RICHLAND -- Garrison Becker collected a pair of hits and drove in two runs as Hanford held on for a 5-4 victory in the opening game of a doubleheader vs. Yakima Valley.
Yakima Valley's Kyle Fickes pitched a two-hitter in the nightcap for a 9-0 victory, dropping Hanford's league record to 10-6.
Yakima 002 000 2 -- 4 7 2
Hanford 100 103 0 -- 5 6 1
DJ Smith and Tanner Fife; Riley Shintaffer and Chris Synoground.
Highlights--Garrison Becker (H) 2x3 2RBIs; Synoground 1x3 R; Cody Baldowski (H) 1x2 2B.
Yakima 100 014 3 -- 9 11 0
Hanford 000 000 0 -- 0 2 4
Kyle Fickes and Fife, Nate Hanson (7); Jake Browne, Trevor Jones (7) and Synoground.
Highlights--Austin Steele (H) 2x3. Hanford 10-6 league.
Richland 12-12, Kennewick Phantoms 0-7
Kennewick 000 00 -- 0 1 0
Richland 307 2x -- 12 11 2
Devin Westermeyer, John Driver (3) and Kyle Cardinal; Travis Fuller and Corey Morris.
Highlights--Syd Hall (R) 2x3; Zach Rapacz (R) 3x3 2B 3RBIs; Jarrod Turner (R) 2x3 HR 2RBIs; Connor Moore (R) HR 3RBIs.
Kennewick 012 012 1 -- 7 10 3
Richland 014 421 x -- 12 13 3
Franky Murillo, Jarod Gonzales (4) and Garrett Wilz; Hall, Morris (7) and Turner.
Highlights--Gonzales (K) 3x3 RBI; Brandon Pocasangre (K) 2x4 2B RBI; Morris 2x5; Boone Myers (R) 3x4 2B 4RBIs; Rapacz HR 2RBIs; Turner 3x4 2 2Bs RBI; Chris Richardson (R) 2x4 RBI. Richland 9-5 CWL.
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Richland girls defeat Eisenhower 51-34
Richland girls defeat Eisenhower 51-34
YAKIMA -- Britney Pringle had 26 points and six steals to lead the Richland girls basketball team to a 51-34 CBBN 4A victory Saturday against Eisenhower.
The win pulls Richland within a half game of Wenatchee in third place. The teams play at Richland on Tuesday.
RICHLAND -- Croskrey 5, Catone 5, Hiller 2, Manning 2, Corrigan 6, Pringle 26, Weitz, Duckworth, Turner 5.
Kennewick tops Pasco 63-32
Kennewick tops Pasco 63-32
Angelique Whistocken had 20 points and 11 rebounds, and Kim Harrod contributed 17 points and six rebounds to lead Kennewick to a 63-32 win over Pasco at the Lions Den in the CBBN 3A opener for both teams.
Kennewick coach Tarah Staton says her team has the fire to succeed this year.
"We had a really good summer together, and the girls, we're just one year older," Staton said. "We had six sophomores last year, and they're all juniors. We lost just one senior, and the kids are taking responsibility for their individual game."
Sparks' 24 ignites Chiawana girls by Richland
Sparks' 24 ignites Chiawana girls by Richland
PASCO -- Sadie Sparks scored 23 points to pilot the Chiawana Riverhawks to a 54-40 win over the visiting Richland bombers in a CBBN 4A contest Friday night.
"She had a nine-point second quarter," Chiawana coach Steve Davis said. "It's the best game I've seen her play in four years."
Delaney Hodgins chipped in 12 points for the Riverhawks.
Sutey's OT trey lifts Hanford
Sutey's OT trey lifts Hanford
EASTMONT -- One element Hanford has been lacking so far through four nonleague games has been clutch shooting.
Brennan Sutey, a 6-foot-1 junior guard, gave a textbook example of it in the Falcons' CBBN 3A opener, hitting a
3-pointer with three seconds remaining in overtime to lift Hanford to a 55-52 win over Eastmont.
"(Eastmont) tied it up with 18 seconds left. We were going to go for one shot," said Falcons coach Paul Mayer. "Brennan came off a cut and ended up standing wide open. He swished it."
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