Jan. 09: Moses Lake vs Pasco

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• Herman 'Herm' Danielson

  Herman 'Herm' Danielson

  MOSES LAKE -- Herman "Herm" Danielson, 85, of Moses Lake, died Aug. 25 in Moses Lake.

  He was born in Othello and always lived in Othello or Moses Lake.

  He was a retired school and private music teacher.

• Chiefs top Bulldogs

  Chiefs top Bulldogs

  Pasco's CC Alferness had a double double of 13 points and 12 rebounds despite limited playing time, but Moses Lake prevailed 54-28 for a nonleague road win Saturday.

  MOSES LAKE -- Gamez 16, Kunjara 2, Garcia 4, Bishop 1, Lunning, Koon, Olson 14, Wilks 4, Lefave 2, Stevens 2, Nielsen 9. Totals 17-40 18-29 54.

  PASCO -- Diaz 2, Iverson 3, Perez 1, Morfin, Cruz 1, Rodriguez 3, Schmaljohn 5, Gonzalez, CC Alferness 13. Totals 6-36 15-27 28.

• 2011 CBBN 4A preview: Save the date

  2011 CBBN 4A preview: Save the date

  Here is the 2011 football schedule for the Columbia Basin Big Nine 4A League. All times 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted

  Friday, Sept. 2

  Chiawana at Hanford (NL), Fran Rish; Davis at Eastmont (NL), Eastmont HS; Richland at Pasco (NL), Edgar Brown; Hermiston at Walla Walla (NL), Borleske Stadium; Southridge at Wenatchee (NL), Apple Bowl; Rainier Beach at Eisenhower (NL), Zaepfel Stadium, 7 p.m.

• Garry leads Moses Lake bowlers to win

  Garry leads Moses Lake bowlers to win

  MOSES LAKE -- Moses Lake junior Breanne Garry rolled 191 and 163 in the scratch games as the Chiefs defeated the Panthers 3-1 in a CWL 4A contest at Lake Bowl.

  "It's a good win and we're looking forward to more," Moses Lake coach Billy Brice said.

  Scratch -- Game 1: Moses Lake 711 (Breanne Garry 191, Jessica Craig 158 ), Wenatchee 669. Game 2: Moses Lake 708 (Garry 163, Craig 177), Wenatchee 652.

• Perez, Phillips lead Chiefs over Bulldogs

  Perez, Phillips lead Chiefs over Bulldogs

  Bryce Perez and Cliff Phillips each scored 15 points to lead Moses Lake to a 58-54 home win Saturday against the Bulldogs.

  "It was a highly contested game," Pasco coach Charlie Villanueva said. "They had some size on us. We had some quickness. They just made more shots than we did."

  TJ Avery finished with 14 points and five rebounds for Pasco.