THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016
SPORTS
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Valiants hold off Seaside rally, 40-31
Lady Fish take
win; Fishermen
boys take a fall
By GARY HENLEY
The Daily Astorian
SEASIDE — Valley
Catholic had more depth,
more size and more
experience Tuesday night
against Seaside, in a Cowapa
League girls basketball game
at the Gulls’ Nest.
The Valiants also had an
18-1 lead early in the second
quarter. Yet there they were
late in the game, having
to run a spread offense to
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Seaside team, 40-31.
The Gulls — playing
without junior Maddi Utti —
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trailed 20-9 at halftime.
Seaside committed 20
turnovers and shot 3-of-18
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before outscoring Valley
Catholic 22-20 in the second
half. The Gulls even pulled
to within 32-24 at the end of
the third quarter.
But Valley Catholic’s
Molly Danielson scored six
of her game-high 20 points
early in the fourth to help the
Valiants keep the lead.
Seaside coach Wally
Hamer
called
it
“a
tremendous effort tonight,”
as the Gulls “found their
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make a game of it,” he said.
The Valiants committed
27 turnovers of their own,
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Paige Ideue made three
3-pointers to lead the Gulls
with nine points, while
Whitney Westerholm added
seven. Sydney Villegas had
13 rebounds for Seaside,
which plays at Astoria
Friday.
Valley Catholic’s Shankar
Krishnakumar and Vlad
Katin
hit
back-to-back
3-pointers to close the
third period. Krishnakumar
nailed another trey early in
the fourth, and Avery Jones
scored on two drives to the
hoop with just under four
minutes remaining to help
the Valiants build a 48-42
lead with 2:19 left.
Seaside’s Jackson Januik
(14 points) hit a 3-pointer,
drew the foul and converted
a four-point play with 2:04
remaining, but those would
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night for the Gulls, who were
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line in the second half.
“We needed to lose that
game,” Seaside coach Bill
Westerholm said. “You never
say you ‘need’ to lose a game,
but it will refocus our kids.
“We knew Valley Catholic
has a really good team,” he
added. “They’re long and
they pose some problems.
And we have to shoot the
ball better. We didn’t shoot
very well. We had open looks
in the second half, and they
just didn’t fall. We did not do
what we had to do, and move
the ball against their zone.
We’ll get better at it.”
Andrew Plambeck was
the only Valiant to score in
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while Austin Eagon added 13
for Seaside.
Astoria,
Scappoose,
Seaside and Valley Catholic
— all ranked in the top 10
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in the Cowapa standings at
2-1.
Indians 61,
Fishermen 54
SCAPPOOSE
—
A
21-6 run by the Scappoose
boys basketball in the third
quarter sparked the Indians
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Astoria Tuesday night, in a
Cowapa League showdown
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at Scappoose.
The Fishermen led 31-30
Indians 23
SCAPPOOSE — Astoria at halftime and outscored
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Clatsop Clash showdown quarter — it was the third
with a 33-23 win at quarter that cost Astoria,
said Fishermen coach Kevin
Scappoose Tuesday.
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“Every once in while
from the 3-point line, and
was outrebonded 32-26. we’ll have a quarter like
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Indians,
however, that,” he said. “We couldn’t
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struggled to score. The score, we didn’t play very Seaside’s Jackson Januik, No. 3, drives to the basket in the second quarter of the basketball game against Valley Cath-
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hold off Scappoose in the possessions at one point.”
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with 13 points to go with while Derek Jarrett had 20
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The Fishermen are now
Alexis Wallace with seven
apiece. Kaylee Mitchell in a four-way tie atop the
led with six rebounds and Cowapa League standings
at 2-1, with a key Clatsop
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Clash showdown Friday at
Gaston 43, Knappa 35 the Brick House.
GASTON — Knappa’s
Kaitlyn Landwehr scored Knappa 66, Gaston 38
18 points, to go with eight
GASTON — Knappa
steals, six rebounds and three cruised past a struggling
assists, but it wasn’t enough Gaston team Tuesday night,
for the Loggers, who came 66-38, in a Northwest League
up short at Gaston Tuesday, boys basketball game.
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THURSDAY
Boys Basketball — Delphian at
Knappa, 6 p.m.; Life Christian at Ilwaco,
5:45 p.m.
Girls Basketball — Life Christian at
Ilwaco, 7:15 p.m.
Swimming — Scappoose at Astoria,
4 p.m.; Tillamook at Seaside, 4 p.m.
Wrestling — Astoria, Seaside at
Banks, 5:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
Girls Basketball — Seaside at As-
toria, 7:45 p.m.; Warrenton at Oregon
Episcopal, 6 p.m.; Jewell at C.S. Lewis,
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ria, 6 p.m.; Warrenton at Oregon Epis-
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