Cascade Christian coasts to crown - December 23, 2005

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2005-12-25

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Oregon Road Conditions & Cams Email Story to a Friend December 23, 2005 Cascade Christian coasts to crown The Cascade Christian girls basketball team completed a nice run with the championship of its own Christmas Classic tournament Thursday. Still, in the wake of a 59-37 title-clinching win over Rogue River at The Pavilion, coach Loren King wasn’t sure how good the Challengers (6-3) are. "We’re playing pretty well, but we’re going to find out pretty quick how good we are when we get up to Oakland," he said of another tournament next week. "It’ll be a little sterner test. I’m not sure how good we are. I think we’re under the radar a little in the SCL (Southern Cascade League)." Based on their recent play — the Challengers won three tourney games by an average of 29 points — they figure to contend for a playoff spot when league begins after the holidays. Against Rogue River, tourney most valuable player Sarah Brown scored 16 points, Katie O’Brien 15 and Alyssa Teterud 10 to lead the way. Cascade Christian built a 35-16 halftime lead and cruised home. Advertisement "Right now, I think our defense is a little ahead of our offense," said King. "We’re playing well with nine or 10 kids, so our strength right now is our depth." As is often the case, opponents that don’t match up in numbers begin to wear down in the third quarter. It happened Thursday. "It’s a huge factor because it’s a positive mental thing also," said King. Juniors Teterud and Brittany Hallmark combined for 13 rebounds, and each had five at the offensive end. "Those are stats we haven’t had many of," said King. "That’s a big plus." O’Brien also had five assists and six steals and made the all-tournament team, along with teammate Amanda Duchien. Angie Caschera of Rogue River scored 13 points and made the all-tourney squad. ROGUE RIVER (37) — Caschera 13, Hoffman 2, Hamre 7, Reyes 3, Vegos 2, York 10, Smith 0. Totals: 15 7-14 37. CASCADE CHRISTIAN (59) — Brown 16, O’Brien 15, Hallmark 4, Stieglitz 4, Duchien 6, Williams 2, Teterud 10, Gomez 2, Brewster 0, Gmur 0, Case 0, Martin 0, Barlow 0. Totals: 27 4- 10 59. Rogue River...................................10 6 7 14 — 37 Cascade Christian.....................17 18 14 10 — 59 3-point goals — Cascade Christian 1 (O’Brien 1). HOSANNA CHRISTIAN 34, BUTTE FALLS 27 — Butte Falls couldn’t overcome 35 turnovers in the loss at the Cascade Christian Christmas Classic. The Loggers (3-7) climbed to within four points in the fourth quarter but committed three straight turnovers down the stretch. Kyndi Sutfin scored 11 points to lead Butte Falls, while Ceci Myers had 13 rebounds and four assists en route to selection on the all-tournament team. BUTTE FALLS (27) — S. Wright 5, K. Ferguson 0, Burg 0, Rodgers 2, Myers 0, Harms 3, B. Wright 6, F. Ferguson 0, Sutfin 11. Totals: 11 2-5 27. HOSANNA CHRISTIAN (34) — F. Matchett 7, Coe 5, Morehouse 4, Novak 6, L. Matchett 12, Justman 0, Spencer 0. Totals: 15 3-9 34. Butte Falls.......................................11 4 4 8 — 27 Hosanna Christian..........................7 11 7 9 — 34 3-point goals — Butte Falls 3 (Harms 1, B. Wright 2), Hosanna Christian 1 (F. Matchett 1). GRANTS PASS 52, MARSHFIELD 41 — At Coos Bay, senior guard Courtney Cameron tallied 15 points and sparked a decisive second-quarter run as Grants Pass notched its fifth victory in seven games. The Cavers trailed 13-7 after one period but went on a 20-6 run in the second quarter to take a 27-19 lead at halftime. Cameron swished a 3-point basket and had six points during the GP spree. Cameron hit 6 of 10 free throws in the fourth quarter to keep the host Pirates at bay. Heather Porter scored 14 and Hannah Smith had 13 to lead Marshfield. GRANTS PASS (52) — Cameron 15, As. Franko 8, Am. Franko 0, Woodhead 0, Loffer 4, Hurst 8, Potts 7, Randall 4, Torgerson 6, Chamberlain 0, Straw 0. Totals: 17 14-28 52. MARSHFIELD (41) — Porter 14, Yasana 3, Smith 13, Scott 6, Line 2, Johnson 3, George 0, Roberae 0, Young 0. Totals: 11 16-31 41. Grants Pass.................................7 20 11 14 — 52 Marshfield.....................................13 6 7 15 — 41 3-point goals — Grants Pass 4 (Hurst 2, Cameron 2), Marshfield 3 (Smith 3). Technical fouls — Grants Pass bench. JV result: Marshfield won. DOUGLAS 60, PHOENIX 25 — At Winston, Kaylea Vermeer had 10 points and 11 rebounds to lead fourth-ranked Douglas past Phoenix in the nonconference game. Alex Hanscom led the Pirates (1-9) with nine points and six boards. Douglas outrebounded Phoenix, 50-20. PHOENIX (25) — Hanscom 9, Passante 7, Novak 5, Tidwell 2, Lockett 2, Halverson 0, Engle 0, Baker 0, George 0, Fry 0, Rodriguez 0. Totals 9-39 5-10 25. DOUGLAS (60) — Vermeer 10, Bishop 8, Shigley 8, New 7, Tripp 7, Pruitt 6, Bachmeier 5, King 2, Pope 2, Meals 0, Blankenship 0. Totals 24-60 10-23 60. Phoenix.............................................6 9 6 4 — 25 Douglas......................................17 15 17 11 — 60 3-point goals — Phoenix 2 (Hanscom 1, Passante 1), Douglas 2 (New 1, Bachmeier 1). JV score — Douglas 45, Phoenix 21. KLAMATH UNION 43, MAZAMA 30 — At Klamath Falls, Blake Stearns and Kiara Fiegi each posted a double-double in the nonconference win. Stearns finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds, while Fiegi had 11 points and 10 boards. The Pelicans (5-3) got a scare when starting post Breezie Coke injured her arm in the first quarter. The 6-foot-1 senior sat out the rest of the contest and will miss the next four to five days with a minor sprain. MAZAMA (30) — Garrett 8, Jones 1, Ramsay 2, Stratton 3, Lawson 2, Glidewell 6, Cox 8, Keisling 0, Barker 0. Totals: 9 11-28 30. KLAMATH UNION (43) — Stearns 12, Gilbert 6, Lundy 8, Amos 2, Metz 4, Fiegi 11, Coke 0, Womack 0, Rochelle 0. Totals: 16 10-20 43. Mazama..........................................6 6 6 12 — 30 Klamath Union..............................13 7 14 9 — 43 3-point goals — Mazama 1 (Stratton 1), Klamath Union 1 (Lundy 1). Fouled out — Stearns, Barker. Technical foul — Cox. JV result — Mazama won. Mail Tribune Home  | Local News  | Sports  | Business  | Obituaries  | Life | Opinion AP News | Archives  |  Site Map  | Community  | Classified   Copyright © 1997-2005 Mail Tribune, Inc. All rights reserved. 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