THE DAILY ASTORIAN • FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 2015
SPORTS
7A
Utti scores 28 in win over Newport Cubs
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
SEASIDE — After play-
ing Top 10 teams for the
past two weeks, the Seaside
girls basketball team took a
break from the tough com-
petition Thursday night, and
broke their three-game losing
streak.
Maddi Utti poured in 28
points, and the Gulls cruised
past Newport, 65-32, in a
nonleague game.
Seaside forced 35 turn-
the game got out of hand ear-
ly.
The Gulls built a 21-0
lead, and the Cubs had seven
possessions, taking nearly
two minutes just to get the
ball past midcourt.
By the time Newport
scored, the Cubs had 13 turn-
overs.
Utti scored 12 of her 28 in
-
mate Whitney Westerholm
adding seven of her 17 points
Seaside’s Jaxson Smith, No. 22, goes up for a break-away
lay up against Newport.
Utti also had seven re-
18 steals. Haylee Dundas
added four steals, and Alli-
son Bussert dished out four
assists.
Since Dec. 30, the Gulls
have played No. 8-ranked La
Grande, No. 3 Henley, No.
1 Sutherlin and No. 2 Glad-
stone.
BOYS BASKETBALL
Seaside 57, Newport 41
SEASIDE — Seaside had
-
ures, and the Gulls snapped
a three-game losing skid with
a 57-41 win over Newport
Thursday night, in nonleague
boys basketball action.
The Cubs led 9-5 early,
before Seaside went on a 9-0
run, capped by two scores
off the bench from Michael
Lewis.
Jackson Januik closed the
Seaside’s Jackson Januik, No. 3, puts up a shot over New-
port’s Brenden Thurber-Blaser, No.22, in the first half of
their basketball game at Seaside High School Thursday.
Photos by JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian
ABOVE: Seaside’s Maddi Utti, No. 25, goes up for a shot against Newport’s Paige Lane, No. 21,
during their basketball game at Seaside High School Thursday. RIGHT: Seaside’s Haylee Dun-
das, No. 15, eyes the basket as she takes a shot while Newport’s Callie Cavanaugh, No. 11, defends.
which sparked an 8-0 run,
and the Gulls were never
challenged.
Januik had 13 of his game-
Seaside’s Zach Mar-
ston, No. 25, throws up
a shot while defended
by Newport’s Sam Im-
bler-Bremner. View more
photos of the games at
www.dailyastorian.com.
points. Austin Eagon added
12 and Zach Marston scored
10 for Seaside, 6-6 overall.
SWIMMING
Gulls split with Valiants
SEASIDE — The Valley
Catholic and Seaside swim
teams split a Cowapa League
dual meet Thursday after-
noon at Sunset Empire Pool,
as the teams head into the
midway point of the league
season.
The Seaside boys won a
close meet, 87-75, bringing
their season dual meet record
to 3-0. The Gulls have won
10 straight dual meets dating
-
feated effort.
Valley Catholic defeated
the Lady Gulls, 105-56, as
Seaside falls to 2-1 in dual
meets.
-
try won both sprint races, the
50- and 100-yard freestyles,
setting personal records in
both.
-
side winners included Brad
Rzewnicki (200 and 500 yard
freestyles); Luke Liljenwall
(100 freestyle); and Will
Kendall (100-yard breast-
stroke).
Seaside also won the 200-
yard freestyle relay (Rze-
wnicki, Kendall, Sam Beau-
doin and Dylan Townsend);
and Rzewnicki, Beaudoin,
Will Garvin and Liljenwall
teamed up to win the 400-
yard freestyle relay.
Seaside travels to The
Dalles Saturday for the Riv-
erhawk Invitational.
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
BASKETBALL
TODAY
Girls Basketball — Astoria at
North Marion, 5:30 p.m.; Warrenton
at De La Salle, 6 p.m.; Knappa at
Delphian, 6 p.m.; Willamette Valley
Christian at Jewell, 5:30 p.m.
Boys Basketball — Astoria at
North Marion, 7:15 p.m.; Warrenton
at De La Salle, 7:45 p.m.; Knappa at
Delphian, 7:45 p.m.; Willamette Val-
ley Christian at Jewell, 7 p.m.; Taco-
ma Baptist at Ilwaco, 7 p.m.
Swimming — Tillamook Cheese
Relays, 3 p.m.
Wrestling — Seaside Pac Rim, 3
p.m.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Girls
Seaside 65, Newport 32
NEW (32): Alycia Spencer 14, Hy-
duchuk 9, Lane 3, Kurmins-Hahn 2,
Thompson 2, Martinez 1, Ka.McEn-
tee 1.
SEA (65): Maddi Utti 28, Wester-
holm 17, Dundas 8, Bussert 7,
Villegas 5, Trott, Zagata, Brown,
West.
Newport
8 8 8 8—32
Seaside
30 6 17 12—65
SATURDAY
Boys Basketball — Riverdale at
Warrenton, 5:45 p.m.
Girls Basketball — Riverdale at
Warrenton, 4 p.m.; Ilwaco at Tacoma
Baptist, 7 p.m.
Swimming — Seaside at The
Dalles, 10 a.m.
Wrestling — Seaside Pac Rim, 10
a.m.
Boys
Seaside 57, Newport 41
NEW (41): Orlando Tapia 11, Bla-
ser 8, Dammier 7, Beaudry 6, Im-
bler-Bremner 4, Gravelle 2, Lancast-
er 2, Thurber-Blaser 1.
SEA (57): Jackson Januik 15,
Lewis 13, Eagon 12, Marston 10,
Thompson 4, Babb 3, Meyer, Bas-
sett, Hoekstre, Cazarez, Smith,
Richardson.
Newport
10 7 9 15—41
Seaside
17 11 14 15—57
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WRESTLING
HIGH SCHOOLS
Pac Rim Team Champions
(Since 1990)
Team, Points
1990: Molalla, 187.5
1991: Silverton, 194.5
1992: Tillamook, 164
1993: Tillamook, 182
1994: Tillamook 163.5
1995: Molalla, 160
1996: Willamina, 186.5
1997: Tillamook, 169
1998: Cascade, 225
1999: Cascade, 174.5
2000: Sherwood, 177.5
2001: Estacada, 180
2002: Estacada, 207
2003: Estacada, 200
2004: Estacada, 229.5
2005: Estacada, 263.5
2006: Estacada, 269
2007: Cascade, 213
2008: Estacada, 165
2009: Estacada, 241
2010: North Marion, 198.5
2011: Estacada, 182.5
2012: Scappoose, 202.5
2013: Scappoose, 253.5
2014: Scappoose, 209.5
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C o ast R ehabilitatio n Services (C R S)
as w ell as the C R S em plo yees w o u ld lik e to
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