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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL FEBRUARY 15, 2017 B ASKETBALL 3B L ADY L IONS CONTINUED FROM PG 1B CONTINUED FROM PG 1B they were 78 percent on foul shots. Cottage Grove fi nished with 11 steals and forced 14 turn- overs, and the bench racked up 14 points. Reminiscent of last year’s season, it was Parent who led the way on the scoreboard, with a season-high of 29 points. Par- ent was 10-for-15 from the fi eld, shot 60 percent from the three- point line and had three steals and two defensive rebounds on the night. Sentman had 24 points, shoot- ing eight-for-14 from the fi eld and 33 percent from beyond the arc. Jesse Ellingworth stood out with 10 points on the night. Though Hunter Gipson was relatively quiet on the score- board, he fi nished with fi ve assists, four steals and three blocks. With only two games left in the regular season, the Lions still don’t control their own destiny. Sisters barely escaped Elmira and Junction City in the fi rst round of league play, but should they win again, the Lions will need a tie breaker. But Cottage Grove still has to defeat Sutherlin, a team that held the Lions to their lowest scoring game before the Sis- ters game. Cottage Grove will need to win both games against Sutherlin and Junction City and then hope that Sisters falls to El- mira or Junction City this week. Weybright walked away with four defl ections on the night and Child totaled three steals. Sierra Blomquist also had three steals and three defl ections. Inside the paint, there was Ema Gardner, who fi nished the night with two steals, two defl ections and two blocks (not to mention fi ve as- sists on offense). Keara Murphy led the team in scoring with 11 points on the night, followed by Gardner and Maria Pardee with seven points each. After the road game against Sisters, Cottage Grove then had to travel to Sweet Home on Fri- day to play against the Huskies, where they found similar suc- cess on both sides of the ball. This time, the Lions held their opponent to just 14.29 percent from the fi eld while shooting 41 percent themselves. Cottage Grove and Sweet Home were in a close 18-11 game at halftime, until the Li- ons outscored the Huskies 16-4 in the third quarter. At 34-15 going into the fourth quarter, the game was in the Lions’ hands and Cottage Grove won 43-21. The Lions fi nished with fi ve blocks, 13 steals and 25 defl ec- tions on defense. Weybright, Murphy, Blomquist and Kelty all had two steals each along with Gardner who had three steals and two blocks. Kelty led the team in scoring with 12 points. Gardner fi nished with seven. Though in both games the Li- ons failed to reach their goal of out-rebounding their opponent by at least 12, the defense made up for the rebounding this week. Cottage Grove now faces Sutherlin this week, the last home game of the regular sea- son on Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 5:45 p.m. The last game of the Lions’ regular season will be played at Junction City on Friday, Feb. 17 at the same time. ley relay by placing fi fth with a time of 1:56.56. Burleson individually quali- fi ed for the 200-yard freestyle with his own fi fth-place fi nish in 2:04.69. In the 200-yard inter-medley relay, Chambers was able to qualify with a time of 2:22.06, beating out Austin Leep from Marshfi eld by two seconds for the last qualifying spot. Two Aqua Lions from the boys’ team qualifi ed for the 500-yard freestyle. Dukes took fourth with 5:15.26 and Pifer took fi fth place with a time of 5:55.90. He was the last person to fi nish the race in under six minutes. The last individual qualifi er was Chambers, who took fi fth place in the 100-yard back- stroke. Chambers fi nished in 61.07 seconds, less than two seconds behind the fi rst-place fi nisher Jasper Zhu from St. Mary’s. Finally, the boys’ relay team qualifi ed again by taking third place in the 400-yard freestyle relay with a time of 3:54.84. The team qualifi ers now look to the state fi nals, which will be held this upcoming weekend at Mt. Hood Community College. The fi rst session will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17. A QUA L IONS CONTINUED FROM PG 1B Photo by Jerry Baldock Hunter Gipson gets a block against Sisters on Wednesday. If everything goes right, the Li- ons will be the clear Sky-Em Champions at 8-2, but Sisters and Sutherlin will be hoping for similar outcomes in their favor. IT’S YOUR NEWS. READ ALL ABOUT IT YOUR WAY. Get the latest in news, sports, entertainment and shopping any way you like it. From home delivery to electronic subscriptions we keep you in the know and on the go. Raade fi nished in second place with a time of 5:42.21. Those who fi nished in the top- six of their events qualifi ed for state. Though the boys fi nished in sixth place overall, the team still had the best fi nish out of both teams for an individual event. In the 100-yard breaststroke, Ian Dukes took fi rst place to qualify for state with a time of 1:05.38. 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