The young Grays Harbor women’s basketball team is off to an 0-2 start and Aberdeen bowling had its win streak snapped as we take a look at local sports happenings from this past week.

COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Southwest Oregon 89, Grays Harbor 74

Three Chokers in double figures wasn’t enough to overcome Southwest Oregon’s scoring output in Grays Harbor’S 89-74 loss on Saturday.

Despite giving up some size to the Lakers (1-2 overall), the Chokers came away with a slight rebounding edge 43-40.

Sandin Kidder led the way with 26 points and 10 rebounds while Aromonnie Byrd chipped with a double-double of her own with 16 points and 11 rebounds.

The Chokers (0-2) were outscored in every quarter and suffered from a slow start after halftime, with the Lakers outscoring the Chokers 25-18.

Grays Harbor head coach Chad Allan said the game is another learning experience for his young team.

“We just could not get enough stops and match Southwest Oregon’s size and energy,” he said. “These freshman are being taught a lot of lessons. The future will show if we are learning.”

The Chokers will look for their first win of the season at Clark College in Vancouver at 2 p.m. on Saturday.

GHC 19 18 18 19 74 – 74

SW Oregon 22 21 25 21 – 89

PREP BOWLING

Black Hills 17, Aberdeen 1

Aberdeen had its three-game winning streak snapped by Black Hills at Tumwater Lanes on Monday.

The Bobcats lost all 10 head-to-head matchups and salvaged their only point in the fist baker game where Aberdeen won 177-156.

Despite the lopsided score, Aberdeen wasn’t too far off the pace in match play. Four of the 10 matches were decided by eight pins or less as the Bobcats showed improvements in their scores compared to their last match against Montesano.

The Bobcats (3-1) were led by Megan Howell who paced the team with scores of 155 in game one and 158 in game two. Black Hills’ Mac Theophilus put up a 159 defeat Howell by one pin in the second game.

Black Hill’s record improves to 3-0 with the win.

The Bobcats will look to start another win streak with a match against WF West at 3 p.m.on Monday at Fairway Lanes in Chehalis.

Aberdeen (1549) – Howell (313), Annabelle Micheau (273), Bryerlee perry (260), Kaitlyn Martin (246), Gracie Silva (207)

Black Hills (1901) – Kenzie Nutter (360), Mac Theophilus (338) Kenzie Laabs (328), Hallie Stuart (270), Maranda Hall (259)