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Yoncalla’s Caleb McDaniel (32) drives the lane as Umpqua ValleyChristian’s Michael Graham (10) and Zack Medak (13) defend during Saturday’s Cow Creek Classic boys championship game at Riddle High School. The Eagles won, 36-35.
RIDDLE — Thanks to a fortuitous bounce the Yoncalla boys basketball team came back to defeat Umpqua Valley Christian 36-35 in the closing seconds of the championship game at the Cow Creek Classic.
As time wound down, Caleb McDaniel gathered an offensive board and got the putback, producing the margin of victory for the Eagles (3-1) — who compiled 50 rebounds as a team.
McDaniel and Heath Anson each ripped down 16 rebounds and Kyle Arter added 10. McDaniel also had a game-high 13 points.
“It was a tough game,” UVC coach Jeff Fusco said. “Hard fought with a lot of lead changes. They just hit the big shot in the end.”
Levi Chappell led the Monarchs with 11 points and Michael Graham had 10.
McDaniel was named to the all-tournament team as well as UVC’s Ryan Graf, Days Creek’s Tyler Hays and Travis Fuller, and Riddle’s Brock Goldbeck.
YONCALLA (36) — Caleb McDaniel 13, Rusty Dillon 9, Kopp 8, Anson 4, Arter 2, Oleson, Kingery. Totals 15-59 1-5 36.
UVC (35) — Levi Chappell 11, Michael Graham 10, Monteith 6, Graf 5, Schultz 3, Hill, Smith, Medak. Totals 12-42 6-8 35.
Yoncalla 9 8 8 11 — 36
UVC 11 5 7 12 — 35
3-Point Shots — Yon 5 (Dillon 3, Kopp 2), UVC 5 (Monteith 2, Graham 2, Schultz 1). Total Fouls — Yon 13, UVC 10. Fouled Out — McDaniel.
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
South Umpqua 59
St. Mary’s 49</b>
GOLD BEACH — South Umpqua capped a busy stretch of three games in two days with a win over Class 2A power St. Mary’s on Saturday night that clinched the tournament championship.
Lancer Andrew Nale was named tournament MVP after averaging 18.3 points per game, including 18 in the nightcap. Kial Blankenship added 15 and Kevin Heintz nine for South Umpqua (4-2).
Max O’Sullivan led St. Mary’s with 18 points.
SOUTH UMPQUA (59) — Andrew Nale 18, Blankenship 15, Heintz 10, Beberger 9, Grady 4, Smedley 2, Matthews 1, Schoonhoven, Jensen, McFarland. Totals 21-47 13-18 59.
ST. MARY’S (49) — O’Sullivan 18, Larson 15, Watson 4, Gross 4, Street 3, Gambee 3, Boggess 1, Tomlinson 1, Grant, Harper. Totals 20-50 9-14 49.
S. Umpqua 14 17 17 11 — 59
St. Mary’s 10 15 12 12 — 49
3-Point Shots — SU 5 (Nale 2, Blankenship 3). Total Fouls — SU 18, SM 15. Fouled Out — Beberger. Rebounds — SU 24 (Heintz 8), SM 22 (Larson 6).
<b>South Umpqua 59
Gold Beach 55</b>
GOLD BEACH — South Umpqua held off a furious fourth-quarter rally by Gold Beach, using Andrew Nale’s 23 points to prevail Saturday afternoon.
Nale connected on three 3-pointers and Jake Grady added 14 points for the Lancers. All but one Gold Beach players scored for the Panthers, who outscored S.U. by 15 in the fourth quarter.
SOUTH UMPQUA (59) — Andrew Nale 23, Jake Grady 14, Blankenship 6, Smedley 5, Jensen 5, Heintz 4, Beberger 2, McFarland, Schoonhoven. Totals 21-55 13-16 59.
GOLD BEACH (55) — Hugo Treinen 9, Logan Hockema 8, Knox 6, McDonald 6, Smith 6, Burdett 5, Golay 4, Tams 4, B. Martin 3, Wegner 2, Young 2, T. Martin. Totals 22-39 3-12 55.
South Umpqua 15 23 15 6 — 59
Gold Beach 14 11 9 21 — 55
3-Point Shots — SU 3 (Nale 3, Grady 1), GB 8 (Treinen 3, Knox 2, McDonald 2, B. Martin 1). Total Fouls — SU 12, GB 17. Fouled Out — none. Rebounds — SU 24 (McFarland 4, Beberger, Smedley); GB 18 (Hockema 6).
<b>Sutherlin 64
Glide 40</b>
SUTHERLIN — A night after losing on a last-second shot to Henley, Sutherlin rebounded by beating Glide.
The Bulldogs (3-2) used a 23-9 spurt in the second quarter to take control of the game. Freshman Bradley Seehawer scored 16 points and Aric Ott and Spencer Hutchings added 10 apiece.
“It took us a while to figure out how to play against their zone,” Sutherlin coach Josh Grotting said. “We didn’t have the same intensity as last night and missed a few jumpers early.”
Elliott Standish had a game-high 17 points for Glide (1-5).
GLIDE (40) — Elliott Standish 17, Clark 8, Hopkins 5, Bonnell 4, Gilbert 2, Vickery 2, Franklin 2, Schram, Ridgley, Smith, McCrosky. Totals 13 15-23 40.
SUTHERLIN (64) — Bradley Seehawer 16, Ott 10, Hutchings 10, Trowbridge 9, Atterbury 7, Arant 6, C. Mock 2, Baker 2, Jockery 2, Reid, G. Mock, Rogers. Totals 25 8-11 64.
Glide 7 9 10 14 — 40
Sutherlin 13 23 17 11 — 64
3-Point Shots — Glide 1 (Standish), Sut 6 (Seehawer 3, Atterbury, Ott, Trowbridge). Total Fouls — Glide 11, Sut 20. Fouled Out — Arant. Score — Sutherlin won.
<b>Crow 89
Elkton 40</b>
ELKTON — Crow had five scorers reach double figures and took advantage of 35 turnovers to more than double up Elkton.
Ethan Thoms led all players with 19 points, Justin Derby and A.D. Belk had 18 apiece and James Husk had 14 for the Cougars, who outscored the Elks 22-4 in the second quarter.
Elkton (3-3) was led by Brent Whipple’s 10 points. Mackenzie Smith and Ben Eberhardt each grabbed six rebounds.
CROW (89) — Ethan Thoms 19, Derby 18, Belk 18, Husk 14, Derrick 11, Naber 5, Wood 2, Ott 2, Boehringer, Atkinson. Totals 36-57 10-14 89.
ELKTON (40) — Brent Whipple 10, Celis 8, Smith 5, Anderson 5, B. Eberhardt 5, Ferren 3, Davis 2, Garrison 2, M. Eberhardt, Hillsman, McKenzie. Totals 17-36 3-6 40.
Crow 26 22 23 18 — 89
Elkton 13 4 12 11 — 40
3-Point Shots — Crow 7 (Husk 2, Thoms, Naber, Derby, Belk, Derrick), Elk 3 (Anderson, Smith, Ferren). Total Fouls — Elk 18, Crow 11. Fouled Out — M. Eberhardt. Rebounds — Crow 39 (Derby 8); Elk 23 (Smith 6, B. Eberhardt 6). JV Score — Crow 58, Elkton 46.
<b>GIRLS
Cow Creek Classic
Days Creek 36
UVC 30</b>
RIDDLE — Days Creek pulled away late in a defensive battle to claim the Cow Creek Classic championship on Saturday afternoon.
Abiyah Watkins scored 10 points and K’Dean Ramos added nine as the Wolves (3-3) outscored the Monarchs 22-15 in the second half. Allison Eichmann pulled down 13 rebounds to lead Days Creek.
Sarah Harding had a game-high 11 points for UVC (3-2), which led 15-14 at halftime.
“They shut down two of our top players and we shut down two of theirs,” UVC coach Mike Zerbach said. “We had a really good game, we just didn’t finish our fourth quarter.”
DAYS CREEK (36) — Abiyah Watkins 10, Ramos 9, Eichmann 5, Rogers 4, Walters 4, Golemon 3, Stanfill 1, Kehoe. Totals 14-39 8-20 36.
UVC (30) — Sarah Harding 11, Zerbach 5, Robinson 5, Hawkins 4, Prentice-Free 4, Pittam 1, Bentley. Totals 11-38 5-10 30.
Days Creek 8 6 11 11 — 36
UVC 8 7 7 8 — 30
3-Point Shots — UVC 3 (Harding 2, Zerbach 1). Total Fouls — DC 15, UVC 19. Fouled Out — Rogers, Zerbach.
<b>Yoncalla 58
Riddle 31</b>
RIDDLE — Heather McDonald posted over twenty points for the second time this year as Yoncalla routed Riddle 58-31 in the third-place game of the Cow Creek Classic Saturday.
McDonald finished with 21 points and Amanda Thorp posted a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double. Sara Simons came off the bench to contribute nine points and six rebounds for the Eagles (1-2).
“I’ll contribute this one to our defense,” Yoncalla coach Carl VanLoon said. “We can score, but our first win came after holding a team to sub-30’s, so I will credit our defense for this win.”
Kailee Hanson led the Irish (1-4) with nine points and Andrea Stratton added six before fouling out.
YONCALLA (58) — Heather McDonald 21, Thorp 15, Sara Simons 9, Reynolds 5, Lyons 4, Stroud 2, Hoefliger 2, Frasieur, Scott. Totals 22 11-19 58.
RIDDLE (31) — Kailee Hanson 9, Stratton 6, Cushing 5, Maurer 3, Reikeman 3, Ramsey 3, Godfrey 2, Rogers, Kellcy, Yackamouih, Nelson, VanAuken. Totals 9 10-23 31.
Yoncalla 11 17 14 16 — 58
Riddle 5 7 11 8 — 31
3-Point Shots — Yon 3 (McDonald 3), Riddle 1 (Reikeman). Total Fouls — Yon 16, Riddle 17. Fouled Out — Stratton. Rebounds — Yon 30 (Thorp 11); Riddle 21.
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
South Umpqua 62
Etna, Calif. 50</b>
GOLD BEACH — Triana Crane exploded for 24 points as South Umpqua claimed the third place trophy of the Pacific Rim Invitational.
Chelsea Duffy added 14 points and Jonna Blomberg had 10 for the Lancers, who played three games in two days.
“We came into this tourrnament looking to improve,” South Umpqua coach Andy Johnson said. “And offensively this tournament, we showed more improvement in these three games then we did all of last year. This was a great experience for us.”
Annaleisa Nadig led Etna with 16 points.
Tessa Falk was named to the all-tournament team for the Lancers, which plays Tuesday at Elmira.
ETNA (50) — Annaleisa Nadig 16, Tracy Thackeray 14, Potter 8, Loosman 4, Stacher 4, Kistler 2, Langford 2, Towne, Parry, Franklin. Totals 22 6-10 50.
SOUTH UMPQUA (62) — Triana Crane 24, Duffy 14, Blomberg 8, Church 8, Falk 4, Stephenson 4, Lockwood, Lampton, Whitmore, Moser. Totals 25 10-23 62.
Etna 10 12 14 14 — 50
South Umpqua 13 17 15 17 — 62
3-Point Shots — South Umpqua 2 (Crane 2). Total Fouls — South Umpqua 17, Etna 23. Fouled Out — None.
<b>Harrisburg Invitational
Reedsport 54
Culver 36</b>
HARRISBURG — Reedsport rebounded from a 35-point loss to Harrisburg on Friday with a convincing win over Culver on in the third-place game of the Harrisburg Invitational.
Hannah Smith led the Braves (3-2) with 13 points. Kelly McLain added 10 points and Leah Hoover nine for Reedsport, which outscored the Bulldogs by nine points in both halves.
REEDSPORT (54) — Hannah Smith 13, McLain 10, Hoover 9, Hitchcock 8, Ekelund 5, Palmer 5, Cooper 4, Fraley, Moore, James. Totals 18 13-20 54.
CULVER (36) — M. Ruiz 10, McWilliams 8, Kinley 6, Wolford 4, Parlur 4, Roen 4, Cook, Speas. Totals 16 2-5 36.
Reedsport 12 11 13 18 — 54
Culver 7 7 10 12 — 36
3-Point Shots — Reedsport 5 (Hoover 3, McLain 1, Hitchcock 1), Culver 1 (McWilliams). Total Fouls — Reedsport 17, Culver 18. Fouled Out — Cooper, Speas.
<b>North Douglas 45
Camas Valley 18</b>
DRAIN — Stephanie Hescock scored 13 points as the Class 2A Warriors remained unbeaten with a non-league win over the 1A Hornets.
Elyssa Emel had 10 points and seven rebounds, Brittany Roady nine points and Rochelle Hescock eight points for North Douglas (4-0).
Amber Wafer had six points (two 3-point field goals) to lead Camas Valley (2-2) and Christina Carter grabbed six rebounds.
CAMAS VALLEY (18) — Amber Wafer 6, Pierce 4, D. Townsend 4, Carter 2, Ferrara 2, Gibson, N. Townsend. Totals 8-43 0-5 18.
NORTH DOUGLAS (45) — Stephanie Hescock 13, E. Emel 10, Roady 9, R. Hescock 8, Vest 4, Wilson 1, Overcash, S. Emel, Huckins. Totals 19-50 6-17 45.
Camas Valley 5 2 9 2 — 18
N. Douglas 11 12 8 14 — 45
3-Point Shots — C.V. 2 (Wafer 2), N.D. 1 (R. Hescock). Total Fouls — C.V. 15, N.D. 11. Rebounds — C.V. 28 (D. Townsend 7), N.D. 32 (E. Emel 7). JV Score — North Douglas 35, Camas Valley 25.
<b>Crow 41
Elkton 21</b>
ELKTON — After being held to a single free throw in the first quarter, Crow exploded for 21 points in the second quarter and never looked back in a non-league win over shorthanded Elkton.
Linsey Kau scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Crow.
Stephanie McMillan led the Elks (1-4) with seven points. Robin Whipple grabbed nine rebounds. Elkton was without three starters due to illness.
CROW (21) — Linsey Kau 10, Pinson 7, H. Diess 6, Husk 5, Bloom 4, S. Kau 4, Anderson 2, Eastlick 2, S. Diess 1, Foster, Rich. Totals 18-63 4-14 41.
ELKTON (41) — Stephanie McMillan 7, Whipple 5, Baker 3, Winslow 2, Williams 2, Evoniuk 2, Mead, Gardner, Goss. Totals 8-28 5-14 21.
Crow 1 21 12 7 — 41
Elkton 4 7 9 1 — 21
3-Point Shots — Crow 1 (Pinson). Total Fouls — Crow 18, Elkton 12. Fouled Out — none. Rebounds — Crow 38 (L. Kau 8); Elkton 21 (Whipple 9).
As time wound down, Caleb McDaniel gathered an offensive board and got the putback, producing the margin of victory for the Eagles (3-1) — who compiled 50 rebounds as a team.
McDaniel and Heath Anson each ripped down 16 rebounds and Kyle Arter added 10. McDaniel also had a game-high 13 points.
“It was a tough game,” UVC coach Jeff Fusco said. “Hard fought with a lot of lead changes. They just hit the big shot in the end.”
Levi Chappell led the Monarchs with 11 points and Michael Graham had 10.
McDaniel was named to the all-tournament team as well as UVC’s Ryan Graf, Days Creek’s Tyler Hays and Travis Fuller, and Riddle’s Brock Goldbeck.
YONCALLA (36) — Caleb McDaniel 13, Rusty Dillon 9, Kopp 8, Anson 4, Arter 2, Oleson, Kingery. Totals 15-59 1-5 36.
UVC (35) — Levi Chappell 11, Michael Graham 10, Monteith 6, Graf 5, Schultz 3, Hill, Smith, Medak. Totals 12-42 6-8 35.
Yoncalla 9 8 8 11 — 36
UVC 11 5 7 12 — 35
3-Point Shots — Yon 5 (Dillon 3, Kopp 2), UVC 5 (Monteith 2, Graham 2, Schultz 1). Total Fouls — Yon 13, UVC 10. Fouled Out — McDaniel.
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
South Umpqua 59
St. Mary’s 49</b>
GOLD BEACH — South Umpqua capped a busy stretch of three games in two days with a win over Class 2A power St. Mary’s on Saturday night that clinched the tournament championship.
Lancer Andrew Nale was named tournament MVP after averaging 18.3 points per game, including 18 in the nightcap. Kial Blankenship added 15 and Kevin Heintz nine for South Umpqua (4-2).
Max O’Sullivan led St. Mary’s with 18 points.
SOUTH UMPQUA (59) — Andrew Nale 18, Blankenship 15, Heintz 10, Beberger 9, Grady 4, Smedley 2, Matthews 1, Schoonhoven, Jensen, McFarland. Totals 21-47 13-18 59.
ST. MARY’S (49) — O’Sullivan 18, Larson 15, Watson 4, Gross 4, Street 3, Gambee 3, Boggess 1, Tomlinson 1, Grant, Harper. Totals 20-50 9-14 49.
S. Umpqua 14 17 17 11 — 59
St. Mary’s 10 15 12 12 — 49
3-Point Shots — SU 5 (Nale 2, Blankenship 3). Total Fouls — SU 18, SM 15. Fouled Out — Beberger. Rebounds — SU 24 (Heintz 8), SM 22 (Larson 6).
<b>South Umpqua 59
Gold Beach 55</b>
GOLD BEACH — South Umpqua held off a furious fourth-quarter rally by Gold Beach, using Andrew Nale’s 23 points to prevail Saturday afternoon.
Nale connected on three 3-pointers and Jake Grady added 14 points for the Lancers. All but one Gold Beach players scored for the Panthers, who outscored S.U. by 15 in the fourth quarter.
SOUTH UMPQUA (59) — Andrew Nale 23, Jake Grady 14, Blankenship 6, Smedley 5, Jensen 5, Heintz 4, Beberger 2, McFarland, Schoonhoven. Totals 21-55 13-16 59.
GOLD BEACH (55) — Hugo Treinen 9, Logan Hockema 8, Knox 6, McDonald 6, Smith 6, Burdett 5, Golay 4, Tams 4, B. Martin 3, Wegner 2, Young 2, T. Martin. Totals 22-39 3-12 55.
South Umpqua 15 23 15 6 — 59
Gold Beach 14 11 9 21 — 55
3-Point Shots — SU 3 (Nale 3, Grady 1), GB 8 (Treinen 3, Knox 2, McDonald 2, B. Martin 1). Total Fouls — SU 12, GB 17. Fouled Out — none. Rebounds — SU 24 (McFarland 4, Beberger, Smedley); GB 18 (Hockema 6).
<b>Sutherlin 64
Glide 40</b>
SUTHERLIN — A night after losing on a last-second shot to Henley, Sutherlin rebounded by beating Glide.
The Bulldogs (3-2) used a 23-9 spurt in the second quarter to take control of the game. Freshman Bradley Seehawer scored 16 points and Aric Ott and Spencer Hutchings added 10 apiece.
“It took us a while to figure out how to play against their zone,” Sutherlin coach Josh Grotting said. “We didn’t have the same intensity as last night and missed a few jumpers early.”
Elliott Standish had a game-high 17 points for Glide (1-5).
GLIDE (40) — Elliott Standish 17, Clark 8, Hopkins 5, Bonnell 4, Gilbert 2, Vickery 2, Franklin 2, Schram, Ridgley, Smith, McCrosky. Totals 13 15-23 40.
SUTHERLIN (64) — Bradley Seehawer 16, Ott 10, Hutchings 10, Trowbridge 9, Atterbury 7, Arant 6, C. Mock 2, Baker 2, Jockery 2, Reid, G. Mock, Rogers. Totals 25 8-11 64.
Glide 7 9 10 14 — 40
Sutherlin 13 23 17 11 — 64
3-Point Shots — Glide 1 (Standish), Sut 6 (Seehawer 3, Atterbury, Ott, Trowbridge). Total Fouls — Glide 11, Sut 20. Fouled Out — Arant. Score — Sutherlin won.
<b>Crow 89
Elkton 40</b>
ELKTON — Crow had five scorers reach double figures and took advantage of 35 turnovers to more than double up Elkton.
Ethan Thoms led all players with 19 points, Justin Derby and A.D. Belk had 18 apiece and James Husk had 14 for the Cougars, who outscored the Elks 22-4 in the second quarter.
Elkton (3-3) was led by Brent Whipple’s 10 points. Mackenzie Smith and Ben Eberhardt each grabbed six rebounds.
CROW (89) — Ethan Thoms 19, Derby 18, Belk 18, Husk 14, Derrick 11, Naber 5, Wood 2, Ott 2, Boehringer, Atkinson. Totals 36-57 10-14 89.
ELKTON (40) — Brent Whipple 10, Celis 8, Smith 5, Anderson 5, B. Eberhardt 5, Ferren 3, Davis 2, Garrison 2, M. Eberhardt, Hillsman, McKenzie. Totals 17-36 3-6 40.
Crow 26 22 23 18 — 89
Elkton 13 4 12 11 — 40
3-Point Shots — Crow 7 (Husk 2, Thoms, Naber, Derby, Belk, Derrick), Elk 3 (Anderson, Smith, Ferren). Total Fouls — Elk 18, Crow 11. Fouled Out — M. Eberhardt. Rebounds — Crow 39 (Derby 8); Elk 23 (Smith 6, B. Eberhardt 6). JV Score — Crow 58, Elkton 46.
<b>GIRLS
Cow Creek Classic
Days Creek 36
UVC 30</b>
RIDDLE — Days Creek pulled away late in a defensive battle to claim the Cow Creek Classic championship on Saturday afternoon.
Abiyah Watkins scored 10 points and K’Dean Ramos added nine as the Wolves (3-3) outscored the Monarchs 22-15 in the second half. Allison Eichmann pulled down 13 rebounds to lead Days Creek.
Sarah Harding had a game-high 11 points for UVC (3-2), which led 15-14 at halftime.
“They shut down two of our top players and we shut down two of theirs,” UVC coach Mike Zerbach said. “We had a really good game, we just didn’t finish our fourth quarter.”
DAYS CREEK (36) — Abiyah Watkins 10, Ramos 9, Eichmann 5, Rogers 4, Walters 4, Golemon 3, Stanfill 1, Kehoe. Totals 14-39 8-20 36.
UVC (30) — Sarah Harding 11, Zerbach 5, Robinson 5, Hawkins 4, Prentice-Free 4, Pittam 1, Bentley. Totals 11-38 5-10 30.
Days Creek 8 6 11 11 — 36
UVC 8 7 7 8 — 30
3-Point Shots — UVC 3 (Harding 2, Zerbach 1). Total Fouls — DC 15, UVC 19. Fouled Out — Rogers, Zerbach.
<b>Yoncalla 58
Riddle 31</b>
RIDDLE — Heather McDonald posted over twenty points for the second time this year as Yoncalla routed Riddle 58-31 in the third-place game of the Cow Creek Classic Saturday.
McDonald finished with 21 points and Amanda Thorp posted a 15-point, 11-rebound double-double. Sara Simons came off the bench to contribute nine points and six rebounds for the Eagles (1-2).
“I’ll contribute this one to our defense,” Yoncalla coach Carl VanLoon said. “We can score, but our first win came after holding a team to sub-30’s, so I will credit our defense for this win.”
Kailee Hanson led the Irish (1-4) with nine points and Andrea Stratton added six before fouling out.
YONCALLA (58) — Heather McDonald 21, Thorp 15, Sara Simons 9, Reynolds 5, Lyons 4, Stroud 2, Hoefliger 2, Frasieur, Scott. Totals 22 11-19 58.
RIDDLE (31) — Kailee Hanson 9, Stratton 6, Cushing 5, Maurer 3, Reikeman 3, Ramsey 3, Godfrey 2, Rogers, Kellcy, Yackamouih, Nelson, VanAuken. Totals 9 10-23 31.
Yoncalla 11 17 14 16 — 58
Riddle 5 7 11 8 — 31
3-Point Shots — Yon 3 (McDonald 3), Riddle 1 (Reikeman). Total Fouls — Yon 16, Riddle 17. Fouled Out — Stratton. Rebounds — Yon 30 (Thorp 11); Riddle 21.
<b>Pacific Rim Invitational
South Umpqua 62
Etna, Calif. 50</b>
GOLD BEACH — Triana Crane exploded for 24 points as South Umpqua claimed the third place trophy of the Pacific Rim Invitational.
Chelsea Duffy added 14 points and Jonna Blomberg had 10 for the Lancers, who played three games in two days.
“We came into this tourrnament looking to improve,” South Umpqua coach Andy Johnson said. “And offensively this tournament, we showed more improvement in these three games then we did all of last year. This was a great experience for us.”
Annaleisa Nadig led Etna with 16 points.
Tessa Falk was named to the all-tournament team for the Lancers, which plays Tuesday at Elmira.
ETNA (50) — Annaleisa Nadig 16, Tracy Thackeray 14, Potter 8, Loosman 4, Stacher 4, Kistler 2, Langford 2, Towne, Parry, Franklin. Totals 22 6-10 50.
SOUTH UMPQUA (62) — Triana Crane 24, Duffy 14, Blomberg 8, Church 8, Falk 4, Stephenson 4, Lockwood, Lampton, Whitmore, Moser. Totals 25 10-23 62.
Etna 10 12 14 14 — 50
South Umpqua 13 17 15 17 — 62
3-Point Shots — South Umpqua 2 (Crane 2). Total Fouls — South Umpqua 17, Etna 23. Fouled Out — None.
<b>Harrisburg Invitational
Reedsport 54
Culver 36</b>
HARRISBURG — Reedsport rebounded from a 35-point loss to Harrisburg on Friday with a convincing win over Culver on in the third-place game of the Harrisburg Invitational.
Hannah Smith led the Braves (3-2) with 13 points. Kelly McLain added 10 points and Leah Hoover nine for Reedsport, which outscored the Bulldogs by nine points in both halves.
REEDSPORT (54) — Hannah Smith 13, McLain 10, Hoover 9, Hitchcock 8, Ekelund 5, Palmer 5, Cooper 4, Fraley, Moore, James. Totals 18 13-20 54.
CULVER (36) — M. Ruiz 10, McWilliams 8, Kinley 6, Wolford 4, Parlur 4, Roen 4, Cook, Speas. Totals 16 2-5 36.
Reedsport 12 11 13 18 — 54
Culver 7 7 10 12 — 36
3-Point Shots — Reedsport 5 (Hoover 3, McLain 1, Hitchcock 1), Culver 1 (McWilliams). Total Fouls — Reedsport 17, Culver 18. Fouled Out — Cooper, Speas.
<b>North Douglas 45
Camas Valley 18</b>
DRAIN — Stephanie Hescock scored 13 points as the Class 2A Warriors remained unbeaten with a non-league win over the 1A Hornets.
Elyssa Emel had 10 points and seven rebounds, Brittany Roady nine points and Rochelle Hescock eight points for North Douglas (4-0).
Amber Wafer had six points (two 3-point field goals) to lead Camas Valley (2-2) and Christina Carter grabbed six rebounds.
CAMAS VALLEY (18) — Amber Wafer 6, Pierce 4, D. Townsend 4, Carter 2, Ferrara 2, Gibson, N. Townsend. Totals 8-43 0-5 18.
NORTH DOUGLAS (45) — Stephanie Hescock 13, E. Emel 10, Roady 9, R. Hescock 8, Vest 4, Wilson 1, Overcash, S. Emel, Huckins. Totals 19-50 6-17 45.
Camas Valley 5 2 9 2 — 18
N. Douglas 11 12 8 14 — 45
3-Point Shots — C.V. 2 (Wafer 2), N.D. 1 (R. Hescock). Total Fouls — C.V. 15, N.D. 11. Rebounds — C.V. 28 (D. Townsend 7), N.D. 32 (E. Emel 7). JV Score — North Douglas 35, Camas Valley 25.
<b>Crow 41
Elkton 21</b>
ELKTON — After being held to a single free throw in the first quarter, Crow exploded for 21 points in the second quarter and never looked back in a non-league win over shorthanded Elkton.
Linsey Kau scored 10 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Crow.
Stephanie McMillan led the Elks (1-4) with seven points. Robin Whipple grabbed nine rebounds. Elkton was without three starters due to illness.
CROW (21) — Linsey Kau 10, Pinson 7, H. Diess 6, Husk 5, Bloom 4, S. Kau 4, Anderson 2, Eastlick 2, S. Diess 1, Foster, Rich. Totals 18-63 4-14 41.
ELKTON (41) — Stephanie McMillan 7, Whipple 5, Baker 3, Winslow 2, Williams 2, Evoniuk 2, Mead, Gardner, Goss. Totals 8-28 5-14 21.
Crow 1 21 12 7 — 41
Elkton 4 7 9 1 — 21
3-Point Shots — Crow 1 (Pinson). Total Fouls — Crow 18, Elkton 12. Fouled Out — none. Rebounds — Crow 38 (L. Kau 8); Elkton 21 (Whipple 9).
