CLALLAM BAY — Ryan Moss’ shooting, rebounding and defense led Neah Bay to a 80-51 victory over Clallam Bay.
Moss put up 30 points, grabbed nine rebounds and made seven steals for the Red Devils in Friday’s North Olympic League boys basketball win. He made 11 of 18 shots, including 8 for 14 from 3-point range.
Two other Red Devils scored in double figures: Kenrick Doherty Jr. had 15 points and Anthony Bitegeko finished with 11.
Doherty also had six rebounds and four assists, and Bitegeko pulled down eight boards and made 3 of 5 treys. Reggie Buttram finished with a team-high 10 rebounds and added seven points and three steals.
Neah Bay, ranked ninth in Class 1B in the lastest Associated Press poll, improves to 3-0 in league play and 10-2 overall, while Clallam Bay falls to 1-1 in league and 9-4 overall.
Ramon Tinoco paced the Bruins with 17 points, and Alan Greene tallied 12.
The teams will meet again in Neah Bay on Monday, a makeup of their game that was postponed Jan. 15.
Neah Bay 80, Clallam Bay 51
Neah Bay 24 24 14 18— 80
Clallam Bay 13 13 11 14— 51
Individual scoring
Neah Bay (80)
Munyagi 4, Bitegeko 11, Buzzell 1, Dulik 2, Doherty 15, Tejano 5, Moss 30, Buttram 7, Johnson 3, Greene 2, Gagnon.
Clallam Bay (51)
Greene 12, J. Signor 5, Tinoco 17, Keys 7, Willis 4, Cowdrey 6, Aldana, Haney.
Aberdeen 60, Forks 50
ABERDEEN — Marky Adams won the battle of big men, but the Bobcats won the battle of Evergreen League teams.
Adams, 6-foot-8, scored 16 points for the Spartans on Friday and held Aberdeen’s 6-foot-6 post Chandler Craig to nine.
“Marky had a really good game,” Forks coach Rick Gooding said.
“They got a big kid, Craig, who’s a real dominant kid, and Marky actually did a pretty good job defensively on him. So that was cool to see.”
Adams scored eight of his 16 points in the first quarter. Unfortunately, the Spartans only had three other points in the period and were outscored 20-11.
Forks fought back and got within two points in the fourth quarter before the Bobcats pulled away.
“It was a two-point game in the fourth quarter, we just, we didn’t execute, do the things we needed to do,” Gooding said.
Victor Gomez and Mark James each had 14 points to lead Aberdeen (9-1, 12-3).
Forks (4-7, 6-10) plays at Tenino (1-10, 3-11) on Monday. The Beavers picked up their only league win of the season by beating the Spartans 49-45 in Forks last month.
Aberdeen 60, Forks 50
Forks 11 13 15 11— 50
Aberdeen 20 11 12 17— 60
Individual scoring
Forks (50)
Schumack 5, Ramsey 3, Baysinger 5, Tejano 6, Browning 9, Prose 6, Adams 16, Pegram.
Aberdeen (60)
Roiko 4, Campbell 10, James 14, Devine 4, Gomez 14, Castleberry-Taylor 5, Craig 9, Dublanko, Williamson.
Girls Basketball
Neah Bay 75, Clallam Bay 26
CLALLAM BAY — The 10th-ranked Red Devils defeated the ninth-ranked Bruins for the second time in a week, but this time were more dominating than their eight-point win Jan. 15.
Neah Bay led 49-24 after three quarters and then finished the game by outscoring Clallam Bay 26-2 in the final period.
Tristin Johnson topped Neah Bay with 17 points and Holly Greene added 15. Both made 3 of 6 shots from 3-point range.
Johnson also had nine rebounds, four assists and three steals in Friday’s victory, which improved the Red Devils to 4-0 in North Olympic League play and 9-4 overall.
Vonte Aguirre, Cei’J Gagnon and Starlena Halttunen each scored eight for Neah Bay, and Jessica Greene added seven points and dished out seven assists.
Clallam Bay’s Atokena Abe tied Johnson for game-high scoring honors with 17.
The Bruins (1-2, 10-3) next play at Crescent (0-3, 2-11) on Wednesday.
Neah Bay, meanwhile, hosts Forks (0-11, 0-14) on Wednesday.
Neah Bay 75, Clallam Bay 26
Neah Bay 12 19 18 26— 75
Clallam Bay 4 11 9 2— 26
Individual scoring
Neah Bay (75)
Olson 6, J. Greene 7, Aguirre 8, H. Greene 15, Gagnon 8, McCaulley 6, Johnson 17, Halttunen 8.
Clallam Bay (26)
LaChester 1, S. Willis 2, McCoy 4, Abe 17, Maines 2, Wonderly, Anderson, Signor, Tyree, K. Willis.
Olympic 52, Sequim 42
BREMERTON — Katie Campana’s hot-shooting fourth quarter prevented the Wolves from pulling off an Olympic League 2A upset of the Trojans.
Friday’s game was tight through the first three quarters, after which Sequim held a 35-31 lead.
Then Campana scored 13 of her 20 points and Olympic outscored the Wolves 21-7 in the third quarter. Nine of Campana’s fourth-quarter points came from three 3-pointers.
Adrienne Haggerty paced the Wolves’ upset attempt with 19 points. Jordan Miller added eight points and Alisha Grasser had seven points.
Sequim (1-8, 5-10) finishes the regular season with four straight home games, beginning Tuesday against North Mason (0-8, 5-11). The Wolves only league win of the season so far came against the Bulldogs on Jan. 5.
Olympic 52, Sequim 42
Sequim 9 13 13 7— 42
Olympic 9 8 14 21— 52
Individual scoring
Sequim (42)
M. Bentz 5, Christiansen 3, Haggerty 19, Miller 8, Grasser 7, Montelius, J. Bentz.
Olympic (42)
Monzon 17, Coleman 2, Campana 20, Shaw 4, Mitchell 9, Hazzard, Bohlmann, McInnis, Kalavati.
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Compiled using team reports.
