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55 °F Forecast | Road Cams Thursday, May 5, 2005 Today's News | Shop Our Valley | Tempo | Health | Community | Home Delivery | Contact Us SECTIONS Home Page Local News Sports Business Obituaries Life Opinion Tempo AP News Weather Classified Archives Site Map SPECIAL SECTIONS Since We Asked Outdoor Journal Menu Guide How To Guide Health Readers' Choice Real Estate Showcase Real Estate Guide Joy Magazine Homelife Magazine Wedding Guide Passport to the Rogue Valley SHOP OUR VALLEY AutoFinder HomeFinder JobFinder Classified Place an ad TOP JOBS EXTRA Ashland News NIE Personals Movie Times TV Times E The People Volunteer Moving here? eSouthernOregon CUSTOMER SERVICE FAQ's Advertise with us Home Delivery Employment Contact Us Media Kit Oregon Road Conditions & Cams Email Story to a Friend December 21, 2002 Grizzlies’ chance at victory rims out at buzzer EUGENE — In a battle of offensive attrition, the Ashland boys basketball team had the last shot, but senior guard Chris Presicci’s jumper at the buzzer rolled off the rim to give Sheldon a 39-38 non-conference win Friday night. The Grizzlies (5-2) held the Irish to just four points in the fourth quarter. But Ashland, missing senior forward Clint Bryan because of a pulled Achilles tendon, couldn’t find much offense outside of Bryan Clevenger. The senior wing produced 19 points and splashed all four of the Grizzlies’ 3-pointers. Sophomores Jeff Skinner and Chris Mackovjak provided the Grizzlies with rebounding muscle, securing six and five boards, respectively. ASHLAND (38) — Clevenger 19, Palmesano 6, Mackovjak 6, Presicci 4, Skinner 2, A. Brown 1, Z. Brown 0, Morris 0, Bishop 0. Totals: 14 6-8 38. SHELDON (39) — Mart 10, Best 8, Strickland 6, Baltzer 6, Souder 4, Anderson 3, Higgins 2, Hinkle 0. Totals: 16 4-11 39. Ashland ...................................... 7 9 14 8 — 38 Sheldon .................................... 9 11 15 4 — 39 3-point goals — Ashland 4 (Clevenger 4), Sheldon 3 (Mart 2, Strickland 1). JV result — Sheldon won. CROOK COUNTY 52, CRATER 47 — At Central Point, Crater rallied furiously before dropping to 2-3 with the non-conference loss. Colin Schoonover scored 12 points to pace Crater. CROOK COUNTY (52) — Carver 15, Susindle 2, Martin 9, Hallett 2, Priday 8, Bjorvik 4, Hartman 12, Lent 0, Timchek 0, Seaquist 0. Totals: 17 13-20 52. CRATER (47) — Schoonover 12, Sesock 7, Tate 1, Wiersma 4, Norum 9, Slezak 10, Bogle 4. Totals: 13 17-24 47. Crook County ....................... 10 17 12 13 — 52 Crater ....................................... 10 9 7 21 — 47 3-point goals — Crook County 5 (Carver 2, Priday 2, Hartman 1), Crater 4 (Schoonover 2, Norum 1, Slezak 1). Fouled out — Schoonover. JV score — Crater 81, Crook County 57. RANCHO BERNARDO 57, KLAMATH UNION 56 — At Red Bluff, Calif., Klamath Union nearly knocked off Rancho Bernardo, a San Diego school led by University of Georgia-bound Mohamed Abukar. KLAMATH UNION (56) — Tucker 20, Crawford 0, Ritter 4, Lockrem 0, B. Hughes 0, Wynn 20, Sargent 6, Baldwin 2, Metz 2, S. Hughes 2. Totals: 23 6-12 56. RANCHO BERNARDO (57) — Olsen 14, Wagner 3, Gaeto 0, Abukar 20, Kisner 18, Miller 0, Strong 2. Totals: 19 12-19. Klamath Union ..................... 15 11 18 12 — 56 Rancho Bernardo ................. 18 16 11 12 — 57 3-point goals — Klamath Union 4 (Tucker 2, Wynn 2), Rancho Bernardo 7 (Kisner 4, Abukar 1, Wagner 1, Olsen 1). SOUTH MEDFORD 62, RED BLUFF 40 — At Red Bluff, Calif., senior wing Jeremy Frantz scored 14 points and Andy Hagert added 12 as South Medford improved to 5-0 with the victory at the Red Bluff Daily News Holiday Classic. SOUTH MEDFORD (62) — Fiegi 2, Roberts 6, Benson 0, Frantz 14, Berkey 9, Hagert 12, Hunter 4, Meyerding 0, Johnson 4, Fischer 5, Marshall 6. Totals: 22 12-22 62. RED BLUFF (40) — Gilbert 4, Dotson 0, Smith 0, Tenney 7, Franklin 0, Heiber 13, Gonzalez 0, Sinclair 3, Klinesteker 2, Button 3, Virrueta 8. Totals: 14 6-9 40. South Medford..........................15 13 14 20 — 62 Red Bluff......................................10 6 14 10 — 40 3-point goals — South Medford 6 (Roberts 2, Berkey 2, Hagert 1, Fischer 1), Red Bluff 6 (Tenney 2, Heiber 3, Sinclair 1). GRANTS PASS 61, MOUNTAIN VIEW 35 — At Grants Pass, Grants Pass (3-3) limited the Cougars to 10 first-half points and cruised to the non-conference win. MOUNTAIN VIEW (35) — Lang 2, Haugen 6, Toler 1, Smith 2, Johnson 0, Haynes 4, Fisler 10, Sykora 3, Laszlo 2, Currie 5, Hickey 0, Shannon 0, Lee 0, Echternkamp 0. Totals: 12 9-15 35. GRANTS PASS (61) — Fode 0, Higgins 6, Cowell 8, Heater 0, Pollock 6, Mace 7, Dastrup 4, N. Davidson 3, R. Davidson 10, Mahr 8, Chamberlain 3, Lathen 6. Totals: 15 27-33 61. Mountain View...............................6 4 9 16 — 35 Grants Pass..............................13 14 17 17 — 61 3-point goals — Mountain View (Haynes 1, Currie 1), Grants Pass 4 (Higgins 2, N. Davidson 1, R. Davidson 1). Fouled out — Fisler, Smith. JV result — Mountain View won. Skyline Conference SUTHERLIN 64, HIDDEN VALLEY 55 — At Sutherlin, Hidden Valley rallied from a 51-31 deficit at the start of the fourth quarter of the non-conference game. HIDDEN VALLEY (55) — Davis 15, Biller 13, Tessen 10, Gotfried 4, Ogden 7, Klug 6, Sanders. Totals: 21 8-21 55. SUTHERLIN (64) — Tharp 22, Drake 12, Edera 2, Parnell 2, Reed 9, Slater 6, Oberman 3, Hermes 4, Summers 2, Wagner 2, Bings 0, McKenzie 0. Totals: 20 20-30 64. Hidden Valley...............................9 14 8 24 — 55 Sutherlin....................................22 21 10 11 — 64 3-point goals — Hidden Valley 5 (Biller 2, Tessen 2, Ogden 1), Sutherlin 4 (Tharp 4). Fouled Out — Gotfried. Technical foul — Sanders. Southern Cascade League ST. MARY’S SPLITS — At Salem, Jesus Morrillo’s only points came on a 3-pointer to tie the game with seconds to play in regulation, and two-time defending Class 2A state champion Dayton knocked off St. Mary’s (4-2), 54-53, in double overtime in the semifinals of the 16-team tournament. Michael Fiddler, St. Mary’s 6-7 senior post, had 26 points, five rebounds and five blocks. MYRTLE POINT (41) — Young 8, Cooper 2, Owen 8, Farmer 0, Leibelt 6, Newcomer 6, Buche 5, Pribble 3, McAlpin 0, Peterson 3, Burns 0. Totals: 14 11-21 41. ST. MARY’S (62) — Bladek 0, Kulig 1, A. Grant 7, Kaimie 9, Staver 2, Gradwell 14, C. Grant 4, Greene 3, Fiddler 15, Cooper 7. Totals: 21 17-22 62. Myrtle Point...............................8 11 12 10 — 41 St. Mary’s.................................11 21 10 20 — 62 3-point goals — MP 2 (Liebelt 2), St. Mary’s 3 (Kaimie 2, Fiddler 1). Fouled out — Gradwell. ST. MARY’S (53) — Kulig 0, A. Grant 2, Kaimie 9, Staver 0, Gradwell 4, C. Grant 10, Fiddler 26, Cooper 2. Totals: 18 15-18 53. DAYTON (54) — Coleman 9, Morrillo 3, Kearns 10, Rosario 14, Hansen 18, Lovelle 0. Totals: 19 13-18 54. St. Mary’s.............................11 2 13 14 5 8 — 53 Dayton.................................13 12 4 11 5 9 — 54 3-point goals — St. Mary’s 2 (Fiddler 2), Dayton 3 (Morillo 1, Kearns 1, Hansen 1). Fouled out — Kearns. VANCOUVER COLLEGE 73, CASCADE CHRISTIAN 53 — At Salem, senior point guard Mychal Sha scored 15 points and dished out five assists, but Cascade Christian (2-4) suffered its second defeat in three games in the Salem Holiday Classic. CASCADE CHRISTIAN (53) — Sha 15, Gettman 8, Walker 6, Fair 0, Collins 3, Kinney 2, G. Williams 4, Hammonds 0, S. Williams 12, Bohannan 3. Totals: 19 11-14 53. VANCOUVER COLLEGE (73) — Howse 9, Easterbrook 3, Anderson 2, Lardizabel 6, Joselle 6, Pinlac 2, Blaschuk 1, Cameron 12, Whitlock 5, Duford 11, Fernandez 4, Cham 12, Sawada 0, Emry 0. Totals: 26 13-17 73. Cascade Christian....................18 8 12 15 — 53 Vancouver College...................19 16 21 17 — 73 3-point goals — Cascade Christian 4 (Sha 2, Collins 1, Bohannan 1), Vancouver 6 (Howse 1, Easterbrook 1, Lardizabel 1, Joselle 2, Whitlock 1). Skyline A League DAYS CREEK 68, BUTTE FALLS 56 — At Butte Falls, Days Creek was 20-for-34 on free throws and senior post Coby Ramas scored 19 points as the Wolves rallied for the victory. DAYS CREEK (68) — Dr. Nixon 11, Kehoe 2, Belleci 12, Du. Nixon 0, Wells 12, Ramos 19. Totals: 23 20-34 68. BUTTE FALLS (56) — Stephenson 4, Hampton 2, Rowden 7, Harrington 8, Burns 5, Beals 2, Hoel 2, Parker 10, Hanson 16, Hersom 0. Totals: 21 11-16 56. Days Creek...............................12 20 16 20 — 68 Butte Falls................................15 19 10 12 — 56 3-point goals — Days Creek 2 (Dr. Nixon 2), Butte Falls 3 (Rowden 1, Burns 1, Parker 1). Fouled out — Hanson, Rowden, Beals. JV result — Days Creek won. 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