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It�s a foul result as No. 2 Crater beaten LAKE OSWEGO � For Crater coach David Heard, there was no way of viewing the glass but as half empty Thursday night. Thanks to a tremendous advantage in height and at the free-throw line, seventh-ranked Central Catholic upset the No. 2-ranked Comets, 79-64, at the adidas Laker Interstate Shootout. Central Catholic went 17-for-19 from the charity stripe in the fourth quarter and 19-for-29 for the game as Crater was whistled for 23 fouls compared to the Rams� eight in a numbers game Heard found hard to swallow. "For there to be 23 fouls to eight is ridiculous," said Heard, whose team dropped to 9-1. "They were very physical on the boards, going over our backs all night long. They were just hammering us at times and there were no calls." Crater pulled within one point with four minutes to play until the Rams began their parade to the free-throw line. Six-foot post Vanessa Wyffels paced Central Catholic (9-1) with 26 points while 6-1 teammate Katie Benz had 12 and point guard Mindy O�Malley added 14. Crater answered with 18 points from Amy Denson and Sarah Pool, with Denson adding 13 rebounds and Pool dishing out four assists with four steals. The Comets face Lake Oswego at 4:30 p.m. today in a fourth-place semifinal. CENTRAL CATHOLIC (79) � O�Malley 14, Conway 13, Wyffels 26, McIntyre 6, Cave 7, Benz 12, Doleac 1. Totals: 28-51 19-29 79. CRATER (64) � Black 3, Yager 5, Kinney 6, Wiersma 8, Anhorn 0, Pool 18, Huntley 2, Robertson 4, Denson 18. Totals: 24-53 9-10 64. Central Catholic...................................17 17 17 28 � 79 Crater.....................................................19 14 10 21 � 64 3-point goals � Central Catholic 4 (O�Malley 2, Cave 2), Crater 7 (Black 1, Yager 1, Pool 4, Denson 1). Fouled out � Yager, Wiersma. Technical fouls � Crater coach David Heard. SOUTH MEDFORD 64, PENDLETON 51 � At Lake Oswego, freshman Katie Singler posted an outstanding all-around effort and South Medford held Pendleton to one field goal in the fourth quarter of a consolation-round matchup in the adidas Laker Interstate Shootout. Singler paced the Panthers (5-4) with 19 points, nine rebounds, five assists and five steals. Whitney Grant had 18 points and six assists and Kirsten Gillingham added nine points and eight rebounds for South, which will play Lake Washington at 1 p.m. today at Lake Oswego High. SOUTH MEDFORD (64) � Wright 6, Carlton 0, Grant 18, Ingram 0, Gillingham 9, Silva 6, Mueller 6, Singler 19, Brennan 0. Totals: 24 16-32 64. PENDLETON (51) � Hawkins 4, Wise 0, Pahl 8, Alleman 9, Maleom 4, Wells 10, Cory 1, Melton 4, Scheuning 0, Wilcox 0, McConnbille 11. Totals: 12 23-39 51. South Medford......................................16 22 14 12 � 64 Pendleton................................................15 21 10 5 � 51 3-point goals � Pendleton 4 (Alleman 1, Wells 2, McConnbille 1). Fouled out � Mueller, Singler, McConnbille. SHELDON 55, NORTH MEDFORD 29 � At Lake Oswego, Sheldon stormed out to a 28-11 lead at halftime and cruised to a win in the consolation bracket at the adidas Laker Interstate Shootout. Freshman post Michelle Westerman paced North Medford (2-7) with 10 points but was the only Black Tornado in double figures. Jennifer Wassom led all scorers with 13 points for Sheldon. SHELDON (55) � Wassom 13, Bellotti 9, Ford 2, Smith 6, Crasilneck 6, Lipp 4, Danner 9, Baker 2, McCauley 3, Hayes 0, Wheeler 0. NORTH MEDFORD (29) � Westerman 10, Hodges 5, Bostwick 3, Rettman 2, Siebenlist 1, Seeley 4, Mellbye 4, Reeves 2, Miller 0, Gentry 0, Lilly 0. Sheldon......................................................7 21 9 18 � 55 North Medford...........................................5 6 9 9 � 29 EAGLE POINT 52, BAKER 40 � At Tigard, Dani Rouhier led a balanced Eagle Point offensive attack with 13 points and nine rebounds at the adidas Laker Interstate Shootout at Tigard High. Kristina Bateman also scored 13 points for the Eagles (2-7), while Alisa Lee added eight boards. BAKER (40) � Luelling 7, Christie 4, Tyllenberg 0, Curtis 3, Brown 3, Duby 2, Hill 9, Stevens 12, Kreger 0. Totals: 13 12-20 40. EAGLE POINT (52) � Bilden 1, Rouhier 13, Curtis 8, Bateman 13, Adams 0, Stanfield 2, McLaughlin 0, Sychla 7, Lee 8. Totals: 19 13-23 52. Baker.......................................................5 11 10 14 � 40 Eagle Point...........................................10 13 15 14 � 52 3-point goals � Baker 2 (Luelling 1, Christie 1), Eagle Point 1 (Sychla). ASHLAND 53, FOREST GROVE 52 � At Redmond, Ashland survived the first round of Redmond�s tournament thanks to Marla Morin�s game-winning 3-pointer with 12 seconds left. Morin, a junior post, scored seven of her team-high 18 points in the fourth quarter. Junior wing Stephanie Talbott sparked the Grizzlies (4-5) by drilling three 3-pointers in the third quarter, which Ashland entered down 34-18. Talbott finished with 11 points, as did freshman point guard Alysse Carlson. FOREST GROVE (52) � McClain 0, O�Shanesy 0, Seyton 5, Harein 28, Preist 0, Sanders 2, Bandering 2, T. Knowlton 3, Bush 6, A. Knowlton 6. Totals 19 11-13 52. ASHLAND (53) � Gooch 7, Carlson 11, Morris 0, Talbott 11, Hansen 0, Sobolik 6, VanLandingham 0, Morin 18, Craven 0, Hill 0. Totals 22 4-9 53. Forest Grove ....................................... 16 18 8 10 � 52 Ashland ................................................. 9 9 22 13 � 53 3-point goals � Forest Grove 3 (Harein 2, Seyton 1), Ashland 5 (Carlson 1, Talbott 3, Morin 1). GRANTS PASS 56, ILLINOIS VALLEY 12 � At Murphy, Megan Moon scored 17 points in a Grants Pass rout at the Hidden Valley Tournament. The Cavers outscored Illinois Valley 30-3 in the second half to improve to 6-3. Alison Klingel had 10 boards and seven assists for Grants Pass. ILLINOIS VALLEY (12) � K. Hamilton 6, Fink 1, A. Hamilton 3, Walker 2, Coultas 0, Ledford 0, Jackson 0, Dougherty 0, Adams 0, Snook 0. Totals: 4 2-6 12. GRANTS PASS (56) � Moon 17, Morton 4, Smith 8, Taylor 4, Glovinsky 2, Klingel 4, McHan 2, Tardieu 5, Caflin 6, Austin 2, VanBrunt 2, Briggs 0, Wessels 0. Totals: 24 6-14 56. Illinois Valley..........................................2 7 0 3 � 12 Grants Pass...........................................12 14 15 15 � 56 3-point goals � Illinois Valley 2 (K. Hamilton 2). EUREKA 53, KLAMATH UNION 52 � At Klamath Falls, Caelen Graey went coast-to-coast and nailed a buzzer-beating layup to sink Klamath Union at the Klamath Union Christmas Tournament. The Pelicans (2-7) rallied from a double-digit deficit and took a five-point lead with 33 seconds left. Klamath missed five foul shots down the stretch, however, to allow Graey�s game-winner for the California squad. Megan Leppert paced the Pelicans with 19 points, while Tabitha Cooke and Jenny Ritter also had strong games with 12 and 10, respectively. EUREKA, Calif. (53) � Graey 21, Ayers 11, Anderson 0, Craig 0, Stippk 0, Poovey 2, Cockran 4, Matthews 3, Sundberg 10. Totals: 20 12-19 53. KLAMATH UNION (52) � Leppert 19, Hackett 0, Uerlings 6, Fagan 0, DeGroot 1, Ritter 10, McVay 0, Cooke 12, Herron 4, Narramore 0. Totals: 19 11-19 52. Eureka, Calif.........................................13 14 11 15 � 53 Klamath Union......................................9 14 14 15 � 52 3-point goals � Eureka 1 (Ayers), Klamath Union 3 (Leppert 2, Tabitha Cooke 1). HIDDEN VALLEY 47, TAFT 31 � At Murphy, Gina Anderson scored 14 points during a win at the Hidden Valley Tournament. Hidden Valley used a 23-8 scoring advantage in the fourth quarter to break open a close game. Jennifer Bain added 13 and Shea Ford 11 for the Mustangs (7-1). TAFT (31) � Green 12, Endicott 6, Napoleon 6, Phelps 6, Stuart 1, Hollingsworth 0, Sweitz 0, Lemon 0. Totals: 11 9-17 31. HIDDEN VALLEY (47) � Anderson 14, Bain 13, Ford 11, Dean 4, A. Tate 4, Nieto 1, Holley 0, Gill 0, L. Tate 0, Masiak 0, Pennant 0. Totals: 16 15-26 47. Taft...............................................................6 6 11 8 � 31 Hidden Valley.............................................9 8 7 23 � 47 NORTH VALLEY 49, CENTRAL VALLEY 28 � At Sparks, Nev., Elaina Renius scored a game-high 18 points to lead North Valley into the semifinals of the Spanish Springs Shootout. The Knights (4-2) face Holy Names of Oakland, Calif., at 6:30 tonight. CENTRAL VALLEY (28) � Schuler 8, Poitra 7, Wert 4, Beursken 3, Bourne 2, Armanittit 2, Chipley 2. Totals: 10 8-10 28. NORTH VALLEY (49) � Renius 18, Enoch 8, Vial 6, Ford-Harris 5, Roberts 4, Coston 4, Makepeace 2, Beck 2, Richards 0, Long 0, Seybold 0. Totals: 22 5-12 49. Central Valley.............................................7 11 6 4 � 28 North Valley..........................................16 13 10 10 � 49 BUTTE FALLS 46, GRANTS PASS FROSH 24 � At Butte Falls, Asia Million and Brianna Smeltz each had 11 points and Krystle Rawley added 10 in leading Butte Falls (6-2) to a win in the Butte Falls Tournament. GRANTS PASS FROSH (24) � Ford 2, Forshay 0, Cavett 6, Rubenstein 6, Reynolds 0, Dougherty 2, Colecrove 2, Geith 4, Certa 2. Totals: 11-51 2-6 24. BUTTE FALLS (46) � Hoyer 0, Azwan 0, Biando 0, Vonkrause 0, Dunlap 2, Bartel 2, Matthews 6, Million 11, Smeltz 11, McKibbin 2, Rawley 10, McLaughlan 0, Hayes 2, Madden 0. Totals: 18-60 8-20 46. Grants Pass Frosh......................................0 10 6 8 � 24 Butte Falls...............................................12 10 18 6 � 46 3-point goals � Butte Falls 2 (Rawley 2). Fouled out � Certa. NORTH MEDFORD JV 54, HOSANNA 34 � At Butte Falls, the North Medford JV squad romped past Hosanna Christian in the Butte Falls Tournament. The Black Tornado (8-2) was buoyed by 16 points from freshman post Mellisa Eastwold, 11 points from junior wing Cami Hwang and 12 rebounds and four points from reserve freshman post Amber Wihtol. HOSANNA CHRISTIAN (34) � G. Childers 0, Smith 4, Dovel 11, Matchett 0, Tippept 0, Fuler 0, Pedersen 4, Seratt 12, H. Childers 3, Brown 0. Totals 16 2-5 34. NORTH MEDFORD JV (54) � Standifer 5, Cordell 2, Hodnett 6, Heath 4, Hwang 11, Bartalini 2, Wihtol 4, Eastwold 16, Bennett 0, Gross 4. Totals 24 6-11 54. Hosanna Christian .................................. 6 15 8 5 � 34 North Medford JV ................................ 12 13 8 21 � 54 Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2001 Mail Tribune, Inc.