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MYRTLE POINT -- Caleb Trowbridge finished with 21 points and was one of three Sutherlin players to reach double figures in scoring, and the Class 4A Bulldogs broke away from 3A Myrtle Point with a big second half en route to a 68-53 victory on the first day of the Myrtle Point Tournament.
Aric Ott scored 17 and Joey Atterbury chipped in 10 for Sutherlin, which led 29-27 at halftime before using a big third quarter to take a 47-38 lead into the final stanza Friday.
Garren Hitner scored a game-high 22 for Myrtle Point and Willy Looney added 11 for the Bobcats.
SUTHERLIN (68) -- Caleb Trowbridge 21, Ott 17, Atterbury 10, Reid 7, Seehawer 7, Arrant 4, Mock 2, Cowan, Hutchings.
MYRTLE POINT (53) -- Garren Hitner 22, Looney 11, Clark 9, Rice 4, Hammack 3, Andy 2, Brown 2, Libbett, Wilson, DeWald, Bustarga.
Sutherlin 16 13 18 21 -- 68
Myrtle Point 12 15 11 15 -- 53
No other statistics available.
North Eugene 67
Roseburg 46
EUGENE -- While containing North Eugene's top player, Roseburg was beat by other players on the No. 1-ranked team in Class 5A.
Drew Laird scored 26 points, including four 3-point field goals, and Arin VanderHoff hit three more 3s to lead the Highlanders. St. Louis University recruit Brian Conklin had 14.
"Conklin is who we focused on and held him below his average, but they had a couple of other kids step up," Roseburg coach Craig Stinnett said. "That's what No. 1 teams do."
The teams were tied at 10 after one quarter, but North went hit four shots from behind the arc in a 20-9 second-quarter run to take control of the game.
Jake Cavens and Zach Hancock led Roseburg (3-2) with 12 points each. Cavens added six rebounds and four assists.
"In 32 minutes we played well for 24," Stinnett said. "There were eight minutes here and there where we had letdowns and mistakes that cost us. When we were playing well we were right there with them."
The Indians have a week off before facing Churchill at Robertson Memorial Gym.
ROSEBURG (46) -- Jake Cavens 12, Zach Hancock 12, Whitman 8, J. Johnson 7, Priestley 4, B. Johnson 3, Mendoza, LaBranche, Malone. Totals 14-33 14-15 67.
NORTH EUGENE (67) -- Drew Laird 26, Conklin 14, VanderHoff 13, Kammerer 8, Kirkpatrick 2, Christianson 2, Krantz 2, Maita, Brown, Andes, Dent. Totals 25-49 10-15 67.
Roseburg 10 9 15 12 -- 46
North Eugene 10 20 23 14 -- 67
3-Point Shots -- Rose. 4 (Hancock 4), N.E. 7 (Laird 4, VanderHoff 3). Total Fouls -- Rose. 13, N.E. 13. Rebounds -- Rose. 22 (Cavens 6), N.E. 15. JV Score -- North Eugene def. Roseburg.
Cascade Christian 55
South Umpqua 50, OT
ROGUE RIVER -- Kial Blankenship scored a game-high 20 points and Andrew Nale chipped in 13, but the Lancers fell in overtime to the No. 1-ranked 3A team in Oregon at the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational.
Scott Morse had 19 points for the unbeaten Challengers and Jarrod Hess added 17. Ben Joffer hit a 3-point field goal for Cascade Christian with 0.9 seconds left in overtime. The Lancers then called for a timeout when they had none left, resulting in a technical foul and two free throws by Morse for the final margin.
CASCADE CHRISTIAN (55) -- Scott Morse 19, Hess 17, Ayala 6, Joffer 5, Cheney 2, Duchien 2, Kinney 4, Thomas. Totals 19 13-18 55.
SOUTH UMPQUA (50) -- Kial Blankenship 20, Nale 13, Heintz 6, Matthews 4, Beberger 4, Smedley 3, Schoonhoven, Grady. Totals 19 3-8 50.
C. Christian 9 11 10 14 11 -- 55
S. Umpqua 13 7 7 15 6 -- 50
3-point goals -- C.C. 4 (Morse 2, Hess 1, Joffer 1), S.U. 9 (Nale 3, Smedley 1, Blankenship 5). Fouled Out -- Beberger.
Lost River 53
Douglas 51
ROGUE RIVER -- Jason Tingle scored a career-high 34 points for Douglas, but Lost River rallied from a small deficit at the beginning of the fourth quarter for a victory over the Trojans on the second day of the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational.
Bryson Norton added eight points for the Trojans, who trailed by five with less than a minute remaining. Douglas pulled within two and got a defensive stop with eight seconds remaining, but the Trojans couldn't get a shot off before the final buzzer.
Tingle also had five rebounds for Douglas.
DOUGLAS (51) -- Jason Tingle 34, Norton 8, Clark 5, Woods 2, Rocco 2, Walton, Guthrie, McKee. Totals 23 4-8 51.
LOST RIVER (53) -- Cox 18, Carleton 14, Perry 6, Hernandez 6, Pera 5, Cazrez 2, Haskins 2, Hernandez, Zambrono, Zavala, Kilcrece. Totals 22 7-7 53.
Douglas 10 15 16 10 -- 51
Lost River 15 8 15 15 -- 53
3-Point Shots -- Dou. 1 (Clark), L.R. 3 (Cox, Pera, Carlton). Total Fouls -- Dou. 12, L.R. 12.
Reedsport 74
Pacific 61
PORT ORFORD -- Jason Fishel scored a game-high 29 points and David King chipped in 14 to lead the Braves over host school Pacific on the first day of the Pacific Invitational.
Ismail Osorio added 10 points for the Braves, who blew the game open with a 27-point second quarter against the Pirates. Michael Maynard and Sean-Paul Wagner each scored 12 to lead Pacific.
REEDSPORT (74) -- Jason Fishel 29, King 14, Osorio 10, Young 8, Wilmarth 6, Reinoehl 3, Orr, 3, Terra 1, Christoffersen.
PACIFIC (61) -- Michael Maynard 12, Sean-Paul Wagner 12, Ashdown 6, Keeler 5, Brady 4, Wayrynen 4, Bowman 4, Maynard 2, Bjonrud, Fraser.
Reedsport 18 27 10 19 -- 74
Pacific 12 11 6 22 -- 61
No other statistics available.
North Douglas 67
Glide 39
DRAIN -- The Class 2A Warriors had no trouble putting away the 3A Wildcats in Friday's non-league win.
Cameron Derrick was the game's top scorer with 20, Dustin Andes contributed 18 and Tyler Vancil had 12. Vancil grabbed 13 rebounds.
Dennis Franklin led the Wildcats in both scoring (eight points) and rebounding (five).
GLIDE (39) -- Dennis Franklin 8, Standish 7, Clark 6, Rigley 5, Bonnell 4, Weimar 3, Hopkins 2, Gilbert 2, Vickery 2, Smith, Shrum, McCrosky, Dickenson. Totals 15-51 7-8 39.
NORTH DOUGLAS (67) -- Cameron Derrick 20, Andes 18, Vancil 12, K. Anderson 6, A. Anderson 3, Harrod 2, Adams 2, Peterson 2, Creech 2, Colburn. Totals 27-62 9-15 67.
Glide 16 10 4 9 -- 39
N. Douglas 18 15 12 22 -- 67
3-Point Shots -- Glide 2 (Weimar, Rigley), N.D. 4 (Derrick). Total Fouls -- Glide 15, N.D. 13. Rebounds -- Glide 27 (Franklin 5), N.D. 37 (Vancil 13). JV Score -- Glide def. North Douglas.
Bonanza 69
Glendale 54
ROGUE RIVER -- Bonanza's Daniel Clark and Glendale's Kyle Tate had a scoring duel in the consolation semifinals of the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational, but the Antlers had more weapons and pulled away for the win.
Tate scored a game-high 33 points, including 25 in the second half and seven 3-point field goals. Clark finished with 28 for Bonanza, which led by nine at halftime.
GLENDALE (54) -- Kyle Tate 33, D. Boucher 8, Ellis 7, Borreson 4, J. Boucher 2, Mozingo, Williams, Howard. Totals 20 7-14 54.
BONANZA (69) -- Daniel Clark 28, Gibson 18, Dickinson 12, Heidrich 7, Warden 2, Oates 2, Hawkins, Bailey, Wessel, Williams, Rogers. Totals 29 7-14 69.
Glendale 8 12 16 18 -- 54
Bonanza 10 19 15 25 -- 69
3-Point Shots -- Gle. 7 (Tate 7), Bon. 4 (Clark 3, Heidrich). Total Fouls -- Gle. 15, Bon. 19. Fouled Out -- Heidrich.
Oakland 58
Bandon 55
BANDON -- Joey Lee led Oakland with 18 points and Andrew Young and Coleton Baker each scored 10 points for the top-ranked Oakers, who rallied from an early deficit for a non-league victory over the 3A Tigers.
Baker's hustle in the fourth quarter boosted the Oakers, Oakland coach Jeff Clark said. Andrew Young hit a pair of free throws with 30 seconds remaining for the final margin, and Bandon's 3-point field goal attempt at the end that would have tied the game was off the mark.
Oakland continues non-league play at home Thursday against Sutherlin and next Friday against second-ranked Western Mennonite of Salem.
OAKLAND (58) -- Joey Lee 18, Young 10, Baker 10, Fugate 6, Adams 6, Dickson 5, Mathis 3, Kanen, Sturgill, Simmons. Totals 23-48 10-15 58.
BANDON (55) -- Max DeVillers 19, Garrett 11, Lemerandale 6, Duval 6, Mack 4, Larkin 4, A. Santos 5, Bennett, Z. Santos. Totals 21-44 9-13 55.
Oakland 9 15 13 21 -- 58
Bandon 10 14 13 18 -- 55
3-Point Shots -- Oak. 2 (Lee, Dickson), Ban. 4 (DuVal 2, Garrett, A. Santon). Total Fouls -- Oak. 12, Ban. 16. Rebounds -- Oak. 24 (Young, Baker 5), Ban. 22 (DeVillers 5). JV Score -- Oakland 62, Bandon 51.
UVC 59
Hosanna Christian 44
KLAMATH FALLS -- Umpqua Valley Christian had an explosive opening half, taking a 21-point first-quarter lead en route to a road win.
Levi Chappell scored 13 points for the Monarchs, and Kyle Monteith and Ryan Graf both had nine. Garrett Loverde was the game's leading scorer, netting 15 for the Lions.
UVC improved to 4-2 and will face off against the Irish in Riddle on Tuesday.
UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN (59) -- Levi Chappell 13, Monteith 9, Graf 9, Schultz 8, Mit. Graham 7, Medak 4, Hill 3, Smith 2, Stone 2, Mic. Graham 2, Claughton. Totals 20-48 15-25 59.
HOSANNA CHRISTIAN (44) -- Garrett Loverde 15, Sizemore 11, Achleithner 8, Phillips 4, Crenshaw 2, Collins 2, Rice 2. Totals 18-42 7-15 44.
UVC 26 13 13 7 -- 59
Hosanna 5 12 15 12 -- 44
3-Point Shots -- UVC 4 (Schultz 1, Monteith 1, Graham 1, Chappell 1), Hos. 1 (Loverde). Total Fouls -- UVC 18, Hos. 18. JV Score -- UVC 44, Hosanna 11.
Butte Falls 54
Camas Valley 37
BUTTE FALLS -- Joey Knighton scored 14 points and Shane Hamilton had 13 points and 11 rebounds to lead Butte Falls to a win in the first round of its own tournament.
Camas Valley pulled even with the Loggers at halftime, but was outscored 14-5 in the third quarter. Maison Cay led the Hornets with 13 points.
CAMAS VALLEY (37) -- Maison Cay 13, Carter 8, Elliott 6, Dever 4, Fisher 4, Stotler 2, Andreas. Totals 14 4-8 37.
BUTTE FALLS (54) -- Joey Knighton 14, Shane Hamilton 13, Sutfin 11, McGonagle 9, Casillas 7, Ellis, Gower, Kinyon, Dunham . Totals 18 15-30 54.
Camas Valley 15 9 5 8 -- 37
Butte Falls 17 7 14 16 -- 54
3-Point Shots -- C.V. 5 (Cay 2, Carter 2, Elliott), B.F. 3 (Knighton 2, Hamilton). Fouled Out -- Elliott, Stotler.
GIRLS
Gold Beach 46
Sutherlin 44
MYRTLE POINT -- The Bulldogs lost on a last-second 3-point field goal by Gold Beach at the Myrtle Point Tournament.
Tess Bennett had 20 points for the Bulldogs. Sutherlin made a 3-pointer with eight seconds remaining to take the lead.
Katherine Zuber led the Panthers with 15 points, including three shots from beyond the arc. Destiny Cowan added seven points for the Bulldogs.
SUTHERLIN (44) -- Tess Bennett 20, Cowan 7, Hutchings 6, Weber 4, Garcia 3, Evans 2, Terrel-Perez 2, Gilman. Totals 19 3-4 44.
GOLD BEACH (46) -- Katherine Zuber 15, Hockema 11, Yeiter 8, Zuber 7, Moore 2, Miller 1. Totals 16 10-16 46.
Sutherlin 13 9 10 12 -- 44
Gold Beach 12 15 6 13 -- 46
3-Point Shots -- Suth. 3 (Bennett 2, Garcia 1), G.B. 4 (Kath. Zuber 3, Kay. Zuber 1). Total Fouls -- Suth. 16, G.B. 6. JV Score -- Sutherlin 58, Coquille 10.
Glendale 64
Bonanza 45
ROGUE RIVER -- Gretchen Owens scored a game-high 28 points and Ashley Marriott chipped in 12 for the Pirates, who rebounded from a loss to Chiloquin on Thursday to reach the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational consolation game.
Zoe Brown added eight points for Glendale, which took a 19-point lead at halftime. Karissa Gomez had 18 points for the Antlers.
GLENDALE (64) -- Gretchen Owens 26, Marriott 12, Phelps 4, Brown 8, Lovemark 3, Prock 4, Lovelady 7, Henry, Solomon, Williams. Totals 24 15-26 64.
BONANZA (45) -- Karissa Gomez 18, Gallagher 16, Ortega 3, Peterson 2, Rivera 6, Condova, Jacobs, Elce. Totals 18 8-21 45.
Glendale 20 20 18 6 -- 64
Bonanza 9 12 8 16 -- 45
3-Point Shots -- Gle. 1 (Owens), Bon. 1 (Gomez). Total Fouls -- Gle. 20, Bon. 21. Fouled Out -- Lovemark, Henry, Lovelady, Condova.
Reedsport 53
Pacific 29
PORT ORFORD -- Pacific was shut out in the third quarter in its loss to the Braves in a non-league game.
Jessica Cooper had 14 points for the Braves and Hannah Smith added 10.
REEDSPORT (53) -- Jessica Cooper 14, Smith 10, Moore 8, Hitchcock 6, Fraley 4, James 3, McLain 3, Nunn 2, Palmer 2, Ekelund 1, Hoover.
PACIFIC (29) -- Jesse Culley 6, Digby 5, Manning 5, Ashdown 4, Fraser 4, Curry 3, Manning 2, Odson, Pascasio, Valentine.
Reedsport 20 10 14 9 -- 53
Pacific 5 10 0 14 -- 29
No other statistics available.
Bandon 40
Oakland 27
BANDON -- Bandon rallied from a 22-14 halftime deficit to take the non-league win over the Oakers.
The Oakers (2-4) scored only two points in the third quarter and three in the fourth.
"We just didn't execute in the second half," Oakland coach Esther Moen said. "That's why they won and it's pretty frustrating."
Becky Butler led Bandon with 15 points and Briana Valentine added 11. Amber Dikkers led Oakland with eight points, and Alex Johnson and Julie Basque had six each. The Oakers host Sutherlin at 6 p.m. Thursday.
OAKLAND (27) -- Amber Dikkers 8, Johnson 6, Basque 6, McLean 4, Goodman 2, Earls 1, Harper, Bodenschatz, Humphreys, Baimbridge, King. Totals 12 3-9 47.
BANDON (40) -- Becky Butler 15, Valentine 11, Smith 6, A. Torres 6, J. Torres 2, Haueter, Berry, Garrett. Totals 15 10-27 47.
Oakland 12 10 2 3 -- 27
Bandon 2 12 14 12 -- 40
Total Fouls -- Oak. 22, Ban 11. JV Score -- Oakland 28, Bandon 27.
Henley 53
S. Umpqua 26
KLAMATH FALLS -- Sierra Patzke scored 23 points, including five 3-point field goals, to lead the Hornets past the Lancers in a non-league game.
Chelsea Duffy had nine points and five rebounds for South Umpqua, which was outscored 26-10 in the second half.
SOUTH UMPQUA (26) -- Chelsea Duffy 9, Falk 3, Blomberg, Moser 4, Bice, Church 2, Crane 3, Stevenson 5. Totals 10 6-14 26.
HENLEY (53) -- Sierra Patzke 23, Reed 2, T. Wallace 10, Kennedy 2, Waugh 2, Webb, Matheson, Poetsch, Grant 2, Haack, Carleton 7. Totals 20 7-11 47.
S. Umpqua 9 7 5 5 -- 26
Henley 13 14 16 10 -- 53
3-Point Shots -- Hen. 6 (Patzke 5, Carleton). Total Fouls -- S.U. 13, Hen. 13. Rebounds -- S.U. 23 (Blomberg, Duffy 5), Hen. 33 (Waugh, Wallace 10).
Camas Valley 50
Butte Falls 44
BUTTE FALLS -- Camas Valley held off a late Butte Falls rally in the fourth quarter after building a 42-27 lead in the first round of the Loggers' tournament.
Amber Wafer scored 15 points and Danielle Townsend had 14 for the Hornets. Christina Carter added 10 points. Felicia Ferguson had a game-high 16 points to lead Butte Falls.
CAMAS VALLEY (50) -- Amber Wafer 15, D. Townsend 14, Carter 10, Pierce 6, Gibson 3, Ferrara 2, N. Townsend. Totals 18 12-19 50.
BUTTE FALLS (44) -- Felicia Ferguson 16, A. Ferguson 11, Stephenson 10, Kirkpatrick 4, C. Grote 0, O'Keefe 0, B. Grote, Sutfin 3. Totals 20 3-11 44.
Camas Valley 11 17 14 8 -- 50
Butte Falls 7 11 9 17 -- 44
3-Point Shots -- C.V. 2 (Wafer 2), B.F. 1 (A. Ferguson).
Hosanna Christian 58
UVC 38
KLAMATH FALLS -- The Monarchs came within five points of Hosanna Christian in the fourth quarter, but were unable to catch Lacy Matchett and the Lions, who pulled away for a 20-point non-league victory.
Ashley Prentice-Free had 19 points for UVC before fouling out in the fourth quarter. Lacy Matchett scored 19 for the Lions. UVC (2-4) plays next at Riddle on Tuesday.
UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN (38) -- Ashley Prentice-Free 19, Zerbach 6, Harding 4, Pittam 3, Hawkins 2, Seamans 2, Robinson 1, Bentley 1, Buechley. Totals 14 9-22 38.
HOSANNA CHRISTIAN (58) -- Lacy Matchett 19, Anderson 14, Justman 7, Shaw 4, Ronnander 4, Howard 4, Griggs 3, Barnes 2, Keppinger 1. Totals 24 7-22 58.
UVC 6 10 11 11 -- 58
Hosanna 7 19 12 20 -- 58
3-Point Shots -- UVC 1 (Prentice-Free), Hos. 3 (Anderson). Total Fouls -- UVC 16, Hos. 19. Fouled Out -- Prentice-Free. JV Score -- Hosanna def. UVC.
Aric Ott scored 17 and Joey Atterbury chipped in 10 for Sutherlin, which led 29-27 at halftime before using a big third quarter to take a 47-38 lead into the final stanza Friday.
Garren Hitner scored a game-high 22 for Myrtle Point and Willy Looney added 11 for the Bobcats.
SUTHERLIN (68) -- Caleb Trowbridge 21, Ott 17, Atterbury 10, Reid 7, Seehawer 7, Arrant 4, Mock 2, Cowan, Hutchings.
MYRTLE POINT (53) -- Garren Hitner 22, Looney 11, Clark 9, Rice 4, Hammack 3, Andy 2, Brown 2, Libbett, Wilson, DeWald, Bustarga.
Sutherlin 16 13 18 21 -- 68
Myrtle Point 12 15 11 15 -- 53
No other statistics available.
North Eugene 67
Roseburg 46
EUGENE -- While containing North Eugene's top player, Roseburg was beat by other players on the No. 1-ranked team in Class 5A.
Drew Laird scored 26 points, including four 3-point field goals, and Arin VanderHoff hit three more 3s to lead the Highlanders. St. Louis University recruit Brian Conklin had 14.
"Conklin is who we focused on and held him below his average, but they had a couple of other kids step up," Roseburg coach Craig Stinnett said. "That's what No. 1 teams do."
The teams were tied at 10 after one quarter, but North went hit four shots from behind the arc in a 20-9 second-quarter run to take control of the game.
Jake Cavens and Zach Hancock led Roseburg (3-2) with 12 points each. Cavens added six rebounds and four assists.
"In 32 minutes we played well for 24," Stinnett said. "There were eight minutes here and there where we had letdowns and mistakes that cost us. When we were playing well we were right there with them."
The Indians have a week off before facing Churchill at Robertson Memorial Gym.
ROSEBURG (46) -- Jake Cavens 12, Zach Hancock 12, Whitman 8, J. Johnson 7, Priestley 4, B. Johnson 3, Mendoza, LaBranche, Malone. Totals 14-33 14-15 67.
NORTH EUGENE (67) -- Drew Laird 26, Conklin 14, VanderHoff 13, Kammerer 8, Kirkpatrick 2, Christianson 2, Krantz 2, Maita, Brown, Andes, Dent. Totals 25-49 10-15 67.
Roseburg 10 9 15 12 -- 46
North Eugene 10 20 23 14 -- 67
3-Point Shots -- Rose. 4 (Hancock 4), N.E. 7 (Laird 4, VanderHoff 3). Total Fouls -- Rose. 13, N.E. 13. Rebounds -- Rose. 22 (Cavens 6), N.E. 15. JV Score -- North Eugene def. Roseburg.
Cascade Christian 55
South Umpqua 50, OT
ROGUE RIVER -- Kial Blankenship scored a game-high 20 points and Andrew Nale chipped in 13, but the Lancers fell in overtime to the No. 1-ranked 3A team in Oregon at the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational.
Scott Morse had 19 points for the unbeaten Challengers and Jarrod Hess added 17. Ben Joffer hit a 3-point field goal for Cascade Christian with 0.9 seconds left in overtime. The Lancers then called for a timeout when they had none left, resulting in a technical foul and two free throws by Morse for the final margin.
CASCADE CHRISTIAN (55) -- Scott Morse 19, Hess 17, Ayala 6, Joffer 5, Cheney 2, Duchien 2, Kinney 4, Thomas. Totals 19 13-18 55.
SOUTH UMPQUA (50) -- Kial Blankenship 20, Nale 13, Heintz 6, Matthews 4, Beberger 4, Smedley 3, Schoonhoven, Grady. Totals 19 3-8 50.
C. Christian 9 11 10 14 11 -- 55
S. Umpqua 13 7 7 15 6 -- 50
3-point goals -- C.C. 4 (Morse 2, Hess 1, Joffer 1), S.U. 9 (Nale 3, Smedley 1, Blankenship 5). Fouled Out -- Beberger.
Lost River 53
Douglas 51
ROGUE RIVER -- Jason Tingle scored a career-high 34 points for Douglas, but Lost River rallied from a small deficit at the beginning of the fourth quarter for a victory over the Trojans on the second day of the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational.
Bryson Norton added eight points for the Trojans, who trailed by five with less than a minute remaining. Douglas pulled within two and got a defensive stop with eight seconds remaining, but the Trojans couldn't get a shot off before the final buzzer.
Tingle also had five rebounds for Douglas.
DOUGLAS (51) -- Jason Tingle 34, Norton 8, Clark 5, Woods 2, Rocco 2, Walton, Guthrie, McKee. Totals 23 4-8 51.
LOST RIVER (53) -- Cox 18, Carleton 14, Perry 6, Hernandez 6, Pera 5, Cazrez 2, Haskins 2, Hernandez, Zambrono, Zavala, Kilcrece. Totals 22 7-7 53.
Douglas 10 15 16 10 -- 51
Lost River 15 8 15 15 -- 53
3-Point Shots -- Dou. 1 (Clark), L.R. 3 (Cox, Pera, Carlton). Total Fouls -- Dou. 12, L.R. 12.
Reedsport 74
Pacific 61
PORT ORFORD -- Jason Fishel scored a game-high 29 points and David King chipped in 14 to lead the Braves over host school Pacific on the first day of the Pacific Invitational.
Ismail Osorio added 10 points for the Braves, who blew the game open with a 27-point second quarter against the Pirates. Michael Maynard and Sean-Paul Wagner each scored 12 to lead Pacific.
REEDSPORT (74) -- Jason Fishel 29, King 14, Osorio 10, Young 8, Wilmarth 6, Reinoehl 3, Orr, 3, Terra 1, Christoffersen.
PACIFIC (61) -- Michael Maynard 12, Sean-Paul Wagner 12, Ashdown 6, Keeler 5, Brady 4, Wayrynen 4, Bowman 4, Maynard 2, Bjonrud, Fraser.
Reedsport 18 27 10 19 -- 74
Pacific 12 11 6 22 -- 61
No other statistics available.
North Douglas 67
Glide 39
DRAIN -- The Class 2A Warriors had no trouble putting away the 3A Wildcats in Friday's non-league win.
Cameron Derrick was the game's top scorer with 20, Dustin Andes contributed 18 and Tyler Vancil had 12. Vancil grabbed 13 rebounds.
Dennis Franklin led the Wildcats in both scoring (eight points) and rebounding (five).
GLIDE (39) -- Dennis Franklin 8, Standish 7, Clark 6, Rigley 5, Bonnell 4, Weimar 3, Hopkins 2, Gilbert 2, Vickery 2, Smith, Shrum, McCrosky, Dickenson. Totals 15-51 7-8 39.
NORTH DOUGLAS (67) -- Cameron Derrick 20, Andes 18, Vancil 12, K. Anderson 6, A. Anderson 3, Harrod 2, Adams 2, Peterson 2, Creech 2, Colburn. Totals 27-62 9-15 67.
Glide 16 10 4 9 -- 39
N. Douglas 18 15 12 22 -- 67
3-Point Shots -- Glide 2 (Weimar, Rigley), N.D. 4 (Derrick). Total Fouls -- Glide 15, N.D. 13. Rebounds -- Glide 27 (Franklin 5), N.D. 37 (Vancil 13). JV Score -- Glide def. North Douglas.
Bonanza 69
Glendale 54
ROGUE RIVER -- Bonanza's Daniel Clark and Glendale's Kyle Tate had a scoring duel in the consolation semifinals of the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational, but the Antlers had more weapons and pulled away for the win.
Tate scored a game-high 33 points, including 25 in the second half and seven 3-point field goals. Clark finished with 28 for Bonanza, which led by nine at halftime.
GLENDALE (54) -- Kyle Tate 33, D. Boucher 8, Ellis 7, Borreson 4, J. Boucher 2, Mozingo, Williams, Howard. Totals 20 7-14 54.
BONANZA (69) -- Daniel Clark 28, Gibson 18, Dickinson 12, Heidrich 7, Warden 2, Oates 2, Hawkins, Bailey, Wessel, Williams, Rogers. Totals 29 7-14 69.
Glendale 8 12 16 18 -- 54
Bonanza 10 19 15 25 -- 69
3-Point Shots -- Gle. 7 (Tate 7), Bon. 4 (Clark 3, Heidrich). Total Fouls -- Gle. 15, Bon. 19. Fouled Out -- Heidrich.
Oakland 58
Bandon 55
BANDON -- Joey Lee led Oakland with 18 points and Andrew Young and Coleton Baker each scored 10 points for the top-ranked Oakers, who rallied from an early deficit for a non-league victory over the 3A Tigers.
Baker's hustle in the fourth quarter boosted the Oakers, Oakland coach Jeff Clark said. Andrew Young hit a pair of free throws with 30 seconds remaining for the final margin, and Bandon's 3-point field goal attempt at the end that would have tied the game was off the mark.
Oakland continues non-league play at home Thursday against Sutherlin and next Friday against second-ranked Western Mennonite of Salem.
OAKLAND (58) -- Joey Lee 18, Young 10, Baker 10, Fugate 6, Adams 6, Dickson 5, Mathis 3, Kanen, Sturgill, Simmons. Totals 23-48 10-15 58.
BANDON (55) -- Max DeVillers 19, Garrett 11, Lemerandale 6, Duval 6, Mack 4, Larkin 4, A. Santos 5, Bennett, Z. Santos. Totals 21-44 9-13 55.
Oakland 9 15 13 21 -- 58
Bandon 10 14 13 18 -- 55
3-Point Shots -- Oak. 2 (Lee, Dickson), Ban. 4 (DuVal 2, Garrett, A. Santon). Total Fouls -- Oak. 12, Ban. 16. Rebounds -- Oak. 24 (Young, Baker 5), Ban. 22 (DeVillers 5). JV Score -- Oakland 62, Bandon 51.
UVC 59
Hosanna Christian 44
KLAMATH FALLS -- Umpqua Valley Christian had an explosive opening half, taking a 21-point first-quarter lead en route to a road win.
Levi Chappell scored 13 points for the Monarchs, and Kyle Monteith and Ryan Graf both had nine. Garrett Loverde was the game's leading scorer, netting 15 for the Lions.
UVC improved to 4-2 and will face off against the Irish in Riddle on Tuesday.
UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN (59) -- Levi Chappell 13, Monteith 9, Graf 9, Schultz 8, Mit. Graham 7, Medak 4, Hill 3, Smith 2, Stone 2, Mic. Graham 2, Claughton. Totals 20-48 15-25 59.
HOSANNA CHRISTIAN (44) -- Garrett Loverde 15, Sizemore 11, Achleithner 8, Phillips 4, Crenshaw 2, Collins 2, Rice 2. Totals 18-42 7-15 44.
UVC 26 13 13 7 -- 59
Hosanna 5 12 15 12 -- 44
3-Point Shots -- UVC 4 (Schultz 1, Monteith 1, Graham 1, Chappell 1), Hos. 1 (Loverde). Total Fouls -- UVC 18, Hos. 18. JV Score -- UVC 44, Hosanna 11.
Butte Falls 54
Camas Valley 37
BUTTE FALLS -- Joey Knighton scored 14 points and Shane Hamilton had 13 points and 11 rebounds to lead Butte Falls to a win in the first round of its own tournament.
Camas Valley pulled even with the Loggers at halftime, but was outscored 14-5 in the third quarter. Maison Cay led the Hornets with 13 points.
CAMAS VALLEY (37) -- Maison Cay 13, Carter 8, Elliott 6, Dever 4, Fisher 4, Stotler 2, Andreas. Totals 14 4-8 37.
BUTTE FALLS (54) -- Joey Knighton 14, Shane Hamilton 13, Sutfin 11, McGonagle 9, Casillas 7, Ellis, Gower, Kinyon, Dunham . Totals 18 15-30 54.
Camas Valley 15 9 5 8 -- 37
Butte Falls 17 7 14 16 -- 54
3-Point Shots -- C.V. 5 (Cay 2, Carter 2, Elliott), B.F. 3 (Knighton 2, Hamilton). Fouled Out -- Elliott, Stotler.
GIRLS
Gold Beach 46
Sutherlin 44
MYRTLE POINT -- The Bulldogs lost on a last-second 3-point field goal by Gold Beach at the Myrtle Point Tournament.
Tess Bennett had 20 points for the Bulldogs. Sutherlin made a 3-pointer with eight seconds remaining to take the lead.
Katherine Zuber led the Panthers with 15 points, including three shots from beyond the arc. Destiny Cowan added seven points for the Bulldogs.
SUTHERLIN (44) -- Tess Bennett 20, Cowan 7, Hutchings 6, Weber 4, Garcia 3, Evans 2, Terrel-Perez 2, Gilman. Totals 19 3-4 44.
GOLD BEACH (46) -- Katherine Zuber 15, Hockema 11, Yeiter 8, Zuber 7, Moore 2, Miller 1. Totals 16 10-16 46.
Sutherlin 13 9 10 12 -- 44
Gold Beach 12 15 6 13 -- 46
3-Point Shots -- Suth. 3 (Bennett 2, Garcia 1), G.B. 4 (Kath. Zuber 3, Kay. Zuber 1). Total Fouls -- Suth. 16, G.B. 6. JV Score -- Sutherlin 58, Coquille 10.
Glendale 64
Bonanza 45
ROGUE RIVER -- Gretchen Owens scored a game-high 28 points and Ashley Marriott chipped in 12 for the Pirates, who rebounded from a loss to Chiloquin on Thursday to reach the Rogue River Chieftain Invitational consolation game.
Zoe Brown added eight points for Glendale, which took a 19-point lead at halftime. Karissa Gomez had 18 points for the Antlers.
GLENDALE (64) -- Gretchen Owens 26, Marriott 12, Phelps 4, Brown 8, Lovemark 3, Prock 4, Lovelady 7, Henry, Solomon, Williams. Totals 24 15-26 64.
BONANZA (45) -- Karissa Gomez 18, Gallagher 16, Ortega 3, Peterson 2, Rivera 6, Condova, Jacobs, Elce. Totals 18 8-21 45.
Glendale 20 20 18 6 -- 64
Bonanza 9 12 8 16 -- 45
3-Point Shots -- Gle. 1 (Owens), Bon. 1 (Gomez). Total Fouls -- Gle. 20, Bon. 21. Fouled Out -- Lovemark, Henry, Lovelady, Condova.
Reedsport 53
Pacific 29
PORT ORFORD -- Pacific was shut out in the third quarter in its loss to the Braves in a non-league game.
Jessica Cooper had 14 points for the Braves and Hannah Smith added 10.
REEDSPORT (53) -- Jessica Cooper 14, Smith 10, Moore 8, Hitchcock 6, Fraley 4, James 3, McLain 3, Nunn 2, Palmer 2, Ekelund 1, Hoover.
PACIFIC (29) -- Jesse Culley 6, Digby 5, Manning 5, Ashdown 4, Fraser 4, Curry 3, Manning 2, Odson, Pascasio, Valentine.
Reedsport 20 10 14 9 -- 53
Pacific 5 10 0 14 -- 29
No other statistics available.
Bandon 40
Oakland 27
BANDON -- Bandon rallied from a 22-14 halftime deficit to take the non-league win over the Oakers.
The Oakers (2-4) scored only two points in the third quarter and three in the fourth.
"We just didn't execute in the second half," Oakland coach Esther Moen said. "That's why they won and it's pretty frustrating."
Becky Butler led Bandon with 15 points and Briana Valentine added 11. Amber Dikkers led Oakland with eight points, and Alex Johnson and Julie Basque had six each. The Oakers host Sutherlin at 6 p.m. Thursday.
OAKLAND (27) -- Amber Dikkers 8, Johnson 6, Basque 6, McLean 4, Goodman 2, Earls 1, Harper, Bodenschatz, Humphreys, Baimbridge, King. Totals 12 3-9 47.
BANDON (40) -- Becky Butler 15, Valentine 11, Smith 6, A. Torres 6, J. Torres 2, Haueter, Berry, Garrett. Totals 15 10-27 47.
Oakland 12 10 2 3 -- 27
Bandon 2 12 14 12 -- 40
Total Fouls -- Oak. 22, Ban 11. JV Score -- Oakland 28, Bandon 27.
Henley 53
S. Umpqua 26
KLAMATH FALLS -- Sierra Patzke scored 23 points, including five 3-point field goals, to lead the Hornets past the Lancers in a non-league game.
Chelsea Duffy had nine points and five rebounds for South Umpqua, which was outscored 26-10 in the second half.
SOUTH UMPQUA (26) -- Chelsea Duffy 9, Falk 3, Blomberg, Moser 4, Bice, Church 2, Crane 3, Stevenson 5. Totals 10 6-14 26.
HENLEY (53) -- Sierra Patzke 23, Reed 2, T. Wallace 10, Kennedy 2, Waugh 2, Webb, Matheson, Poetsch, Grant 2, Haack, Carleton 7. Totals 20 7-11 47.
S. Umpqua 9 7 5 5 -- 26
Henley 13 14 16 10 -- 53
3-Point Shots -- Hen. 6 (Patzke 5, Carleton). Total Fouls -- S.U. 13, Hen. 13. Rebounds -- S.U. 23 (Blomberg, Duffy 5), Hen. 33 (Waugh, Wallace 10).
Camas Valley 50
Butte Falls 44
BUTTE FALLS -- Camas Valley held off a late Butte Falls rally in the fourth quarter after building a 42-27 lead in the first round of the Loggers' tournament.
Amber Wafer scored 15 points and Danielle Townsend had 14 for the Hornets. Christina Carter added 10 points. Felicia Ferguson had a game-high 16 points to lead Butte Falls.
CAMAS VALLEY (50) -- Amber Wafer 15, D. Townsend 14, Carter 10, Pierce 6, Gibson 3, Ferrara 2, N. Townsend. Totals 18 12-19 50.
BUTTE FALLS (44) -- Felicia Ferguson 16, A. Ferguson 11, Stephenson 10, Kirkpatrick 4, C. Grote 0, O'Keefe 0, B. Grote, Sutfin 3. Totals 20 3-11 44.
Camas Valley 11 17 14 8 -- 50
Butte Falls 7 11 9 17 -- 44
3-Point Shots -- C.V. 2 (Wafer 2), B.F. 1 (A. Ferguson).
Hosanna Christian 58
UVC 38
KLAMATH FALLS -- The Monarchs came within five points of Hosanna Christian in the fourth quarter, but were unable to catch Lacy Matchett and the Lions, who pulled away for a 20-point non-league victory.
Ashley Prentice-Free had 19 points for UVC before fouling out in the fourth quarter. Lacy Matchett scored 19 for the Lions. UVC (2-4) plays next at Riddle on Tuesday.
UMPQUA VALLEY CHRISTIAN (38) -- Ashley Prentice-Free 19, Zerbach 6, Harding 4, Pittam 3, Hawkins 2, Seamans 2, Robinson 1, Bentley 1, Buechley. Totals 14 9-22 38.
HOSANNA CHRISTIAN (58) -- Lacy Matchett 19, Anderson 14, Justman 7, Shaw 4, Ronnander 4, Howard 4, Griggs 3, Barnes 2, Keppinger 1. Totals 24 7-22 58.
UVC 6 10 11 11 -- 58
Hosanna 7 19 12 20 -- 58
3-Point Shots -- UVC 1 (Prentice-Free), Hos. 3 (Anderson). Total Fouls -- UVC 16, Hos. 19. Fouled Out -- Prentice-Free. JV Score -- Hosanna def. UVC.
