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Crater survives miscues in win ANTIOCH, Calif. � It wasn�t the prettiest of wins for the Crater High girls basketball team, but it did move the Comets into the quarterfinals of the 56-team West Coast Jamboree. Second-ranked Crater, playing in the 16-team, open-division bracket, dominated every phase of the game Wednesday but turned the ball over a season-high 20 times in a 60-44 win over J.F. Kennedy. "We just weren�t concentrating on what we were doing," said Crater coach David Heard. "Most of the turnovers were unforced." The Comets, who play Bishop, the No. 1 team out of San Diego, today at 8:30 p.m., stormed out to a 35-18 halftime cushion and were never seriously threatened despite their miscues. Jody McLeod led three players in double figures with 16 points and grabbed a team-high 19 rebounds as Crater held a comfortable 52-35 edge on the boards. "Jody played really well against their big girl," said Heard, referring to J.F. Kennedy�s 6-foot-6 Mya Chatman. "We really did a great job on the boards." Chatman finished with 14 points for J.F. Kennedy, which shot just 16 of 62 from the field and connected on 11 of 29 from the free-throw line. Janelle Sapienza scored 14 points to go along with eight rebounds for Crater, now 7-1 on the season. JF KENNEDY (44) � Mar. Stewart 4, Mel. Stewart 2, Montgomery 8, Hill 2, Ambrocrombia 0, Wesley 2, Robertson 2, Chatman 14, Turner 4, Thompson 6. Totals: 16-52 11-29 44. CRATER (60) � McLeod 16, Sapienza 14, Denson 13, Pool 8, Johnson 4, Black 2, LeBel 2, Nafie 1, Robertson 0, Anhorn 0. Totals: 24-54 10-16 60. JF Kennedy..............................................8 10 9 17 � 44 Crater......................................................16 19 10 15 � 60 3-point goals � Crater 2 (Pool 1, Denson 1), J.F. Kennedy 1 (Montgomery). FOOTHILL 48, ASHLAND 42 � At Redding, Calif., Ashland built a 30-19 halftime lead but stumbled in the final two periods and lost its opening round game of the Pepsi Slam Tournament. Ashland�s Jackie Woods led all scorers with 21 points,. FOOTHILL (48) � M. Rapinoe 13, Westphall 3, R. Rapinoe 0, Ford 4, Gevedon 4, Virsmo 11, Orwig 0, Rogers 2, Myers 9. Totals: 18 9-21 48. ASHLAND (42) � Seltzer 10, Hargis 4, Gooch 2, Woods 21, Sascilla 0, Bullen 2, Huyett 0, Larson 0, Morin 1, Kalemkeris 2. Totals: 17 8-16 42. Foothill .................................................. 6 13 17 12 � 48 Ashland ................................................... 14 16 6 6 � 42 3-point goals � Foothill (3) � M. Rapinpe 2. Westphall 1, Ashland 0. Fouled out � Seltzer. BUTTE FALLS 45, GRANTS PASS SOPHOMORES 31 � At Butte Falls, Lindsey Stockton scored 11 points and Jessica Dunlap added 10 to lead Butte Falls to a non-conference win. The Loggers, who used a 15-8 third-quarter run to seal the win, improved to 4-2 on the season. GRANTS PASS SOPHOMORES (31) � Colegrave 0, Doyle 2, Weldon 12, Flores 3, Hurst 2, Cavett 2, Simmons 4, Moline 4, Geith 2. Totals: 13-50 4-9 31. BUTTE FALLS (45) � Million 1, Dunlap 10, McClanahan 3, Hamilton 3, Pettit 0, Matthews 8, Stockton 11, Smeltz 1, McKibben 2, Rowley 6. Totals: 19-42 7-22 45. Grants Pass................................................4 11 8 8 � 31 Butte Falls...............................................11 12 15 7 � 45 3-point goals � Grants Pass 1 (Weldon). Boys GRANTS PASS WINS TWO � At Clackamas, No. 4-ranked Grants Pass roared past a pair of opponents at the Clackamas Tournament Wednesday. The Cavemen clubbed host Clackamas 68-49 and then overpowered LaGrande 79-58. Brandt Minor had 15 points in each game for the Cavemen (7-0), who meet Sandy today. GRANTS PASS (68) � Olson 0, York 10, Minor 15, Dobner 7, Hill 0, Berg 10, Dastrup 7, Lathen 4, Richard 0, Mahr 2, Elseth 11, Rahn 2. Totals: 21 21-26 68. CLACKAMAS (49) � House 4, McCord 4, Buhler 4, Swerzbin 6, Downey 0, Papenfuss 4, Matthews 14, Hefflinger 12, Fox 1. Totals: 22 3-4 49. Grants Pass............................................15 20 23 10 � 68 Clackamas................................................18 9 10 10 � 49 3-point goals � Grants Pass 5 (York 2, Minor 1, Dobner 1, Dastrup 1), Clackamas 2 (Matthews 2). GRANTS PASS (79) � Olson 2, York 5, Minor 15, Dobner 2, Hill 3, Berg 8, Dastrup 17, Lathen 2, Richard 2, Mahr 6, Elseth 16, Rahn 3. Totals: 34 7-8 79. LA GRANDE (58) � Abel 11, Roe 7, Weave 10, Lamorean 4, Pennington 3, Lester 12, Vansickle 7, Squire 4, Orton 0. Totals: 20 14-18 58. Grants Pass .......................................... 25 13 23 18 � 79 La Grande ............................................. 9 8 20 21 � 58 3-point goals � Grants Pass 6 (Minor 1, Hill 1, Dastrup 3, Rahn 1), La Grande 4 (Roe 1, Weave 2, Lester 1). Fouled out � none. Technical fouls � Roe. ASHLAND 66, HOOPA 46 � At Redding, Calif., Noah Shields scored 21 points and pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the Ashland boys to a win at the six-team Pepsi Slam tournament. ASHLAND (66) � Shields 21, Streng 11, Kirkpatrick 10, Beugli 7, Scholl 5, Clevenger 4, Cate 4, Bishop 2, Weston 2. Totals: 23 18-21 66. HOOPA (46) � Jackson 23, Mckinnon 12, Marshall 5, Schmits 3, Ruiz 2, Morton 1. Totals: 17 8-14 46. Ashland..................................................12 17 13 24 � 66 Hoopa........................................................16 8 11 11 � 46 3-point goals � Ashland 2 (Streng 1, Scholl 1), Hoopa 4 (McKinnon 3, Marshall 1). Fouled out � Ruiz, Shields. ROGUE RIVER 79, COQUILLE 75 (OT) � At Merlin, Derrick Schoner erupted for 25 points and bombed in six 3-point baskets as Rogue River edged Coquille in the first round of the North Valley Booster Tournament. Coquille fought back from a 41-28 halftime deficit to force overtime. ROGUE RIVER (79) � Schoner 25, Horn 12, Branch 2, Baumann 1, Mortinson 11, Luchterhand 18, Badley 8, Girodat 2. Totals: 31 10-20 79. COQUILLE (75) � Russell 3, Cumberland 4, Mitchell 15, Bready 14, Blomquist 9, Buckles 0, Dorland 29, Pizzola 0. Totals: 24 23-33 75. Rogue River .................................... 25 16 11 16 11 � 79 Coquille .............................................17 11 20 20 7 � 75 3-point goals � Rogue River 7. (Schoner 6, Horn 1), Coquille 3 (Russell 1, Bready 1, Blomquist 1), Fouled out � Baumann, Luchterhand, Badley, Dorland. CASCADE CHRISTIAN JV 55, BUTTE FALLS 25 � At Butte Falls, Zack Mellow scored 12 points to pace the Cascade Christian junior varsity to victory in the opening round of the Butte Falls Tournament. CASCADE CHRISTIAN JV (55) � Collins 7, Zack Mellow 12, Williams 4, Gotzman 0, Kinney 6, Walker 7, Hammonds 7, Bohannon 3, Fair 9. Totals: 22 8-15 55. BUTTE FALLS (25) � Stephenson 4, Hampton 9, Copeland 0, Beals 2, Harrington 2, Sizemore 6, Hanson 0, Parker 2. Totals: 7 10-22 25. Cascade Christian JV........................... 18 8 18 11 � 55 Butte Falls ............................................... 5 6 2 12 � 25 3-point goals � Cascade Christian JV 3 (Collins 2, Fair 1), Butte Falls 1 (Stephenson 1). Technical fouls � Cascade Christian bench. Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2000 Mail Tribune, Inc.