Richland’s Nathan Streufert had a career game and the Bombers barely hung on against a furious Kennewick rally, picking up a 97-92 Mid-Columbia Conference victory in Richland.

Streufert scored a career-high 34 points and pulled down a game-high 11 rebounds, but it was almost all for naught thanks to the hot shooting of Ryan Westover.

Trailing 81-56, Kennewick lit the scoreboard on fire in the fourth quarter, scoring 38 points.

Westover had 19 of his 23 in the fourth, including six 3-pointers.

“Basically, there was no defense played for much of the game for either team,” Richland coach Earl Streufert said. “In the end, we played even less defense than we had the whole game.

“(Westover) got hot and we made some silly fouls, and they closed within five at the end.”

Payton Radliff added 25 points for Richland, while Jacob DeVries had 16.

Mitchel Mueller had 21 points and eight assists, while Devven Ramos added 15 points.

KENNEWICK — J. Wuol 2, Rutledge 2, Mueller 21, Fernandez, Ryan Westover 23, Bugal, DeWitt 11, Molnaa 3, Conde, Plew 11, Ramos 15, Y. Wuol 4. Totals 33-62 13-17 92.

RICHLAND — DeVries 16, Crandall 1, Baird, McCullough 5, Beo 7, Radliff 25, Broeske 4, Hilty 3, Nathan Streufert 34, Wheeler, Miller 2. Totals 34-69 18-24 97.

Kennewick 22 16 16 38 — 92

Richland 27 26 23 21 — 97

Highlights — Mueller 8 assists, Streufert 11 rebounds

Hanford 61, Walla Walla 58: Nick Dobken had 16 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Falcons to a win in Walla Walla.

Joe Douglas scored all 14 of his points in the second half to help Hanford overcome a seven-point halftime deficit.

“That was a big lift for us,” Hanford coach Paul Mayer said of Douglas’ offensive burst.

Tanner Cranor finished with 16 points for Walla Walla, which missed a potential tying 3-pointer at the end of the game.

HANFORD — Nick Dobken 16, Douglas 14, J. Watson 11, DeVine 9, Heid 3, Sutey 8, K. Watson, Jones.

WALLA WALLA — Tanner Cranor 16, Klicker 6, Porter 14, Thonney 6, Eggart 3, Arias 13, Gilmore, Hogan, Toon.

Hanford 15 7 24 15 — 61

Walla Walla 12 17 17 12 — 58

Highlights — Dobken 12 rebounds.

Southridge 55, Chiawana 44: The Suns outscored the Riverhawks 22-7 in the fourth quarter, erasing a 37-33 third-quarter deficit to lock up the MCC road win in Pasco.

“I was very happy with our defense through all four quarters. We held them to 19 points in the first half,” Chiawana coach Chad Herron said. “But they got the momentum in the fourth quarter, and we really struggled to score.”

The Riverhawks led 26-19 at the half but hit just three field goals in the second half.

“Things just kind of snowballed, and they started to score on every possession,” Herron said.

David Mazzei led Southridge with 16 points and a pair of steals. Wesley Henderson paced Chiawana with 17 points and seven rebounds.

SOUTHRIDGE — David Mazzei 16, Molt 12, Mandell 3, Vorheis 8, Farrell, Getchell 3, Trott, Lopia, Haberling 11, Cross, Shafer 2.

CHIAWANA — Wesley Henderson 17, Penny, Cazier 1, Avery 4, Wren 4, Rausch 5, Briones 9, Koval 4.

Southridge 13 6 14 22 — 55

Chiawana 12 14 11 7 — 44

Highlights — Vorheis 8 rebs; Henderson 7 rebs; Mazzei 2 steals.

Eastmont 68, Sunnyside 21: Eduardo Salmeron scored eight points to lead the Grizzlies in a CBBN home loss.

SUNNYSIDE — Salmeron 8, Daley, Sanchez, Fernandez 4, Serl 4, Amaro 3, Kupp 2, Lugo. Totals 9-50 3-13 21.

Eastmont stats were not provided.

Eastmont 20 14 20 14 — 68

Sunnyside 2 10 4 5 — 21

Prosser 65, Othello 42: Kyle Kilian scored 15 points to lead the Mustangs to a CWAC win on the road.

Ryan Rodriguez led the Huskies with 10 points.

PROSSER — Kyle Kilian 15, Raap 8, Satytt 10, Flores 8, Hoefer 2, Hamilton 2, Blair 9, Durbin 5, Aaberg 5, Jensen 1.

OTHELLO — Ryan Rodriguez 10, A. Garza 2, Gomez 2, Cantu 6, Walker 7, Hall 4, Martinez 9, Salsbury 2.

Prosser 20 20 12 13 — 65

Othello 12 9 14 8 — 42

River View 57, Highland 44: RJ Cooper scored 16 points and Dakota Rogers 14, and the Panthers scored a nonleague win on the road.

Cooper and Rogers combined for 15 points in the second quarter as River View took charge and led by 11 at the half.

RIVER VIEW — RJ Cooper 16, Dakota Rogers 14, Terran Brown 11, Bartlett 5, Morris 3, Williamson 2, Marshall, Hand, Anderson 4, Weatherby.

HIGHLAND — Ruiz 6, Cable 8, Stohr 11, Trepenier 1, Uriestegai 15, Burns 2, Lopez.

River View 12 21 14 10 — 57

Highland 13 9 10 12 — 44

Tri-Cities Prep 70, Glenwood 41: Josh Guajardo’s 22 points, 10 rebounds and four steals led the Jaguars to a nonleague home victory.

Anthony Perez added 12 points for Tri-Cities Prep in the victory.

GLENWOOD — Alex King 13, Snake 6, Damalar 2, J. Thorp, J.D. Cox 20, Mersereua, Hoodentyl, Vollema, Baker.

TRI-CITIES PREP — Anthony Perez 12, Hinkson 6, Larson 2, Loftus 2, Montelagno 4, Josh Guajardo 22, Rivas 4, Rustig 6, Peterson 2, Ledesma 6, Westerfield 4.

Glenwood 12 19 9 6 — 41

Tri-Cities Prep 23 21 15 11 — 70

Highlights — Guajardo 10 rebounds, 4 steals.

Rosalia 78, Liberty Christian 73 (2 OT): Isaiah Ojeda (17 points) was one of three Liberty Christian players in double figures, but the Patriots fell short against the host Spartans in double overtime.

“The game was lost and won on the boards,” Liberty Christian coach William Keck said. “We were outrebounded by 12, which was the difference, I think.” The Patriots also had trouble stopping Rosalia’s Craig Nelson, who went off for 42 points.

Still, Liberty Christian got 16 points and nine rebounds from Mike Olson and 14 points from Tyler Morris in its closest game of the season.

“We’re only 30 minutes south of Spokane right now,” Keck said, “but it was well worth the money.”

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN — Isaiah Ojeda 17, Peterson 4, Olson 16, Morris 14, Lindquist 4, Hoey 7, Koglin 7, Steele 4, Conaway.

ROSALIA — Z. Brown 7, Craig Nelson 42, Maley 10, Jacobs 7, Pittsley 12, Shelton, C. Brown.

Liberty Christian 15 18 14 13 8 5 — 73

Rosalia 16 13 17 14 8 10 — 78

Highlights — Olson 9 rebounds, 4 assists; Peterson 8 assists; Ojeda 3 assists; Hoey 3 assists.