UPDATE: Added information regarding Raymond senior Tre’ Seydel moving past Ken Hoffer for the No. 1 spot in all-time points leader at the school.

A busy Wednesday evening for Twin Harbors prep basketball teams as the competition heats up in the final week of the regular season.

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Aberdeen 52, Rochester 47

Aberdeen snapped a 13 game losing streak with a 52-47 victory over Rochester on Wednesday at Rochester High School.

The Bobcats (2-14, 1-9 2A Evergreen) got 22 points from junior guard Baylor Ainsworth and a double-double performance from senior Isiah Watson (15 points, 11 rebounds) to post their first victory since a win over Elma back on Dec. 3.

Aberdeen led 18-6 after one quarter and though the Bobcats were outscored in each of the final three quarters, they never let the game get away from them in picking up the victory.

“Very proud of this group to earn a win on the road,” Aberdeen head coach Mark Buckman said, commending his coaching staff for having “great preparation” on Wednesday. “It was truly a team effort.”

Aberdeen senior Kale Goings led the Bobcats defense with five rebounds and three steals to go along with four assists.

Rochester (4-13, 2-7) was led by sophomore guard Tyler Klatush, who scored 17 points in the contest.

Aberdeen faces Centralia at 7 p.m. on Friday at Centralia High School before closing out the regular season at home against Shelton at 7 pm.. on Monday.

Aberdeen 18 11 6 17 — 52

Rochester 6 13 10 18 — 47

Scoring

Aberdeen (52) — Ainsworth 22, Watson 11, Troeh 8, Miller 5, Goings 2, Ray 2, Swope 2

Rochester (47) — Klatush 17, A. Groninger 9, Payne 7, S. Robbins 4, K. Robbins 4, McAferty 2, Henderson 2, O.Connor 2

PHOTO BY LARRY BALE Raymond guard Tre’ Seydel (12) looks to shoot while being defended by South Bend’s Jacob Carlson (30) during Raymond’s 74-34 victory on Wednesday at South Bend High School. With 26 points scored in the game, Seydel passed Ken Hoffer for the top spot as the school’s all-time scoring leader for boys basketball.

Raymond 74, South Bend 34

An all-time school scoring record was broke as Raymond closed out its regular season with a convincing 74-34 victory over South Bend on Wednesday at South Bend High School.

Raymond senior guard Tre’ Seydel put his name atop the all-time greats in the school’s history, scoring 26 points to pass Ken Hoffer for the No. 1 spot in Seagulls boys basketball history with 1,381 points. Hoffer’s record stood for 55 years.

Raymond (12-5 overall, 9-5 2B Pacific) jumped on South Bend (2-14, 0-13) early, using its defense to create points in the fast break.

“Our decision-making was great in the open court tonight,” Raymond head coach Derek Rask said.

The Seagulls led 24-6 after the first quarter and 42-14 at the half.

Adrian Quintana (14 points, 4 assists) scored in double figures for Raymond while Josh Flynn led South Bend with 14 points.

“I was happy with our effort tonight,” South Bend head coach Jon Schray said. “We never did quit playing hard all the way to the last buzzer.”

Raymond will be the 2B Pacific League’s No. 4 seed entering the 2B District 4 Tournament, which is set to begin on Saturday.

Raymond 24 18 25 7 — 74

South Bend 6 8 13 7 — 34

Scoring

Raymond (74) — Seydel 28, Quintana 14, Anderson 8, Hutson 7, Medeiros 7, Hubbard 4, Freeman 4, Yearout 2, Thaxton 2

South Bend (34) — Flynn 14, Reidinger 8, Williams 4, Carlson 3, Johnson 2

Northwest Christian 57, Ocosta 56

Ocosta had its chances but came up short in a 57-56 loss to Northwest Christian on Wednesday in Lacey.

Ocosta (6-12, 3-10 2B Pacific) trailed the Wolverines (5-14, 4-9) by a point in the final minute of the game, but the Wildcats came up empty on multiple opportunities to gain the lead.

Down a point with 11 second left, Ocosta had the ball with a chance to win the game, but an over-and-back call gave the ball to NWC.

NWC missed the front end of the 1-and-1 free throw situation and Ocosta secured the rebound and a second chance at seizing the lead.

On the ensuing possession, an Ocosta shot from eight-feet away was blocked according to the referees, though the Ocosta faithful was calling for a foul.

With 0.7 seconds left, a desperation shot at the buzzer was off-target, giving NWC the win.

“Well, we played a lot better tonight, playing with intensity and effort from start to finish,” Ocosta head coach Jason Quinby said. “We gave ourselves plenty of opportunities to pull out a win, but some untimely mistakes and a questionable non-call in the last dozen seconds did us in.”

Mark Lewis had an outstanding game for the Wildcats, scoring a game high 21 points, grabbing 10 rebounds and recording six steals in the loss.

Kevin Agramon and Xander Prigmore added 11 points apiece while Josh Figueroa had six rebounds and four steals for Ocosta.

Ocosta is scheduled to face NWC at 7 p.m. on Thursday in Westport.

Ocosta 17 18 10 11 — 56

NWC 21 13 6 17 — 57

Scoring

Ocosta (56) — M. Lewis 21, K. Agramon 11, X. Prigmore 11, Barnum 6, Turner 3, Figueroa 2, T. Lewis 2

NWC (57) — D. Babber 18, J. Babber 18, Walker 9, Dunning 6, Buster 4, Maveaga 2

Willapa Valley 63, Pe Ell 38

Willapa Valley wasted little time in dispatching of Pe Ell in a 63-38 victory on Wednesday in Menlo.

Willapa Valley (16-4, 7-0 1B Columbia Valley) led 18-2 at the end of the first quarter and 41-11 at halftime.

Riley Pearson scored 13 points to lead Willapa Valley while Kolten Fluke (13 pts., 8 reb., 5 steals) had a solid all-around floor game for the Vikings.

“Our defense set the tone tonight,” Willapa Valley head coach Jay Pearson said, adding his team’s depth has been key to clinching the league title this season. “On any given night, we have eight or nine guys to make plays.”

The victory comes on the heels of Willapa Valley’s 76-21 victory over Washington School for the Deaf on Tuesday in Vancouver.

Willapa Valley closes out the season at home against Mossyrock at 7 p.m. on Thursday.

Pe Ell 2 9 14 13 — 38

Willapa Valley 18 23 13 9 — 63

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Montesano 82, Hoquiam 13

Montesano continued its romp through the 1A Evergreen League with an 82-13 thrashing over Hoquiam on Wednesday in Hoquiam.

Montesano (15-1, 7-0 1A Evergreen) — ranked No. 4 in the most recent Associated Press poll — hammered Hoquiam (5-11, 1-7) early by getting out to a 36-2 lead in the first quarter.

The Bulldogs vaunted defense recorded 30 steals in the game and allowed no more than seven points in a quarter.

“Montesano is a force in the state this year and has spent this season improving their depth and unselfish team play,” Hoquiam head coach Chad Allan said. “They flat out get after you on defense. Tough match up for anyone with their whole starting five. Not a lot of fun playing against the Bulldogs but I do love watching them play as hard and fierce as they do.”

Monte had four players finish in double figures. McKynnlie Dalan (22 points), Jaiden King (16 pts.), Paige Lisherness (14 pts.) and Mikayla Stanfield (11 pts.) each scored at least 10 points in the game.

Hoquiam was led by Ella Folkers, who had six points to lead the Grizzlies.

“There is no one that likes to be on the end of such a score. But, what a great opportunity to play one of the best teams in the state and test ourselves as a program. I truly love and respect my players for never giving up. Many little wins happened in this game for us.”

Hoquiam honored seniors Kamryn Krohn, Charli Sampson-Eastman and Katie Burnett on Senior Night.

“I want to thank the three seniors for all their dedication to this program and the school on Senior Night,” Allan said. “Special young women.”

Montesano hosts Tenino at 7 p.m. on Friday with a chance to secure the league title and sole possession of the 1A Evergreen League’s No. 1 spot.

Hoquiam will honor past Grizzlies female athletes in a Title IX celebration during a game against Rochester at 7 p.m. on Friday at Hoquiam Square Garden.

Montesano 36 20 17 9 — 82

Hoquiam — 2 4 7 0 — 13

Montesano (82) — Dalan 22, King 16, Lisherness 14, Stanfield 11, O. Young 6, Prom 4, Karr 3, Bruland 2, M. Young 2, Winter 2

Hoquiam (13) — Folkers 6, Bonney-Spradlin 3, Franks 2, Little 2

Tenino 55, Elma 23

Elma had its hands full with one of the 1A Evergreen League’s top players in suffering a 55-23 loss to Tenino on Wednesday in Tenino.

Elma (2-9, 1-5 1A Evergreen) struggled to slow down Tenino center Ashley Schow, who scored 27 points that included a perfect 8-for-8 from the free-throw line.

The Eagles were also slow to take off, scoring just two points on an Eliza Sibbett basket in the first quarter.

Elma trailed 27-13 at the half and managed just 10 points in the second half as the Eagles shot 9-of-40 (23%) for the game.

Tenino (14-4, 5-1) shot 20-of-43 (47%) from the field and 11-of-14 (79%) from the free-throw line.

Elma was led by Aubrey Moore, who scored seven points in the game.

The Eagles host Eatonville at 7 p.m. on Friday.

Elma 2 11 5 5 — 23

Tenino 13 14 15 13 — 55

Elma (23) — Moore 7, Weld 3, DeMoss 2, Sample 2, Spencer 2, Sibbett 2

Tenino (55) — Schow 27, Hunter 13, Severse 9, Letts 4, Vestal 2

Willapa Valley 63, Wishkah Valley 15

Willapa Valley dispatched of Wishkah Valley early in cruising to a 63-15 victory on Wednesday in Menlo.

The Vikings (10-7) won the non-league matchup by outscoring the Loggers (1-4) 27-3 in the first quarter and 41-8 at halftime for their fifth consecutive victory.

“I’ve got to give credit to Wishkah for how hard they played,” Vikings head coach John Peterson said, noting the Loggers had just five players available for Wednesday’s game. “They’re young and they’ll get better.”

It was a trio of underclassmen that led the way for Willapa Valley as the Vikings pulled their starters after gaining a 22-0 lead in the first four minutes of the game.

Sophomores Lauren Emery (13 points) and Kaylee Mican (12 pts.) and freshman Addison Merkel (12 pts.) each scored in double digits for a Willapa Valley team that had 10 players score in the contest.

The Vikings shot 49% from the field on 28-of-57 shooting and had 16 assists as a team.

Willapa Valley faces Mossyrock at 7 p.m. on Friday in Mossyrock in a game that will determine the 1B Columbia Valley League title.

Wishkah Valley 3 5 2 5 — 15

Willapa Valley 27 14 14 8 — 63

Scoring

Wishkah Valley (15) — N/A

Willapa Valley (63) — Emery 13, Mican 12, Merkel 12, Patrick 6, Amacher 6, Russell 4, L. Matlock 4, Chavez 2, Coady 2, Hamilton 2