wolves.
YONCALLA (44) — Caleb McDaniel 10, Heath Ansen 10, Kopp 9, Arter 9, Dillon 4, Oleson 2, Kingery. Totals 16 7-12 44.
DAYS CREEK (29) — Travis Fuller 12, Hays 6, Zimmerman 4, Freeman 3, Ormond 2, O’Sullivan 2, Johnson, Dunn, Hayter, Dunlap. Totals 12 4-14 29.
Yoncalla 9 11 9 15 — 44
Days Creek 10 3 10 6 — 29
3-Point Shots — Yoncalla 1 (Kopp), DC 1 (Freeman). Total Fouls — Yoncalla 14, DC 14. Rebounds — Yoncalla 40 (McDaniel 15).
<b>UVC 62
Riddle 43</b>
RIDDLE — Ryan Graf scored 18 points to lead the Umpqua Valley Christian boys to a victory over Riddle at the Cow Creek Classic on Friday.
Michael Graham had 13 points and Kyle Monteith added 11, including three 3-point field goals. Brock Goldbeck led the Irish (0-4) with 16 points and Tyler Jasper had 12 rebounds to go with eight points.
“That first quarter did us in,” Russell Hobson said. “But we battled back and got under 10 at one point. It all comes down to that first quarter. They got turnovers and got layins.”
UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN (62) — Ryan Graf 18, Michael Graham 13, Kyle Monteith 11, Chappell 9, Schultz 8, Claughton 4, Stone, Wheeler, Medak, Mit. Graham, Smith, Hill. Totals 20-80 19-31 62.
RIDDLE (43) — Brock Goldbeck 16, Jasper 8, Moreno 5, Doyle 5, Napper 4, Hanson 4, Stratton 1, Pollinger, Pappas, Harris. Totals 17-71 8-14 43.
UVC 26 8 15 13 — 62
Riddle 6 13 10 14 — 43
3-Point Shots — UVC 3 (Monteith 3), Riddle 1 (Hanson). Total Fouls — UVC 15, Riddle 20.
<b>North Douglas 84
Jefferson 65</b>
JEFFERSON — Dustin Andes had is fourth career triple-double in North Douglas’ win over 3A Jefferson Friday.
Andes had 36 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists to lead the Warriors. Tyler Vancil had a double-double with 26 points and 10 rebounds. Jefferson’s Max Londberg scored 25 points, including seven 3-point field goals, for the Lions.
North Douglas shot 33-for-53 (62.3 percent) from the field, and outrebounded Jefferson 35-19.
The Warriors (3-1) host the Glide Wildcats on Friday.
NORTH DOUGLAS (84) — Dustin Andes 36, Tyler Vancil 26, Derrick 9, A. Anderson 7, K. Anderson 6, Harrod, Adams, Creech, Colburn, Peterson. Totals 33-53 13-19 84.
JEFFERSON (65) — Max Londberg 25, Davidson 15, Hochsteier 10, Yoakum 8, Ortiz 5, Dryden 2, Wells, Alexander. Totals 25-58 6-10 65.
N. Douglas 23 20 14 22 — 84
Jefferson 13 13 17 22 — 65
3-Point Shots — N. Douglas 5 (Andes 4, Derrick 1), Jefferson 9 (Londberg 7, Davidson 1, Hochsteier 1). Total Fouls — N. Douglas 16, Jefferson 19. Fouled Out — None. Rebounds — N. Douglas 35 (Andes 12, Vancil 10), Jefferson 19 (Ortiz 7). JV Score — North Douglas def. Jefferson.
<b>GIRLS
North Marion 45
Douglas 34</b>
WINSTON — North Marion defeated the Douglas girls in a non-league game, holding off the Trojans in the second half.
Katy King scored 16 for the Trojans and also had five steals. Stacia Blankenship added seven.
“North Marion is a very good team,” Douglas coach Jason Dickover said. “They were ranked No. 5 in the state in the (Class 4A) coaches’ poll. I was pleased with the team effort, and I saw drastic improvement from Tuesday’s game.”
Douglas (1-3) hosts Pleasant Hill on Tuesday.
NORTH MARION (45) — Ericson 24, Brickley 8, Bizon 5, Silva 4, Mason 4, Snegireu, Johnson, Garinger, Casto, Melcher. Totals 17 10-11 45.
DOUGLAS (34) — Katy King 16, Blankenship 7, Bond 4, Davis 4, Bush 3, Shigley, Cotton. Totals 10 14-19 34.
North Marion 10 16 6 13 — 45
Douglas 7 9 7 11 — 34
3-Point Shots — N. Marion 1 (Bizon). Total Fouls — N. Marion 13, Douglas 14. Fouled Out — None. Rebounds — Douglas 16 (Bush 5).
<b>Henley 55
Sutherlin 37</b>
KLAMATHFALLS — The Sutherlin Bulldogs suffered their first loss at Henley on Friday.
The Hornets forced 36 Sutherlin turnovers. Sierra Patzke was the Hornets’ leading scorer with 19 points. Tess Bennett scored 16 and Sierra Terrel-Perez had 10 for the Bulldogs.
Sutherlin came within six late in the second half but couldn’t overcome Henley’s 19-point fourth quarter.
Sutherlin (3-1) plays at Reedsport on Tuesday.
SUTHERLIN (37) — Tess Bennett 16, Terrel-Perez 10, Hutchings 5, Webber 4, Garcia 2, Evans, Norman, Gilman, Hults, Kostner. Totals 15 7-9 37.
HENLEY (55) — Sierra Patzke 19, Carleton 11, Laugh 8, Matheson 4, Grant 2, Reed 1, Kennedy 10, Webb, Haack, Poetsch. Totals 24 3-11 55.
Sutherlin 6 11 12 8 — 37
Henley 14 14 8 19 — 55
3-Point Shots — Henley 4 (Patzke 3, Carleton 1). Total Fouls — Sutherlin 15, Henley 13. Fouled Out — None. JV Score — Henley 51, Sutherlin 32.
<b>Glendale 53
Jefferson 35</b>
GLENDALE — Gretchen Owens came close to a quadruple-double yet again as she and the 10th-ranked Pirates routed 3A Jefferson in non-league play.
Owens scored 28 points, grabbed 12 boards, had 11 assists and nine steals, and topped it all off with five blocked shots. Ashley Marriott led the team in rebounding with 16, and added 12 points.
“The first quarter we were firing on all cylinders,” said Glendale coach Todd Tate. “In the third and fourth quarters I got to use different looks and put in different players. I love my bench play, it’s rock solid.”
Stephanie Engel led Jefferson with eight points.
Glendale (4-1) plays Chiloquin at the Rogue River Tournament at 5:30 p.m Thursday.
JEFFERSON (35) — Stephanie Engel 8, Looney 7, Barnett 7, Baker 5, Hammond 2, Gydesen 2, Grizzel 2, Goff 2, Bronk, Moreland, Grubb. Totals 12 10-12 35.
GLENDALE (53) — Gretchen Owens 28, Ashley Marriott 12, Phelps 4, Prock 4, Brown 2, Lovelady 2, Lovemark 1, Henry, Solomon. Totals 23 6-10 53.
Jefferson 9 4 10 12 — 35
Glendale 18 8 14 13 — 53
3-Point Shots — Jefferson 1 (Baker), Glendale 1 (Owens). Total Fouls — Jefferson 12, Glendale 13. Fouled Out — none. Rebounds — Jefferson 11 (Looney 4); Glendale 46 (Marriott 16, Owens 12, Phelps 11). JV Score — Jefferson beat Glendale.
<b>Harrisburg Invitational
Harrisburg 65
Reedsport 30</b>
HARRISBURG — Leah Hoover had nine points and Hannah Smith six against Harrisburg, but Erica Traw had a game-high 17 points for the Eagles in their victory over the Braves at the Harrisburg Invitational.
The Eagles took control in the second quarter, outscoring the Braves 18-6 to pull away. Reedsport hit just 9-of-21 free throw attempts in the contest.
REEDSPORT (30) — Leah Hoover 9, Hannah Smith 6, Moore 5, McLain 4, Ekelund 3, Hitchcock 2, Palmer 1, James, Fraley. Totals 10 9-21 30.
HARRISBURG (65) — Erica Traw 17, Francolancia 10, J. Brown 13, Croucher 10, Elmblade 5, A. Bowers 2, Kropf 2, L. Bowers 2, Grimes 2, McGowan 2, B. Brown. Totals 29 5-8 65.
Reedsport 10 6 11 3 — 30
Harrisburg 17 18 17 13 — 65
3-Point Shots — Reedsport 1 (Hoover), Harrisburg 2 (Francolancia). Total Fouls — Reedsport 13, Harrisburg 19.
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
Santiam 65
South Umpqua 39</b>
GOLD BEACH — Ashley Walczak scored 29 points — ten points less than South Umpqua scored as a team — to lead Santiam past the Lancers in the second game of the day for S.U. at the Pacific Rim Tournament.
Triana Crane scored 14 points with a pair of 3-pointers to lead the Lancers, who trailed 27-7 after one quarter. South Umpqua was limited to 9-of-18 shooting from the free throw line.
SANTIAM (65) — Ashley Walczak 29, Halemeier 10, Hoober 9, A. Flores 7, Wellsandt 5, Stewart 5, Stair, Thompson, Sloan, C. Flores. Totals 25 12-18 65.
SOUTH UMPQUA (39) — Triana Crane 14, Falk 6, Moser 5, Duffy 5, Stevenson 4, Church 3, Blomberg 2, Bice. Totals 14 9-18 39.
Santiam 27 15 19 4 — 65
South Umpqua 7 9 10 13 — 39
3-Point Shots — San. 3 (Walczak 3), S. Umpqua 2 (Crane 2). Total Fouls — San. 14, S. Umpqua 13. Fouled Out — Halemeier.
<b>South Umpqua 55
Bandon 40</b>
GOLD BEACH — Tessa Falk’s 13 points, along with an 11-point performance from Hannah Moser and Jenny Stevenson, lifted the Lancers to a victory over Bandon in their first tournament game of the day on Friday.
South Umpqua led 23-20 at halftime before outscoring the Tigers 19-9 in the third quarter to pull away. Julie Baker and Becky Butler each scored eight points to lead Bandon.
BANDON (40) — Julie Baker 8, Becky Butler 8, Jennifer Torres 8, Valentine 6, Garrett 2, M. Torres 2, Berry 2, Smith 2, Haueter. Totals 15 10-24 40.
SOUTH UMPQUA (55) — Tessa Falk 13, Moser 11, Stevenson 11, Duffy 7, Crane 6, Church 5, Bice 1, Lockwood 1, Wittmore, Blomberg. Totals 20 13-23 55.
Bandon 11 9 9 11 — 40
South Umpqua 10 13 19 13 — 55
3-Point Shots — S. Umpqua 2 (Moser, Crane). Total Fouls — Ban 17, S. Umpqua 19. Fouled Out — None.
<b>Cow Creek Classic
UVC 55
Riddle 39</b>
RIDDLE — Umpqua Valley Christian was led by Ashley Prentice-Free’s 20 points as the Monarchs wore down Riddle in a victory on the first day of the Cow Creek Classic.
Ashley Pittam added 12 points and Allyssa Robinson had 11 rebounds for UVC (2-2).
“We just wore them down,” UVC coach Mike Zerbach said. “We kept pushing the ball on offense and pressing them on defense. Finally, we took over the game in the fourth.”
Sam Cushing scored a team-high 11 points for the Irish.
UVC (55) — Ashley Prentice-Free 20, Ashley Pittum 12, Zerbach 9, Harding 8, Robinson 4, Bentley 2, Hawkins. Totals 21-59 9-20 55.
RIDDLE (39) — Sam Cushing 11, Hanson 9, Stratton 8, Killey 3, Parker 3, Ramsey 2, Yackamouih 2, Maurer 1, Reikeman, Godney, Nelson, Rogers. Totals 15-51 8-24 39.
UVC 10 10 14 21 — 55
Riddle 10 9 8 12 — 39
3-Point Shots — UVC 4 (Zerbach 2, Robinson 1, Prentice-Free 1), Riddle 1 (Stratton). Total Fouls — UVC 21, Riddle 20. Fouled Out — Zerbach, Reikeman.
<b>Days Creek 42
Yoncalla 34</b>
RIDDLE — Julia Kehoe led all scorers with 13 points and Allison Eichmann added 12 for the Wolves, who trailed 16-11 after one quarter. The Eagles, however, were held to single-digit scoring the rest of the way.
Heather McDonald scored 12 points and Amanda Thorp chipped in eight for the Eagles, who dropped into the tournament’s third-place game.
YONCALLA (34) — Heather McDonald 12, Thorp 8, Simmons 6, Reynolds 4, Hoefliger 2, Giplin 2, Scott, Stroud, Lyons.
DAYS CREEK (42) — Julia Kehoe 13, Eichmann 12, Rogers 7, Watkins 6, Walters 2, Ramos 2, Edeman, Stanfill.
Yoncalla 16 8 4 6 — 34
Days Creek 11 12 12 7 — 42
No other statistics available
The Bulldogs held a one-point lead with 10 seconds left as Henley (5-0) forced up a shot that rimmed out. The clock seemingly expired as Mueller tapped the ball in, but one official signaled a made basket, while the other waved it off. After conversing they awarded the points and the win to Henley.
“We played good defense and made them force the shot,” Sutherlin coach Tony Martineau said. “The clock looked like it read zero, but the officials saw it differently.
“But it came down to us going 4-for-8 from the free throw line in the last three minutes,” Martineau continued. “If we make our free throws, were up by five instead of one and we have the win.”
Austin Lesveur led the Hornets, who start three players 6-foot-4 or taller, with 19 points, Mueller had 16 and Mike D’Olivo added 12. Danny Staats, an all-state high-jumper, was held to eight points. The Bulldogs outscored Henley 29-19 in the fourth.
Sutherlin, whose tallest player is 6-3, was led by freshman Bradley Seehawer’s 17 points — including all five of the Bulldogs’ 3-point field goals. Caleb Trowbridge finished with 14, Spencer Hutchings had 12, and Aric Ott had 12 for the Bulldogs (2-2).
HENLEY (66) — Austin Lesveur 19, Mueller 16, D’Olivo 12, Mastroianni 11, Staats 8, Brewster, Chavarria. Totals 27 10-14 66.
SUTHERLIN (65) — Bradley Seehawer 17, Trowbridge 14, Hutchings 12, Ott 12, Reed 4, Atterbury 4, Cowan 2, Arrant. Totals 26 8-15 65.
Henley 9 19 19 19 — 66
Sutherlin 17 17 11 29 — 65
3-Point Shots — Henley 2 (D’Olivo, Mastroianni), Suth 5 (Seehawer). Total Fouls — Henley 20, Suth 15. JV Score — Sutherlin def. Henley.
<b>Roseburg 52
West Albany 29</b>
ALBANY — Roseburg didn’t show shorthanded West Albany any mercy in a 23-point win on Friday. Seven Bulldogs were out for the Class 5A state football championship game on Saturday against Glencoe in Corvallis.
Zach Hancock led a balanced Indian attack with 10 points. Brandon Johnson added nine points, and Brady Whitman and Jake Cavens scored seven each.
“It was a hard game to get up in that we handled them pretty well,” Roseburg coach Craig Stinnett said. “It gave us the opportunity to play a lot of kids and get some minutes for them.”
Roseburg (2-1) outscored West Albany 16-4 in the second quarter to turn the game into a rout. Tino Barreras led the Bulldogs with 10 points.
The Indians return home Tuesday to face Marshfield of Coos Bay.
ROSEBURG (52) — Zach Hancock 10, B. Johnson 9, Whitman 7, Cavens 7, J. Johnson 6, LaBranche 6, Priestley 5, Huff 2, Mendoza, Malone, Stricklin.
WEST ALBANY (29) — Tino Barreras 10, Nova 6, Bayne 4, Newman 3, Boone 2, Lichtenthaler 2, Huey 2, Thomas, Lemerande, Burner, Rucketr, Bunch, Williams, Ruter, Herrera.
Roseburg 14 16 14 8 — 52
West Albany 11 4 7 7 — 29
Compete statistics unavailable
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
South Umpqua 54
Bandon 36</b>
GOLD BEACH — South Umpqua took an early lead and held on in the Lancers’ win over Bandon at the Gold Beach Tournament Friday.
Andrew Nale had 14 points, six assists and four rebounds to lead the Lancers against the Tigers. Kial Blankenship added 13 for S.U. Archie Garrett had 12 to top off Bandon’s scoring.
“I’ll take the win,” S.U. coach Mike Ernest said. “We allowed them to creep back into the game in the second half. It was nothing they did special, we just didn’t execute.”
BANDON (36) — Archie Garrett 12, Gant 11, DeVillers 7, Z. Santos 5, Gag Gant 1, A. Santos, Lemerande, Mack, Larkin, Bennett. Totals 14-38 6-13 36.
SOUTH UMPQUA (54) — Andrew Nale 14, Blankenship 13, Heintz 11, Schoonhoven 5, Grady 5, Matthews 2, McFarland 2, Beberger 1, Jensen 1, Smedley, Matchett. Totals 21-52 7-14 54.
Bandon 5 2 13 16 — 36
S. Umpqua 20 10 9 15 — 54
3-Point Shots — Bandon 2 (Zinger, Garth), SU 5 (Nale 2, Schoonhoven 1, Blankenship 1, Grady 1). Total Fouls — Bandon 13, SU 12. Fouled Out — Beberger. Rebounds — Bandon 18 (Garrett 2, Andy 2, Max 2, Zinger 2), SU 28 (Heintz 6).
<b>Cow Creek Classic
Yoncalla 44</b>
Days Creek 29
RIDDLE — Caleb McDaniel and the Yoncalla boys basketball team overpowered 1A Days Creek, prevailing over the Wolves at the annual Cow Creek Classic Friday.
McDaniel finished with 15 rebounds — 10 of them offensive — to go with 10 points. Heath Ansen also finished with a double-double, posting 10 points, 10 boards for the Eagles (2-1)
“We played great defense in the first half,” Yoncalla coach Bill Shaw said. “Days Creek put a lot of pressure on us and we took care of the ball (12 turnovers), which is a huge turnaround from last year.”
Rusty Dillon had eight assists and six rebounds for the Eagles. Travis Fuller scored 12 points to lead the Wolves.
YONCALLA (44) — Caleb McDaniel 10, Heath Ansen 10, Kopp 9, Arter 9, Dillon 4, Oleson 2, Kingery. Totals 16 7-12 44.
DAYS CREEK (29) — Travis Fuller 12, Hays 6, Zimmerman 4, Freeman 3, Ormond 2, O’Sullivan 2, Johnson, Dunn, Hayter, Dunlap. Totals 12 4-14 29.
Yoncalla 9 11 9 15 — 44
Days Creek 10 3 10 6 — 29
3-Point Shots — Yoncalla 1 (Kopp), DC 1 (Freeman). Total Fouls — Yoncalla 14, DC 14. Rebounds — Yoncalla 40 (McDaniel 15).
<b>UVC 62
Riddle 43</b>
RIDDLE — Ryan Graf scored 18 points to lead the Umpqua Valley Christian boys to a victory over Riddle at the Cow Creek Classic on Friday.
Michael Graham had 13 points and Kyle Monteith added 11, including three 3-point field goals. Brock Goldbeck led the Irish (0-4) with 16 points and Tyler Jasper had 12 rebounds to go with eight points.
“That first quarter did us in,” Russell Hobson said. “But we battled back and got under 10 at one point. It all comes down to that first quarter. They got turnovers and got layins.”
UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN (62) — Ryan Graf 18, Michael Graham 13, Kyle Monteith 11, Chappell 9, Schultz 8, Claughton 4, Stone, Wheeler, Medak, Mit. Graham, Smith, Hill. Totals 20-80 19-31 62.
RIDDLE (43) — Brock Goldbeck 16, Jasper 8, Moreno 5, Doyle 5, Napper 4, Hanson 4, Stratton 1, Pollinger, Pappas, Harris. Totals 17-71 8-14 43.
UVC 26 8 15 13 — 62
Riddle 6 13 10 14 — 43
3-Point Shots — UVC 3 (Monteith 3), Riddle 1 (Hanson). Total Fouls — UVC 15, Riddle 20.
<b>North Douglas 84
Jefferson 65</b>
JEFFERSON — Dustin Andes had is fourth career triple-double in North Douglas’ win over 3A Jefferson Friday.
Andes had 36 points, 12 rebounds and 11 assists to lead the Warriors. Tyler Vancil had a double-double with 26 points and 10 rebounds. Jefferson’s Max Londberg scored 25 points, including seven 3-point field goals, for the Lions.
North Douglas shot 33-for-53 (62.3 percent) from the field, and outrebounded Jefferson 35-19.
The Warriors (3-1) host the Glide Wildcats on Friday.
NORTH DOUGLAS (84) — Dustin Andes 36, Tyler Vancil 26, Derrick 9, A. Anderson 7, K. Anderson 6, Harrod, Adams, Creech, Colburn, Peterson. Totals 33-53 13-19 84.
JEFFERSON (65) — Max Londberg 25, Davidson 15, Hochsteier 10, Yoakum 8, Ortiz 5, Dryden 2, Wells, Alexander. Totals 25-58 6-10 65.
N. Douglas 23 20 14 22 — 84
Jefferson 13 13 17 22 — 65
3-Point Shots — N. Douglas 5 (Andes 4, Derrick 1), Jefferson 9 (Londberg 7, Davidson 1, Hochsteier 1). Total Fouls — N. Douglas 16, Jefferson 19. Fouled Out — None. Rebounds — N. Douglas 35 (Andes 12, Vancil 10), Jefferson 19 (Ortiz 7). JV Score — North Douglas def. Jefferson.
<b>GIRLS
North Marion 45
Douglas 34</b>
WINSTON — North Marion defeated the Douglas girls in a non-league game, holding off the Trojans in the second half.
Katy King scored 16 for the Trojans and also had five steals. Stacia Blankenship added seven.
“North Marion is a very good team,” Douglas coach Jason Dickover said. “They were ranked No. 5 in the state in the (Class 4A) coaches’ poll. I was pleased with the team effort, and I saw drastic improvement from Tuesday’s game.”
Douglas (1-3) hosts Pleasant Hill on Tuesday.
NORTH MARION (45) — Ericson 24, Brickley 8, Bizon 5, Silva 4, Mason 4, Snegireu, Johnson, Garinger, Casto, Melcher. Totals 17 10-11 45.
DOUGLAS (34) — Katy King 16, Blankenship 7, Bond 4, Davis 4, Bush 3, Shigley, Cotton. Totals 10 14-19 34.
North Marion 10 16 6 13 — 45
Douglas 7 9 7 11 — 34
3-Point Shots — N. Marion 1 (Bizon). Total Fouls — N. Marion 13, Douglas 14. Fouled Out — None. Rebounds — Douglas 16 (Bush 5).
<b>Henley 55
Sutherlin 37</b>
KLAMATHFALLS — The Sutherlin Bulldogs suffered their first loss at Henley on Friday.
The Hornets forced 36 Sutherlin turnovers. Sierra Patzke was the Hornets’ leading scorer with 19 points. Tess Bennett scored 16 and Sierra Terrel-Perez had 10 for the Bulldogs.
Sutherlin came within six late in the second half but couldn’t overcome Henley’s 19-point fourth quarter.
Sutherlin (3-1) plays at Reedsport on Tuesday.
SUTHERLIN (37) — Tess Bennett 16, Terrel-Perez 10, Hutchings 5, Webber 4, Garcia 2, Evans, Norman, Gilman, Hults, Kostner. Totals 15 7-9 37.
HENLEY (55) — Sierra Patzke 19, Carleton 11, Laugh 8, Matheson 4, Grant 2, Reed 1, Kennedy 10, Webb, Haack, Poetsch. Totals 24 3-11 55.
Sutherlin 6 11 12 8 — 37
Henley 14 14 8 19 — 55
3-Point Shots — Henley 4 (Patzke 3, Carleton 1). Total Fouls — Sutherlin 15, Henley 13. Fouled Out — None. JV Score — Henley 51, Sutherlin 32.
<b>Glendale 53
Jefferson 35</b>
GLENDALE — Gretchen Owens came close to a quadruple-double yet again as she and the 10th-ranked Pirates routed 3A Jefferson in non-league play.
Owens scored 28 points, grabbed 12 boards, had 11 assists and nine steals, and topped it all off with five blocked shots. Ashley Marriott led the team in rebounding with 16, and added 12 points.
“The first quarter we were firing on all cylinders,” said Glendale coach Todd Tate. “In the third and fourth quarters I got to use different looks and put in different players. I love my bench play, it’s rock solid.”
Stephanie Engel led Jefferson with eight points.
Glendale (4-1) plays Chiloquin at the Rogue River Tournament at 5:30 p.m Thursday.
JEFFERSON (35) — Stephanie Engel 8, Looney 7, Barnett 7, Baker 5, Hammond 2, Gydesen 2, Grizzel 2, Goff 2, Bronk, Moreland, Grubb. Totals 12 10-12 35.
GLENDALE (53) — Gretchen Owens 28, Ashley Marriott 12, Phelps 4, Prock 4, Brown 2, Lovelady 2, Lovemark 1, Henry, Solomon. Totals 23 6-10 53.
Jefferson 9 4 10 12 — 35
Glendale 18 8 14 13 — 53
3-Point Shots — Jefferson 1 (Baker), Glendale 1 (Owens). Total Fouls — Jefferson 12, Glendale 13. Fouled Out — none. Rebounds — Jefferson 11 (Looney 4); Glendale 46 (Marriott 16, Owens 12, Phelps 11). JV Score — Jefferson beat Glendale.
<b>Harrisburg Invitational
Harrisburg 65
Reedsport 30</b>
HARRISBURG — Leah Hoover had nine points and Hannah Smith six against Harrisburg, but Erica Traw had a game-high 17 points for the Eagles in their victory over the Braves at the Harrisburg Invitational.
The Eagles took control in the second quarter, outscoring the Braves 18-6 to pull away. Reedsport hit just 9-of-21 free throw attempts in the contest.
REEDSPORT (30) — Leah Hoover 9, Hannah Smith 6, Moore 5, McLain 4, Ekelund 3, Hitchcock 2, Palmer 1, James, Fraley. Totals 10 9-21 30.
HARRISBURG (65) — Erica Traw 17, Francolancia 10, J. Brown 13, Croucher 10, Elmblade 5, A. Bowers 2, Kropf 2, L. Bowers 2, Grimes 2, McGowan 2, B. Brown. Totals 29 5-8 65.
Reedsport 10 6 11 3 — 30
Harrisburg 17 18 17 13 — 65
3-Point Shots — Reedsport 1 (Hoover), Harrisburg 2 (Francolancia). Total Fouls — Reedsport 13, Harrisburg 19.
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
Santiam 65
South Umpqua 39</b>
GOLD BEACH — Ashley Walczak scored 29 points — ten points less than South Umpqua scored as a team — to lead Santiam past the Lancers in the second game of the day for S.U. at the Pacific Rim Tournament.
Triana Crane scored 14 points with a pair of 3-pointers to lead the Lancers, who trailed 27-7 after one quarter. South Umpqua was limited to 9-of-18 shooting from the free throw line.
SANTIAM (65) — Ashley Walczak 29, Halemeier 10, Hoober 9, A. Flores 7, Wellsandt 5, Stewart 5, Stair, Thompson, Sloan, C. Flores. Totals 25 12-18 65.
SOUTH UMPQUA (39) — Triana Crane 14, Falk 6, Moser 5, Duffy 5, Stevenson 4, Church 3, Blomberg 2, Bice. Totals 14 9-18 39.
Santiam 27 15 19 4 — 65
South Umpqua 7 9 10 13 — 39
3-Point Shots — San. 3 (Walczak 3), S. Umpqua 2 (Crane 2). Total Fouls — San. 14, S. Umpqua 13. Fouled Out — Halemeier.
<b>South Umpqua 55
Bandon 40</b>
GOLD BEACH — Tessa Falk’s 13 points, along with an 11-point performance from Hannah Moser and Jenny Stevenson, lifted the Lancers to a victory over Bandon in their first tournament game of the day on Friday.
South Umpqua led 23-20 at halftime before outscoring the Tigers 19-9 in the third quarter to pull away. Julie Baker and Becky Butler each scored eight points to lead Bandon.
BANDON (40) — Julie Baker 8, Becky Butler 8, Jennifer Torres 8, Valentine 6, Garrett 2, M. Torres 2, Berry 2, Smith 2, Haueter. Totals 15 10-24 40.
SOUTH UMPQUA (55) — Tessa Falk 13, Moser 11, Stevenson 11, Duffy 7, Crane 6, Church 5, Bice 1, Lockwood 1, Wittmore, Blomberg. Totals 20 13-23 55.
Bandon 11 9 9 11 — 40
South Umpqua 10 13 19 13 — 55
3-Point Shots — S. Umpqua 2 (Moser, Crane). Total Fouls — Ban 17, S. Umpqua 19. Fouled Out — None.
<b>Cow Creek Classic
UVC 55
Riddle 39</b>
RIDDLE — Umpqua Valley Christian was led by Ashley Prentice-Free’s 20 points as the Monarchs wore down Riddle in a victory on the first day of the Cow Creek Classic.
Ashley Pittam added 12 points and Allyssa Robinson had 11 rebounds for UVC (2-2).
“We just wore them down,” UVC coach Mike Zerbach said. “We kept pushing the ball on offense and pressing them on defense. Finally, we took over the game in the fourth.”
Sam Cushing scored a team-high 11 points for the Irish.
UVC (55) — Ashley Prentice-Free 20, Ashley Pittum 12, Zerbach 9, Harding 8, Robinson 4, Bentley 2, Hawkins. Totals 21-59 9-20 55.
RIDDLE (39) — Sam Cushing 11, Hanson 9, Stratton 8, Killey 3, Parker 3, Ramsey 2, Yackamouih 2, Maurer 1, Reikeman, Godney, Nelson, Rogers. Totals 15-51 8-24 39.
UVC 10 10 14 21 — 55
Riddle 10 9 8 12 — 39
3-Point Shots — UVC 4 (Zerbach 2, Robinson 1, Prentice-Free 1), Riddle 1 (Stratton). Total Fouls — UVC 21, Riddle 20. Fouled Out — Zerbach, Reikeman.
<b>Days Creek 42
Yoncalla 34</b>
RIDDLE — Julia Kehoe led all scorers with 13 points and Allison Eichmann added 12 for the Wolves, who trailed 16-11 after one quarter. The Eagles, however, were held to single-digit scoring the rest of the way.
Heather McDonald scored 12 points and Amanda Thorp chipped in eight for the Eagles, who dropped into the tournament’s third-place game.
YONCALLA (34) — Heather McDonald 12, Thorp 8, Simmons 6, Reynolds 4, Hoefliger 2, Giplin 2, Scott, Stroud, Lyons.
DAYS CREEK (42) — Julia Kehoe 13, Eichmann 12, Rogers 7, Watkins 6, Walters 2, Ramos 2, Edeman, Stanfill.
Yoncalla 16 8 4 6 — 34
Days Creek 11 12 12 7 — 42
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