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Newspaper Page TextSPORTS THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 2016 7A Hoops: Lady Fish bounce back from loss at Banks Continued from Page 4A Zac Tapio scored 15 points, with Ethan Bannister and Reese Tynkila adding 12 points apiece. Comets 55, Mustangs 20 NASELLE, Wash. — Erik Lund scored 11 points and Hayden Gud- mundsen added 10 for Naselle, in a 55- 20 win over North River Friday. Naselle outscored North River 36-7 over the second and third quarters. Girls Basketball Lady Fish 48, Mooks 23 Astoria bounced back from a league-opening loss at Banks with an easy win over Tillamook Friday at the Brick House, 48-23. The Cheesemakers ran into quick foul trouble, and the game was never close after the opening minutes. Astoria took a 7-0 lead, all on free throws. Tillamook’s Jordan Zweifel had three fouls in the ¿rst quarter, and the Lady Fish built a 15-2 lead after one period. Astoria’s 18-0 run in the second quarter had the Fishermen in front 33-2 at halftime. Sam Hemsley and Chloee Hunt each scored 11 points for Astoria, which ¿n- ished 18-of-27 at the free throw line, to Tillamook’s 3-for-4. Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian Astoria’s Rylee Demander, No. 14, puts up a three-point shot during the basketball game against Tillamook Friday. View more photos online at dailyastorian.com/sports Braves 31, Gulls 9 SEASIDE — The stunner of the night in 4A girls basketball took place in Seaside, where Banks upset No. 2-ranked Seaside, 31-9. The Gulls lost leading scorer Mad- di Utti to an ankle sprain just minutes into the game, and the Braves gradually took advantage. Utti returned to the game before halftime, but did not play in the second half. The Braves turned a 15-8 halftime lead into a 23-9 advantage after three quarters, and allowed just one point for the Gulls in the second half. Loggers 51, Lions 29 KNAPPA — The Knappa girls bas- ketball team made it a 34-point turn- around from the last time they played Life Christian, as the Lady Loggers posted a 51-29 win over the Lions, following their 42-30 loss in the last meeting. Kaitlyn Landwehr tossed in 17 points with 12 rebounds to lead the Loggers. Paris Vanderburg added 12 points and seven boards, while Bailey Corder chipped in nine points. Jays 21, C.S. Lewis 20 JEWELL — Jewell overcame a scoreless third quarter by outscoring C.S. Lewis 4-3 in the fourth, for a dra- matic 21-20 win. Aly Littlepage scored 10 points, with 10 rebounds, three steals and three blocks to lead the Lady Jays, who held a 17-9 lead at halftime. Emma Guillen pulled down seven rebounds for Jewell. Eagles 39, Lady Jays 33 JEWELL — Two players fouled out, leaving Jewell with four players at the end of the game Friday, in a 39-33 loss to Crosshill Christian. Emma Guillen and Aly Littlepage combined for 25 points for Jewell. Fishermen 66, Navs 50 LACEY, Wash. — Ilwaco’s trio of Hannah Ellsworth, MacKenzie Kaech and Madeline Jacobson outscored Northwest Christian by themselves Saturday, in a 66-50 win over the Nav- igators. Ellsworth scored 20 points, Kaech added 19 and Jacobson tossed in 16 to combine for 55 in the victory. Comets 57, Mustangs 10 NASELLE, Wash. — The Lady Comets built a 29-3 halftime lead, on their way to a 57-10 win over North River Friday. Kendra Leeland had 13 points and Tayler Ford added 11 for Naselle, as all 10 players scored for the Comets. Eagles sweep the Warriors PORTLAND — Catlin Gabel swept a Lewis & Clark League basketball doubleheader Friday, with a pair of vic- tories over Warrenton. In the girls’ game, Catlin Gabel re- mained in a tie for third place in the league standings with a 42-23 win over the Warriors. The Catlin Gabel boys are also in third place, improving to 8-3 with a 54- 45 victory over Warrenton. The Warriors still managed to play the Eagles much closer than the ¿rst meeting, a 62-38 Catlin Gabel win. SCOREBOARD Astoria PREP SCHEDULE TUESDAY Boys Basketball — Astoria at Scappoose, 6 p.m.; Valley Catholic at Seaside, 6 p.m.; Portland Adven- tist at Warrenton, 7:45 p.m.; Knappa at Gaston, 8 p.m.; South Bend at Ilwaco, 7 p.m. Girls Basketball — Astoria at Scappoose, 7:45 p.m.; Valley Cath- olic at Seaside, 7:45 p.m.; Portland Adventist at Warrenton, 6 p.m.; Knappa at Gaston, 6 p.m. Wrestling — Knappa at Waldport, TBA BOYS BASKETBALL Astoria 57, Tillamook 39 TIL (39): Jacob Berge 16, Collett 9, Rumage 5, Oldenkamp 5, John- son 2, Moore 2. AST (57): Derek Jarrett 14, Frem- stad 11, Palek 10, Strange 8, Arns- dorf 7, Fruiht 5, Englund 2, Gohl, Loughran. Tillamook 17 9 8 5—39 16 12 15 14—51 Seaside 62, Banks 50 BAN (50): Dalton Renne 13, Ev- ans 11, Sly 10, Gobel 8, Schorn 3, Hutchins 2, Carrizales 2, Taylor 1. SEA (62): Jackson Januik 19, Smith 16, Eagon 11, Babb 10, Thompson 5, Cazarez 1, Lewis, Ol- son, Richardson, Bassett, Marston. Banks 6 17 17 10—50 Seaside 11 16 21 14—62 Knappa 39, Life Christian 35 LC (35): Zeke Quinlan 16, B.Quin- lan 8, Yang 7, Valeysev 2, Newman 2. KNA (39): Dale Takalo 29, Miller 7, Severson 3, Engblom, Eltagonde, Geisler, Rubus, Goodman. Life Christian 7 4 8 16—35 Knappa 10 7 7 15—39 C.S. Lewis 38, Jewll 21 CSL (38): Ryan Brooks 12, M.Gr- obey 5, Reimer 5, Friedrich 5, Cooley 4, E.Grobey 3, Raudsepp 2, Dovers 2. JWL (21): Ben Stahly 7, Hinson 6, Silva 4, Meehan 2, Murray 2, Gerken, Ritchie, Munk, Cain. CS Lewis 13 2 6 17—38 Jewell 12 4 4 1—21 Crosshill 76, Jewell 39 CC (76): Matthew Gille 15, Halfman 12, Poliakov 11, Isa.Ro- driguez 7, Talmage 7, Cotter 6, De- Jager 5, Isr.Rodriguez 3, Towers 3, Haskell 2, Team 2. JWL (39): Ben Stahly 14, Silva 9, Cain 7, Murray 6, Hinson 2, Ritchie 1, Munk, Meehan. Crosshill 15 29 20 12—76 Jewell 13 7 10 9—39 Ilwaco 75, NW Christian 45 ILW (75): Zac Tapio 15, Bannister 12, Tynkila 12, Kaino 8, Mendoza 6, Woods 5, Lazaro 5, Schenk 4, Glenn 4, Aguyo 4. NWC (45): Tyler Fox 15, Griffin 10, Dominguez 6, Jones 5, Salazar-Fox 3, McNair 3, Li 2, Johnson 1. Ilwaco 13 20 21 21—75 NW Christian Banks Seaside 0 12 23 10—45 Naselle 55, North River 20 NR (20): Simpson 10, Baughman 7, McDougall 2, Carbaug 1. NAS (55): Erik Lund 11, Gudmund- sen 10, Edwards 7, Pine 6, Dorman 6, Estes 6, Eaton 4, Bergeson 2, Scrabeck 2. North River 7 3 4 6—20 Naselle 19 22 14 0—55 8 3 8 1 8—31 0—9 Knappa 51, Life Christian 29 LC (29): Emma Christian 8, Syd- ney Neuman 8, Opal Christian 8, Brock 4, L.Osbourn 1. KNA (51): Kaitlyn Landwehr 17, Vanderburg 12, Corder 9, Vander- griff 6, Truax 4, Inman 2, Miethe 1, McMahan, Strain, Hendrickson. Life Christian 9 2 5 13—29 Knappa 12 10 16 13—51 GIRLS BASKETBALL Astoria 48, Tillamook 23 AST (48): Chloee Hunt 11, Saman- tha Hemsley 11, Mitchell 8, Mickle 7, Dalton, Wallace 5, DeMander 4, Gimre 2, Rogers, Abrahams. Tillamook Astoria 7 5 Jewell 21, C.S. Lewis 20 CSL (20): Emma Matheny 7, Es- pinosa 5, A.Trowbridge 5, B.Trow- bridge 3. JWL (21): Aly Littlepage 10, Mo- rales 8, Wammack 2, Kaczenski 1, Olvera, Guillen. CS Lewis 4 5 8 3—20 Jewell 5 12 0 4—21 2 0 6 15—23 15 18 9 6—48 Banks 31, Seaside 9 SEA (9): Maddi Utti 3, P.Ideue 2, Villegas 2, Westerholm 2, Smart, Babbitt, Trott, Bodner, Brown, West. Crosshill 39, Jewell 33 CC (39): Sarah Stoddard 14, Bartel 12, Foster 6, E.Schanz 6, H. Schultz 1. JWL (33): Emma Guillen 13, A.Lit- tlepage 12, Morales 6, Olvera 2, Wammack, Kaczenski. Crosshill 12 13 6 8—39 Jewell 12 13 5 3—33 Ilwaco 66, NW Christian 50 ILW (66): Hannah Ellsworth 20, Kaech 19, Jacobson 16, McMillan 7, Bannister 4, Kulm, McMullen, Bentley. NWC (50): Heidi Sowers 25, Dominguez 14, Stottlemyre 11. Ilwaco 15 20 18 13—66 NW Christian 8 11 8 23—50 Naselle 57, North River 10 NR (10): Karvas 4 Perry 3, Shreck 3. NAS (57): Kendra Leeland 13, Ford 11, Chapman 6, Ridgway 6, Weston 6, Zimmerman 4, Gud- mundsen 4, Eaton 3, Jacot 2, Glenn 2. North River 3 0 7 0—10 Naselle 19 10 11 17—57 BY THE DAILY ASTORIAN C LASSIF IEDS IN DEX IE M A LL J TO •••••• •••• •••••• •••••• •• ••• ••• •••••• •••••• •• •• •• •• •••••• •• •••••• • •• • •••• • • •••••• • • •••• •••••• ••••• • • ••• •••••• •••••• •••••• •• •••••• ••••• •••••• •••••• ••••• •••••• • •••••• • •• •••••• ••••• •• • •••••• •••••• •• •••• •• ••••• •• •••••• •• •• ••• •• •••• • • • • • ••• • ••• •••••• ••••• • • •••• • ••••• •••••• ••••• ••••• •••• •••••• ••••• •• •••• ••• •••••• ••••• •• •••••• • C A ODAY U R AD T E YO 11 C 2 A 3 - P L 5 -3 S 2 DS @ M 3 0 5 C LA S S T I O F R IE IAN . 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