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SPORTS A8 • HERMISTONHERALD.COM WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 2020 Dawgs Romero and Elliott Hermiston Sparks win state basketball title to play in All-Star Classic By ANNIE FOWLER SPORTS EDITOR SWX ALL-STAR CLASSIC Basketball season may be over for most, but for two Hermiston players, there is one more game to go. Senior Jazlyn Romero and sophomore Chase Elliott were selected to play in the SWX All-Star Clas- sic on Sunday at Kamiakin High School in Kennewick. “It will be exciting, there is a lot of talent in the Mid-Columbia Confer- ence,” said Romero, who is playing in her first Clas- sic. “I didn’t really expect it. Obviously, I’m not too happy with how my career ended. This is a redemption game. It will be fun.” Elliott is one of two soph- omores on the roster. “I was definitely sur- prised with there being so many good kids in the league,” Elliott said of the invite. “I didn’t even play the whole season.” Elliott, who broke his left leg in football, missed all of the Bulldogs’ December games before returning Jan. 3 against Southridge. The Classic, in its 25th year, pits the Tri-City area schools against those from Yakima. The Tri-City girls hold a 20-8 advantage, and have won the past 10 games. The Yakima boys lead the series 22-6. In the early years of the event, there were sepa- rate games for the large and small schools. Now they are combined. Tri-City Boys Coach: Bryan Edwards, Columbia Basin College Roster: Chase Elliott, so., Hermiston; Steven Westermeyer, jr., Kamiakin; Dylan Ashbeck, sr., Walla Walla; Ayoni Benavi- dez, sr., Kennewick; Cooper DeWitt, sr., Chiawana; Messiah Jones, jr., Kamiakin; Michael Cornia, jr., Walla Walla; Taylor Perez, jr., Chiawana; Tristan Smith, sr., Southridge; Andrew Albrecht, jr., Richland; William Bailey III, sr., River View; Grant McClure, jr., Liberty Christian; Jayden Martinez, jr., Chiawana; Connor Mendez, so., Chiawana; Kyson Rose, sr., Kamiakin. Tri-City Girls Coach: Roosevelt Smith, Columbia Basin College Roster: Alyssa Agundis, sr., Chiawana; Iliana Moran, so., Hanford; Jayda Clark, jr., Richland; Rian Clear, sr., Walla Walla; Nikole Thomas, fr., Kamiakin; Delaney Pink, jr., Chiawana; Aislin Fiander, sr., Kennewick; Madison Smith, jr., Con- nell; MeiLani McBee, sr., Kennewick; Madeline Gebers, jr., Kennewick; Jazlyn Romero, sr., Hermiston; Amani Davis, jr., Kamiakin; Talia von Oelhoffen, jr., Chiawana; Jadyn Johnson, sr., Columbia-Burbank; A’niyah Heavens, so., Pasco. Elliott, who led the Bull- dogs in scoring with 12.15 points a game, said he went on YouTube to watch some of the past games to get a feel for what he is in for. “I have to not play scared,” he said. “It’s an all- star game — it’s flashy and the best players in the league are out there. It will be extremely nice to play with the kids who dominated us all season.” Elliott will get to play with, instead of against, Kamiakin’s 6-foot-9 Kyson Rose, and Chiawana’s 6-6 Cooper DeWitt. “I’ve never had a cen- ter that big,” Elliott said of Rose. Romero, who has signed Contributed photo The Hermiston Sparks won the Oregon Middle School State Championship seventh grade title Sunday in Redmond. Team members include: front row (from left) Camryn Hagel, Madeline Jared, Shayla Stewart and Addison Garberg. Back row, coach Aaron Heideman, Ellie Heideman, Madison Wicks, Piper Roberts, Amy Armstrong, Avonlea Edwards, Italy Daltoso, Izzy Simmons, and assistant coaches Josh Hagel and MaryJane Heideman. to throw the javelin at Ore- gon State University, will lace up her sneakers one last time. “I was in weight room and I got a text from the SWX guy,” said Romero, who averaged 11.75 points a game. “I showed it to coach (Emilee) Strot, and she said, ‘You get one more game, that’s awesome.’ It’s my last game ever. I’m just going to go out and have some fun.” The girls game will tip off at 4 p.m., with the boys game to follow. The event also will feature a 3-point shooting contest between the boys and the girls. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for students and seniors. By ANNIE FOWLER SPORTS EDITOR The Hermiston Sparks went 5-0 at the Oregon Middle School State Bas- ketball Championship this past weekend in Red- mond, winning the seventh grade girls title in the Gold Division. The Sparks opened the competition with a 47-10 win over Newberg, then followed with a 50-20 vic- tory over Sherwood. In the quarterfinals, Hermiston topped the Cleveland Warriors 47-24, then earned a spot in the finals with a 63-55 win over the Crescent Valley Future Raiders in the semifinals. Imagine The Difference You Can Make DONATE YOUR CAR Save with Frontier Internet Bundles Pay one price for two great services: high-speed Internet Serious speed! and a full-featured home phone 1-844-533-9173 Bundle and save today Simply Broadband Max BROADBAND ULTRA + PHONE + SECURE 19 67 97 99 Per Month With Qualifying Phone Service Call today and pay less 855-972-6641 Terms and con ditions for 12 months Code: DIS apply. Call for H100 details . /mo. 190 Channels America’s Top 120 Ask About A FREE 3 Day Vacation Voucher To Over 20 Destinations!!! You can’t get BS from a buffalo. 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