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MERLIN -- Dustin Andes scored 22 of high game-high 27 points in the second half, Cameron Derrick added 15 and North Douglas, the No. 7-ranked team in 2A, rallied from a 26-point halftime deficit against 4A North Valley for a wild 60-55 non-league victory over the Knights on Saturday.
Tyler Vancil added 13 for the Warriors, who hit 14-of-15 free throw attempts in the fourth quarter. Two of those came from Kyle Anderson with 1:45 remaining, snapping a 50-50 tie and giving the Warrios the lead for good.
"We almost had to learn a lesson in perseverance the hard way, but instead we learned it the fun way," Warriors coach Shane Mast said. "It's almost like we were wearing different uniforms in the second half."
Kevin Rose scored 11 to lead the Knights, who limited the Warriors to just two first-half field goals. Anderson finished with five points and a game-high six assists.
The Warriors continue non-league play Tuesday when they go north to play South Eugene's JV team.
NORTH DOUGLAS (60) -- Dustin Andes 27, Derrick 15, Vancil 13, K. Anderson 5, A. Anderson, Colburn, Harrod, Adams, Creech, Peterson. Totals 15-41 23-34 60.
NORTH VALLEY (55) -- Kevin Rose 11, Woodruff 9, Larson 8, Nicholas 7, Clark 7, Procknaw 4, Brummett 4, Kellogg 3, Hiler 2, Wert. Totals 22-42 10-22 55.
N. Douglas 7 6 22 25 -- 60
N. Valley 22 17 3 13 -- 55
3-Point Shots -- N.D. 7 (Andes 4, Derrick 3), N.V. 1 (Rose). Total Fouls -- N.D. 18, N.V. 20. Rebounds -- N.D. 32 (Vancil 14), N.V. 21 (Hiler 6). JV Score -- North Valley def. North Douglas.
South Umpqua 60
Chiloquin 48
ROGUE RIVER -- Andrew Nale scored 22 points with six assists and Kial Blankenship chipped in 11 points and eight rebounds for the Lancers, who never trailed the Panthers on their way to winning the third-place game of the Rogue River Chieftan Invitational.
Kevin Heintz added 10 for South Umpqua, which hit sic 3-pointers and outrebounded Chiloquin 30-21. Chad Rich led the Panthers with a game-high 24 points.
"We missed a lot of shots in the first half," South Umpqua coach Mike Ernest said. "But we took contol in the third quarter after we refocused. This game was a character builder for us,"
The Lancers (7-3) continue non-league play Tuesday at Cottage Grove.
SOUTH UMPQUA (60) -- Andrew Nale 22, Kail Blankenship 11, Kevin Henitz 10, Grady 8, Beeberger 4, Matthews 2, Jensen 2, McFarland 1, Schoonhoven, Matchett. Totals 19-57 16-26 60.
CHILOQUIN (48) -- Chad Rich 24, Case 13, Miller 6, Jackson 5, Sexton, Blanton, Spalinge. Totals 15-43 18-25 48.
S. Umpqua 18 11 15 16 -- 60
Chiloquin 12 10 9 17 -- 48
3-Point Shots -- South Umpqua 6 (Nale, Grady 2, Glankenship 3). Total Fouls -- South Umpqua 24, Chiloquin 23. Fouled Out -- Grady, Beeberger. Rebounds -- South Umpqua 30 (Beberger 10, Blankenship 8), Chiloquin 21 (Jackson, Blanton 5).
CCA 62
Prospect 58, OT
CANYONVILLE -- Canyonville Christian Academy won yet another close game, this time in overtime over Prospect.
The Pilots (4-4) made 25 of 32 free throw attempts, including four straight by Kang Kim that gave his team the lead for good after Prospect scored the first four points of overtime.
Stanley Shu was 10-for-10 from the free throw line and finished with a game-high 20 points to go with nine rebounds and five assists. Kim had a double-double of 11 points and 11 rebounds. Janos Kroo led the Pilots in boards with 13 and Victor Yuen scored 11 points.
"Everybody pitched in and found a way to win," CCA coach Noal Schaak said. "To win four games like this out of eight is pretty weird for me. I've never seen anything like it."
Dakota Gordon led the Cougars with 19 points. Zach Bennett and Josh Walton had 13 apiece.
PROSPECT (58) -- Dakota Gordon 19, Zach Bennett 13, Josh Walton 13, Linson 5, Mahoney 4, Strickland 2, Roe, Forgey. Totals 23 7-9 58.
CCA (62) -- Stanley Shu 20, Victor Yuen 11, Kang Kim 11, Kroo 7, Lee 4, Hong 5, Jung 4, Shih. Totals 18 25-32 62.
Prospect 12 14 15 12 5 -- 58
CCA 9 18 14 12 9 -- 62
3-Point Shots -- Pro. 5 (Gordon 2, Bennett 2, Linson), CCA 2 (Hong 2). Total Fouls -- Pro. 21, CCA 16. Fouled Out -- Walton, Mahoney. JV Score -- CCA def. Prospect.
Camas Valley 71
St. Mary's JV 42
BUTTE FALLS -- Camas Valley's first win of the season won it the third-place trophy from the Butte Falls Tournament as they routed the St. Mary's junior varsity.
Kurt Dever scored a game-high 16 points, Maison Cay had 15 and Eli Fisher had 13 for the Hornets (1-5). Aaron Stotler and Chase Elliott each grabbed nine rebounds.
Noah Conway led the Crusaders with 15 points.
ST. MARY'S JV (42) -- Noah Conway 15, Gervais 10, Marchi 10, Dibb 6, Arnez 1, Buckmeister, Darnall. Totals 16 4-7 42.
CAMAS VALLEY (71) -- Kurt Dever 16, Cay 15, Fisher 13, Elliott 9, Stotler 8, Andreas 3. Totals 30 8-18 71.
St. Mary's 11 7 11 13 -- 42
Camas Valley 23 21 18 9 -- 71
3-Point Shots -- St.M 6 (Conway 3, Gervais 2, Dibb), C.V. 3 (Cay 2, Carter). Total Fouls -- St. M 16, C.V. 14. Fouled Out -- Carter.
Elkton 52
Oak Hill 36
ELKTON -- Brent Whipple scored 14 points and Ben Eberhardt grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Elkton to its second
straight win.
The Elks (5-3) jumped to a 15-4 lead after one quarter and were up 30-9 by halftime. Mario Celis added 11 points and Mackenzie Smith nine.
Damien Ramirez led Oak Hill with 15 points and 12 rebounds.
OAK HILL (36) -- Damien Ramirez 15, Zosal 12, Morales 5, Oates 2, Connell 2, Stafford, Owen, Motts.
ELKTON (52) -- Brent Whipple 14, Celis 11, Smith 9, B. Eberhardt 7, M. Eberhardt 4, Hillsman 5, McKenzie 2, Farren, Davis, Garrison.
Oak Hill 4 5 14 13 -- 36
Elkton 15 15 9 13 -- 52
Complete statistics unavailable
GIRLS
Douglas 48
Glide 28
GLIDE -- Courtney Bush scored 15 points and Katy King added 13 as the Trojans beat the Wildcats in a non-league game. Bush and King combined for 12 steals.
Douglas (3-3) outscored Glide (2-4) by 16 points at the line, making 23-of-39 attempts. Angela Bryant had seven points for the Wildcats.
The Wildcats host Cascade Christian Tuesday in their Sunset League opener. The Trojans travel to Illinois Valley Monday for a non-league contest.
DOUGLAS (48) -- Courtney Bush 15, King 13, Cotton 6, Bond 6, A. Davis 3, Blankenship 3, Walton 1, James 1, Shigley, Rocco, S. Davis, Case. Totals 12-44 23-39 48.
GLIDE (28) -- Angela Bryant 7, Rushby 6, Schiermeister 6, Nelson 4, Garrison 3, Gilbreath 2, Standish, Belloir, Hatley. Totals 10-38 7-15 28.
Douglas 14 13 7 14 -- 48
Glide 3 8 12 5 -- 28
3-Point Shots -- Dou. 1 (A. Davis), Glide 1 (Bryant). Total Fouls -- Dou. 17, Glide 28. Fouled Out -- Bryant, Hatley. JV Score -- Douglas def. Glide.
South Umpqua 57
Bandon 32
TRI CITY -- Chelsea Duffy finished with a career-high 19 points before leaving with an injury late in the first half after the Lancers exploded for a 29-point second quarter against the Tigers.
Jonna Blomberg had eight points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots and Triana Crane added eight points and 10 assists for South Umpqua (5-4). Becky Butler had eight points to lead the Tigers.
"We got out full court and made some nice decisions on the break," S.U. coach Andy Johnson said. "That was an explosion like we haven't seen here in a long time."
Duffy hurt her left leg, the same leg she suffered a season-ending injury with during soccer season, and did not return after halftime.
The Lancers continue non-league play on Tuesday when they host No. 3-ranked Cottage Grove.
BANDON (32) -- Becky Butler 8, Valentine 7, Smith 6, M. Torres 5, Haueter 3, Baker 2, Garrett 1, Rynone, Berry, J. Torres. Totals 13 5-12 32.
SOUTH UMPQUA (57) -- Chelsea Duffy 19, Blomberg 8, Crane 8, Falk 7, Church 5, Whitmore 3, Moser 3, Bice 2, Lockwood 2, Stevenson, Lampton. Totals 21 14-23 57.
Bandon 7 8 7 10 -- 32
S. Umpqua 10 29 10 8 -- 57
3-Point Shots -- Bandon 3 (M. Torres, Haueter, Smith), S. Umpqua 1 (Moser). Total Fouls -- Bandon 20, S. Umpqua 13. Fouled Out -- Butler. Rebounds -- Bandon 20 (Butler 7), S. Umpqua 35 (Blomberg 10). JV Score -- South Umpqua 41, Bandon 37.
Sutherlin 44
Creswell 40
MYRTLE POINT -- Sutherlin captured third place at the Myrtle Point Tournament by holding off Creswell down the stretch.
Tess Bennett had 17 points to lead Sutherlin (5-2), which went on a 10-5 run in the third quarter after a 19-19 halftime tie. Sutherlin made almost as many free throws (14) as Creswell had attempts (15).
"They made a late run at us but we hit our free throws and took care of the ball," Sutherlin coach Josh Grotting said.
Katie Tique led Creswell with 12 points.
CRESWELL (40) -- Katie Tique 12, McMahon 9, Collins 8, Giles 7, Magathan 2, Gabrio 1, Mailard 1, Geil, Zettel, Brummett. Totals 15 7-15 40.
SUTHERLIN (44) -- Tess Bennett 17, Garcia 7, Weber 5, Hutchings 5, Cowan 4, Evans 4, Terrel-Perez 2, O'Fay, Gilman. Totals 14 14-26 44.
Creswell 8 11 5 16 -- 40
Sutherlin 4 15 10 15 -- 44
3-Point Shots -- Cre. 3 (Collins 2, Giles), Suth. 2 (Weber, Bennett). Total Fouls -- Cre 18, Suth. 13. Fouled Out -- McMahon.
Glendale 54
Lost River 52
ROGUE RIVER -- Gretchen Owens scored 15 of her game-high 24 points in the first quarter as the No. 10-ranked Pirates held on for a win over the No. 6 Raiders in the fourth-place game of the Rogue River Tournament.
Ashley Marriott added 15 points for Glendale (6-2), shooting 9 for 11 from the line. Heidi Condon had 12 points for Lost River.
Owens, who scored 65 points in three tournament games, was named to the all-tournament team.
LOST RIVER (52) -- Heidi Condon 12, Riger 10, McCulley 9, Ireland 6, Barajas 3, Hammers 2, Burch 6, Stillinger 4. Totals 23 5-10 52.
GLENDALE (54) -- Gretchen Owens 24, Marriott 15, Phelps 2, Brown 6, Lovemark 5, Prock 2, Henry, Lovelady. Totals 19 14-20 54.
Lost River 14 14 14 10 -- 52
Glendale 23 9 11 11 -- 54
3-Point Shots -- L.R. 1 (Barajas), Gle. 2 (Brown 1, Lovemark 1). Total Fouls -- L.R. 16, Gle. 11. Fouled Out -- Condon.
St. Mary's 65
Camas Valley 32
BUTTE FALLS -- Jasmine Alvarez scored 19 points, helping the Crusaders to a win over the Hornets in the championship game of the Butte Falls Tournament on Saturday.
Amber Wafer had 17 points and Cierra Gibson grabbed 11 rebounds for Camas Valley (3-4), which was without starting post Christina Carter due to a sprained ankle. Wafer and teammate Danielle Townsend were named to the all-tournament team.
ST. MARY'S (65) -- Jasmine Alvarez 19, Picknell 17, Barnum 17, Valdez 6, Armas 2, Larson 4. Totals 31 2-9 65.
CAMAS VALLEY (32) -- Amber Wafer 17, Ferrara 6, Gibson 4, D. Townsend 3, N. Townsend 2, Lewis, Pierce, Peck, Mitchell. Totals 13 4-5 32.
St. Mary's 20 23 10 12 -- 65
Camas Valley 2 4 6 20 -- 32
3-Point Shots -- S.M. 1 (Barnum), C.V. 2 (Wafer). Total Fouls -- S.M. 13, C.V. 14. Fouled Out -- D. Townsend. Rebounds -- S.M. 37 (Barnum 10), C.V. 26 (Gibson 11).
Tyler Vancil added 13 for the Warriors, who hit 14-of-15 free throw attempts in the fourth quarter. Two of those came from Kyle Anderson with 1:45 remaining, snapping a 50-50 tie and giving the Warrios the lead for good.
"We almost had to learn a lesson in perseverance the hard way, but instead we learned it the fun way," Warriors coach Shane Mast said. "It's almost like we were wearing different uniforms in the second half."
Kevin Rose scored 11 to lead the Knights, who limited the Warriors to just two first-half field goals. Anderson finished with five points and a game-high six assists.
The Warriors continue non-league play Tuesday when they go north to play South Eugene's JV team.
NORTH DOUGLAS (60) -- Dustin Andes 27, Derrick 15, Vancil 13, K. Anderson 5, A. Anderson, Colburn, Harrod, Adams, Creech, Peterson. Totals 15-41 23-34 60.
NORTH VALLEY (55) -- Kevin Rose 11, Woodruff 9, Larson 8, Nicholas 7, Clark 7, Procknaw 4, Brummett 4, Kellogg 3, Hiler 2, Wert. Totals 22-42 10-22 55.
N. Douglas 7 6 22 25 -- 60
N. Valley 22 17 3 13 -- 55
3-Point Shots -- N.D. 7 (Andes 4, Derrick 3), N.V. 1 (Rose). Total Fouls -- N.D. 18, N.V. 20. Rebounds -- N.D. 32 (Vancil 14), N.V. 21 (Hiler 6). JV Score -- North Valley def. North Douglas.
South Umpqua 60
Chiloquin 48
ROGUE RIVER -- Andrew Nale scored 22 points with six assists and Kial Blankenship chipped in 11 points and eight rebounds for the Lancers, who never trailed the Panthers on their way to winning the third-place game of the Rogue River Chieftan Invitational.
Kevin Heintz added 10 for South Umpqua, which hit sic 3-pointers and outrebounded Chiloquin 30-21. Chad Rich led the Panthers with a game-high 24 points.
"We missed a lot of shots in the first half," South Umpqua coach Mike Ernest said. "But we took contol in the third quarter after we refocused. This game was a character builder for us,"
The Lancers (7-3) continue non-league play Tuesday at Cottage Grove.
SOUTH UMPQUA (60) -- Andrew Nale 22, Kail Blankenship 11, Kevin Henitz 10, Grady 8, Beeberger 4, Matthews 2, Jensen 2, McFarland 1, Schoonhoven, Matchett. Totals 19-57 16-26 60.
CHILOQUIN (48) -- Chad Rich 24, Case 13, Miller 6, Jackson 5, Sexton, Blanton, Spalinge. Totals 15-43 18-25 48.
S. Umpqua 18 11 15 16 -- 60
Chiloquin 12 10 9 17 -- 48
3-Point Shots -- South Umpqua 6 (Nale, Grady 2, Glankenship 3). Total Fouls -- South Umpqua 24, Chiloquin 23. Fouled Out -- Grady, Beeberger. Rebounds -- South Umpqua 30 (Beberger 10, Blankenship 8), Chiloquin 21 (Jackson, Blanton 5).
CCA 62
Prospect 58, OT
CANYONVILLE -- Canyonville Christian Academy won yet another close game, this time in overtime over Prospect.
The Pilots (4-4) made 25 of 32 free throw attempts, including four straight by Kang Kim that gave his team the lead for good after Prospect scored the first four points of overtime.
Stanley Shu was 10-for-10 from the free throw line and finished with a game-high 20 points to go with nine rebounds and five assists. Kim had a double-double of 11 points and 11 rebounds. Janos Kroo led the Pilots in boards with 13 and Victor Yuen scored 11 points.
"Everybody pitched in and found a way to win," CCA coach Noal Schaak said. "To win four games like this out of eight is pretty weird for me. I've never seen anything like it."
Dakota Gordon led the Cougars with 19 points. Zach Bennett and Josh Walton had 13 apiece.
PROSPECT (58) -- Dakota Gordon 19, Zach Bennett 13, Josh Walton 13, Linson 5, Mahoney 4, Strickland 2, Roe, Forgey. Totals 23 7-9 58.
CCA (62) -- Stanley Shu 20, Victor Yuen 11, Kang Kim 11, Kroo 7, Lee 4, Hong 5, Jung 4, Shih. Totals 18 25-32 62.
Prospect 12 14 15 12 5 -- 58
CCA 9 18 14 12 9 -- 62
3-Point Shots -- Pro. 5 (Gordon 2, Bennett 2, Linson), CCA 2 (Hong 2). Total Fouls -- Pro. 21, CCA 16. Fouled Out -- Walton, Mahoney. JV Score -- CCA def. Prospect.
Camas Valley 71
St. Mary's JV 42
BUTTE FALLS -- Camas Valley's first win of the season won it the third-place trophy from the Butte Falls Tournament as they routed the St. Mary's junior varsity.
Kurt Dever scored a game-high 16 points, Maison Cay had 15 and Eli Fisher had 13 for the Hornets (1-5). Aaron Stotler and Chase Elliott each grabbed nine rebounds.
Noah Conway led the Crusaders with 15 points.
ST. MARY'S JV (42) -- Noah Conway 15, Gervais 10, Marchi 10, Dibb 6, Arnez 1, Buckmeister, Darnall. Totals 16 4-7 42.
CAMAS VALLEY (71) -- Kurt Dever 16, Cay 15, Fisher 13, Elliott 9, Stotler 8, Andreas 3. Totals 30 8-18 71.
St. Mary's 11 7 11 13 -- 42
Camas Valley 23 21 18 9 -- 71
3-Point Shots -- St.M 6 (Conway 3, Gervais 2, Dibb), C.V. 3 (Cay 2, Carter). Total Fouls -- St. M 16, C.V. 14. Fouled Out -- Carter.
Elkton 52
Oak Hill 36
ELKTON -- Brent Whipple scored 14 points and Ben Eberhardt grabbed 12 rebounds to lead Elkton to its second
straight win.
The Elks (5-3) jumped to a 15-4 lead after one quarter and were up 30-9 by halftime. Mario Celis added 11 points and Mackenzie Smith nine.
Damien Ramirez led Oak Hill with 15 points and 12 rebounds.
OAK HILL (36) -- Damien Ramirez 15, Zosal 12, Morales 5, Oates 2, Connell 2, Stafford, Owen, Motts.
ELKTON (52) -- Brent Whipple 14, Celis 11, Smith 9, B. Eberhardt 7, M. Eberhardt 4, Hillsman 5, McKenzie 2, Farren, Davis, Garrison.
Oak Hill 4 5 14 13 -- 36
Elkton 15 15 9 13 -- 52
Complete statistics unavailable
GIRLS
Douglas 48
Glide 28
GLIDE -- Courtney Bush scored 15 points and Katy King added 13 as the Trojans beat the Wildcats in a non-league game. Bush and King combined for 12 steals.
Douglas (3-3) outscored Glide (2-4) by 16 points at the line, making 23-of-39 attempts. Angela Bryant had seven points for the Wildcats.
The Wildcats host Cascade Christian Tuesday in their Sunset League opener. The Trojans travel to Illinois Valley Monday for a non-league contest.
DOUGLAS (48) -- Courtney Bush 15, King 13, Cotton 6, Bond 6, A. Davis 3, Blankenship 3, Walton 1, James 1, Shigley, Rocco, S. Davis, Case. Totals 12-44 23-39 48.
GLIDE (28) -- Angela Bryant 7, Rushby 6, Schiermeister 6, Nelson 4, Garrison 3, Gilbreath 2, Standish, Belloir, Hatley. Totals 10-38 7-15 28.
Douglas 14 13 7 14 -- 48
Glide 3 8 12 5 -- 28
3-Point Shots -- Dou. 1 (A. Davis), Glide 1 (Bryant). Total Fouls -- Dou. 17, Glide 28. Fouled Out -- Bryant, Hatley. JV Score -- Douglas def. Glide.
South Umpqua 57
Bandon 32
TRI CITY -- Chelsea Duffy finished with a career-high 19 points before leaving with an injury late in the first half after the Lancers exploded for a 29-point second quarter against the Tigers.
Jonna Blomberg had eight points, 10 rebounds and four blocked shots and Triana Crane added eight points and 10 assists for South Umpqua (5-4). Becky Butler had eight points to lead the Tigers.
"We got out full court and made some nice decisions on the break," S.U. coach Andy Johnson said. "That was an explosion like we haven't seen here in a long time."
Duffy hurt her left leg, the same leg she suffered a season-ending injury with during soccer season, and did not return after halftime.
The Lancers continue non-league play on Tuesday when they host No. 3-ranked Cottage Grove.
BANDON (32) -- Becky Butler 8, Valentine 7, Smith 6, M. Torres 5, Haueter 3, Baker 2, Garrett 1, Rynone, Berry, J. Torres. Totals 13 5-12 32.
SOUTH UMPQUA (57) -- Chelsea Duffy 19, Blomberg 8, Crane 8, Falk 7, Church 5, Whitmore 3, Moser 3, Bice 2, Lockwood 2, Stevenson, Lampton. Totals 21 14-23 57.
Bandon 7 8 7 10 -- 32
S. Umpqua 10 29 10 8 -- 57
3-Point Shots -- Bandon 3 (M. Torres, Haueter, Smith), S. Umpqua 1 (Moser). Total Fouls -- Bandon 20, S. Umpqua 13. Fouled Out -- Butler. Rebounds -- Bandon 20 (Butler 7), S. Umpqua 35 (Blomberg 10). JV Score -- South Umpqua 41, Bandon 37.
Sutherlin 44
Creswell 40
MYRTLE POINT -- Sutherlin captured third place at the Myrtle Point Tournament by holding off Creswell down the stretch.
Tess Bennett had 17 points to lead Sutherlin (5-2), which went on a 10-5 run in the third quarter after a 19-19 halftime tie. Sutherlin made almost as many free throws (14) as Creswell had attempts (15).
"They made a late run at us but we hit our free throws and took care of the ball," Sutherlin coach Josh Grotting said.
Katie Tique led Creswell with 12 points.
CRESWELL (40) -- Katie Tique 12, McMahon 9, Collins 8, Giles 7, Magathan 2, Gabrio 1, Mailard 1, Geil, Zettel, Brummett. Totals 15 7-15 40.
SUTHERLIN (44) -- Tess Bennett 17, Garcia 7, Weber 5, Hutchings 5, Cowan 4, Evans 4, Terrel-Perez 2, O'Fay, Gilman. Totals 14 14-26 44.
Creswell 8 11 5 16 -- 40
Sutherlin 4 15 10 15 -- 44
3-Point Shots -- Cre. 3 (Collins 2, Giles), Suth. 2 (Weber, Bennett). Total Fouls -- Cre 18, Suth. 13. Fouled Out -- McMahon.
Glendale 54
Lost River 52
ROGUE RIVER -- Gretchen Owens scored 15 of her game-high 24 points in the first quarter as the No. 10-ranked Pirates held on for a win over the No. 6 Raiders in the fourth-place game of the Rogue River Tournament.
Ashley Marriott added 15 points for Glendale (6-2), shooting 9 for 11 from the line. Heidi Condon had 12 points for Lost River.
Owens, who scored 65 points in three tournament games, was named to the all-tournament team.
LOST RIVER (52) -- Heidi Condon 12, Riger 10, McCulley 9, Ireland 6, Barajas 3, Hammers 2, Burch 6, Stillinger 4. Totals 23 5-10 52.
GLENDALE (54) -- Gretchen Owens 24, Marriott 15, Phelps 2, Brown 6, Lovemark 5, Prock 2, Henry, Lovelady. Totals 19 14-20 54.
Lost River 14 14 14 10 -- 52
Glendale 23 9 11 11 -- 54
3-Point Shots -- L.R. 1 (Barajas), Gle. 2 (Brown 1, Lovemark 1). Total Fouls -- L.R. 16, Gle. 11. Fouled Out -- Condon.
St. Mary's 65
Camas Valley 32
BUTTE FALLS -- Jasmine Alvarez scored 19 points, helping the Crusaders to a win over the Hornets in the championship game of the Butte Falls Tournament on Saturday.
Amber Wafer had 17 points and Cierra Gibson grabbed 11 rebounds for Camas Valley (3-4), which was without starting post Christina Carter due to a sprained ankle. Wafer and teammate Danielle Townsend were named to the all-tournament team.
ST. MARY'S (65) -- Jasmine Alvarez 19, Picknell 17, Barnum 17, Valdez 6, Armas 2, Larson 4. Totals 31 2-9 65.
CAMAS VALLEY (32) -- Amber Wafer 17, Ferrara 6, Gibson 4, D. Townsend 3, N. Townsend 2, Lewis, Pierce, Peck, Mitchell. Totals 13 4-5 32.
St. Mary's 20 23 10 12 -- 65
Camas Valley 2 4 6 20 -- 32
3-Point Shots -- S.M. 1 (Barnum), C.V. 2 (Wafer). Total Fouls -- S.M. 13, C.V. 14. Fouled Out -- D. Townsend. Rebounds -- S.M. 37 (Barnum 10), C.V. 26 (Gibson 11).
