WRESTLING 

Ocosta Invitational

WESTPORT — Despite having a smaller team than some of the other 10 schools at the Ocosta Invitational on Saturday, the host Wildcats emerged victorious in the team competition with three individual titles as well.

Ocosta’s Kaleb Orton (126 pounds), Cosmo Silver (145) and Kalvyn Scott (170) each came away with the top prize at their respective weight classes to propel the Wildcats to 177.5 team points. Rochester finished second with 161 points, while Willapa Harbor placed sixth with 98 and North Beach finished eighth with 59 points.

Twin Harbors wrestlers claimed five titles on the day with Willapa Harbor’s Joseph Lewis (138) and North Beach’s Seth Bridge (285) also taking home first-place hardware.

“Going in, Rochester, Tenino and Adna had more kids than us and we managed to get six in the finals and score those place points,” Ocosta coach Kevin Goodrich said. “For our kids to be able to start the season that way, with some good, tough wrestling and a team win sets the tone for the season.”

Ocosta’s Sam Quinby (138), Matthew Hart (152) and Hayden Hoff (220) all placed second individually. Willapa Harbor’s Christian Anderson (285) was the only other Twin Harbors wrestler to face off in a title match.

While Goodrich said he was proud of all three of the Ocosta champions, he said Orton’s title win was especially impressive. Orton trailed 5-0 after one round, but was able to get a reverse on his feet early in the second and take Luke Goozee of Knappa, Ore., to his back and get the pin at 2:34.

106: Championship — Tyler Barlass (Rainier). 113: Championship — Curtis Lenz (Rainier) pinned Brock Young (Rainier), 1:18. 3. Jeremy Brant (Rochester). 4. Cutter Copeland (Tenino). 120: Championship — Jacob Paris (Rochester) pinned Joseph Monachack (Darrington), 2:49. 3. Ozzie Hohner (Rochester). 4. Brad Kelly (Toledo-Winlock). 126: Championship — Kaleb Orton (Ocosta) pinned Luke Goozee (Knappa, Ore.), 2:34. 3. Jordan Antill (Tenino). 4. Cade Lenzi (Rochester). 132: Championship — Jayden Lancaster (Rochester) def. Lucas Ashley (Adna), 4-2. 3. Tristan Hamlin (Willapa Harbor). 4. Camron Kintop (Darrington). 138: Championship — Joseph Lewis (Willapa Harbor) def. Sam Quinby (Ocosta), 5-0. 3. Aaron Slape (Adna). 4. Luke Wellander (Adna). 145: Championship — Cosmo Silver (Ocosta) pinned Ted Lester (Rainier), :35. T3. Corbin Balzer (Adna) and Spencer Fullton (Knappa).

152: Championship — Braxton Dowell (Adna) def. Matthew Hart (Ocosta), 4-3. T3. Lucas Reuwsaat (Darrington) and Dakota Lofgren (Rochester). 160: Championship — Ashton Dowell (Adna) def. Adrian Negrete (Rochester), 11-6. 3. Alex Moe (Rainier). 4. Gabe Elder (Ocosta). 170: Championship — Kalvyn Scott (Ocosta) pinned Steven Roberts (Rainier), 3:48. 3. Aydan Costin (Knappa). 4. Brenden Chaney (North Beach). 182: Championship — Gage Burtenshaw (Darrington) pinned David Hoover (Rainier), 1:04. 3. Stuard Barta (Tenino). 4. Kameron Perry (Adna). 195: Championship — Seth Lindsey (Toledo-Winlock) def. Johhny Franke (Darrington), 15-0. 3. Chase Edminster (Rochester). 4. Tyrick Weyrauch (Tenino). 220: Championship — Andrew Goozee (Knappa) pinned Hayden Hoff (Ocosta), 1:07. 3. Gague Mealey (North Beach). 4. Nate Dickerson (Rochester). 285: Championship — Seth Bridge (North Beach) pinned Christian Anderson (Willapa Harbor), 5:06. 3. Tucker Deranleau (Ocosta). 4. CJ Dunnagan (Adna).

Emerald Ridge Girls Invite

PUYALLUP — Aberdeen’s girls wrestling team placed fourth out of 39 teams represented at the Emerald Ridge Girls Invitational in Puyallup on Saturday.

Aberdeen’s Maya Kuhl (125) and Karli Heikkila (155) each earned individual titles on the day while five Bobcats, Faith Cardenas (105), Bailee Green (110), Kenadi Bridges (130), Camryn Cook (145) and Mickayla Waltee (145), earned third-place finishes.

“It was a great start to the season,” Aberdeen girls coach Craig Yakovich said. “We competed tough in every match and got a lot of wins and a lot of pins. It was overall a good showing and hopefully the rest of the season keeps going that way.”

Aberdeen hosts Elma on Thursday.

Yelm tourney

YELM — Hoquiam’s Jenna Doll placed second at her weight in the Yelm Jump-On-In Girls Tournament on Saturday.

Doll was pinned by Wilson of Tacoma’s Lena Flanagan in the second round of the 155-pound final.

Hoquiam’s Mercedes Pinnell was third at 125, while Elyse Goulet tied for fifth at 130 pounds.

Hoquiam’s Alexis Delahanty advanced to the 110-pound semifinals but was forced to default due to a hyperextended knee.

Grizzly coach Buck Giles said only six of his 10 wrestlers competed Saturday due to injuries and college testing. The Grizzlies are expected to be at full strength when they compete in Centralia’s Tiger Classic on Saturday.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bulldogs 58, Gulls 40

MONTESANO — Jordan Spradlin scored 28 points as Montesano beat Raymond in a non-league game Saturday at Bo Griffith Memorial Gym.

In addition to pulling down eight rebounds, the 6-foot-1 Spradlin doled out perhaps a half-dozen assists as she was able to find the open player against a collapsing Raymond defense.

The Bulldogs (2-0) led 49-18 after three quarters before the Seagulls (1-1) closed the gap against Monte reserves.

“I thought we played really well, especially on the defensive end,” Monte coach Julie Graves said. “I know they have some kids who can shoot the ball and we closed out on their shooters really well.”

Shayla Floch scored 14 points and Josie Talley grabbed six rebounds for the Bulldogs.

Aubree Gardner paced Raymond with 14 points. Cydney Flemetis added 10 points for the Gulls.

On Monday, the Bulldogs host Onalaska while Raymond visits Elma.

Raymond 7 6 5 22 — 40

Montesano 15 17 17 9 — 58

Raymond (40) — Williams 9, Collins 3, Gardner 14, Newman 4, Flemetis 10, Mora, Souvannavanh, Warnstadt, Stepp. FG — n/a. FT — 13-19.

Montesano (58) — Quinn 2, Talley 3, Toyra 7, Floch 14, Spradlin 28, Perkinson 4, Bartlett, Lovell, Granstrom, Ekerson, Hutchings, Grubb. FG — 23-47 (.489). FT — 11-19.

JV — Montesano 42, Adna 13. Glory Grubb 11 points for Montesano.

Indians 33, Navigators 32

SOUTH BEND — Karley Reidinger’s foul shot with 20 seconds remaining enabled South Bend to nip Northwest Christian in a Pacific League game Saturday at Koplitz Fieldhouse.

After Livvie Ogilvie’s free throw with about one minute remaining gave the Indians a 32-29 lead in a raggedly played contest, Northwest Christian responded with the next three points to tie it.

Reidinger hit the second of two free throws for what proved to be the winning margin. The Navigators missed their final shot and the Indians (1-1) were able to dribble out the final six seconds.

Jessica Sanchez and Reidinger each recorded double-doubles for the Indians. Sanchez contributed 15 points and 13 rebounds, while Reidinger added 12 points and 10 boards.

Sanchez, however, fouled out midway through the fourth quarter and backcourt mate Katelyn Doyle was also sidelined due to an injury.

“I was proud of the girls we had in,” South Bend coach Gary Wilson said. “We had to fill some big shoes down the stretch.”

Doyle swiped four steals.

The Indians host Naselle in a non-leaguer Wednesday.

Indians 33, Navigators 32

N.W. Christian 2 11 6 13 — 32

South Bend 2 10 10 11 — 33

N.W. Christian (32) — VanMarter 2, Summers, Dominguez 8, Stottlemyre 4, Heidi Sowers 16, Teigan 2. FG — 13-56 (.232). FT — 6-12.

South Bend (33) — Ogilvie 1, Pearson 2, Doyle, Maneman, Sanchez 15, Reidinger 12, Rohr, Conner 3. FG — 10-40 (.250). FT — 12-26.

JV — South Bend won two-quarter game.

BOYS BASKETBALL 

Spudders 57, Bobcats 47

RIDGEFIELD — Three players scored in double figures as Ridgefield topped Aberdeen in a non-league game Saturday at Ridgefield.

The Spudders maintained slight advantages in every quarter. Aberdeen’s cause wasn’t helped when starting post Braden Castleberry-Taylor sustained a shoulder injury in the first half.

Up 27-24 at the half, Ridgefield gained some separation in the third quarter.

“It seemed like the third quarter was the biggest difference and that’s on me,” AHS coach Mark Buckman said. “They were running back picks and I did not make the necessary defensive adjustments.”

In all, however, Buckman said this “was our best effort on the road so far.”

Victor Gomez paced the Bobcats (0-3) with 18 points and eight rebounds. Josh Collett chipped in with 12 points and five rebounds and Alonzo Coburn came off the bench to contribute three assists.

Aberdeen, which has played exclusively on the road thus far, makes the short trip to Hoquiam on Friday.

Aberdeen 5 19 13 10 — 47

Ridgefield 7 20 18 12 — 57

Aberdeen (47) — Roiko 5, Coburn 2, Dublanko 6, Troy 4, Collett 12, Gomez 18, Castleberry-Taylor, Metke. FG — 16-45 (.356). FT — 11-17.

Ridgefield (57) — Radosedich 3, Gottsch 16, Williams 3, Short 12, Bringhurst 4, Wradius 13, Andersen 4, Layman 2. FG — n/a. FT — n/a.

JV — Ridgefield 50, Aberdeen 47, OT. Javier Bojorge 17 points for Aberdeen.

C squad — Aberdeen 41, Ridgefield 37.

Chitwhins 54, Bears 44

POULSBO — Brett Orozco’s long-range shooting helped Taholah turn back Chief Kitsap in a non-league season opener Friday night at Poulsbo.

Orozco scored 18 points to lead all scorers. He nailed three 3-point baskets in the fourth quarter after Chief Kitsap closed to within four points.

“We weren’t very precise in our offense, but we were able to penetrate and get some layins and kick the ball out for some 3-pointers,” Taholah coach Mike Rose said.

Jason Mowitch came off the bench to score 15 points for the Chitwhins (1-0). Terrance Jones and Dylan James led Taholah rebounders with eight and seven, respectively.

Taholah will be idle until hosting North River on Dec. 13.

Taholah 9 16 11 18 — 54

C. Kitsap 8 13 10 13 — 44

Taholah (54) — Anderson 7, Orozco 18, L. Jackson 4, James 4, Jones 6, Mowitch 15. FG — n/a. FT — 6-13.

Chief Kitsap individual scoring not reported.

Eagles 65, Vikings 25

TACOMA — Taking command early, Pacific League favorite Life Christian Academy trounced Willapa Valley in a league opener Friday at Tacoma.

Life Christian ace Luke Lovelady, bound for Point Loma Nazarene in California, opened the scoring with a reverse dunk en route to a 19-point outing. That helped ignite the Eagles to a 26-2 lead after one quarter.

“We lack experience and we got too much experience playing against Life Christian. They’ve going to be a title contender,” Valley coach Jay Pearson said.

Walker Oblad, Willapa Valley’s lone returning starter, paced the Vikings with 11 points. Teammate Ryon Ashley, battling taller opponents, grabbed six rebounds.

The Vikings (0-1) host North Beach on Thursday.

W. Valley 2 7 6 10 — 25

Life Christian 26 16 17 6 — 65

Willapa Valley (25) — M. Pearson 4, Oblad 11, Ashley 9, Flemetis, C. Pearson, Roonsburg, Ruelas, Deniston, Smaciarz, Hamilton 1. FG — 9-38 (.237). FT — 3-9.

Life Christian (65) — Overgaard 10, P. Champ 3, Kunitsa 12, Channell 2, Antonucci, Cooper 2, Lovelady 19, Kovacs 2, Woomer, Robinson 11, Donaldson 4. FG — 28-53 (.528). FT — 1-7.

JV — Life Christian won in overtime.

C.C. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Chuckars 64, Chokers 63

ONTARIO, Ore. — Grays Harbor College came up just short against Treasure Valley Community College in a non-divisional game at TVCC on Saturday.

The Chuckars jumped up by nine points after the first quarter, and while the Chokers chipped away at the lead, Grays Harbor’s comeback fell short. In the fourth quarter, Angela Sikora heated up from 3-point range and hit back-to-back-to-back treys to spark a 16-3 run for the Chokers.

Down by one point with three seconds left in the game, GHC had one last chance to win the game but the Chokers were unable to get a shot off on a sideline play.

“I was very proud of the effort and improvement our players have made in the two weeks since we played (TVCC) last,” GHC coach Chad Allan said.

GHC was led by Alexia Thrower, who scored 20 points, dished six assists and swiped four steals. Jaylin Brasher-Norwood and Monet Salazar each added 10 points. Bria Buchanan grabbed seven rebounds for the Chokers.

GHC (3-4) travels to take on Yakima Community College on Sunday.

GHC 14 11 16 22 — 63

TVCC 23 10 14 17 — 64

GHC (63) — Brisbios 2, Begay 6, Wilson 4, Buchanan 2, Thrower 20, Sikora 9, Brasher-Norwood 10, Salazar. FG — 23-69. FT — 11-22.

TVCC (64) — Wheatley, Vargas, Berenguer 6, Davis, Peterson 3, Helmick 14, Baker 13, Gilchrist 3, Oldham 10, Kimball 4, Whitney 6, Hop 3, Kincaid 2, Saeaz. FG — 26-69. FT — 2-6.

C.C. MEN’S BASKETBALL

Cardinals 98, Chokers 77

PORT ANGELES — After a strong start, an injury derailed Grays Harbor College’s effort against Skagit Valley on Saturday in a non-divisional contest at Peninsula College.

GHC (2-2) jumped out to a 14-2 lead early in the game, but with just four minutes off the clock, Choker guard Jacob Rainey went down with a knee injury and GHC was never able to regain its chemistry.

“We just couldn’t get going,” GHC coach Alonzo Cole said. “Our defense was lackluster and we couldn’t get our shots going. We didn’t get back on defense like we should and they put a zone up against us and we just couldn’t click today. We have some work to do.”

Skagit led 33-31 at halftime, but the Cardinals controlled the second half and outscored the Chokers by 19 points.

Jamari Thomas came off the bench for GHC to score a team-high 19 points. John Robinson scored 18 points and added eight rebounds, while Trevion Cotton scored 16 points and grabbed seven rebounds.

GHC is at Peninsula today.

Skagit Valley (98) — Kidd 13, Starr 18, Ayre 16, Taylor 5, Howell 18, Hunt 14, Gurske 12, Hauser, Hammons 2, Donk. FG — 40-80. FT — 7-8.

Grays Harbor (77) — Hickle 2, Rowland 6, Redmond 3, Robinson 18, Hoisington 4, Thomas 19, Rainey 2, Phillips 4, Bean, Cotton 16, Jackson 3. FG — 26-64. FT — 14-22.

Halftime: Skagit Valley 33, Grays Harbor 31.