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Mid-Columbia roundup for Dec. 11: Pasco girls fall to Moses Lake

Julissa Perez, left, of host Pasco High School, steals the ball from Moses Lake’s Mikayla Chavez on Friday night.
Julissa Perez, left, of host Pasco High School, steals the ball from Moses Lake’s Mikayla Chavez on Friday night. Tri-City Herald

Twenty- or 30-point nights are common for basketball-playing sisters Jessie and Jamie Loera of Moses Lake.

The Pasco Bulldogs held them in check Friday night, but the Chiefs still ran off with a 69-36 nonleague road win Friday night.

“They’re just so fast, it’s tough to keep them out of transition,” Pasco coach Aaron Barcot said.

Jessie Loera, who torched Chiawana on Tuesday with a school-record 37 points, finished with 16 against Pasco, while Jamie had 14.

“Julissa Perez and Lexi Montelongo did a great job of getting them under control,” Barcot said.

But the Bulldogs were outrebounded 49-30, with 25 of Moses Lake’s rebounds coming on the offensive glass. The Chiefs also jumped out to a 22-9 first-quarter lead and were up 37-18 at halftime.

Bella Gutierrez led Pasco with 10 points.

MOSES LAKE: Ja.Loera 14, Mayo 5, T.Yamane 3, Strom, Jessie Loera 16, Chavez 5, M.Yamane 2, Stevens 6, Olson 6, Sandmann 4, Rathbun 11. Totals: 28-66 4-9 69.

PASCO: Lopez 9, M.Martinez 2, Bella Gutierrez 10, Wilkinson, J.Martinez 9, Pesina, Perez 2, Montelongo 4. Totals: 12-46 7-13 36.

Moses Lake

22

15

14

18

69

Pasco

9

9

8

10

36

CHIAWANA 76, WENATCHEE 55: Braydey Hodgins had a marquee night with 38 points, 10 rebounds and eight steals, leading the Riverhawks to a nonleague home win over the Panthers.

Chiawana didn’t shoot terribly well, hitting just 26 of 70 shots (37 percent), but held Wenatchee to 18-of-61 (30 percent) shooting.

Maddi Hallberg and Alli Hallberg combined for 37 points to lead the Panthers.

Clare Eubanks grabbed 14 rebounds for the Riverhawks.

WENATCHEE: Woiley, Ribera 1, Standerford, Maddi Hallberg 18, Sirmon 9, Sugg, Chandler 2, Alli Hallberg 19, Walton, Embry 6. Totals: 18-61 14-24 55.

CHIAWANA: Morales 2, Logozzo 5, E.Guzman 6, Hartling 3, Cartwright 3, Corday 5, Braydey Hodgins 38, A.Guzman 6, Eubanks 2, Hirai, Pink 6. Totals: 26-70 13-17 76.

Wenatchee

8

19

12

16

55

Chiawana

14

27

14

21

76

Highlights — A.Hallberg 14 rebs, 3 steals; Hodgins 10 rebs, 8 steals; Clare Eubanks 14 rebs, 2 blocks.

HERMISTON 52, SOUTHRIDGE 29: Jansen Edmiston had 16 points as the host Bulldogs roared out to a 24-4 first-quarter lead and didn’t look back against the Suns.

Megan Solensky led Southridge with seven points, and Ellie Smith grabbed 11 rebounds.

SOUTHRIDGE: Harris 2, Thomas 2, Megan Solensky 7, Smith 5, Sullivan 3, Pope 3, Saunders, McKenzie 5, Sanders, Grade 2.

HERMISTON: H.Meyers, Andreason 4, Juul 11, R.Meyers, Jansen Edmiston 16, Padilla 6, Gilbert 2, Heehn, Ramirez 11, Thomas 2.

Southridge

4

5

10

10

29

Hermiston

24

10

11

7

52

Highlights — Ellie Smith 11 rebounds.

RICHLAND 61, EISENHOWER 21: Hailey Stevens had 11 points and nine rebounds, and Gia Sorn also scored 11 for the host Bombers, who led 39-7 at halftime in a nonleague win over the Cadets.

EISENHOWER: Grunlose 3, Cassel 3, Garcia 5, S.Wammock 2, Olney, Stohr 4, H.Wammock 3, Perea 1. Totals: 5-39 8-15 21.

RICHLAND: Webb 7, Trappett 10, Madsen, Robertson 4, Haugen 5, Hailey Stevens 11, Wellsandt 4, Gia Sorn 11, Gall 2, Garza 6, Pierce 1. Totals: 21-65 16-23 61.

Eisenhower

4

3

12

2

21

Richland

25

14

10

12

61

Highlights — Stevens 9 rebounds; Maysun Wellsandt 7 rebounds; Gracie Pierce 3 assists; Mickala Trappett 5 steals.

SUNNYSIDE 65, HANFORD 34: Ashley Maldonado led all scorers with 16 points as the Grizzlies (4-0) shot out to a 20-6 first-quarter lead en route to a nonleague home win over the Falcons.

Freshman guard Ellie Harlow scored nine points to lead Hanford, which was outscored 34-16 in the second half.

HANFORD: Mendoza 2, Beattie 3, Moore 3, Mars 2, Romero 2, Beaver, Downard 6, Ellie Harlow 9, Dye 7.

SUNNYSIDE: Borrego 2, Garza 4, Ashley Maldonado 16, Hazzard, Salmeron 4, Mora 5, Marro 9, Salinas 3, Emily Maldonado 10, Mendoza 6, Skyles 6.

Hanford

6

12

10

6

34

Sunnyside

20

11

21

13

65

KAMIAKIN 61, PENDLETON 56: Oumou Toure scored 22 points, and Kiley Larsen added 20 as visiting Kamiakin held off Pendleton in a nonleague game.

KAMIAKIN: Oumou Toure 22, Larsen 20, S.Brown, L.Brown, Holle 6, Clark, Hazel 6, Williams 3, Westermeyer 4.

PENDLETON: Kalan McGlothen 16, Gentner 11, Richards 2, H.Greb 7, S.Greb 6, Fell 5, Porter, Davies 9, Hoffman.

Kamiakin

20

16

11

14

61

Pendleton

13

15

9

19

56

EASTMONT 50, KENNEWICK 46: The Lions couldn’t get their offense going in a nonleague road loss to the Wildcats, hitting just 1 of 14 shots from 3-point range and just over half of their 29 free throws.

Emily Dufour scored 14 points to lead Eastmont, which trailed 36-30 after three quarters before outscoring Kennewick 20-10 in the final frame.

Jayln Norwood led the Lions with 14 points.

KENNEWICK: Clinton 4, Templeton 7, Fiander 4, Chavez 3, Quast 4, Jayln Norwood 14, Barajas 9, Silguero.

EASTMONT: Jacobs 10, Simpson 3, Johnson 6, Talley 8, Donaldson 4, Bockma 4, Cox 1, Emily Dufour 14.

Kennewick

15

10

11

10

46

Eastmont

9

13

8

20

50

Highlights — Gabby Clinton 4 steals.

EAST VALLEY 59, OTHELLO 23: Kaileigh Denton led all scorers with 15 points, leading the Red Devils to a nonleague home win over the Huskies.

Hadassi Valdez and Kirsten Quigley combined for 12 points to lead Othello, which trailed 32-7 at halftime.

OTHELLO: Hadassi Valdez 6, Franco 1, Hampton 4, Kirsten Quigley 6, Tovar 3, Randolph 3, Salazar, Andersen, Monroy, Heist, Coronado, D.Valdez.

EAST VALLEY: Manriques 7, Willett 7, Sharp 5, Ring 8, Bivens 7, Valdez 8, Harris 2, Kaileigh Denton 15, Vickers, Ackley, Hooker.

Othello

4

3

10

6

23

East Valley

15

17

15

12

59

RIVER VIEW 45, TC PREP 28: The Panters led from the get-go, building a 22-10 halftime lead en route to a nonleague home win over the Jaguars.

Morgan Munson netted 15 points to lead River View, while Devon Hirsch scored 15 for Prep. Aaliyah Anderson and Brooklyn Chavez combined for 23 rebounds to pace the Panthers.

TC PREP: Ghirardo 2, Armijo, Devon Hirsch 15, Whitsett 1, Coffin, Nunez, Slantaska 6, Mallon 4.

RIVER VIEW: Chamberlin 4, Morgan Munson 15, D.Dickinson 6, Garland, Sakota 3, Wright 4, Anderson 9, A.Dickinson, Chavez 2, Holden 2.

Tri-Cities Prep

2

8

8

10

28

River View

13

9

11

12

45

Highlights — Aaliyah Anderson 12 rebs, 6 steals; Brooklyn Chavez 11 rebs.

GRANGER 66, COLUMBIA-BURBANK 60: Jamie Ellis scored 17 points, but it wasn’t enough as Columbia-Burbank lost a nonleaguer at Granger.

COLUMBIA-BURBANK: Jamie Ellis 17, Martineau 4, Turner 9, C.Aune 7, T.Aune 10, Idler 6, Koopman 4, Mares 3. Totals: 20-47 14-20 60.

GRANGER: Alexis Granger 29, Heitzman 9, Roottger 8, Brien 2, Blodgett, Carpenter 1, Stewart 2, J.Vasquez 15, V.Vasquez. Totals: 21-52 12-20 66.

Columbia-Burbank

19

14

17

10

60

Granger

17

19

13

17

66

MABTON 68, KIONA-BENTON 55: Irene Pineda and Desanay Guerrero each scored 14 points to lead the Vikings to a nonleague home win over the Bears.

Abby Pendergast had 14 points for Ki-Be, and Momo Calzadillas finished with 13.

KI-BE: Mo.Calzadillas 13, Abby Pendergast 14, Thornton 6, Ma.Calzadillas 7, Edwards 7, Whitmore 6, Rheinschmidt, Anderson 2. Totals: 21-42 9-21 55.

MABTON: Irene Pineda 14, B.Guerrero 11, Desmarais 4, Herrera 12, Sanches 2, Espinoza, Rojas 9, Zaragoza 2, Desanay Guerrero 14. Totals: 24-54 13-24 68.

Ki-Be

10

21

10

14

55

Mabton

21

16

18

13

68

Highlights — Kyrsten Whitmore 7 rebounds; Mia Herrera 6 rebounds; D.Guerrero 6 rebounds.

LA SALLE 57, CONNELL 36: Kassin Hopkins had 16 points, but the Eagles fell to the host Lightning in nonleague action.

CONNELL: Kassin Hopkins 16, Smith 2, Mauseth 1, Hawkins 8, Wallin 7, Pickel 2.

LA SALLE: Sullivan 2, Lighty 10, White 2, Munguia 10, Emma Sutton 13, Felipe 4, Newman 6, Desmarais 1, Boutillier 8.

Connell

10

2

6

18

36

La Salle

11

19

16

11

57

Highlights — Heather Hawkins 8 rebounds.

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN 68, L-W-K 21: Karlee Souve filled up the stat sheet with 19 points, 23 rebounds, five steals, six blocks and three assists as the Patriots opened the season with a Southeast 1B road win.

Bella Loera also scored 19 points for Liberty Christian, and freshman Maddie Godwin had 18 points in her first high school game. Katie Steele finished with 10 points and 10 rebounds.

LIBERTY CHRISTIAN: Horne, Karlee Souve 19, Godwin 18, Bush 2, Gregg, Bella Loera 19, Steele 10, Erlenbush. Totals: 29-74 2-4 68.

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA-KAHLOTUS: A.Harder 2, Webb 3, Guske 1, N.Harder 5, Jazzmyn Gordon 10, Hartwell, Ayers. Totals: N/A.

Liberty Christian

13

15

20

20

68

L-W-K

4

6

10

1

21

Highlights — Souve 23 rebounds, 5 steals, 6 blocks, 3 assists; Katie Steele 10 rebounds; Loera 5 assists, 7 steals; Maddie Godwin 2 assists, 6 steals.

Boys basketball

KAMIAKIN 64, PENDLETON 40: The Braves bounced back from a slow start to grind out a nonleague road win over the Buckaroos, holding them to just 29 percent shooting.

“We didn’t function as well on offense, but for our first road game and all the things that go into it, it was a really good experience for us,” Kamiakin coach Brian Meneely said. “The kids played with great defensive intensity. We maintained constant pressure on defense and got rolling on offense.”

Garrett Paxton netted 17 points, and Hayden Nelson had 13 points and 10 rebounds to lead the Braves.

“I thought Nelson did a great job with interior defense. He really impacted the game,” Meneely said.

KAMIAKIN: Koby Bailey 12, Garrett Paxton 17, Grayson 6, Brimmer 9, Hayden Nelson 13, Hill 3, Ellison, Kinzie, Rabe, Larson 4. Totals: 24-47 8-15 64.

PENDLETON: Quinn 2, Morris 3, Stuvland 5, Caden Smith 11, Bradt 3, Adams 8, Jacobs 2, Roe 6, Fleming, Peterson. Totals: 12-41 12-19 40.

Kamiakin

8

16

22

18

64

Pendleton

9

8

9

14

40

Highlights — Nelson 10 rebs; Rabe 6 rebs; Grayson 3 steals.

MOSES LAKE 64, PASCO 39: Freshman Diego Gutierrez had 13 points, but the Bulldogs lost at home to the Chiefs.

MOSES LAKE: Montgomery 3, Cesar Sandoval 16, Thomas 8, Hirz 11, Phillips 8, Gonzales 9, Karstetter 8, Evers 1, Haneberg. Totals: 20-42 19-26 64.

PASCO: Hernandez, Diego Gutierrez 13, Elizondo 2, Ash 1, Davila 5, Estavan 2, Estrada, S.Gutierrez 9, Tate 2, Arceo 5. Totals: 13-36 12-21 39.

Moses Lake

19

20

7

18

64

Pasco

10

9

9

11

39

Highlights — Sandoval 7 rebounds.

SUNNYSIDE 69, HANFORD 56: Art Palacios scored a career-high 33 points, draining five of the Grizzlies’ 3-pointers in a nonleague home win over the Falcons.

Will Bowman helped Sunnyside (4-0) get off to a good start, drilling three treys in the first quarter to take a 16-11 lead. The Grizzlies led 40-27 at the half and 59-36 after three quarters before Hanford outscored them 20-10 over the final eight minutes.

Landon Taylor and Will Eldred scored 11 points apiece to lead the Falcons.

HANFORD: Landon Taylor 11, Will Eldred 11, Miller 7, Seaman 8, Sutey, Sivonen 8, Lanning 6, Vander Top 6. Totals: 21-43 10-18 56.

SUNNYSIDE: Art Palacios 33, Rivera, Maltos 2, Linder 5, Wutzke 3, Will Bowman 16, Valle 8, Romero, Perez, Cuello, Garza 2. Totals: 29-58 0-0 56.

Hanford

11

16

9

20

56

Sunnyside

16

24

19

10

69

Highlights — Palacios 9 assists, 7 steals, 7 rebounds.

CHIAWANA 77, WENATCHEE 64: Andrey Voloshin scored 25 points and had eight rebounds, four assists and three steals to lead host Chiawana over Wenatchee in a nonleague game.

Teammate Jalen King added a double-double of 18 points and 14 rebounds for the Riverhawks, now 3-1.

WENATCHEE: Gavin Long 25, Worley 14, Esquivel 11, Miller 9, Garcia, Springer, Goff 3, McKay, Peters 2. Totals: 27-70 7-9 64.

CHIAWANA: Andrey Voloshin 24, King 18, Cazier 12, Hansen 11, Garcia 3, Penny, Joseph 8, Taylor. Totals: 25-53 14-16 77.

Wenatchee

13

13

14

24

64

Chiawana

19

18

9

31

77

Highlights — Long 10 rebounds; Luke Worley 7 rebounds; Miller 4 assists; Jalen King 14 rebounds, 3 blocked shots; Voloshin 8 rebounds, 4 assists, 3 steals; Cayden Cazier 8 rebounds, 5 assists.

HERMISTON 74, SOUTHRIDGE 57: Chance Flores scored 23 points, and Austin Naillon added 20 as host Hermiston beat Southridge in a nonleague game.

Gabe Vorheis led Southridge with 20 points.

SOUTHRIDGE: Sanders, Morgan 13, McLaughlin 2, Hazel 1, Simon, Bjorge 8, Stevens, Gabe Vorheis 20, Crider 8, Platas 2, Ellsworth 3.

HERMISTON: Chance Flores 23, D.Neal 1, Walls 6, Naillon 20, James 8, Garcia 3, McCullough, Palmer 10, T.Neal 3.

Southridge

13

18

17

9

57

Hermiston

13

18

20

23

74

MABTON 78, KIONA-BENTON 58: Roy Zavala sliced through the paint with relative ease to set a Mabton school record with 51 points, anchoring the Vikings’ nonleague home win over the Bears.

Darrel Wheeler led Ki-Be with 18 points and 13 rebounds.

KIONA-BENTON: Walker 2, Nathan Rossine 13, Rodriguez 2, Lucetero 3, Carter 1, Torrez 11, Rizen 8, Manson 5, Lewis 5, Darrel Wheeler 18.

MABTON: Garza 6, I.Sanchez 3, Roy Zavala 51, A.Sanchez, Aguilar 6, A.Jaramillo, M.Jaramillo, Ruiz 7, Rodriguez 5.

Kiona-Benton

14

18

19

17

58

Mabton

18

22

16

22

78

Highlights — Zavala 5 steals, 5 assists; Wheeler 13 rebs.

LA SALLE 62, CONNELL 59: Gabe Tolrud scored 21 points, but it wasn’t enough as visiting Connell dropped a nonleague game to La Salle.

CONNELL: N.Chase, Turner 7, Hawkins 16, Meraz 4, Kroontje 8, Gabe Tolrud 21, S.Chase 1, Poe, Olsen 2.

LA SALLE: Vargas 5, Martin 10, Gorrebeck 7, Maki 4, Monaz 5, Perry 2, Frame 2, James 3.

Connell

19

9

12

19

59

La Salle

13

16

13

20

62

RIVER VIEW 55, TC PREP 46: Mario Jaramillo hit seven 3-pointers for a game-high 34 points to lift the Panthers over the visiting Jaguars.

“Thank goodness. No one else was scoring for us,” River View coach Roger Sonderland said. “We had a 21-point lead halfway through the third quarter, and (Prep) cut it down to eight points.”

Bennett Pedersen led the Jags with 14 points.

TC PREP: Mercado 4, Bennett Pedersen 14, Dickson 9, Amato 2, Jones 16, Perez 3.

RIVER VIEW: Khatthavong 4, Mario Jaramillo 34, Roberts, Trapp 2, Salinas, Westberg 10, Ard, Hamlin 2, Guzman 3, Serven.

TC Prep

6

9

19

12

46

River View

15

15

13

12

55

Highlights — Westberg 11 rebs; Hamlin 3 steals.

GRANGER 40, COLUMBIA-BURBANK 36: Jermaine Broetje had 14 points, but that wasn’t enough as the Coyotes suffered a nonleague road loss to the Spartans.

The teams combined for five points in the third quarter.

COLUMBIA-BURBANK: Humphreys 2, Jermaine Broetje 14, Magallon, Dixon 2, Brown 6, Hernandez, Martinez, Jamison 1, Sorbel 9, Romm 2.

GRANGER: Jay Ramires 14, Nava, Guillen, Diaz 13, Stewart 2, Schneider, Casillas 3, Slade 8, Soliz, Blodgett.

Columbia-Burbank

8

10

1

17

36

Granger

9

10

4

17

40

Men’s basketball

WALLA WALLA CC 81, SHORELINE 58: Devan Kohn scored a game-high 18 points, grabbed 11 rebounds and had three assists as Walla Walla beat Shoreline in the Bulldog Classic at Bellevue College.

WALLA WALLA CC: Mueller 9, Thompson 13, Caffaro-Briggs 2, McKnight 13, Devan Kohn 18, Kretschmer, Downey 10, Schutt 3, Tilleman 5, Steele 6, Sperry 2. Totals: 26-60 16-22 81.

SHORELINE: Smarr 9, Kelley 8, Dean 12, Will Luckett 14, Kang 2, Margasa, Drollinger, Ghebrehiwot 6, Jackson 7. Totals: 18-63 17-25 58.

Halftime — WW 37-35. Highlights — Kohn 11 rebounds, 3 assists; McKnight 10 rebounds, 3 blocked shots; Thompson 7 rebounds; Luckett 10 rebounds; Jackson 7 rebounds.

Swimming

Richland High School sophomore Claire Schaef is entered in two events Saturday at the Speedo Winter Junior Championships-West in Austin, Texas.

Schaef will compete in the 200-yard butterfly and 1,650 freestyle.

Thursday, Schaef swam in the 500 free, finishing her heat in 5 minutes, 11.16 seconds (60th overall).

Wrestling

SOUTHRIDGE 55, WENATCHEE 16: Zayid Al-Ghani improved to 6-0 at 170 pounds, and freshman Mikael Saylor moved to 6-1 at 126 as the Suns easily beat the Panthers at the Olympic Duals in Bremerton.

Marco Mendoza dropped from 113 pounds to 106 to notch an 8-0 major decision over Wenatchee’s Andrew Fritz.

106: Marco Mendoza (S) m.d. Andrew Fritz, 8-0. 113: Haidin MacKenzie (W) won by forfeit. *120: Xavier Velasco (S) p. Sam Negrete, 1:18. 126: Mikael Saylor (S) p. Jerdan Velazquez, :45. 132: Cesar Flores (S) p. Ricky Macias, 4:48. 138: Ryan Nett (S) d. Jesus Figueroa, 13-8. 145: Eric Briley (W) m.d. Steven Saltz, 10-1. 152: Justice Salazar (S) p. Isaiah Abbott, 1:09. 160: Mark Meier (S) d. Ian Tamngin, 9-6. 170: Zayid Al-Ghani (S) p. Carl Brandt, 1:36. 182: Steven Masterson (S) p. Jose Gallarza, 1:17. 195: Taylor Ambrose (S) p. Wyatt McCreary, 1:40. 220: Tamerlin Pliev (S) d. Manny Mierra, 9-5. 285: Tomas Benjume (W) p. Riley Lopez, 1:06.

This story was originally published December 11, 2015 at 10:56 PM with the headline "Mid-Columbia roundup for Dec. 11: Pasco girls fall to Moses Lake."

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