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Mountain View runs past the Tornado BEND � Mountain View used an explosive transition game to pin an 88-55 loss on undermanned North Medford in non-conference boys basketball Saturday. The Black Tornado (0-2) is playing without four key players on North�s football team, which is in the state title game. "We were outrebounded badly in the first half," North Medford coach Gene Quilhaugh said. "We were slow to get back on defense. They went over the top of us." North Medford junior Gabe Burchfiel scored 14 of his team-high 18 points in the second half. The 6-foot-4 post added five rebounds and four steals. "He was a very active ballplayer tonight," said Quilhaugh. "He has some excellent back-to-the-basket moves and he used his quickness." The Black Tornado received inspired performances from Ben Anderson and Thomas O�Brien, who combined for 18 points. "They�re our two senior warriors," said Quilhaugh. "They went as hard as they could for as long as they could. That will bode well for us when the other bodies appear." NORTH MEDFORD (55) � Burchfiel 18, Anderson 10, O�Brien 8, DeLine 6, Lucas 4, Wessells 3, Barlow 2, Strahm 2, Weyers 0, Rettmann 0. Totals: 18 14-26 55. MOUNTAIN VIEW (88) � Ashbaugh 24, Yon 14, Tenney 13, Summer 12, Tyvand 4, Comerford 4, Schliea 4, Humphrey 4, Gutierr 3, Newton 3, Wood 0, Vaneikeren 0. Totals: 36 10-15 88. North Medford ...................................8 22 9 16 � 55 Mt. View ........................................20 27 24 17 � 88 3-point goals � North Medford (Anderson 3, Burchfiel 1, Wessells 1), Mt. View 6 (Gutierr 1, Newton 1, Summer 2, Tenney 1, Ashbaugh 1). JV score � North Medford 61, Mt. View 39. BEND 58, SOUTH MEDFORD 54 � At Bend, Bend shot 55 percent from the field to defeat the visiting Panthers. Ryan Heil led the Panther offensive attack with 23 points, including three 3-pointers. Tyler Hayes led Bend with 14. SOUTH MEDFORD (54) � Heil 23, Tomlins 0, Smith 0, Mckay 5, Hilgendorf 0, Mulhollen 7, Johnson 6, Burnett 2, Marshall 2, Fiegi 9. Totals: 20 10-15 54. BEND (58) � Hayes 14, Douglas 0, McMillon 6, Bigelow 5, Parker 0, Lorentz 5, M. Wagner 6, G. Wagner 9, Liabranter 13, Hill 0. Totals: 21 15-24 58. South Medford.......................................13 15 16 10 � 54 Bend......................................................13 15 18 12 � 58 3-point goals � South Medford 4 (Heil 3, Mckay 1), Bend 1 (Bigelow). JV result: Bend won. REDMOND 57, EAGLE POINT 56 � At Bend, Redmond jumped out to an 11-0 lead and held off the visiting Eagles for a non-conference win. Redmond outrebounded the Eagles (1-1) 37-24. Redmond had 14 offensive rebounds. Greg Horn led the Eagles with 16 points. EAGLE POINT (56) � Horn 16, Campbell 9, Gray 3, Nackerud 3, Acrey 11, Burdick 12, Almaraz 0, Johnston 0. Totals: 21 6-11 56. REDMOND (57) � Fultz 14, McMahon 1, Scurlock 2, York 2, Wagonblast 5, Leyva 3, Billings 12, Clark 8, Clovin 7, Klontz 2. Totals: 20 13-24 57. Eagle Point..........................................8 15 19 12 � 56 Redmond.............................................13 19 16 9 � 57 3-point goals � Eagle Point 6 (Horn 4, Campbell 1, Acrey 1), Redmond 4 (Fultz 1, Wagonblast 1, Billings 2). JV score � Redmond 56, Eagle Point 29. GRANTS PASS 72, NORTH BEND 31 � At Coos Bay, Grants Pass used a 23-1 second-quarter advantage to rout North Bend in a non-conference game. Ian Elseth led the Cavemen with 21 points, Andy Dobner added 18 and Brant Minor 13. GRANTS PASS (72) � Cohen 1, Olson 0, York 0, Minor 13, Dobner 18, Hill 0, Berg 2, Dastrup 9, Lathen 2, Richard 0, Mahr 4, Elseth 21, Rahn 2. Totals: 26 12-19 72. NORTH BEND (31) � Moe 3, Christianson 6, Bockinkel 0, Laport 7, Sperling 4, Dilworth 5, K. Johnson 3, M. Johnson 1, Thurber 0, Galvin 2. Totals: 11 5-9 31. Grants Pass..........................................17 23 20 12 � 72 North Bend..............................................6 1 10 14 � 31 3-point goals � Grants Pass 6 (Dobner 4, Dastrup 2), North Bend 4 (Christianson 2, Dilworth 1, K. Johnson 1). Fouled out � Thurber. JV Result � Grants Pass won. PHOENIX 68, REEDSPORT 48 � At Gold Beach, Sean Murphy scored 16 points to lead the Pirates to third place in the Gold Beach Tournament. The Pirates shot 17-for-18 from the free-throw line, including 11-for-11 in the fourth quarter. PHOENIX (68) � Murphy 16, Brink 8, L. Rhodes 10, Jeffers 4, Duffel 5, Rombach 3, Prewitt 14, Miller 8, B. Rhodes 0, Kane 0, Kessler 0. Totals: 23 17-18 68. REEDSPORT (48) � Borrevic 20, Thorton 6, Gibbons 4, Vanderkey 6, Butler 2, Harrington 2, Morgan 2, Walker 4, Henning 0, Crocker 0. Phoenix................................................16 19 17 16 � 68 Reedsport...............................................15 10 15 8 � 48 3-point goals � Phoenix 5 (Brink 2, Murphy 1, Rombach 1, Prewitt 1), Reedsport 1 (Borrevic). SANTIAM CHRISTIAN 85, CASCADE CHRISTIAN 53 � At Adair Village, Santiam Christian outrebounded Cascade Christian 44-27, with 21 coming on the offensive boards, in the championship of its own tournament. Sophomore guard Ben Sisler led Santiam Christian with 21 points. Challengers senior guard Stan Kelley scored 26 points and teammate Brian Edwards had nine rebounds. CASCADE CHRISTIAN (53) � Sha 15, Harvey 5, Prins 3, Ferrell 4, Gettman 0, Kelley 26, Mellow 0, McCormick 0, Hammonds 0, Bullard 0, Edwards 0. Totals: 18 14-21 53. SANTIAM CHRISTIAN (85) � Stockton 5, Bergey 1, Roth 14, Borg 5, Hosteller 8, Sisler 21, Showalker 6, Mitchell 2, Desing 4, Fletchor 10, Keen 9. Totals: 33 14-25 85. Cascade Christian ..........;....................18 15 10 10 � 53 Santiam Christian ...............................26 19 19 21 � 85 3-point goals � Cascade Christian 3 (Sha 1, Kelley 2), Santiam Christian 5 (Roth 1, Borg 1, Hosteller 1, Sisler 1, Keen 1). Fouled out � Harvey. ST. MARY�S 65, CITY CHRISTIAN 35 � At Adair Village, St. Mary�s big inside players, Chris Murphy and Michael Fiddler, combined for 23 points in the first quarter and St. Mary�s led 28-2 at one point in the consolation of the Santiam Christian Tournament. Fiddler and Murphy were each 7-of-9 from the field in the game and Murphy was 4-of-4 from 3-point range. The Crusaders (2-1) were led on the boards by Fiddler and Jared Sharp with seven rebounds apiece. CITY CHRISTIAN (35) � Chown 2, Johnson 0, Hires 10, Sizemore 2, Leary 15, Callahan 0, Bieseyer 0, LaMontagne 6. Totals: 11 8-12 35. ST. MARY�S (65) � P. Staver 0, Jones 9, Burt 3, Morey 0, Caplan 6, M. Staver 2, Jackmuth 4, Dr. Philips 1, Fiddler 14, Murphy 18, Sharp 6, De. Philips 2. Totals: 28 1-5 65. City Christian ..........................................2 18 0 15 � 35 St. Mary�s ..............................................25 7 18 15 � 65 3-point goals � City Christian 5 (Hires 2, Leary 3), St. Mary�s 8 (Jones 1, Burt 1, Caplan 2, Murphy 4). Technical foul � De. Philips. NEW HOPE 53, PROSPECT 42 � At Grants Pass, Ryan King scored 20 points to lead New Hope to a non-conference win. The Cougars were plagued by foul trouble. New Hope shot 31 free throws, making 15. Zach Gordon paced Prospect with 14 points. PROSPECT (42) � Egger 4, Way 8, Kerezsi 0, Anderson 9, Gordon 14, Malloy 2, Linderman 5, Schultz 0. Totals: 14 8-9 42. NEW HOPE (53) � Felix 9, King 20, Lockard 12, Hori 0, Bowdoin 0, Vanwart 4, Martin 2, Zeitlow 6. Totals: 16 15-31 53. Prospect.................................................11 10 10 11 � 42 New Hope..............................................10 13 14 16 � 53 3-point goals � Prospect 2 (Gordon 1, Linderman 1), New Hope 2 (Felix 1, Lockard 1). Fouled out � Way, Malloy, Linderman. Mail Tribune Home | Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. | Dow Jones & Co., Inc. | Privacy | Contact Us Copyright � 2000 Mail Tribune, Inc.