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SUTHERLIN — It’s offense forced the overtime, but it was the Sutherlin High girls basketball team’s defense that won the game.
The Bulldogs rallied for a 45-40 overtime win over visitng North Valley on Tuesday night. After being held to 19 points through three quarters, Sutherlin exploded for 20 in the fourth quarter, and outscored the Knights 6-1 in the extra period.
Destiny Cowan led Sutherlin (6-2) with 13 points and Sierra Terrel-Perez added 12. Tess Bennett was held scoreless in the first half but finished with nine points.
“We were not ready to play,” Sutherlin coach Josh Grotting said. “We were basically standing around expecting to win the game by just being there. Amanda (Hutchings) and Bre (Garcia) were in foul trouble, and Tess (Bennett) struggled early.”
Lauren Crawford had a game-high 19 points for the Knights.
NORTH VALLEY (40) — Lauren Crawford 19, Giesen 8, Goens 6, Swanson 5, Ellis 1, Robles 1. Totals 15 9-16 40.
SUTHERLIN (45) — Destiny Cowan 13, Terrel-Perez 12, Bennett 9, Weber 4, Garcia 3, Hutchings 2, Gilman 2, Holts, Evans, Mendenhall, O’Fay. Totals 16 13-21 45.
North Valley 9 9 6 15 1 — 40
Sutherlin 10 2 7 20 6 — 45
3-Point Shots — N.V. 1 (Swanson). Total Fouls — N.V. 16, Suth. 21. Fouled Out — Ellis, Garcia. JV Score — Sutherlin 43, North Valley 23.
<b>Cottage Grove 46
South Umpqua 33</b>
TRI CITY — South Umpqua couldn’t overcome a slow start as No. 3-ranked Cottage Grove jumped out to a 17-10 lead en route to a non-league win.
Kaitlyn Noble led all scorers with 11 points for the Lions.
Chelsea Duffy had 10 points and Tessa Falk nine for the Lancers (5-5).
“We got off to a slow start,” S.U. coach Andy Johnson said. “We played well after that, but you can’t start slow against a team like Cottage Grove.”
South Umpqua will travel to 5A Eagle Point Friday.
COTTAGE GROVE (46) — Kaitlyn Noble 11, Cronberger 10, Short 7, J. Brunetti 7, Perkey 5, E. Brunetti 4, Elliott, McClung. Totals 18 9-18 46.
SOUTH UMPQUA (33) — Chelsea Duffy 10, Falk 9, Crane 6, Blomberg 3, Moser 3, Stevenson 2, Bice. Totals 14 4-6 33.
Cottage Grove 17 10 10 9 — 46
South Umpqua 10 7 8 8 — 33
3-Point Shots — C.G. 1 (Short), S.U. 1 (Moser). Total Fouls — C.G. 9, S.U. 15. Fouled Out — Duffy. JV Score — Cottage Grove def. South Umpqua.
<b>UVC 55
Riddle 30</b>
RIDDLE — Jorden Zerbach finished with a season-high 23 points as Umpqua Valley Christian rolled over Riddle.
Zerbach hit two 3-point field goals and Ashley Prentice-Free added 10 points for the Monarchs (3-4). Ashley Pittam led UVC with five rebounds.
“It was a fast paced game,” Monarchs coach Mike Zerbach said. “The press started to get to them in the second quarter. The girls executed the press really well.”
Jordan Nelson had nine points and eight rebounds to lead the Irish.
UVC will travel to Glendale on Thursday. Riddle is off until Dec. 27 when it plays at Bandon.
UVC (55) — Jorden Zerbach 23, Prentice-Free 10, Harding 7, Buechley 4, Chappell 3, Hawkins 3, Pittam 3, Bentley 2, Robinson, Seamans. Totals 22-40 7-16 55.
RIDDLE (30) — Jordan Nelson 9, Andrea Stratton 6, Hanson 6, Maurer 2, Parker 2, Cushing 2, Yackamouih 2, Rogers 1, VanAnqen, Godfrey, Ramsey. Totals 11-46 8-15 30.
UVC 13 18 8 16 — 55
Riddle 10 5 5 10 — 30
3-Point Shots — UVC 4 (Zerbach 2, Hawkins 1, Harding 1). Total Fouls — UVC 16, Rid. 13. Rebounds — UVC 21 (Pittam 5), Riddle 30 (Nelson 8). JV Score — Riddle def. UVC.
<b>Glendale vs. Lost River ppd.</b>
GLENDALE — Inclement weather kept Lost River’s boys and girls basketball teams from playing their scheduled non-league games against Glendale on Tuesday. No makeup date has been set.
Both Glendale boys and girls team will pick up non-league play again on Thursday when they host Umpqua Valley Christian.
<b>Elkton 47
Yoncalla 17</b>
ELKTON — Robin Whipple had a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds as the 1A Elks dominated the 2A Eagles in a non-league contest.
Amanda Thorp also had a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, but the Eagles were held to only one field goal in the second half. Yoncalla shot 18 percent from the field.
RaeJeanne Evoniuk added 12 points for the Elks, including three 3-point field goals.
The two teams will face off again on Thursday at the North Douglas Tournament.
YONCALLA (17) — Amanda Thorp 13, Reynolds 4, Hoeffliger, Gilpin, Frasieur, McDonald, Barcus, Scott, Stroud, Simons, Lyons. Totals 6-33 5-14 17.
ELKTON (47) — Robin Whipple 19, Evoniuk 12, Ruble 7, Winslow 6, McMillan 3, Dunas, Mead, Gardner, Baker, Goss, O’Brien, Williams. Totals 18-42 7-13 47.
Yoncalla 8 5 0 4 — 17
Elkton 9 7 18 13 — 47
3-Point Shots — Elkton 4 (Evoniuk 3, McMillan 1). Total Fouls — Yon. 12, Elk. 17. Fouled Out — Ruble. Rebounds — Yon. 29 (Thorp 13), Elk. 23 (Whipple 10). JV Score — Elkton 22, Yoncalla 15.
<b>BOYS
Douglas 61
North Valley 58, 2 OT</b>
MERLIN — Jason Tingle scored 25 points and Tyler Clark added 10, and Douglas held off winless North Valley in double overtime for a non-league victory on Tuesday.
Tingle added 13 rebounds against the Knights, who hit a last-second 3-point field goal at the end of regulation to force overtime. The Knights won the tip in the first OT and held the ball, opting for a last-second shot that missed.
Douglas won the tip in the second overtime and scored immediately, then held on for its third win of the season.
“We had an 11-point lead in the fourth quarter, but they came back,” Douglas coach Kevin Wilson said. “It was all about getting over that hump, and the guys did that and really showed something tonight.”
Travis Clark had 16 points and Ross Procktow added 12 for North Valley. Cody Walton had nine points for Douglas (3-6), which continues non-league play at Coquille on Thursday.
DOUGLAS (61) — Jason Tingle 25, Clark 10, Walton 9, McKee 6, Rocco 4, Woods 4, Guthrie 3. Totals 24 9-15 61.
NORTH VALLEY (58) — Travis Clark 16, Procknow 12, Woodruff 9, Larson 9, Rost 8, Wert 4, Kellogg, Brumett. Totals 23 10-15
Douglas 10 17 16 8 0 10 — 61
N. Valley 13 10 11 17 0 7 — 58
3-Point Shots — Dou. 4 (Walton 3, Clark 1), N.V. 2 (Rost). Total Fouls — Dou. 14, N.V. 17. JV Score — North Valley def. Douglas.
<b>UVC 69
Riddle 37</b>
RIDDLE — Ryan Graf scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Umpqua Valley Christian to a non-league win.
Austin Stone had 14 points and Kyle Monteith and Levi Chappell added 11 each.
Franco Moreno had 19 points and Brock Goldbeck added 10 for the Riddle, who trailed 18-5 after one quarter.
“They outrebounded us,” said Riddle coach Russell Hobson, whose team was outrebounded by UVC 45-27. “They showed more energy than us, and we’re a little shorthanded.”
The Irish play next at Bandon on Dec. 27. The Monarchs play at Glendale on Thursday.
UVC (69) — Ryan Graf 22, Stone 14, Monteith 11, Chappell 11, Graham 5, Hill 4, Schultz 2, Wheeler, Medak, Smith. Totals 10-20 69.
RIDDLE (37) — Franco Moreno 19, Brock Goldbeck 10, Hanson 3, Pollinger 3, Brody Goldbeck 2, Harris, Pappas, Napper, Stratton. Totals 11-25 37.
UVC 18 7 14 30 — 69
Riddle 5 8 8 16 — 37
3-Point Shots — UVC 7 (Stone 4, Monteith 2, Chappell 1), Rid. 2 (Brock Goldbeck 2). Total Fouls — UVC 19, Rid. 23. Fouled Out — Brock Goldbeck, Brody Goldbeck. Rebounds — UVC 43 (Graf 10), Rid. 27 (Hanson 10). JV Score — UVC def. Riddle.
<b>Yoncalla 55
Elkton 34</b>
ELKTON — Rusty Dillon and Adam Peterson each scored a game-high 11 points for the 2A Eagles, who used a big third quarter to take control against 1A Elkton.
Chad Arter added 10 points and a game-high 11 rebounds for Yoncalla (5-1). Mario Celis had 11 points and Mackenzie Smith 10 for Elkton, which was limited to 9-of-49 shooting from the field.
“They came out with a lot of intensity in the third quarter,” Elkon coach Gary Trout said. “We got a little timid because they got pretty physical with us. Our kids battled, though.”
Elkton (5-5) is off until Jan. 4, when it begins Skyline League play at home against Camas Valley. Yoncalla continues non-league play Thursday at the Mapleton Tournament.
YONCALLA (55) — Rusty Dillon 11, Adam Peterson 11, Arter 10, Anson 8, Kopp 6, McDaniel 4, Kingery 3, Dubbllier 2, Jones, Randall, Lowe, Patel, Maslin. Totals 23-57 3-7 55.
ELKTON (34) — Mario Celis 11, Smith 10, Whipple 7, Garrison 4, Ben Eberhardt 2, Anderson, Hillsman, M. Eberhardt, McKenzie, Ferren, Davis. Totals 9-49 16-26 34.
Yoncalla 14 12 18 11 — 55
Elkton 6 11 4 13 — 34
3-Point Shots — Yon. 6 (Dillon 2, Peterson 2, Kingery, Arter). Total Fouls — Yon. 20, Elkton 9. Rebounds — Yon. 33 (Arter 11), Elk. 32 (B. Eberhardt 11). JV Score — Yoncalla def. Elkton.
<b>North Douglas 60
South Eugene JV 53</b>
DRAIN — Dustin Andes scored 35 points and pulled down 14 rebounds to lead North Douglas over South Eugene junior varsity. The Warriors improved to 6-1.
“Dustin had a big night,” said North coach Shane Mast. “He did a good job of carrying the load. The guys played hard, but couldn’t get a rythym.”
Tyler Vancil had 17 points for the Warriors. North Douglas takes over a week off before playing next at the Salem Academy Tournament beginning Dec. 27.
SOUTH EUGENE JV (53) — Jacobs 17, Ofner 16, Gerdes 8, Lindsey 8, Jackson 4, Lapite, Marshall, Assett, Rordstrand, Wagoner. Totals 22-52 4-9 53.
NORTH DOUGLAS (60) — Dustin Andes 35, Vancil 17, Derrick 4, A. Anderson 2, Peterson 2, K. Anderson, Colburn, Harrod. Totals 21-43 13-22 60.
South Eugene JV 17 9 13 14 — 53
N. Douglas 16 17 9 18 — 60
3-Point Shots — S.E. JV 5 (Ofner 2, Jacobs 2, Gerdes 1), N.D. 5 (Andes 3, Vancil 2). Total Fouls — S.E. JV 13, N.D. 13. Rebounds — S.E. Eugene JV 27 (Jacobs 7), N.D. 30 (Andes 14). JV Score — South Eugene Frosh def. North Douglas.
The Bulldogs rallied for a 45-40 overtime win over visitng North Valley on Tuesday night. After being held to 19 points through three quarters, Sutherlin exploded for 20 in the fourth quarter, and outscored the Knights 6-1 in the extra period.
Destiny Cowan led Sutherlin (6-2) with 13 points and Sierra Terrel-Perez added 12. Tess Bennett was held scoreless in the first half but finished with nine points.
“We were not ready to play,” Sutherlin coach Josh Grotting said. “We were basically standing around expecting to win the game by just being there. Amanda (Hutchings) and Bre (Garcia) were in foul trouble, and Tess (Bennett) struggled early.”
Lauren Crawford had a game-high 19 points for the Knights.
NORTH VALLEY (40) — Lauren Crawford 19, Giesen 8, Goens 6, Swanson 5, Ellis 1, Robles 1. Totals 15 9-16 40.
SUTHERLIN (45) — Destiny Cowan 13, Terrel-Perez 12, Bennett 9, Weber 4, Garcia 3, Hutchings 2, Gilman 2, Holts, Evans, Mendenhall, O’Fay. Totals 16 13-21 45.
North Valley 9 9 6 15 1 — 40
Sutherlin 10 2 7 20 6 — 45
3-Point Shots — N.V. 1 (Swanson). Total Fouls — N.V. 16, Suth. 21. Fouled Out — Ellis, Garcia. JV Score — Sutherlin 43, North Valley 23.
<b>Cottage Grove 46
South Umpqua 33</b>
TRI CITY — South Umpqua couldn’t overcome a slow start as No. 3-ranked Cottage Grove jumped out to a 17-10 lead en route to a non-league win.
Kaitlyn Noble led all scorers with 11 points for the Lions.
Chelsea Duffy had 10 points and Tessa Falk nine for the Lancers (5-5).
“We got off to a slow start,” S.U. coach Andy Johnson said. “We played well after that, but you can’t start slow against a team like Cottage Grove.”
South Umpqua will travel to 5A Eagle Point Friday.
COTTAGE GROVE (46) — Kaitlyn Noble 11, Cronberger 10, Short 7, J. Brunetti 7, Perkey 5, E. Brunetti 4, Elliott, McClung. Totals 18 9-18 46.
SOUTH UMPQUA (33) — Chelsea Duffy 10, Falk 9, Crane 6, Blomberg 3, Moser 3, Stevenson 2, Bice. Totals 14 4-6 33.
Cottage Grove 17 10 10 9 — 46
South Umpqua 10 7 8 8 — 33
3-Point Shots — C.G. 1 (Short), S.U. 1 (Moser). Total Fouls — C.G. 9, S.U. 15. Fouled Out — Duffy. JV Score — Cottage Grove def. South Umpqua.
<b>UVC 55
Riddle 30</b>
RIDDLE — Jorden Zerbach finished with a season-high 23 points as Umpqua Valley Christian rolled over Riddle.
Zerbach hit two 3-point field goals and Ashley Prentice-Free added 10 points for the Monarchs (3-4). Ashley Pittam led UVC with five rebounds.
“It was a fast paced game,” Monarchs coach Mike Zerbach said. “The press started to get to them in the second quarter. The girls executed the press really well.”
Jordan Nelson had nine points and eight rebounds to lead the Irish.
UVC will travel to Glendale on Thursday. Riddle is off until Dec. 27 when it plays at Bandon.
UVC (55) — Jorden Zerbach 23, Prentice-Free 10, Harding 7, Buechley 4, Chappell 3, Hawkins 3, Pittam 3, Bentley 2, Robinson, Seamans. Totals 22-40 7-16 55.
RIDDLE (30) — Jordan Nelson 9, Andrea Stratton 6, Hanson 6, Maurer 2, Parker 2, Cushing 2, Yackamouih 2, Rogers 1, VanAnqen, Godfrey, Ramsey. Totals 11-46 8-15 30.
UVC 13 18 8 16 — 55
Riddle 10 5 5 10 — 30
3-Point Shots — UVC 4 (Zerbach 2, Hawkins 1, Harding 1). Total Fouls — UVC 16, Rid. 13. Rebounds — UVC 21 (Pittam 5), Riddle 30 (Nelson 8). JV Score — Riddle def. UVC.
<b>Glendale vs. Lost River ppd.</b>
GLENDALE — Inclement weather kept Lost River’s boys and girls basketball teams from playing their scheduled non-league games against Glendale on Tuesday. No makeup date has been set.
Both Glendale boys and girls team will pick up non-league play again on Thursday when they host Umpqua Valley Christian.
<b>Elkton 47
Yoncalla 17</b>
ELKTON — Robin Whipple had a double-double with 19 points and 10 rebounds as the 1A Elks dominated the 2A Eagles in a non-league contest.
Amanda Thorp also had a double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds, but the Eagles were held to only one field goal in the second half. Yoncalla shot 18 percent from the field.
RaeJeanne Evoniuk added 12 points for the Elks, including three 3-point field goals.
The two teams will face off again on Thursday at the North Douglas Tournament.
YONCALLA (17) — Amanda Thorp 13, Reynolds 4, Hoeffliger, Gilpin, Frasieur, McDonald, Barcus, Scott, Stroud, Simons, Lyons. Totals 6-33 5-14 17.
ELKTON (47) — Robin Whipple 19, Evoniuk 12, Ruble 7, Winslow 6, McMillan 3, Dunas, Mead, Gardner, Baker, Goss, O’Brien, Williams. Totals 18-42 7-13 47.
Yoncalla 8 5 0 4 — 17
Elkton 9 7 18 13 — 47
3-Point Shots — Elkton 4 (Evoniuk 3, McMillan 1). Total Fouls — Yon. 12, Elk. 17. Fouled Out — Ruble. Rebounds — Yon. 29 (Thorp 13), Elk. 23 (Whipple 10). JV Score — Elkton 22, Yoncalla 15.
<b>BOYS
Douglas 61
North Valley 58, 2 OT</b>
MERLIN — Jason Tingle scored 25 points and Tyler Clark added 10, and Douglas held off winless North Valley in double overtime for a non-league victory on Tuesday.
Tingle added 13 rebounds against the Knights, who hit a last-second 3-point field goal at the end of regulation to force overtime. The Knights won the tip in the first OT and held the ball, opting for a last-second shot that missed.
Douglas won the tip in the second overtime and scored immediately, then held on for its third win of the season.
“We had an 11-point lead in the fourth quarter, but they came back,” Douglas coach Kevin Wilson said. “It was all about getting over that hump, and the guys did that and really showed something tonight.”
Travis Clark had 16 points and Ross Procktow added 12 for North Valley. Cody Walton had nine points for Douglas (3-6), which continues non-league play at Coquille on Thursday.
DOUGLAS (61) — Jason Tingle 25, Clark 10, Walton 9, McKee 6, Rocco 4, Woods 4, Guthrie 3. Totals 24 9-15 61.
NORTH VALLEY (58) — Travis Clark 16, Procknow 12, Woodruff 9, Larson 9, Rost 8, Wert 4, Kellogg, Brumett. Totals 23 10-15
Douglas 10 17 16 8 0 10 — 61
N. Valley 13 10 11 17 0 7 — 58
3-Point Shots — Dou. 4 (Walton 3, Clark 1), N.V. 2 (Rost). Total Fouls — Dou. 14, N.V. 17. JV Score — North Valley def. Douglas.
<b>UVC 69
Riddle 37</b>
RIDDLE — Ryan Graf scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead Umpqua Valley Christian to a non-league win.
Austin Stone had 14 points and Kyle Monteith and Levi Chappell added 11 each.
Franco Moreno had 19 points and Brock Goldbeck added 10 for the Riddle, who trailed 18-5 after one quarter.
“They outrebounded us,” said Riddle coach Russell Hobson, whose team was outrebounded by UVC 45-27. “They showed more energy than us, and we’re a little shorthanded.”
The Irish play next at Bandon on Dec. 27. The Monarchs play at Glendale on Thursday.
UVC (69) — Ryan Graf 22, Stone 14, Monteith 11, Chappell 11, Graham 5, Hill 4, Schultz 2, Wheeler, Medak, Smith. Totals 10-20 69.
RIDDLE (37) — Franco Moreno 19, Brock Goldbeck 10, Hanson 3, Pollinger 3, Brody Goldbeck 2, Harris, Pappas, Napper, Stratton. Totals 11-25 37.
UVC 18 7 14 30 — 69
Riddle 5 8 8 16 — 37
3-Point Shots — UVC 7 (Stone 4, Monteith 2, Chappell 1), Rid. 2 (Brock Goldbeck 2). Total Fouls — UVC 19, Rid. 23. Fouled Out — Brock Goldbeck, Brody Goldbeck. Rebounds — UVC 43 (Graf 10), Rid. 27 (Hanson 10). JV Score — UVC def. Riddle.
<b>Yoncalla 55
Elkton 34</b>
ELKTON — Rusty Dillon and Adam Peterson each scored a game-high 11 points for the 2A Eagles, who used a big third quarter to take control against 1A Elkton.
Chad Arter added 10 points and a game-high 11 rebounds for Yoncalla (5-1). Mario Celis had 11 points and Mackenzie Smith 10 for Elkton, which was limited to 9-of-49 shooting from the field.
“They came out with a lot of intensity in the third quarter,” Elkon coach Gary Trout said. “We got a little timid because they got pretty physical with us. Our kids battled, though.”
Elkton (5-5) is off until Jan. 4, when it begins Skyline League play at home against Camas Valley. Yoncalla continues non-league play Thursday at the Mapleton Tournament.
YONCALLA (55) — Rusty Dillon 11, Adam Peterson 11, Arter 10, Anson 8, Kopp 6, McDaniel 4, Kingery 3, Dubbllier 2, Jones, Randall, Lowe, Patel, Maslin. Totals 23-57 3-7 55.
ELKTON (34) — Mario Celis 11, Smith 10, Whipple 7, Garrison 4, Ben Eberhardt 2, Anderson, Hillsman, M. Eberhardt, McKenzie, Ferren, Davis. Totals 9-49 16-26 34.
Yoncalla 14 12 18 11 — 55
Elkton 6 11 4 13 — 34
3-Point Shots — Yon. 6 (Dillon 2, Peterson 2, Kingery, Arter). Total Fouls — Yon. 20, Elkton 9. Rebounds — Yon. 33 (Arter 11), Elk. 32 (B. Eberhardt 11). JV Score — Yoncalla def. Elkton.
<b>North Douglas 60
South Eugene JV 53</b>
DRAIN — Dustin Andes scored 35 points and pulled down 14 rebounds to lead North Douglas over South Eugene junior varsity. The Warriors improved to 6-1.
“Dustin had a big night,” said North coach Shane Mast. “He did a good job of carrying the load. The guys played hard, but couldn’t get a rythym.”
Tyler Vancil had 17 points for the Warriors. North Douglas takes over a week off before playing next at the Salem Academy Tournament beginning Dec. 27.
SOUTH EUGENE JV (53) — Jacobs 17, Ofner 16, Gerdes 8, Lindsey 8, Jackson 4, Lapite, Marshall, Assett, Rordstrand, Wagoner. Totals 22-52 4-9 53.
NORTH DOUGLAS (60) — Dustin Andes 35, Vancil 17, Derrick 4, A. Anderson 2, Peterson 2, K. Anderson, Colburn, Harrod. Totals 21-43 13-22 60.
South Eugene JV 17 9 13 14 — 53
N. Douglas 16 17 9 18 — 60
3-Point Shots — S.E. JV 5 (Ofner 2, Jacobs 2, Gerdes 1), N.D. 5 (Andes 3, Vancil 2). Total Fouls — S.E. JV 13, N.D. 13. Rebounds — S.E. Eugene JV 27 (Jacobs 7), N.D. 30 (Andes 14). JV Score — South Eugene Frosh def. North Douglas.
