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Q2 surge lifts Roseburg ROSEBURG � It took a while for the Roseburg High girls basketball team to warm up, but when it did, Eagle Point couldn�t keep up. Lindsey Heard sparked a 26-8 second-quarter advantage with 15 points to lead the Indians to an easy 59-31 Southern Oregon Conference win on Tuesday. Roseburg clung to an 8-7 lead after one quarter but outscored Eagle Point 51-24 the rest of the way. "We just couldn�t slow them down in the second (quarter)," said Eagle Point coach Tim Rouhier. "We were pressing and they were just getting the ball up the court and scoring on us. Oftentimes they missed the first opportunity and would hurt us on second opportunities." Roseburg, which dropped its first conference game to Klamath Union in overtime on Friday, struggled to find the hoop in the early going. "It was just one of those nights where nothing would go in," said Roseburg coach John Thomas. "We just weren�t very patient sometimes but we did a better job of getting the ball inside in the second quarter." Danielle Rouhier had a team-high 15 points, nine coming in the first half, and was one of only three Eagles to find the basket. Lisa Lee added nine of her 13 points in the second half as Eagle Point dropped to 2-6 overall and 0-2 in SOC play. Rouhier also pulled down eight rebounds while Lee grabbed seven. Heard finished with a game-high 22 points and 12 rebounds for the Indians. Jennifer Lint added nine boards and Erin Goodell, playing on a gimpy ankle, dished out five assists. The Indians improved to 3-6 overall and 1-1 in conference. EAGLE POINT (31) � Rouhier 15, Lee 13, Winner 3, Bilden 0, Williams 0, Bateman 0, McLaughlin 0, Curtis 0, Stanfield 0, Wheeler 0. Totals: 11 8-14 31. ROSEBURG (59) � Heard 22, Burmeister 9, Stephens 7, Grady 4, Lint 4, Goodell 3, Hanson 3, Filosi 3, Bidder 2, Williams 2, Barthalemew 0. Totals: 24 7-12 59. Eagle Point..............................................7 8 6 10 � 31 Roseburg..................................................8 26 15 10 � 59 3-point goals � Roseburg 4 (Goodell 1, Hanson 1, Filosi 1, Stephens 1), Eagle Point 1 (Winner 1). JV result � Roseburg won. ST. MARY�S 46, GLENDALE 30 � Lani Brophy used four 3-pointers to score a game-high 13 points and added five assists in leading the Crusaders to victory. St. Mary�s (3-4) jumped to a 10-4 lead after the first quarter and built that to 21-8 by halftime. Kristin Zielony chipped in 10 rebounds and six points, while Christina Vaninetti had nine points and Annie Maurer added seven rebounds and six points. GLENDALE (30) � Glover 6, Causey 8, Lee 0, Grosjacques 2, Kent 10, Winkelman 2, Allen 2, Hallock. Totals: 15 0-9 30. ST. MARY�S (46) � Smith 2, Barnard 2, Vaninetti 9, Drosdic 4, Meeker 2, Greene 2, Brophy 13, Tomlinson 0, Maurer 6, Zielony 6, Montan 0. Totals: 18 6-13 46. Glendale..................................................4 4 14 8 � 30 St. Mary�s................................................10 11 13 12 � 46 3-point goals � St. Mary�s 4 (Brophy 4). PROSPECT 56, CHILOQUIN JV 33 � At Chiloquin, three Cougars scored in double figures as Prospect rolled to a non-conference win. Sarah Gordon had 14 points, Lacey Tallman added 13 and Lindsey Acrey had 12 to help Prospect improve to 7-2. Acrey also chipped in five assists and three steals, while Hillary Lewis had a strong game with nine points, five rebounds, four assists and three steals. PROSPECT (56) � Gordon 14, Stockebrand 6, Krovchenko 2, Tallman 13, Acrey 12, Lewis 9, Mueller 0, Wood 0, Emmons 0. Totals: 23 5-14 56. CHILOQUIN JV (33) � Slayer 1, Wright 9, Giambiro 7, Miller 5, Riddle 9, Hull 2, Bortess 0, Fukoda 0. Totals : 13 6-12 33. Prospect.................................................10 6 13 17 � 56 Chiloquin JV...........................................2 11 2 18 � 33 3-point goals � Prospect (Gordon 1, Tallman 1, Acrey 2, Lewis 1), Chiloquin JV (Miller 1). Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2000 Mail Tribune, Inc.