The Chiawana girls basketball team spread the ball around Friday while rolling past Southridge 59-27 in a Mid-Columbia Conference game in Pasco.
Chiawana had six players score at least seven points in the easy victory.
“I told the girls, when we score 59 points and everyone is right around eight or nine points, I love it,” Chiawana coach Steve Davis said. “That’s what we did.”
Bianca Gonzales led the way with a game-high 10 points, while Delaney Hodgins and Sierra Perez each added nine points. Jennifer Gonzales and Bailey Cartwright finished with seven points each.
The victory moves Chiawana over .500 on the season.
“Defensively we did our jobs,” Davis said. “We try to take a couple of kids away from their offense, and holding them to 27 — 12 of which came from the free-throw line — is great.”
Emma Sanders’ eight points led Southridge.
SOUTHRIDGE — Haberling 3, Sullivan 7, Harris 2, Taylor 1, Sanders 8, Lyons 3, Edwards 1, Wormington 2.
CHIAWANA — Perez 9, D. Hodgins 9, Pink 2, Alferness 8, B. Gonzales 10, J. Gonzales 7, Cartwright 7, Sullivan 5, Roach 2.
Southridge 5 7 10 5 — 27
Chiawana 13 15 19 12 — 59
Kamiakin 81, Pasco 38: Sira Toure scored 25 points and Courtney Nelson added 18 for the visiting Braves in a Mid-Columbia Conference game.
Nelson added 14 assists which sets the single game record for Kamiakin High School.
Freshman Jay Martinez scored 13 points to lead the Bulldogs.
KAMIAKIN — Nelson 18, Ellison 6, Oord 6, Sira Toure 25, Hanson 2, Guice 3, Arnold 2, Schauble 4, Crandall 6, Miller 9.
HANFORD — Lopez, Gonzalez, Jay Martinez 13, Asiedu, Perez 8, Cruz, Rodriguez 10, Ayala 7, Sullivan.
Kamiakin 27 21 21 12 — 81
Pasco 10 11 5 12 — 38
Walla Walla 60, Hanford 40: Colette Gall scored 13 points and Savanna Steele added 10, but the Falcons couldn’t match the Blue Devils’ fourth-quarter surge in a Mid-Col road loss.
Torri Crawford scored 19 points for Wa-Hi, which clicked on 14 of 15 free throws compared to 2-for-4 for Hanford.
“I attribute that to our not being aggressive,” Falcons coach Evan Woodward said. “We’re just not playing our kind of basketball.”
HANFORD — Colette Gall 13, Stewart 2, Hall 8, Shintaffer 1, Steele 10, Roueche 2, Thompson, Foraker 2, Winsor 2.
WALLA WALLA — Torri Crawford 19, Hodnefield 1, Greene 2, Molitor, M. Ferenz 11, K. Ferenz 7, Sirmon 8, Doepker 12.
Hanford 12 8 15 5 — 40
Walla Walla 17 13 8 22 — 60
Richland 62, Kennewick 38: Kayla Catone scored 20 pounds, and Britney Pringle had 18 to lead the Bombers to a home victory over the Lions.
“We really had some good ball movement,” Richland coach Cindy McCoy said. “We were making an extra pass when we were moving the ball well. It was nice to see that. And they played aggressive.”
Jaclyn Parnell grabbed 13 rebounds — nine offensive — for the Bombers, while Kennedy Corrigan had 11 points to go with six steals and five assists.
Janey Valerio was Kennewick’s top scorer with 12 points, and Ashley Kump had 11.
KENNEWICK — Janey Valerio 12, Kump 11, Nelson 2, Brasher 4, Taimani 9, Schmitz, Albertin, Ines, Sanders, Hicks, Templeton, Osmundson. Totals 10-47 17-24 38.
RICHLAND — McCormick 2, Kayla Catone 20, Corrigan 11, Pringle 18, Parnell 2, Turner 6, Duckworth 1, Taylor 2, Hiller, Malone, Perry. Totals 24-67 7-9 62.
Kennewick 11 16 4 7 — 38
Richland 23 11 18 10 — 62
Highlights — Parnell 13 rebounds, 9 offensive; Corrigan 6 steals, 5 assists.
Sunnyside 61, Eastmont 57: Monique Willingham had 12 points and 18 rebounds to lead the Grizzlies past the visiting Wildcats in CBBN play.
Vanessa Alvarez and Jordan Rodriguez added 12 points each for Sunnyside.
EASTMONT — Rookard, Nikki Gilbert 27, Kylie Butterball 12, Kyra Butterball 2, Lavagnino 2, Waterhouse 6, Jackson 7, Roberts 1.
SUNNYSIDE — Vargas 3, Vanessa Alvarez 12, Hernandez 2, Lua 1, Trevino, Bermudez, Jordan Rodriguez 12, Perez 3, Monique Willingham 12, Rubalcava.
Eastmont 11 14 9 23 — 57
Sunnyside 22 8 15 16 — 61
Highlights — Willingham 18 rebounds, J. Rodriguez 3 steals, 3 assists, Rubalcava 3 steals, 3 assists
Prosser 52, Othello 34: Sydney Mercer scored 23 points to lead the Mustangs to a CWAC road victory over the Huskies.
Kim Bullis had 10 points for Othello, which trailed 33-8 at halftime before outscoring Prosser in the second half.
PROSSER — Durbin 5, Carrillo 6, Adams 7, Meirndorf 6, Sydney Mercer 23, Kilian 2, Haringa 2, 1 pt. N/A, Roberts.
OTHELLO — Randolph 1, Rodriguez 2, Tolley 6, Kim Bullis 10, Anderson 2, Garza 1, Taylor 4, Begay 5, Fleshman 3, Valdez.
Prosser 13 20 10 9 — 52
Othello 5 3 10 16 — 34
Mabton 62, Zillah 58: Soila Zaragoza scored 28 points, pulled down six rebounds, five assists and four steals to lead the host Vikings to an SCAC West win. Zaragoza also was 10-of-17 from the free-throw line.
ZILLAH — York 2, Winters, Patterson, Higginbotham 5, Stump 3, Monica Villegas 25, Purdy 13, Myers, Ruggles 10. Totals 20-56 21-32 58.
MABTON — Espinoza 2, Pineda 5, McCallum 2, Nash 7, Vazquez 5, Soila Zaragoza 28, Herrera 2, Guerrero 10, team 1. Totals 20-52 20-35 62.
Zillah 12 15 10 21 — 58
Mabton 13 12 15 22 — 62
Highlights — Desanay Guerrero 9 rebounds.
Tri-Cities Prep 40, Glenwood 33: Corrine Barnett’s four points, seven rebounds, six blocked shots and seven steals led the Jaguars to a nonleague home victory. Maddie LeBrun added 14 points and eight rebounds, while Devin Hirsch had 11 points and three steals.
GLENWOOD — Dakota Jones 16, Baker 4, Vanlaar, Putnam, Hucksmith 9, Vogt 4, Cordoba. Totals 16-42 1-10 33.
TRI-CITIES PREP — Barnett 4, Whitsett, Ingraham 2, Hirsch 11, Maddie LeBrun 14, Lahoz, Vargas 3, Thornhill 4, Mclane 2. Totals 17-56 3-14 40.
Highlights — LeBrun 8 rebounds, 3 steals; Corrine Barnett 7 rebounds, 7 steals, 6 blocks.
MOSES LAKE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 61, EASTON 19: Playing without star Anna Yarbro, Dani Sandberg picked up the slack for MLCA.
Sandberg scored 21 points and pulled down eight rebounds in the win.
MLCA — T. Yamane 8, Roemer 2, Hunt 12, Toevs 2, Loudon 10, M. Yamane 6, Wakkuri, Dani Sandberg 21. Totals 28-65 2-5 61.
Easton 2 3 10 4 — 19
MLCA 21 20 11 9 — 61
