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DavisPiratesCoach: Eli Juarez.2010-11 record: 21-6.

TOP RETURNERSPlayer Ht. Yr. PPG

Michael Acosta 5-10 Sr. 1.1LeVonte Allen 6-4 Sr. 5.0

Chris Chapman 6-0 Sr. 1.3Cooper Kupp 6-1 Sr. 6.5

Devonte Luckett 6-2 Sr. 9.7Raymond Navaro 5-10 Sr. 4.9

Carlos Perea-Vijarro 6-1 Jr. 1.2David Trimble 6-2 Sr. 14.2

Deion Wright 6-0 Sr. 1.5

NEW TO THE SCENEPlayer Ht. Yr. ’10-11

Josh Gasseling 5-8 So. Tr.Sam Knox 6-1 Sr. JV

Nikhil Lizotte 5-7 Fr. —

Full-court press: With starters Trim-ble, Kupp and Luckett back from a team that earned a fifth-place state trophy last season, the Pirates were given a No. 1 ranking in the Seattle Times’ pre-season poll. Trimble is a two-time league MVP and all-state selection, Luckett has been providing double-digit scoring and rebounding for two years, and Kupp can play any position. Davis has two new faces in the backcourt with Lizotte and Gasseling, a transfer from Eisenhower.

eisenhower cadetsCoach: Colton Monti.2010-11 record: 2-18.


Kolney Cassel 6-2 Jr. 4.6Don Nickens 6-2 Sr. 1.1

Brandin Partlow 6-0 Sr. 1.0Andy Soto 6-3 So. 7.4


Tony French 6-3 Sr. DNPMiguel Gomez 6-7 So. JV

Denzel Jones 5-10 Sr. DNPMike Jones 6-4 Sr. DNP

Full-court press: Monti faces some challenges in his debut season with only Soto and Cassel getting extended playing time last season. Soto was a starter as a freshman and held his own. PG Josh Gasseling, also a starter as a freshman in ’10-11, transfered to Davis but the return of Denzel Jones puts Ike’s backcourt in good hands. Mike Jones, coming off a big football season, is an intriguing newcomer who could compliment Soto well.

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SunnysideGrizzliesCoach: Ron Rowe.2010-11 record: 7-13.


Eric Amaro 6-2 Jr. 4.9Brandon Daley 6-2 Jr. 0.9

Cody Fernandez 5-9 So. 1.1Jessie Leija 5-10 Sr. 3.6

Israel Manzo 5-7 Sr. 19.4Eduardo Salmeron 6-1 Jr. 2.8

Trey Serl 5-9 Jr. 8.7Greg Spini 6-6 Jr. 3.8


Oscar Medina 6-2 Sr. JV-VAndrew Rodriguez 6-0 Sr. JV

Full-court press: Rowe returns four starters in Amaro, Leija, Serl and Manzo, who was the league’s top scor-er at 19.4 with a high of 33 against Southridge. Manzo owns a career scor-ing average of 13.6 in 68 games. Sun-nyside’s youth left the team one win shy of making district last season but with so much returning experience the Grizzlies are sure to be one of the most improved teams in the league.

West ValleyRamsCoach: Jon Kinloch.2010-11 record: 9-14.


Tyler Cluff 5-10 Jr. 7.7Jason Dresker 6-5 Sr. 7.2

Ryan Gilliam 6-1 Sr. 5.5Lorenzo Juarez 5-10 Jr. 0.4

Jalen Peake 6-3 Jr. 9.3Austin Strock 6-4 Jr. 14.1

Luke Wallace 6-0 Sr. 3.3


Christian Cavanaugh 5-9 Jr. JVGage Landis 6-2 So. JV

Dylan Peters 6-1 So. JVTim Pettingill 6-6 Sr. DNP

Jace VanDeBrake 6-1 So. JV

Full-court press: The Rams, who started three sophomores last sea-son, are loaded with experience with the return of four starters — Strock, Peake, Cluff and Dresker — and their top five scorers. Strock, a second-team all-league pick who had back-to-back 28-point games, leads a tall, athletic front line that will be tough to contain. Kinloch’s crew turned in a solid summer and is poised for a big jump up after finishing in fifth place a season ago.

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CLASS 4A — Of the seven returning

all-league players, last season’s co-champs have five — Davis with three and Chiawana with two. Even with the graduation of two of the league’s top three scorers (Justin Smith, Buddy Walters) it makes sense that Chi-awana should be a challenger for the Pirates. Football standouts Miquiyah Zamora and Jordan Downing — both double-digit scorers — will lead the Riverhawks, although Downing is still recovering from a football injury. ... Look for Colter Quick to lead a Rich-land crew that has six varsity return-ees.

CLASS 3A — Kamiakin made a 14-0 run through league play a season ago and graduated player of the year Case Rada and two other all-leaguers. But the Braves had eight underclassmen on that roster, including 6-6 scoring threat Justin Pedley. ... Kennewick has its top two scorers back in Bryce Leavitt and Reggie Clinton, and two-time all-leaguer Matt Mendenhall is back to lead Southridge after a runner-up finish last season. Clinton and Eastmont’s Trea Thomas both earned all-league honors for position and defense last season.

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1. Davis 10 22. Chiawana 10 2

3. Richland 8 44. Walla Walla 6 6

5. Eisenhower 1 116. Wenatchee 3 9

7. Moses Lake 4 8Class 3A

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1. Kamiakin 14 02. Kennewick 7 7

3. West Valley 6 84. Sunnyside 5 9

5. Southridge 9 56. Hanford 8 6

7. Eastmont 6 88. Pasco 1 13

RetURninG ALL-LeAGUeRS

Class 4APlayer of the year: David Trimble,

sr., Davis.First team: David Trimble, sr., Davis.Second team: Miquiyah Zamora,

sr., Chiawana; Jordan Downing, sr., Chi-awana; Dillon Sugg, so., Wenatchee.

Honorable mention (local): Coo-per Kupp, sr., Davis; Devonte Luckett, sr., Davis.

All-Defense: Zamora.Class 3A

First team: Bryce Leavitt, sr., Ken-newick; Israel Manzo, sr., Sunnyside.

Second team: Matt Mendenhall, sr., Southridge; Justin Pedley, sr., Kamia-kin; Trea Thomas, jr., Eastmont; Austin Strock, jr., West Valley.

All-Defense: Reggie Clinton, sr., Kennewick.

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TOP: Davis’ David Trimble returns for his senior season after earning all-state honors and being named conference player of the year for a second straight season in leading the Pirates to a fifth-place finish at the Class 4A state tournament.

BOTTOM LEFT: West Valley’s Austin Strock garnered all-CBBN 3A second-team recognition as a sophomore last season. He averaged more than 14 points per game.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Sunnyside’s Israel Manzo led the CBBN 3A in scoring last season at more than 19 points per contest. The Grizzlies senior also earned first-team all conference honors for the second year in a row. He was a second-team selection as a freshman.

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DavisPiratesCoach: Erin Smith.2010-11 record: 8-13.


Yzarely Castro 5-2 Sr. 3.1Hiedi Ceja 5-8 Sr. 5.6

Cierra Juarez 5-7 So. 5.9Jenny Morales 5-10 So. 6.7

Alexis Perez 5-7 So. 8.0Teresa Salazar 5-7 Jr. 1.9


Isabel Alvarado 5-4 Jr. Tr.Tracey Bautista 5-5 Jr. JV

Ebony Johnson 5-8 Sr. —Jasmine Martinez 5-7 So. JV

Lily Naughton 5-8 Sr. JVFull-court press: After six years as an assistant, Smith takes over and she has plenty to work with as Juarez, Perez and Morales were all starters last sea-son as freshmen. Perez scored double digits seven times with a high of 20, and Juarez had a high of 19. Morales is the type of post player the program has lacked, but she is rehabbing a knee injury and not expected back until late in the season. Ceja came on strong in the second half of the season and should help on the inside while Morales recovers.

EisenhowerCadetsCoach: Branden Johnson.2010-11 record: 1-18.


Bre Andreas 5-10 Sr. 1.2Elizabeth Armenta 5-9 Sr. 3.8

Kaitlin Elmo 5-3 Sr. 3.2Devin Guerra-Burnett 5-7 Sr. 7.7

Brandie Terrazas 5-5 Jr. 4.3Gabby Vasquez 5-4 Jr. 2.6

Ally Wingerter 5-7 Jr. 4.4NEW TO THE SCENE

Player Ht. Yr. ’10-11

Alyssa Pena 5-6 So. JV

Fawn Whitefoot 5-10 So. JVFull-court press: Johnson’s first order of business in his debut season will be to build an offense that can score con-sistently. Last season the Cadets were held under 40 points in 14 games, but they return a solid scorer in Guerra-Burnett, who hit double figures in seven games with a high of 17. Armenta, Terrazas and Wingerter all recorded double-digit games, and Elmo was the starting point guard.

CBBN 3A

SunnysideGrizzliesCoach: Enrique Puente.2010-11 record: 1-19.


Vanessa Alvarez 5-8 So. 6.3

Sydnee Hernandez 5-6 So. 2.6

Addie Palencia 5-7 Sr. 1.8

Audi Sanchez 5-2 Sr. 2.1

Monique Willingham 6-0 So. 5.8


Natalia Bazan 5-6 Fr. —

Hannah Fernandez 5-7 Jr. JV

Katarina Morales 5-7 Sr. JV

Jordan Rodriguez 5-8 Fr. —

Celia Vargas 5-6 Jr. JV

Full-court press: The Grizzlies gradu-ated six seniors and will be young this season, but Alvarez and Willingham are two sophomores who proved they can score as ninth-graders. Alvarez accounted for 37 points in her last four games and Willingham stepped up to varsity mid-season and turned in a double-digit games against co-league champ Eastmont.

West ValleyRamsCoach: Keely Teske.2010-11 record: 10-11.


Paige Albrecht 5-11 Sr. 9.5Lindsay Burns 5-10 Jr. 6.6

Stephanie Gibson 6-0 So. 1.2Ashley Gray 6-0 So. 2.5

Mariah Reyes 5-10 Jr. 3.0Courtney Weber 5-5 Jr. 7.4


Emma Faubion 5-10 So. JV

Julia Nathe 5-6 Jr. JV

Bridgette Webb 6-0 Fr. —

Full-court press: The Rams will not lack for height with three 6-footers

and four others at 5-10. Teske has a solid trio of returning starters to build around — Albrecht was last season’s leading scorer and a first-team all-league pick, Burns was all-league for her position and defense and Weber was a reliable perimeter shooter. Reyes will be the PG for an offense looking to boost its production.

ELSEWHERE IN THE CBBN

CLASS 4A — Last season’s big three — Chiawana, Richland and Moses Lake — all sent their best players on to four-year colleges so there’s significant unpredictability here. Wenatchee could make a big rise up from fourth with the return of all-leaguers Michaela George, Lexxi Hallberg and Kylee Butterbaugh. George (14.7) and Hallberg (11.0) are the league’s only returning double-digit scorers. Richland has eight varsity play-ers back, including all-leaguers Britney Pringle and Kennedy Corrigan. Defend-ing champ Chiawana lost a lot off its third-place state team but returns 6-1 Sadie Sparks.CLASS 3A — Kamiakin and Eastmont tied for last season’s league title at 13-1 and both had nine underclass-men. The Braves, though, went on to place fifth at state and they return player of the year Khadidja Toure and sister Sira Toure, who also earned all-league honors for her position and

defense. Khadidja Toure led the league in scoring at 20.2, and Kamiakin also returns its No. 2 scorer Courtney Nel-son (11.4). Eastmont graduated ace

Kendra Scott but returns all-leaguers Bekah Waterhouse, Nikki Gilbert and Charity Degman.

— Scott Spruill

PREDICTED ORDER OF F INISH


1. Richland 10 2

2. Wenatchee 6 6

3. Chiawana 11 1

4. Moses Lake 9 3

5. Walla Walla 4 8

6. Davis 2 10

7. Eisenhower 0 12


1. Kamiakin 13 1

2. Eastmont 13 1

3. West Valley 7 7

4. Kennewick 5 9

5. Pasco 5 9

6. Hanford 7 7

7. Southridge 5 98. Sunnyside 1 13

RETURNING ALL-LEAGUERS

Class 4AFirst team: Michaela George, sr.,

Wenatchee.Second team: Britney Pringle, jr.,

Richland; Kyleigh Gomez, jr., Moses Lake.

Class 3APlayer of the year: Khadidja

Toure, sr., Kamiakin.First team: Courtney Nelson, jr.,

Kamiakin; Khadidja Toure, sr., Kamia-kin; Paige Albrecht, sr., West Valley; Colette Gall, so., Hanford.

Second team: Bekah Waterhouse, sr., Eastmont; Angelique Whistocken, sr., Kennewick; Nikki Gilbert, jr., East-mont; Lindsay Burns, jr., West Valley; Emma Sanders, jr., Southridge.

All-Defense: Burns; Sira Toure, so., Kamiakin; Charity Degman, sr., East-mont.

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ABOVE: West Valley’s Paige Albrecht garnered first-team all-CBBN 3A honors last season, when she averaged nearly 10 points per game.

RIGHT: Alexis Perez was one of three freshmen who was a regular starter for the resurgent Davis squad. The Pirates return much of their team for first-year coach Erin Smith, who was an assistant coach for Davis the past six seasons.

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East ValleyRed DevilsCoach: Steve Elder.2010-11 record: 12-12.


Victor Davila 6-1 Sr. 3.0Kris Janis 5-7 Sr. 0.5

Justin Juarez 5-4 Jr. 1.0Hugo Lemus 6-1 Sr. 0.5

Frankie Navarro 5-11 Sr. 2.9Sterling Sauve 6-5 Sr. 5.7


Tanner Ackley 6-4 Jr. JVJosh Gifford 6-6 So. JV

James Himes 5-8 Jr. JVZach Janis 5-8 So. JV

Seth Powell 6-2 Jr. JVFull-court press: Elder says he likes this team’s work ethic, epitomized by team captain Davila, but there isn’t a whole bunch of experience to call upon. It’ll help if senior G Anton Valle can return from a knee injury, but expect PG Justin Juarez to spend a lot of time trying to get open looks for 6-6 Gifford and 6-5 Sauve underneath.

EllensburgBulldogsCoach: Pat Fitterer.2010-11 record: 17-6.


Matt Bennett 5-11 Jr. 0.1Garrett Doebler 5-11 Jr. 0.6

Nick Gigstead 6-4 Sr. 5.1Kody Graham 6-4 Sr. 1.3

David Jacobs 6-3 Sr. 9.0Junior Legard 6-1 So. 2.0

McGregor Mitchell 6-3 Sr. 1.4Reece Ravet 6-0 Sr. 12.2

Ceanu Strom 6-0 So. 0.3NEW TO THE SCENE


Garrett Hull 5-9 Fr. —Gabe Caskey 5-10 Fr. —

Full-court press: The Bulldogs look like the team to beat. The sharpshoot-ing Ravet hit 40 percent of his 68 3-pointers last year, while Gigstead hit 34 percent of his treys and, at 6-4, presents a matchup problem for every other team in the league. Jacobs and Mitchell will be a load in the lane, and Fitterer can go to his 10th and 11th men without missing a beat.

GrandviewGreyhoundsCoach: Roy Garcia.2010-11 record: 25-3.


Brandon Curtis 6-3 Sr. 4.1Salvador Escobedo 5-10 Sr. 6.0

Hector Godinez 5-8 Sr. 1.1Kiki Mendoza 5-7 Sr. 0.9


Jay Armendariz 5-7 Fr. —Bryce Carpenter 6-1 So. C-team

Isaiah Gonzales 6-2 So. C-teamDaniel Lara 6-1 Sr. JV

Marcus Morales 5-7 Sr. JVAndy Rodriguez 5-6 So. C-team

Isaiah Ruiz 5-9 So. JVJoey Saenz 5-8 So. C-team

Full-court press: After placing fourth at state with an all-senior starting line-up, it’ll be a precipitous fall from grace for the Greyhounds, right? Don’t bet on it. Escobedo is a proven commod-ity; Mendoza, Escobedo and Carpenter will be providing some of that patented Grandview sharpshooting; and Ruiz is the PG of the future and the present.

ProsserMustangsCoach: Joe Prior.2010-11 record: 6-14.


Wade French 6-3 Sr. 5.8

Danny Raap 5-11 Jr. 5.1


Wyatt Baker 6-1 Sr. JV

Andrew Flores 5-9 Sr. JV

Trino Flores 5-10 So. C-team

Bubba Frank 5-10 Jr. JV

Kyle French 6-0 Jr. JV/V

Jeff Hamilton 6-0 Jr. JV/V

Mason Schutt 6-3 So. C-team

Full-court press: Prior’s club doesn’t have much experience; the only four players with much varsity time last year also spent some time on JV. The JV and C-squad teams were at .500 or bet-ter, though, and players like Hamilton and Schutt should provide a spark. But it may be a year before the Mustangs begin to claw their way up the stand-ings.

SelahVikingsCoach: Jeff Weeks.2010-11 record: 11-10.


Klayton Fleming 5-10 Sr. 2.7

Andrew Gonzalez 6-3 Sr. Inj

Daniel Hernandez 5-10 Sr. 2.3

Cody Roberts 6-1 Sr. 8.6

Chris Weeks 6-3 Jr. 0.8


Drew Dyer 6-0 Jr. JV/V

Jessie Magana 5-10 Jr. JV/V

Nick Towery 6-3 So. JV/V

Full-court press: Andrew Gonzalez played the first half of last season before being sidelined with a serious ankle injury; his return will help inside where the 6-1 Roberts has the best post frame. Even at 6-3, Weeks is primarily a wing player, and the team doesn’t have any real inside bangers. The Vikings should be an athletic bunch, though.

ToppenishWildcatsCoach: Joseph Mesplie.2010-11 record: 9-12.


Sal Godino 6-3 Sr. 8.8

Randy Isadore 5-8 So. 6.3

Shannon Isadore 6-1 Sr. 10.3

Kyle Jamison 6-0 Sr. 8.9

Wesley Williams 6-2 Sr. 8.6


Adrian Pacheco 5-9 Jr. JV/V

John Piper 6-1 Sr. DNP

Josh Piper 6-1 Sr. DNP

Dominic Whalawitsa 5-10 Sr. JV

Khris Zick 5-8 Sr. JV

Full-court press: The Wildcats got a boost when Wesley Williams was granted an extra year of eligibility, giv-ing Mesplie a five-man nucleus with as much experience as any starting five in the league. Of the newcomers, the Piper twins are inexperienced but each have the kind of athleticism that will help the Wildcats, who figure to move up in the standings.

WapatoWolvesCoach: Sean Laddrout.2010-11 record: 19-6.


Shawn Craig 6-1 Jr. 6.4

Hank Strom 6-0 Jr. 3.0NEW TO THE SCENE


Austin Balderas 6-5 Jr. Inj.

Jaime Delatorre 5-10 Sr. JV

Efren Diaz 5-7 Sr. JV

Trevor Shavehead 6-1 So. C-team

Full-court press: Most of last sea-son’s varsity roster graduated, though Strom and the athletic Craig are solid, Shavehead has potential (5.5 ppg in limited action) and last year’s JV was pretty decent. The key piece will be Bal-deras, who missed most of last season. A 6-5 guy with legitimate post moves is a rare commodity in the CWAC, and a healthy Balderas would be the Wolves’ go-to guy.

ELSEWHERE IN THE CWAC

Quincy made a move up into the middle of the pack and might con-tinue that climb this season. Coach Wade Petersen has an experienced squad of nine seniors and three juniors, led by second-team all-CWAC selection Braulio Flores (8.6 ppg) and a solid nucleus of other seniors — Jacob Durfee (7.6 ppg, also a solid rebounder), Mario Martinez (9.4) and Kody Berens (6.5). The Jacks are long on athleticism and short on, well, height. ... After going a rollercoaster couple of seasons — third in state in 2010, winless last year — Ephrata fig-ures to find itself somewhere between those two extremes. The Tigers’ five varsity returners include gifted 6-3 slasher Tanner Williams (10.1 ppg) and PG Layton Lange, and soph G Dylan Bentham can shoot the rock. But there’s not a lot of height, and 6-3 Michael Clark and 6-foot Jake Laird will have to overachieve on the boards. ... With a junior-dominated team last year, Othello might have been a year away, and this year might be that year. With 6-4 Drew Scott (12.5 ppg) pulling down nearly 10 boards a game and muscular 6-footer Tyson Mollotte and 6-1 Dustin Rodg-ers also pounding the boards, that will leave plenty of room for David Garza (11.5) and PG Caleb Garza (8.6) and athletic senior Jacob Tovar to score from outside the key.

— Scott Sandsberry

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1. Ellensburg 14 4

2. Grandview 18 0

3. Toppenish 8 10

4. Wapato 14 4

5. Quincy 7 11

6. Selah 11 7

7. East Valley 9 9

8. Othello 4 14

9. Prosser 5 13

10. Ephrata 0 18


Second team: Shannon Isadore, sr., Toppenish; Reece Ravet, sr., Ellensburg; David Jacobs, sr., Ellensburg; Braulio Flores, sr., Quincy.

Honorable mention: Drew Scott, sr., Othello.


Salvador Escobedo is the top returning scorer for Grandview, which took fourth at the Class 2A state tourney in the SunDome. It was the 14th trophy in 14 state appearances for Grandview.

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Ellensburg’s Reece Ravet is the top returning scorer in the CWAC after averaging more than 12 points per game for the Bulldogs. He was a second-team all-conference selection.

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East ValleyRed DevilsCoach: Robi Raab.2010-11 record: 21-7.


Ashlee Betancourth 5-0 Sr. 4.0Kiesha Garcia-Stubbs 5-4 So. 1.0

Jamie Hodgson 5-11 Sr. 6.5Tassia Merkle 5-5 Sr. 6.0

Yasi Mohsenian 5-7 Sr. 10.2Kellie Ross 5-4 Sr. 2.2

Karlee Ward 5-9 Sr. 2.3Mikaela Zimmer 6-0 Sr. 6.3


Raegan Ramynke 5-7 So. JVSalome Yates 5-6 So. JV

Full-court press: Barring injuries or unforseen obstacles, the Red Devils will contend for the CWAC title. Raab’s teams always play gritty defense; Mohsenian, Hodgson, Merkle and Zim-mer are a formidable nucleus of proven talent; and, in Hodgson and Zimmer they have the ability to have a power inside game.

EllensburgBulldogsCoach: Kerri Fahey.2010-11 record: 11-10.


Gese Gruber 6-1 So. 2.1Nathalie Gruber 6-1 Sr. 4.6

Kelcie Russell 5-9 Jr. 1.0Monet Strom 5-4 Sr. 5.2

Melanie Swanson 5-10 Sr. 3.4NEW TO THE SCENE


Karly Malcolm 5-7 Fr. —Madison Moffat 5-8 Fr. —

Alexa Orcutt 6-1 So. JVCarly Quirk 5-10 Jr. JV

Trew Tucker 5-6 So. JVFull-court press: The Bulldogs have the tallest team in the league and probably the youngest, with only three seniors and three juniors throughout the varsity and JV rosters, the rest all freshmen and sophomores. But last year’s JV was undefeated, and a team this young and this tall is going to be quite a different handful to deal with by the end of the season.

Grandview GreyhoundsCoach: David Gibb.2010-11 record: 10-11.


Marissa Caballero 5-6 So. 16.8Alexis Candido 5-6 Sr. 1.4

Mikaela Espinoza 5-7 Sr. 3.0Shyann Guillen 5-4 Sr. 3.7

Payton Parrish 5-10 Jr. 16.1Jamila Shafer 5-7 So. 2.7

Madison Trevino 5-7 So. 1.4Karissa Trinidad 5-4 Jr. 4.4


Taylor Hall 5-7 So. DNPBreanna Lopez 5-6 So. JV

Sierra Martinez 5-5 Sr. DNPAshley Van Tress 5-8 Sr. JV

Full-court press: The Greyhounds lost just one player off last year’s team and, in Gibb, gained a coach with a winning pedigree. He replaces Paul Van Pelt, who’s now a varsity assistant at Ken-newick. Between Parrish and Caballero, the Hounds have two of the league’s top offensive players, and Lopez, Guil-len and Espinoza can all shoot. If Grandview can hold its own on the boards, expect a move up.

ProsserMustangsCoach: Scott Yetter.2010-11 record: 26-1


Toni Adams 5-4 Jr. 0.7

Mackenzie Davis 5-6 Jr. 0.8

Karissa Flores 5-10 Sr. 4.6

Teresa Garza 5-8 Sr. 0.3

Sydney Mercer 5-11 Jr. 9.6

Helen Petersen 5-8 Sr. 3.7

Jessica Wiley 5-11 Sr. 0.9


Makayla Morrow 5-9 Jr. Tr.

Full-court press: Despite graduat-ing the state’s best 1-2 punch in 2A state player of the year Tamara Jones and Tayshia Hunt, the Mustangs’ cup-board isn’t bare. Mercer is one of the league’s top post players, Petersen and Flores are solid role players whose roles will simply become bigger. Morrow has state-tourney experience from Sun-nyside Christian, where she averaged more than five points per game.

SelahVikingsCoach: Rick Hartman.2010-11 record: 8-12.


Sarah Bersing 5-7 Jr. 7.4

Katie Briggs 5-10 Sr. 1.6

Tori Dexter 5-7 Sr. 5.8

Kacey Hartman 5-8 Sr. 3.3

Cheyenne Merritt 5-4 Sr. 3.2

Taylor Rath 6-0 Jr. 1.8

Ashley Wilkey 5-5 Jr. 2.0

Kailee Wood 5-8 Jr. 6.7NEW TO THE SCENE


Brittany Adkison 5-7 Jr. JV

Makayla Huckabee 5-8 Sr. JV

Full-court press: Hartman has plenty of reasons to be, as he says, “cau-tiously optimistic” — a solid group of returners led by Bersing and Wood, lots of athleticism (though not a lot of basketball-comes-first players), enough height to be able to win some rebound-ing wars, and a summer-league season that gave the Vikings some confidence.

ToppenishWildcatsCoach: Akil White.2010-11 record: 8-12.


Catalina Aguirre 5-7 Sr. 0.5

Tara Bremer 5-5 So. 5.3

Belen Carriedo 5-10 Sr. 2.6

Tana Grant 5-6 Jr. 0.9

Osiris Rodriguez 5-8 Sr. 12.0

Kaleea Zick 5-6 So. 3.8

Angie Zuniga 5-3 Sr. 2.7


Brenda Garcia 5-4 Fr. —

Anissa Godina 5-6 Jr. JV

Payton Greene 5-8 Fr. —

Kaylene Gregory 5-9 Sr. Tr.

Full-court press: The Wildcats have a tremendous returning nucleus bolstered by the addition of some outstanding newcomers — including Gregory, a three-year starter at Lake Roosevelt before moving here last summer. Rodri-guez will be one of the league’s best, while Zick can score in bunches. Expect this team to make a move up in the standings.

WapatoWolvesCoach: Joe Blodgett.2010-11 record: 15-10.


Sammi Jo Blodgett 5-3 Sr. 17.8

Briana Cordova 5-7 Jr. 5.1

Darian Gasseling 5-3 Jr. 2.6

Justine Sosa 5-8 Jr. 3.1NEW TO THE SCENE


Andrea Castro 5-10 So. JV

Lexi Gomez 5-6 Fr. —

Jeanette Johnley 5-2 Sr. JV

Myleah Nason 5-2 Jr/ JV

Full-court press: The Wolves took a hit when junior post Joanne Anderson (7.6 ppg) suffered a knee injury in vol-leyball that will cost her the entire bas-ketball season. But Sammi Jo Blodgett is as explosive a player as there is in the league, and the Wolves always pos-sess both a high basketball IQ and an absolute refusal to back down.

ELSEWHERE IN THE CWAC

Last year, a lot of CWAC coaches thought Ephrata might give Prosser a serious run for the league title, but the Tigers ended up barely over .500. Perhaps they were just a year away, and this is the year Ephrata steps up. The Tigers have a solid nucleus of eight seniors, led by stellar 5-6 guard Kelsey Yenney (11.9 ppg), 5-10 forward Heidi Buchert and 5-11 post Hailey Boyd. ... After graduating six members off last year’s team — including star Desiree Durfee — Quincy will have to build around the versatility of its standout pair of post-forward sisters, senior Cassidee Davis (9.1 ppg last season) and junior Aurorah Davis (6.6). The two have been impact players for the Jacks since they moved in from Illinois two years ago. Senior post Marinda Talley averaged nearly 5.0 ppg over the second half of last season. ... At Othello, the rebuilding challenge will be enormous following the graduation of Christine Kirkwood (16.9 ppg). The leading returner figures to be Alyssa Martinez, who averaged 2.8 ppg but came on strong over the latter part of 2010-2011, including a 10-point night against Wapato, until a knee injury ended her season.

— Scott Sandsberry

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1. East Valley 15 32. Prosser 18 0

3. Ephrata 10 84. Grandview 9 9

5. Wapato 11 76. Ellensburg 10 8

7. Toppenish 7 118. Selah 6 12

9. Quincy 3 1510. Othello 1 17


First team: Sammi Jo Blodgett, sr., Wapato; Payton Parrish, jr., Grandview; Yasi Mohsenian, sr., East Valley.

Second team: Kelsey Yenney, sr., Ephrata; Marissa Cabellero, so., Grand-view; Osiris Rodriguez, sr., Toppenish; Mikaela Zimmer, sr., East Valley; Helen Petersen, sr., Prosser; Sydney Mercer, jr., Prosser; Sarah Bersing, jr., Selah.

Honorable mention: Jamie Hodg-son, sr., East Valley; Heidi Buchert, sr., Ephrata; Cassidee Davis, sr., Quincy; Tassia Merkle, sr., East Valley.


East Valley’s Yasi Mohsenian averaged more than 10 points per game last year in earning first-team all-CWAC honors.


Wapato’s Sammi Jo Blodgett is the top returning scorer in the CWAC. She averaged nearly 18 points per game last season.

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IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Cle ElumWarriorsCoach: Greg Hendricks.2010-11 record: 1-19.


Griffon Alexander 6-2 Jr. 2.2

Jace Allen 6-1 So. 3.5

Andre Braxton 6-1 Sr. 1.7

Jake Kostenko 5-9 Jr. 1.8

Tyler Kretschman 6-3 Jr. 6.6Michael Newman 6-1 Sr. 6.2

Matt Wallace 6-4 Sr. 1.8


Brennan Burchak 6-0 Fr. —

Tanner Fogleberg 6-2 So. JV

Matt Dellinger 6-2 Fr. —

Kade Wiergert 5-6 Fr. —Full-court press: Hendricks, who played collegiately at Morehead State, overseas and tried out with the Yakima Sun Kings, takes the reins of the program. He says the kids have been eager to learn. “They’re like sponges, they’ve really embraced me coming in and sharing the things I’ve learned.”

GoldendaleTimberwolvesCoach: Jay Thacker.2010-11 record: 19-6.


Devon Casey 5-11 Sr. 10.4

Brady Conway 6-2 Sr. 6.7NEW TO THE SCENE


Lucas Denney 6-0 Jr. JV

Jordan Foley 6-4 Sr. Tr.

Michael Folkner 6-3 Sr. JV

Riley Ross 6-0 Sr. JVFull-court press: Graduation hit the state-qualifying Timberwolves hard, but the return of Casey and Conway — who Thacker says would likely have started if not for last year’s senior-laden roster — is a good starting point. Foley played for Goldendale as a freshman before transferring out of the district. Thacker says he likes being an unknown quan-tity.

GrangerSpartansCoach: Miguel Bazaldua.2010-11 record: 19-8.


Manuel Andrade 6-1 Sr. 1.6

Brandon Castro 5-6 Sr. 15.7

Esua Cervantes 5-8 Jr. 1.8

Christian Ochoa 6-1 Sr. 2.1

Jacob Oswalt 6-1 Sr. 0.9

Johnny Pacheco 5-10 Jr. 2.1

Moses Rodarte 5-10 Sr. 2.7

Andrew Reddout 6-2 Sr. 13.4NEW TO THE SCENE


Javier Castro 5-7 So. Tr.

Ed Equihua 6-0 Jr. JV

Ryker Ely 5-10 Sr. JV

Jose Oliveros 5-10 Jr. JV

Frankie Mendoza 6-5 So. DNP

Full-court press: Last’s year’s Class 1A third-place finishers graduated, among other others, conference player of the year Brandon Oswalt. But Redd-out, who will be a four-year starter, and Castro seem poised to lead the Spar-tans to their ninth state tournament. Bazaldua expects several role players to step up into more prominent positions this season.

HighlandScottiesCoach: Bruce Siebol.2010-11 record: 6-14.


Tanner Christenson 6-3 Sr. 9.9

Antonio Gonzalez 6-0 Sr. 1.0

Saul Ruiz 6-0 Jr. 0.3

Faustino Uriostegui 5-7 So. 4.9NEW TO THE SCENE


Reese Gee-Rivard 6-0 Sr. JV

Luis Nogales 5-9 Jr. DNP

Kyle Rasmussen 5-8 So. JV

Kanay Soderstrom 5-10 So. DNP

Parker Stohr 6-2 So. JV

Trey Trepanier 6-0 Jr. JV

Kelley Welsh 6-0 Sr. JV

Colton Wise 6-2 So. JVFull-court press: It’s the second year with the Scots for the veteran coach and Siebol is excited about the young talent catching on to his system. “We are way ahead of where we were a year ago,” Siebol said. Christenson, an all-SCAC West honorable mention selec-tion last season, should prove to be a strong foundation to build upon.

La SalleLightningCoach: Tim Garza.2010-11 record: 6-14.


Gus Bonny 5-8 So. 2.6

Nick Chambard 5-7 Jr. 1.5

Jeff Leach 5-11 Sr. 2.1

Matt Maki 5-9 Jr. 1.2

Kevin Smith 5-8 Jr. 1.3


Matt Hoon 6-0 So. JV

Ty Lighty 5-10 So. JV

Bret Oldham 5-11 So. Tr.

Sean Pesek 6-2 Sr. JVFull-court press: Garza, a 1985 Top-penish graduate and former assistant for Steve Elder at East Valley, takes over the Lightning program. The first-year coach says La Salle’s style will be predicated on defense, and will use an interchangeable lineup. Oldham was a regular on varsity for Eisenhower last season.

Naches ValleyRangersCoach: Jon Eldridge.2010-11 record: 13-10.


Derek Huck 6-0 Sr. 11.6

Jeremy Gaudette 6-4 Sr. 13.2

Riley Martin 5-9 So. 2.2

Thane Pierson 6-3 Sr. 6.5

Cameron Walker 6-4 So. 2.2


Jake Callaghan 6-3 Jr. JV

Dalton Huck 5-10 Sr. DNP

Logan Swain 5-8 Jr. JV

Josh St. Martin 6-2 Sr. JVFull-court press: In Gaudette and Derek Huck, the Rangers have one of the top 1-2 punches in the confer-ence. With several players 6-2 or taller, Naches Valley is also one of the tallest teams in what is usually a fairly diminu-tive league. Former West Valley coach Jim Berndt will be one of the assistants for the Rangers.

ZillahLeopardsCoach: Doug Burge.2010-11 record: 23-6.


Ricky Cuellar 5-9 Sr. 4.5

Jose Garcia 5-9 Jr. 2.5

Robert Slack 5-10 Jr. 9.1

Dee Villanueva 6-3 Sr. 1.5NEW TO THE SCENE


Oliver Ames 5-11 Sr. JV

Kurt Calhoun 6-2 So. JV

Jace McKay 5-10 Jr. Inj.

Johnny Mengarelli 6-0 So. JV

Derrell Pascal 6-3 Sr. DNP

Anthony Robbins 5-9 Sr. JV

Brady Widner 5-11 So. JV/V

Full-court press: Last year’s state runners-up graduated several players but figure to get an infusion of talent from a JV team that lost just one game. They also return Pascal, who averaged about 10 points per game as a sopho-more. Although on the young side, the Leopards again figure to contend for a district berth. “We’re hoping our best basketball is at the end of the year,” Burge said.

SCAC EAST LOCAL

MabtonVikingsCoach: Brock Ledgerwood.2010-11 record: 20-7.


Roman Chavez 5-10 Sr. 2.8

Joel Gutierrez 5-8 Jr. 2.2

Juaquin Maciel 5-6 Sr. 1.4

Josh Sanchez 6-1 Sr. 11.4

Lorenzo Sanchez 5-11 Jr. 3.1


Josh Carrasco 5-8 Jr. JV

Alex Espinoza 5-6 Fr. —

Adrian Gutierrez 5-10 Jr. JV

Andrew Gutierrez 5-5 Jr. JV/V

Jesus Medina 5-5 So. DNP

Felipe Rivera 5-7 So. JV

Luis Ruiz 5-7 Fr. —

Full-court press: After running through the conference unbeaten and advancing to the Class 1A state quarterfinals, Ledgerwood expects the Vikings to be a more balanced team. SCAC East player of the year Kristian Carrasco graduated, so Mabton will have to find players to pick up the scor-ing gap and take on leadership roles.

ELSEWHERE IN THE SCAC

Kiona-Benton, which tied for second place in the SCAC East last year, returns a trio of all-conference selec-tions in first-teamer Christian Aguilar and honorable mention selections Anfernee Cortez and Mick Phelps. ... Burbank, which matched the Bears’ 7-5 conference mark, have first-team

all SCAC East selection Nathan Roberts back. ... Connell, which is back in the Class 1A state football championship game, returns first-team pick Kade Eppich and second-teamer Matt Had-ley, who will play football at Brigham Young University. ... At Royal, honorable mention selection Neil Leitz returns for his senior season.

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1. Granger 8 42. Naches Valley 7 5

3. Zillah 11 14. Goldendale 10 2

5. Highland 3 96. Cle Elum 0 12

7. La Salle 3 9


First team: Andrew Reddout, sr., Granger; Jeremy Gaudette, sr., Naches Valley.

Second team: Derek Huck, sr., Naches Valley; Robert Slack, jr., Zillah; Brandon Castro, sr., Granger.

Honorable mention: Devon Casey, sr., Goldendale; Tanner Christenson, sr., Highland.


Zillah’s Robert Slack earned second-team all-SCAC West honors as a sophomore last year as the Leopards took second at the Class 1A state tournament in the SunDome.


Granger’s Andrew Reddout will be a four-year starter for the Spartans. He earned first-team all-SCAC West recognition last season in helping the Spartans to a third-place finish at the Class 1A state tournament in the SunDome.

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SCAC WEST, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER

Cle ElumWarriorsCoach: Nikki Dearing.2010-11 record: 8-12.


KC Andrus 5-5 Jr. 4.1

Krista Allen 5-7 Sr. 0.5

Brooklyn Burchak 5-9 So. 0.5

Carlee Creager 6-0 Jr. 14.7

Sara Ferguson 5-11 So. 3.7

Lutisha Owens 5-6 Jr. 0.5

Laura Potts 5-11 Sr. 5.7

Dani Sweigard 5-10 Sr. 4.7

Sarah Winebrenner 5-9 So. 0.4


Ashleigh Fraser 5-8 So. JV

Alisa Gutierrez 5-5 So. JVFull-court press: The Warriors will continue to build under third-year coach Dearing, who was a star for the Warriors in the 1990s. With Creager, the Warriors have a standout the other players can feed off. With six players 5-foot-9 or taller, Cle Elum is the tallest team in the conference.

GoldendaleTimberwolvesCoach: Lance Den Boer.2010-11 record: 13-9.


Lexi Cameron 5-5 Sr. 13.2

Crysta Counts 5-6 Jr. 4.1

Haley Hoffman 5-7 Sr. 4.4

Johna Kartes 5-4 Sr. 3.5

Andrea Keffler 5-4 Sr. 2.9

Kylie Montgomery 5-6 Sr. 4.6NEW TO THE SCENE


Brook Graff 5-8 So. JV

Jessica Lewis 5-10 Jr. Tr.

Taylor Swift 5-10 Sr. JV

Full-court press: The Timberwolves return all but a couple players from last year’s team that was a win away from the state tournament. Cameron is one of just two returning first-team all-SCAC West selections back this season. The Timberwolves will have shore up the front court with no returner taller than 5-foot-7.

GrangerSpartansCoach: Andy Affholter.2010-11 record: 24-5.


Brook John 6-0 So. 5.1

Lyndsay Oswalt 5-9 Jr. 8.1

Fantasia Reyes 5-7 Sr. 12.7

Alina Villa 5-6 Sr. 3.8

Lynndel Wapsheli 5-6 So. 9.2


Paige Blodgett 5-8 Fr. —

Angelica Oliveros 5-3 Fr. —

Athena Wapsheli 5-4 Fr. —

Full-court press: After two runner-up finishes in the Class 1A state tour-nament and hit hard by graduation, Granger showed little drop off in last year’s fourth-place finish in the Sun-Dome. Back from that team are Oswalt, a second-team all-SCAC West pick, and the sharp-shooting Reyes, who is nurs-ing a leg injury. Affholter will need his freshman class to step up quickly.

HighlandScottiesCoach: Doug Groenig.2010-11 record: 2-18.


Olivia Newman 5-9 Sr. 7.2

Reina Perez 5-8 Jr. 0.4

Brianna Rice 5-7 So. 1.5

Tavi Wise 5-9 Sr. 9.5NEW TO THE SCENE


Karina Angel 5-5 Sr. DNP

Alma Gomez 5-3 Jr. JV

Kendra Lopez 5-4 Sr. DNP

Selina Madrigal 5-4 Jr. JV

Kendyl Preston 5-3 So. JV/V

Devin Smith 5-9 So. JV/V

Full-court press: The veteran coach Groenig, who has been most recently a boys assistant at Naches Valley and Highland, will try to jump start the Scot-ties’ program. He will have the services of Wise — a 2009-10 all-conference honorable mention selection — after her 2010-11 season ended early with a knee injury. Newman, a standout run-ner, is one of the top athletes in the conference.

La SalleLightningCoach: Alyssa Goins.2010-11 record: 26-1.


Mackenzie Andringa 5-7 Sr. 5.7

Deanna Avalos 5-8 So. 3.6

Emma Avalos 5-6 Jr. 1.6

Dani Kaschmitter 6-1 Jr. 6.5

Kate McGree 5-6 So. 3.6

Brooke Patterson 5-7 Jr. 1.6

Karly Sattler 5-6 Jr. 9.1

Regine Standley 5-9 Sr. 2.0

Hannah Zeutenhorst 5-9 Jr. 1.0


Marie Boutillier 5-6 SO. JV

Grace Martin 5-5 So. JV

Clare McGree 5-7 Fr. —

Full-court press: The Lightning’s jump to Class 1A was very successful as it lost just one game — a state semifi-nal — and took third place at state. Despite graduating conference player of the year Savannah Bonny, La Salle figures to be in contention for a state berth again. Nine varsity players return for Goins and her pressing style.

Naches ValleyRangersCoach: Janell Coons2010-11 record: 12-8.


Justine Benner 5-11 Sr. 14.8

Delaney Romero 5-6 Jr. 2.9

Nicole Sprague 5-6 Sr. 1.8


Ivy Smith 5-8 Jr. JVMakayla Russell 5-8 So. JV

Rachel Jennerjohn 5-10 So. JVFull-court press: The Rangers might have the best player in the league in Benner, who also was the SCAC West volleyball player of the year earlier this fall. Others, though, will need to step up if NV is to return to districts. Kelsie Taylor, and honorable mention pick last season, is not playing after hurting her knee in soccer.

ZillahLeopardsCoach: Mindi Winters.2010-11 record: 13-12.


Caitlin Myers 5-8 Jr. 12.9

Jennifer Nelson 5-6 Sr. 1.6

Leigh Ann Purdy 5-5 Jr. 2.1Kassidy Ruggles 5-7 Jr. 2.5

Alexis Salcedo 5-7 Sr. 3.4Kari Jo Stump 5-6 Jr. 1.9

Monica Villegas 5-4 So. 2.2Whitney Winters 5-6 Sr. 9.9


Lexi Patterson 5-4 So. JVAlexcis Higginbotham 5-7 Fr. —

Full-court press: Coach Winters returns a good chunk of her state-quali-fying team, and she says the team will have a good mix of youth and experi-ence. Ruggles was mentioned as a possible replacement on the boards for all-conference fixture Alisi Uasike, who graduated. Myers is one of the top shooters in the conference.

SCAC EAST LOCAL

MabtonVikingsCoach: Chris McCallum.2010-11 record: 12-10.


Adilene Barajas 5-6 Sr. 4.3Samantha Rios 5-9 Sr. 0.3

Jazzee Sustaita 5-7 Sr. 10.7Veronica Vasquez 5-9 Jr. 8.8

Amber Zavala 5-7 Jr. 0.6


Cassidy McCallum 5-6 Fr. —Alyssa Nash 5-8 Fr. —

Isabel Rojas 5-5 Fr. —Elena Rodriguez 5-7 Fr. —

Sierra Cerrillo 5-1 Jr. DNP

Full-court press: With Sustaita and Vasquez, the Vikings have a good start in their pursuit of another district berth. McCallum says shooting and rebounding will be key if Mabton actu-ally advances to the postseason. The Vikings also will need their freshman to play like veterans.

ELSEWHERE IN THE SCAC

Connell, which won the East regular-season title will have its depth tested as it graduated four all-league perform-ers from last year’s state-qualifying team. ... Kiona-Benton, which tied Mabton for second place returns of all-league performers in first-teamer Cierra Torp, second-teamer Yesenia Tor-res and honorable mention selection Taylor Brown. ... River View brings back SCAC East player of the year Kim Gier and Haley Hess (honorable mention) for conference coach of the year.

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3. Granger 10 2 4. Goldendale 5 7

5. Cle Elum 4 8 6. Naches Valley 5 7

7. Highland 0 12


First team: Justine Benner, sr., Naches Valley; Lexi Cameron, sr., Gol-dendale.

Second team: Carlee Creager, jr., Cle Elum; Lyndsay Oswalt, jr., Granger; Caitlin Myers, jr., Zillah; Karly Sattler, jr., La Salle.

Honorable mention: Lynndel Wap-sheli, so., Granger; Deanna Avalos, so., La Salle; Whitney Winters, sr., Zillah.


Granger’s Lyndsay Oswalt was a second-team all-SCAC West selection last season for the Spartans, who finished fourth in the Class 1A state tournament.

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La Salle’s Karly Sattler averaged more than nine points last season for the Lightning, which took third place at the Class 1A state tournament.

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Naches Valley’s Justine Benner was the top scorer in the SCAC West last season, averaging nearly 15 points per game.


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LOCALS IN the CeNtRAL WAShINGtON 2B SOUth,

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KittitasCoyotesCoach: Nate Phillips.2010-11 record: 10-11.


Isaac Johnson 6-3 Sr. 6.2Michael Dohrman 6-0 Sr. 4.6

Kyle Grindrod 5-8 Sr. 3.9Stephen Driver 5-8 Sr. 0.8

Luke Eslinger 6-2 Sr. 1.1Ty Poole 6-1 Jr. 2.8


Emanuale Guisti 5-8 Sr. JVLogan Leaton 5-11 So. JV

Jesse McDaniel 6-0 Jr. JVTyler McIrvin 6-0 So. JV

Full-court press: Kittitas made a surprising turnaround last season with an eight-win improvement, and with six returners from that group, second-year coach Phillips is confident this team can at least match last year’s second-place finish. Kittitas has some size, led by Poole, Dorhman and Eslinger, and the backcourt will be anchored by John-son and Grindrod.

Riverside ChristianCrusadersCoach: Will Gaethle.2010-11 record: 17-9.


Dusty Bender 6-3 Sr. 2.8Jameson Cates 6-1 Sr. 2.0

Richard Haas 6-2 Sr. 1.8Caleb McNeil 5-8 Sr. 1.5

Nate Van Tuinen 5-10 Sr. 6.1Luke Vickers 6-0 Jr. 1.5


Jonathan Cavaness 6-0 Sr. JVJosh Cowin 5-7 Jr. DNP

Kirk Gartrell 6-0 So. JVTucker Jones 6-1 Sr. DNP

Tanner Shurtliff 6-3 Sr. Tr.Isaiah Tranch 6-3 Jr. JV

Full-court press: Despite return-ing essentially one varsity player (Van Tuinen), Coach Gaethle still believes this team is capable of a return state appearance. The Crusaders have good size with Cates, Jones (who took last year off) and Haas. Two other key players are Cowin, who returns after suffering a broken back, and Shurtliff, another big man who transferred in.

White SwanCougarsCoach: Manuel Rangel.2010-11 record: 21-4.


Lawrence Fiander 5-9 Sr. 20.4Leandro Huereca 5-10 Sr. 8.2

Nate Lewis 6-1 Sr. 3.1Johnny Zuniga 6-2 Sr. 3.0

Alex Sampson 5-8 Jr. 11.4NEW TO THE SCENE


Victor Andy 6-3 So. JVTanner Hull 6-1 So. JV

Full-court press: There’s a little bit of a mixed bag for the Cougars, who have their leading scorer back, but also have a small turnout and may have lost their No. 2 scorer to an injury in the state football playoffs. Fiander led all local B scorers last season. The wild card is Sampson, who won’t be available early, if at all, which will put more pressure on the young players to produce.

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Despite struggling last season, War-den appears to be a strong contender in the South Division. ... White Swan and Riverside Christian both qualified for state last season and both have the talent to get there again. ... Kittitas won’t be taken lightly this season, but it has the experience to have another strong season.

GReAteR COLUMBIA 1B

BickletonPiratesCoach: Jerry Roberts.2010-11 record: 4-14.

TOP RETURNERSPlayer Ht. Yr. PPGTaylor Brown 6-3 Jr. 6.1Peter Clinton 5-9 Jr. 6.5

Mitchell Powers 5-10 Jr. 7.1Justin Roberts 5-11 Jr. 10.2

NEW TO THE SCENEPlayer Ht. Yr. ’10-11Jay Jay Bates 5-10 So. —Brandon Berk 5-7 Fr. —

Joey Cardenas 5-6 Fr. —Clint Strader 5-7 Fr. G

Michael Underwood 6-0 Fr. —Full-court press: Returning top scorer Roberts and the return of Brown,

who suffered a broken leg early last season, has Coach Roberts optimis-tic they can improve dramatically. To make that leap, the Pirates, who plan to be aggressive on defense and push the ball upcourt, will need to lean on their core of four juniors, and hope an extremely young bench matures quickly.

Lyle-Wishram CougarsCoach: Scott Myers.2010-11 record: 15-10.


Jacob Armour 5-9 Jr. 0.0

Darnell Luke 5-9 Jr. 1.8

Justin Mills 5-10 Jr. 1.4

Dustin Mutch 6-0 Jr. 1.4

John Stevens 5-11 So. 0.6

Ricky Titcomb 6-4 Sr. 8.1

Jonathon VonAhn 6-2 So. 3.3

Ricky Wolff 5-10 Jr. 3.1


Cody Carce 6-0 Fr —Gabe Montoya 6-0 Fr. —

Full-court press: Returning eight players, led by leading scorer Titcomb inside, the Cougars have the pieces to match its runner-up league finish, although the loss of the versatile Henry Matai will hurt, Coach Myers said. Despite the talent, a return state trip will be difficult with just one berth avail-able to the league.

Sunnyside Christian KnightsCoach: Dean Wagenaar.2010-11 record: 25-2.


Brandon Broersma 6-7 Jr. 5.5Alex Brouwer 6-0 Jr. 4.7

Jackson Haak 5-6 Sr. 1.7Drew Puterbaugh 6-0 Jr. 0.0

Trevor Wagenaar 6-2 Sr. 16.3NEW TO THE SCENE


Brant Bosma 5-9 So. —Full-court press: The two-time defending state champs will have their work cut out to accomplish a threepeat after graduating five, including four starters. But leading scorer Wagenaar and four others who were part of the past two title teams are back, and Coach Wagenaar has a solid group of nine sophomores to draw from to complement those veterans.

trout Lake/Glenwood MustangsCoach: Morgan Colburn.2010-11 record: 9-12.


Hunter English 5-11 Jr. 0.1Gunnar Hoodenpyl 6-3 Jr. 0.0

Alex King 5-9 Jr. 6.8Lucas King 5-9 Sr. 8.2

Slater Modrich 6-3 Sr. 9.4Jackson Nakae 5-9 Jr. 7.0

Devin VanLaar 5-9 So. 1.1J.D. Yarnell 6-1 Jr. 0.3


Ben Vollema 5-10 So. —J.D. Cox 5-8 Fr. —

Wes Johnston 5-10 Fr. —Full-court press: The Mustangs have good experience and size, although last year’s leading scorer Jacob Wells trans-ferred. The returners include Lucas and Alex King, Modrich and Nakae, who all averaged between 9.4 and 6.8 points per game, giving new coach Colburn plenty of offensive options.

Yakama tribal eaglesCoach: Algin Scabbyrobe.2010-11 record: 4-13.


Robert Chavez 5-8 Jr. 6.5Shawn Mills 5-8 Sr. 2.1

Jonathan Rojas 5-8 So. 0.0Joseph Scabbyrobe 6-1 Sr. 6.3

Calvin Wahsise 5-8 Jr. 8.7Gabriel Whitecrow 5-10 Sr. 1.6


Andonis Andy 5-8 Fr. —Donovan Arquette 5-9 Jr. —

Anfernee Heath 6-2 Jr. —Nolan John 5-10 Sr. —

Andre Holgren 5-9 Fr. —Tanner Thomas 5-11 Jr. —

Full-court press: Behind an expe-rienced returning core, Coach Scab-byrobe is confident this team can be successful. One key will be if or when Mills, currently injured, can return. The coach called this is one of his deepest teams, with Joesph Scabbyrobe, White-crow and Wahsise showing leadership on and off the court.

KlickitatVandalsNo varsity team this season.2010-11 record: 6-10.

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CENTRal 2B WaSH. SOUTH2010-11 Conference W l

1. White Swan 12 0

2. Riverside Christian 9 3

3. Kittitas 9 3

4. Warden 3 6

5. Entiat 4 7

6. Soap Lake 1 9

7. Waterville 0 10

GREaTER COlUmBia 1B2010-11 Conference W l

1. Sunnyside Christian 10 0

2. Lyle-Wishram 6 3

3. Trout Lake-Glenwood 4 6

4. Yakama Tribal 3 7

5. Bickleton 1 8

— Klickitat* 5 5* Klickitat won’t have varsity team

RetURNING ALL-LeAGUeRS

NORTH CENTRal 2B SOUTHPlayer of the year: Lawrence Fian-

der, sr., White Swan.First team: Alex Sampson, jr., White

Swan; Victor Flores, sr., Warden; Law-rence Fiander, sr., White Swan.

Second team: Ty Jesse, sr., Warden; Garrett Marks, jr., Warden.

Honorable mention (local): Leandro Huereca, sr., White Swan.

GREaTER COlUmBia 1BAll-opponent team: Justin Roberts,

jr., Bickleton; Ricky Titcomb, sr., Lyle-Wishram; Slater Modrich, sr., Trout Lake-Glenwood; Trevor Wagenaar, sr., Sunnyside Christian.

GORDON KING/Yakima Herald-Republic file

White Swan’s Lawrence Fiander looks for a shot during a January game against Riverside Christian.

JED CONKLIN/Associated Press

Sunnyside Christian basketball players celebrate after they won the Class 1B boys championship on March 5 in Spokane.


Class B Girls

8C • Friday, December 2, 2011

LOCALS IN the CeNtRAL WAShINGtON 2B SOUth,

IN ALPhABetICAL ORDeR

Kittitas CoyotesCoach: Chelsea Evans.2010-11 record: 10-10.


Dakota Adams 5-10 Jr. 8.9

Ashley Hayes 5-9 Jr. 3.0

Kaitlynn Kilgore 5-5 Jr. 2.5

Shae Larsen 5-5 So. 2.0

Jessica Lawrence 5-6 Sr. 6.3

Tori O’Shaughnessy 5-10 Sr. 3.4

Alyssum Reno 5-6 So. 1.7

Caitlyn Steiner 5-8 Jr. 3.1NEW TO THE SCENE


Ashley Sabin 5-4 Jr. JV

Full-court press: The good news is that Kittitas returns eight players. The bad news is that leading scorer Kay-vonne Vaver isn’t one of them. Still, the Coyotes have a strong group, with returners Steiner, Kilgore and Reno, and newcomer Sabin setting the tone early, according to first-year coach Evans, the assistant last season.

Riverside Christian CrusadersCoach: Scott Cleveringa.2010-11 record: 12-11.


Breezy Byrne 5-5 Jr. 5.4

Emily Conradi 5-8 Sr. 0.6

Sarah St. Hilaire 5-5 Sr. 0.9

Hannah Kinder 5-9 Jr. 1.0

Micki Lenderman 5-9 Jr. 2.9

Madeleine Lenz 5-10 Sr. 3.5

Kendra Staymates 6-1 Sr. 16.1


Jenna Bjur 5-4 Sr. JV

Jessi Carpenter 6-0 Jr. Tr.

Lexi Carpenter 5-9 Fr. —

Tori Carpenter 6-0 Jr. Tr.

Vanessa Riojas Fr. 5-7 G

Madison Roberts 5-9 Sr. Tr.

Full-court press: A deep core of seven returners, led by Byrne and Staymates, coupled with four trans-fers should have the Crusaders eying a state run. With the three Carpenter sisters, from East Valley, and Roberts, from West Valley, RC is perhaps the deepest team in the league.

White Swan CougarsCoach: Don Jones.2010-11 record: 20-7.


Evelyn Hawk 5-7 Sr. 4.8Amber Jones 5-8 Sr. 13.3

Latrishia Scabbyrobe 5-7 Jr. 3.4Jessica Sheppard 5-9 Sr. 3.9

Almarae Swan 5-5 So. 0.0


Emily Botkins 5-11 Fr. —Shelby Clark 5-7 Sr. JV

Cayla Jones 5-9 Fr. —Marissa Spencer 5-5 Fr. —

Raven Van Pelt 5-5 Sr. JV/V

Full-court press: Having leading-scorer Jones, Sheppard and Hawk back is key for the Cougars, who lost five, including three starters, from it’s fourth-place state team. Coach Jones said they should have an improved inside presence with newcomers Botkins and Cayla Jones joining Sheppard.

eLSeWheRe IN C . WASh 2B

With leading scorer Mandy Southard back, Entiat will again be a contender for the league title. ... Riverside Chris-

tian will also be a favorite thanks to its depth and experience. ... White Swan will have to replace three starters from its state-placing team but has its top scorer back. ... Kittitas is missing its top scorer but has plenty of other expe-rienced players back.

GReAteR COLUMBIA 1B

Bickleton PiratesCoach: Emily Barnhart.2010-11 record: 14-8.


Lindsay Brown 5-10 Fr. 2.4Haley Goodnight 5-7 Jr. 3.7

Amanda McBride 5-3 Jr. 1.4Sydnie O’Banion 5-6 So. 0.8

Aymie Osborne 5-7 Sr. 8.8Jamie Venema 5-11 Jr. 7.3


Annie Lindsley 5-3 So. Tr.

Full-court press: A small turnout of seven players compounded by the loss of top scorer Katelynn Clinton poses a big challenge for Coach Barnhart, who nonetheless believes the Pirates can have a strong campaign thanks to the return of six players, led by Osborne, the lone senior.

Klickitat VandalsCoach: Tracy Kessinger.2010-11 record: 8-9.

TOP RETURNERSPlayer Ht. Yr. PPGCassie Clack 5-5 Jr. 3.1Christine Ingebo 5-5 Jr. 2.3KeAndra Kessinger 5-2 So. 2.3KyAnn Kessinger 5-0 So. 3.8Charise McConville 5-4 Sr. 8.7Kelsie Mack 5-5 So. 0.1Ashley Meeks 5-6 Jr. 2.7Lara Parsons 5-7 Jr. 5.4

NEW TO THE SCENEPlayer Ht. Yr. ’10-11Kandice Templeton 5-9 So. —Nicolle Oldfield 5-7 Fr. —

Tina Lambert 5-2 Fr. —Full-court press: Four of five starters return for the Vandals, but they’ll need to replace the 24-points-per-game

provided by the departed Samantha Brewer. With McConville, Parsons, Clack, Meeks and Ingebo, Coach Kes-singer believes her team can challenge for a top-three league finish.

Lyle-Wishram CougarsCoach: Rick Knowles.2010-11 record: 5-13.


Shelby Casey 5-2 Jr. 1.1Dakota Doolin 5-7 Jr. 1.3

Taylor Freemantle 5-8 Sr. 3.9Kirsten Hilton 6-1 So. 5.4

Suzanna McConville 5-2 So. 6.8

Mandy Solomon 5-4 So. 2.1NEW TO THE SCENE


Mercedes Beck 5-5 Jr. —

Morgan Casey 5-2 Fr. —

Holly Doolin 5-6 Fr. —

Pauline Hyde 5-4 Fr. —

Tiffany Hyde 5-4 Fr. —Krisha Guinn 5-5 So. —

Jocelyn Knowles 5-10 Fr. —Marissa Lacock 5-4 So. —

Julie Weddle 5-9 So. —Ayla Wells 5-3 Fr. —

Lindsey Smith 5-9 So. —Louise Smith 4-9 Fr. —

Full-court press: Replacing four of five starters will be the prime challenge for new coach Knowles, but he’ll have plenty to choose from with six returners and a whopping 18 players total turn-ing out. Freemantle, Shelby Casey and Dakota Doolin are the lone upperclass-men, though.

Sunnyside Christian KnightsCoach: Al Smeenk.2010-11 record: 22-5.


Marisa Broersma 5-10 Sr. 7.7Kara Den Hoed 5-8 Jr. 4.4

Alyssa Haak 5-5 Sr. 5.1Katie Long 5-6 Sr. 5.6

Stormee Van Belle 5-10 So. 5.9Maddy Wavrin 5-9 Sr. 2.6


Danika De Groot 5-8 Jr. JVMicki Williams 5-6 So. JV

Annie Brouwer 5-7 Fr. —

Full-court press: The Knights have good size with Broersma and Van Belle, but they’ll need strong guard play if they hope to at least match last year’s

fifth-place state finish. Haak and Long will be the key to whether SC can handle opponents’ defensive pressure, Coach Smeenk said. With Den Hoed and Wavrin, the team has six players with state experience.

trout Lake/Glenwood MustangsCoach: Steve Allaway.2010-11 record: 15-5.


Maggie Baker 5-6 So. 1.3Chelsea Cox 5-2 Jr. 0.5

Dakota Jones 5-2 Jr. 9.5Lauren Hoodenpyl 5-1 Sr. 0.3

Mattie Mersereau 5-8 Jr. 2.4Caitlin Scott 5-5 So. 4.8

Val Vogt 5-10 Jr. 0.8


Tamaira Huffsmith 5-10 Fr. —Sierra Jessup 5-9 So. —

Beyyine Ozkan 5-5 Fr. —Ashley Sampson 5-4 Fr. —

Abbie Vermeire 5-7 Fr. —

Full-court press: There’s a strong group back, but they played primarily supporting rolls to the departed Liz Vogt and Veronica Glenn, first-year coach Allaway said. With a new system and a young group that features one senior (Hoodenpyl) and seven sophomores and freshmen, the team could have trouble matching last year’s finish.

Yakama tribal eaglesCoach: John Scabbyrobe.2010-11 record: 3-14.


Letecia Ayala 5-5 Sr. 0.0

Charisse Heath 5-4 So. 2.0

Mariah Hicks 5-7 So. 0.6Irene Johnson 5-4 Sr. 0.6

Emmanuelle Wallahee 5-9 Sr. 1.9

Jazmaine Wong 5-5 Sr. 6.1NEW TO THE SCENE


Alexandra John 5-2 So. —Tanisha John 5-8 Jr. —

Tenille Wahtomy 5-5 Sr. —

Jenette Wyena 5-3 So. —Full-court press: New coach Scab-byrobe, the brother of boys coach Algin, considers this a rebuilding year, but looks forward to getting that started quickly because of the returning experi-ence and talented newcomers. They’ll need to be aggressive defensvely to overcome their lack of size, he said.

— Dave Thomas

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CENTRAL WASH. 2B SOUTH2010-11 Conference W L

1. Riverside Christian 7 5

2. White Swan 11 0

3. Entiat 10 2

4. Kittitas 6 5

5. Warden 3 8

6. Waterville 1 7

7. Soap Lake 0 10

GREATER COLUmBiA 1B2010-11 Conference W L

Sunnyside Christian 10 0

Klickitat 4 6

Trout Lake-Glenwood 7 3

Bickleton 5 4

Lyle-Wishram 2 7

Yakama Tribal 1 9

RetURNING ALL-LeAGUeRS

CENTRAL WASH. 2B SOUTHPlayer of the year: Mandy South-

ard, sr., Entiat.First team: Amber Jones, sr., White

Swan; Mandy Southard, sr., Entiat; Ken-dra Staymates, sr., Riverside Christian.

Second team: Dakota Adams, jr., Kittitas; Iris Rodriguez, jr., Warden.

Honorable mention (local): Breezy Byrne, jr., Riverside Christian; Kaitlynn Kilgore, jr., Kittitas.

GREATER COLUmBiA 1BAll-opponent team: Aymie Osborne,

sr., Bickleton; Lara Parsons, jr., Klickitat; Charice McConville, sr., Klickitat; Alyssa Haak, sr., Sunnyside Christian; Marisa Broersma, sr., Sunnyside Christian.

1B BoysFirst-round results

Northport 59, King’s Way Christian 57Mount Rainier Lutheran 62, Neah Bay 40Taholah 55, Muckleshoot Tribal 52Columbia Adventist 62, Lummi 60Colton 66, Wellpinit 55Sunnyside Christian 51, Moses Lake Chris-

tian 33Cusick 65, Lyle-Wishram 31Rosalia 70, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 64

Loser-out resultsNeah Bay 68, Northport 34Lummi 44, Taholah 43Colton 63, Moses Lake Christian 37Almira/Coulee-Hartline 74, Cusick 59

Thursday’s resultsAlmira/Coulee-Har tline 66, Mount Rainier

Lutheran 25Sunnyside Christian 62, Lummi 23Colton 83, Columbia Adventist 55Neah Bay 49, Rosalia 41

Friday’s resultsLummi 48, Mount Rainier Lutheran 37Rosalia 70, Columbia Adventist 26Sunnyside Christian 50, Almira/Coulee-Hartline

44Neah Bay 63, Colton 60

Saturday’s resultsRosalia 65, Lummi 26 (fourth place)Almira/Coulee-Hartline 57, Colton 55 (third place)Sunnyside Christian 55, Neah Bay 50 (cham-

pionship)

2B boys

First-round results

NW Christian (Lacey) 64, Chief Leschi 57Adna 35, Bear Creek School 33Riverside Christian 53, Pe Ell 49Napavine 78, La Conner 58St. George’s 47, Asotin 36NW Christian (Colbert) 62, Lake Roosevelt 55Colfax 57, White Swan 41Waitsburg 63, Brewster 50

Loser-out resultsBear Creek School 73, NW Christian (Lacey) 45La Conner 62, Riverside Christian 53Lake Roosevelt 64, St. George’s 47Colfax 71, Brewster 53

Thursday’s resultsColfax 45, Adna 44NW Christian (Colbert) 59, La Conner 57Napavine 59, Lake Roosevelt 42Bear Creek School 58, Waitsburg 47

Friday’s resultsLa Conner 40, Adna 35Lake Roosevelt 57, Waitsburg 49NW Christian (Colbert) 48, Colfax 44Napavine 53, Bear Creek School 39

Saturday’s resultsLake Roosevelt 62 La Conner 51 (fourth place)Bear Creek School 54, Colfax 43 (third place)NW Christian (Colbert) 41, Napavine 32 (cham-

pionship)

1A Boys

First-round results

Vashon 57, Ilwaco 54Cascade Christian 83, Hoquiam 54Nooksack Valley 63, Kalama 54Onalaska 57, Lynden Christian 46Zillah 52, King’s 40Granger 66, Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 61Cashmere 58, Goldendale 52Chelan 59, Mabton 50

Loser-out resultsVashon 50, Hoquiam 43Nooksack Valley 65, Lynden Christian 59Zillah 93, Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 63Mabton 61, Cashmere 55

Thursday’s resultsCascade Christian 59, Mabton 44Granger 61, Nooksack Valley 55

Zillah 50, Onalaska 45Chelan 57, Vashon 44

Friday’s resultsNooksack Valley 57, Mabton 44Onalaska 50, Vashon 48Cascade Christian 72, Granger 51Zillah 58, Chelan 57

Saturday’s resultsOnalaska 53, Nooksack Valley 35 (fourth place)Granger 58, Chelan 49 (third place)Cascade Christian 71, Zillah 59 (championship)

2A BoysFirst-round results

Franklin Pierce 76, Cedarcrest 73Burlington-Edison 69, Kingston 65Port Angeles 57, Black Hills 49Squalicum 56, Clover Park 54Tumwater 80, Sumner 68River Ridge 50, Fife 44Grandview 53, Wapato 51West Valley (Spokane) 57, Clarkston 51

Loser-out resultsKingston 65, Franklin Pierce 61Clover Park 54, Port Angeles 42Tumwater 70, Fife 51Grandview 57, Clarkston 55

Thursday’s resultsBurlington-Edison 47, Grandview 37Clover Park 52, River Ridge 49Squalicum 47, Tumwater 43Kingston 67, West Valley (Spokane) 47

Friday’s resultsGrandview 54, River Ridge 51West Valley (Spokane) 60, Tumwater 52Clover Park 73, Burlington-Edison 70Squalicum 49, Kingston 45

Saturday’s resultsGrandview 55, West Valley (Spokane) 45 (fourth

place)Kingston 49, Burlington-Edison 46 (third place)Clover Park 69, Squalicum 54 (championship)

3A Boys

First-round results

Hazen 67, Mountlake Terrace 60Seattle Prep 56, Glacier 52Lakes 71, Mount Vernon 46Bellevue 80, Decatur 45Chief Sealth 68, Foss 46O’Dea 72, Lincoln 69Mercer Island 46, Southridge 31North Central 44, Kamiakin 43

Loser-out resultsGlacier 50, Hazen 49Lakes 73, Decatur 67Chief Sealth 63, Lincoln 56Kamiakin 60, Mercer Island 44

Thursday’s resultsKamiakin 65, Seattle Prep 42Lakes 60, O’Dea 56Bellevue 49, Chief Sealth 48Glacier 51, North Central 41

Friday’s resultsO’Dea 65, Seattle Prep 59North Central 53, Chief Sealth 46Lakes 54, Kamiakin 48Bellevue 52, Glacier 40

Saturday’s resultsO’Dea 77, North Central 66 (fourth place)Kamiakin 47, Glacier 40 (third place)Lakes 71, Bellevue 56 (championship)

4A boys

First-round results

Kentridge 88, Arlington 63Jackson 70, Auburn 67Olympia 54, Monroe 51Garfield 78, Kentwood 48

Ballard 59, Gig Harbor 49Curtis 84, Puyallup 77Ferris 62, Evergreen (Vancouver) 49Gonzaga Prep 72, Davis 59

Loser-out resultsKentridge 84, Auburn 66Olympia 51, Kentwood 47Puyallup 74, Ballard 67Davis 78, Ferris 69

Thursday’s resultsDavis 88, Jackson 76Curtis 64, Olympia 49Garfield 90, Puyallup 80Gonzaga Prep 72, Kentridge 60

Friday’s resultsOlympia 70, Jackson 42Kentridge 75, Puyallup 34Curtis 83, Davis 71Gonzaga Prep 66, Garfield 53

Saturday’s resultsOlympia 77, Kentridge 67 (fourth place)Garfield 75, Davis 68 (third place)Gonzaga Prep 61, Curtis 41 (championship)

1B GirlsFirst-round results

Selkirk 67, Mount Rainier Lutheran 23Neah Bay 64, Columbia Adventist 46Mary Knight 43, Highland Christian Schools 42Lopez Island 46, Taholah 29Columbia (Hunters) 54, Pomeroy 32Sunnyside Christian 59, Moses Lake Christian 25St. John-Endicott 59, Odessa 42Almira/Coulee-Hartline 45, Colton 43

Loser-out resultsSelkirk 49, Columbia Adventist 25Mary Knight 45, Taholah 37Columbia (Hunters) 66, Moses Lake Christian 44

Colton 70, St. John-Endicott 30Thursday’s results

Colton 67, Neah Bay 34Sunnyside Christian 73, Mary Knight 11Columbia (Hunters) 51, Lopez Island 9Almira/Coulee-Hartline 66, Selkirk 29

Friday’s resultsNeah Bay 54, Mary Knight 29Selkirk 58, Lopez Island 32Colton 40, Sunnyside Christian 35Almira/Coulee-Hartline 64, Columbia (Hunters) 49

Saturday’s resultsNeah Bay 52, Selkirk 50 (fourth place)Columbia (Hunters) 57, Sunnyside Christian 43

(third place)Colton 50, Almira/Coulee-Hartline 40 (champi-

onship)

2B Girls

First-round results

North Beach 72, La Conner 23Adna 43, Darrington 30Toutle Lake 65, Entiat 39Napavine 46, Bear Creek School 25NW Christian (Colbert) 47, Asotin 38Brewster 46, Reardan 41Lake Roosevelt 45, Colfax 42White Swan 75, Waitsburg 53

Loser-out resultsDarrington 55, North Beach 37Toutle Lake 56, Bear Creek School 24Reardan 70, NW Christian (Colbert) 41Lake Roosevelt 43, Waitsburg 34

Thursday’s resultsLake Roosevelt 50, Adna 30Toutle Lake 41, Brewster 32Reardan 63, Napavine 48Darrington 68, White Swan 66

Friday’s resultsBrewster 59, Adna 42White Swan 53, Napavine 43Toutle Lake 40, Lake Roosevelt 38Reardan 58, Darrington 24

Saturday’s resultsBrewster 51, White Swan 47 (fourth place)Lake Roosevelt 59, Darrington 50 (third place)Reardan 55, Toutle Lake 42 (championship)

1A GirlsFirst-round results

King’s 45, Ilwaco 32Lynden Christian 53, Onalaska 40Seattle Christian 46, Elma 35Bellevue Christian 61, Rainier 45Granger 49, Cascade Christian 38La Salle 52, Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 29Okanogan 50, Zillah 46Freeman 56, Connell 34

Loser-out resultsKing’s 44, Onalaska 36Seattle Christian 51, Rainier 41Granger 43, Lakeside (9 Mile Falls) 41Connell 43, Okanogan 38

Thursday’s resultsLynden Christian 43, Connell 29La Salle 42, Seattle Christian 40Bellevue Christian 54, Granger 41Freeman 45, King’s 19

Friday’s resultsConnell 54, Seattle Christian 28Granger 63, King’s 47Lynden Christian 42, La Salle 39Freeman 47, Bellevue Christian 39

Saturday’s resultsGranger 40, Connell 37 (fourth place)La Salle 59, Bellevue Christian 51 (third place)Freeman 49, Lynden Christian 32 (championship)

2A GirlsFirst-round

White River 43, Archbishop Murphy 31Burlington-Edison 47, Sumner 32Tumwater 59, Olympic 46Lynden 53, Port Angeles 34

W.F. West 57, Foster 47River Ridge 70, Eatonville 47East Valley (Yakima) 37, Wapato 29Prosser 65, Ephrata 43

Loser-out resultsWhite River 56, Sumner 40Tumwater 57, Port Angeles 47W.F. West 51, Eatonville 42East Valley (Yakima) 39, Ephrata 38

Thursday’s resultsBurlington-Edison 51, East Valley (Yakima) 43River Ridge 53, Tumwater 45W.F. West 47, Lynden 38Prosser 59, White River 46

Friday’s resultsTumwater 46, East Valley (Yakima) 35Lynden 47, White River 42Burlington-Edison 56, River Ridge 49Prosser 49, W.F. West 35

Saturday’s resultsTumwater 57, Lynden 45 (fourth place)River Ridge 51, W.F. West 29 (third place) Prosser 50, Burlington-Edison 33 (championship)

3A Girls

First-round results

Auburn Mountainview 45, Lynnwood 42Glacier 69, Mercer Island 64Timberline 52, Shorecrest 46Holy Names 78, Kennedy 64Wilson 61, Seattle Prep 43Prairie 57, Lakeside (Seattle) 38Eastmont 62, Cleveland 61North Central 45, Kamiakin 32

Loser-out resultsAuburn Mountainview 72, Mercer Island 57Kennedy 59, Timberline 50Lakeside (Seattle) 70, Wilson 62Kamiakin 53, Eastmont 41

Thursday’s resultsKamiakin 55, Glacier 50Prairie 46, Kennedy 40Holy Names 52, Lakeside (Seattle) 37North Central 53, Auburn Mountainview 39

Friday’s resultsKennedy 58, Glacier 45Auburn Mountainview 54, Lakeside (Seattle) 33Prairie 54, Kamiakin 41Holy Names 57, North Central 28

Saturday’s resultsKennedy 55, Auburn Mountainview 35 (fourth

place)North Central 52, Kamiakin 42 (third place)Holy Names 57, Prairie 48 (championship)

4A GirlsFirst-round results

Edmonds-Woodway 52, Auburn Riverside 34Lake Stevens 61, Kentwood 44Mount Tahoma 73, Monroe 62Woodinville 65, Mount Rainier 41South Kitsap 64, Skyline 54Federal Way 67, Bellarmine Prep 58Gonzaga Prep 72, Evergreen (Vancouver) 43Lewis & Clark 55, Chiawana 53

Loser-out resultsEdmonds-Woodway 53, Kentwood 48Mount Rainier 78, Mount Tahoma 52Bellarmine Prep 43, South Kitsap 40Chiawana 69, Gonzaga Prep 65

Thursday’s resultsChiawana 53, Lake Stevens 49Federal Way 60, Mount Rainier 53Woodinville 49, Bellarmine Prep 39Lewis & Clark 61, Edmonds-Woodway 52

Friday’s resultsLake Stevens 46, Mount Rainier 41Bellarmine Prep 53, Edmonds-Woodway 52Federal Way 48, Chiawana 45Lewis & Clark 47, Woodinville 43

Saturday’s resultsLake Stevens 53, Bellarmine Prep 45 (fourth

place)Chiawana 46, Woodinville 34 (third place)Lewis & Clark 62, Federal Way 49 (champion-

ship)

2011 StAte tOURNAMeNt ReSULtS


Prosser players celebrate after winning the Class 2A girls championship last March in the SunDome.

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