UPDATE: Added North Beach-Concordia Christian game information.

One Twin Harbors basketball team’s losing streak was snapped while another continued as we take a look at Saturday’s prep sports on the Harbor.

PREP BOYS BASKETBALL

Napavine 48, Aberdeen 35

Aberdeen’s losing streak stretched to four games after a 48-35 loss to 2B Napavine on Saturday at Napavine High School.

The Bobcats (1-5 overall) were held to 10 points at the half as Napavine — playing its season-opener — used a full-court press to stifle Aberdeen’s offense.

The Bobcats trailed 25-10 at the half.

Napavine sophomore James Grose led all scorers with 25 points to go along with eight rebounds.

ERIC TRENT | THE CHRONICLE Aberdeen’s Zack Allen (22) shoots a 3-pointer against Napavine during a non-league road game on Saturday.

Aberdeen will look to get back on the winning track when the Bobcats face Tumwater at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Tumwater.

No additional information was provided for this game at the time of this writing.

Hoquiam 55, North Mason 52

Hoquiam snapped a three-game skid to lose the season with a 55-52 victory over North Mason on Saturday at North Mason High School.

In a game Grizzlies head coach Kyle Blumberg called a “hard fought game that came down to the end,” Hoquiam (1-3) trailed by a point at halftime before a big third quarter saw the Grizzlies take a 44-36 lead into the final period.

Behind Justice Stankavich’s 21 points and six rebounds and Michael Lorton Watkins’ 15 points, seven boards and three steals, Hoquiam was able to hold on for the three-point victory.

The Grizzlies host Columbia-White Salmon at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.

Hoquiam 19 8 17 11 — 55

North Mason 16 12 8 16 — 52

North Beach 69, Concordia Christian Academy 32

North Beach won for the second straight time in as many days, defeating Concordia Christian Academy 69-32 on Saturday at Winners Gymnasium in Tacoma.

One night after recording a double-double, North Beach’s Josh Bighead led all scorers with 27 points and seven steals.

Tre’Vaughn Greene added eight points and a team high 13 rebounds while Tyrell Curry came off the bench to score 10 points for the Hyaks (3-1, 1-1 2B Pacific).

“We had a really strong team effort,” North Beach head coach Larry Moore said. “Our bench played a big role in the win.”

North Beach’s next scheduled game is at 7:15 on Friday against Chief Leschi in Ocean Shores.

PREP BOYS SWIMMING

Aberdeen at Sprint Pentathlon

LONGVIEW — Aberdeen’s first competition of the season became a showcase of its underclassmen talent during Saturday’s Mark Morris Sprint Pentathlon at the Dick Mealy Memorial Natatorium.

Sophomore Tyler Bates finished 10th overall in individual scorers by racking up 57 1/2 points for the Bobcats. Bates scored in all five of his events, including two fourth-place finishes in the 25 individual medley and 100 backstroke, respectively.

“It was good to get back to competition and the excitement of a full pool deck this fall,” Aberdeen head coach Rob Burns said. “There were 18 schools and more than 150 swimmers at the meet. For many of the Bobcats, this was their first high school meet. For all of them, this was a good test to see where they are and what they need to improve upon as the season moves along.”

Two freshmen registered points for the Bobcats — Denny Linker and Jacob Hallack. Hallack took fourth overall in the 500 free, while Linker used a strong race in the 100 fly to finish eighth. Linker placed in three events, while Hallack placed in two events on the day.

Linker, Hallack and sophomores Jacob Natwick and Kevin Eng were cited for their performances by the coaches.

On Friday, Aberdeen will hit the road to take on Kelso in a non-league dual meet.

— Submitted article

Mark Morris Sprint Pentathlon

At Dick Mealy Memorial Natatorium

Team: Camas 480, Mark Morris 211.5, Mountain View 195. 8. Aberdeen 121.5.

(Top 16 Aberdeen placers only)

200 IM — 11, Jacob Hallak. 25 IM — 4, Tyler Bates. 15, Denny Linker. 100 Fly — 8, Denny Linker. 10, Zach Parker. 25 Fly — 14, Tyler Bates. 100 Free — 3, Tyler Bates. 10, Denny Linker. 500 Free — 4, Jacob Hallack. 5, Logen Sequin. 100 Back — 4, Tyler Bates. 100 Breast — 15, Foster Patterson. 25 Breast — 9, Tyler Bates.