PORT ANGELES — Jessica Madison ripped the nets for 23 points to spark the Port Angeles girls basketball team to an easy romp over North Kitsap on Tuesday night.
The Roughriders beat the Vikings 78-27 with four players scoring in double figures.
Taylyn Jeffers sank 13 points and grabbed 10 rebounds while Kiah Jones scored 12 and had a game-high 11 boards.
Mariah Frazier had 11 points for the Riders.
Port Angeles improves to 7-0 overall and in the Olympic League.
“North Kitsap works hard but they are real young,” coach Mike Knowles said.
“There are no seniors on their team and they play two freshmen. In a year or so they will be good.”
The Riders led 23-7 at the end of the first quarter and 40-18 at halftime.
Port Angeles out-rebounded the Vikings 38-19.
They have a much tougher opponent in their first nonleague game of the season Thursday night at home.
The Class 2A Riders host 4A Mount Tahoma.
“That will be a good test for us,” Knowles said. “They are four times our [school] size and they have a 6-6 post.”
The Riders’ tallest player is Kiah Jones at 6-foot.
Port Angeles 78, North Kitsap 27
North Kitsap 7 11 7 2 — 27
Port Angeles 23 17 22 16 — 78
Individual Scoring
North Kitsap (27)
Cardoz 2, Wright 2, Bray 6, Whitbeck 3, Simons 9, Williams 5.
Port Angeles (78)
Madison 23, Kiah Jones 12, Knowles 5, Walker 4, Frazier 11, Johnson 2, Rodocker 8, Jeffers 13.
Boys Basketball North Mason 39, Port Townsend 36
PORT TOWNSEND — The Bulldogs held off the Redskins in a defensive Olympic League struggle Tuesday night.
“We play pretty good defense but we dug a hole in the first quarter that we couldn’t get out of,” Port Townsend coach Tom Webster said.
The Redskins scored only three points in the first period and trailed 22-13 at halftime.
A.J. Barker led the Bulldogs with 21 points.
“Barker was the difference in the game,” Webster said. “He played really well.”
However, North Mason’s top player was held to two points.
Webster put the Redskins’ top defender, Seiji Thielk, on the Bulldogs’ top scorer.
Kylen Solvik led the Redskins with 13 points while Jacob DeBerry added 11.
The Redskins fell to 1-6 in league and 1-7 overall.
North Mason 39, Port Townsend 36
North Mason 11 11 9 8 — 39
Port Townsend 3 10 13 10 — 36
Individual Scoring
North Mason (39)
McDonnell 2, Barker 21, Bishop 11, Sandquist 1, Fener 2, Burley 2.
Port Townsend (36)
Rubio 2, Thielk 3, DeBerry 11, Juran 5, Solvik 13, Ristick 2.
Neah Bay at Holiday tourney
BELLINGHAM — The Neah Bay boys and girls basketball teams won three out of four games at the Lummi Holiday Tournament on Monday and Tuesday.
The Red Devil boys (5-0) outlasted Lummi on Monday by topping them 53-48 to start the weekend.
The Red Devils (5-1) couldn’t keep the perfect weekend, getting beaten by Tulalip Heritage 55-49 after leading for most of the game Tuesday.
The Neah Bay girls (5-0), however, did manage a perfect weekend, beating Lummi 57-49 to start the tournament Monday.
Next, facing Tulalip Heritage, the Neah Bay girls (6-0) dominated the game, winning 65-24 on Tuesday to stay undefeated on the season.
The Red Devil boys and girls next face Crosspoint Academy in Bremerton on Thursday.
Boys Neah Bay 53, Lummi 48
Neah bay 14 17 11 11 — 53
Lummi 13 10 13 12 — 48
Individual Scoring
Neah Bay (53)
Greene 19, Zulik 10, Monetti 9, Smith 5, Jimmicum 5, Kallatta 4.
Lummi (48)
Rivera 19, Brady 12, Roberts 6, Tom 6, Wall 3.
Talalip Heritage 55, Neah Bay 49
Tulalip Heritage 9 11 15 19 — 55
Neah Bay 11 14 15 9 — 49
Individual Scoring
Tulalip Heritage (55)
Kidd 18, Renion 10, Sryberg 10, George 9, Williams 4.
Neah Bay (49)
Monetti 13, Pascua 8, Zulik 7, Greene 7, Jimmicum 6, Kallatta 5.
Girls Neah Bay 57, Lummi 49
Neah Bay 15 14 15 13 — 57
Lummi 15 9 16 9 — 49
Individual Scoring
Neah Bay (57)
Ch. Moss 17, Thompson 15, Murner 14, Ci. Moss 5, Winck 4, Sones 2.
Lummi (49)
Francine 15, Misty 11, Kaona 11, Shawnee 10, Aiyana 2.
Neah Bay 65, Talalip Heritage 24
Talalip Heritage 4 4 8 8 — 24
Neah Bay 23 27 8 7 — 65
Individual Scoring
Talalip Heritage (24)
Treena 6, Dawn 4, Reyna 3, Kim 2.
Neah Bay (65)
Ch. Moss 15, Ci. Moss 14, Winck 10, Thompson 10, Murner 6, Tyler 5.
