Mead Rebounds From Rout, Downs Kennewick 54-46

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Ralph Castaneda scored 19 points and Matt Armitage matched his career high with 13 as Mead bounced back from a big road loss for a 54-46 victory at Kennewick Saturday night.

Armitage put the Panthers (1-1) up for good with a 3-pointer in the second quarter. Castaneda did his damage by hitting eight of 14 shots. Both players added seven rebounds.

Damian Long had eight steals for Mead, which lost 83-50 at Pasco on Friday night.

Mead 54, Kennewick 46

Mead 11 15 16 12 - 54

Kennewick 14 7 13 12 - 46

MEAD Morris 2, Klaus 0, Inderrieden 0, Riccelli 0, Armitage 13, West 6, Long 8, Eggers 0, Walton 6, Castaneda 19, Wyrick 0, Myers 0.

KENNEWICK Mitchell 4, Hatch 6, Finney 6, Johnson 4, Larson 26.

Lewis and Clark 70, Pullman 63

Paul Mencke rebounded a missed LC free throw in the final minute and was fouled, sinking both free throws to seal the visiting Tigers’ (1-0) win over the Greyhounds (0-2).

Mencke finished with 19 points and seven rebounds as the Tigers took advantage of 28 Pullman turnovers. The Greyhounds made 15 of 18 free throws, including a 10-for-10 performance by Tim Wang, who had 16 points.

Lewis and Clark 21 15 14 20 - 70

Pullman 14 19 12 18 - 63

LEWIS AND CLARK Bowman 2, Canton 0, Steuckle 5, Homer 18, Lynch 9, Thompson 1, Etter 2, Vick 12, Adams 0, Mencke 19, Stack 2.

PULLMAN Svingen 0, Holmes 5, Berry 4, Wang 16, Donati 12, Wilde 18, Mirkovich 2, Cummings 0, Marong 2, Watters 4.

University 67, Moses Lake 52

The Titans (1-0) outscored the Chiefs (0-2) 22-9 in the fourth quarter to pull away for the road win.

U-Hi, which trailed by five at halftime, was led by Kelly Hineman’s 22 points, which included three 3-pointers in the second quarter as the Titans rallied from five down. Hineman and Zaq Flanery each had 10 rebounds.

University 12 12 21 22 - 67

Moses Lake 9 20 14 9 - 52

UNIVERSITY - Jeffries 3, Fryer 0, Massey 8, Wetzel 3, Earling 0, Hineman 22, Carlson 15, Flanery 3, Wilson 2, Allen 9.

MOSES LAKE McGrotha 14, Sandberg 10, Harris 3, Baker 2, Jorgensen 5, Roylance 3, Valdez 13, Kayser 2.

Cheney 64, Shadle Park 55

The Blackhawks (1-1) hit 10 of 13 from the foul line in the fourth quarter to secure their win over the Highlanders (0-1) at Shadle Park.

The Highlanders opened an early lead but Cheney rallied to take a 29-27 lead at halftime and stretched that to 50-39 entering the fourth quarter.

Cheney 7 22 21 14 - 64

Shadle Park 15 12 12 16 - 55

CHENEY Randall 9, Battien 2, Urdahl 7, Oddod 9, Parker 12, Maliani 7, Reiman 2, Olson 3, DeMulling 13.

SHADLE PARK Beal 0, Cook 13, Kingsbury 1, Pate 8, Baune 11, Glanzer 0, Anderson 14, Mohr 0, Augistine 4, Hann 2, Hipps 2.

Pasco 64, North Central 46

The visiting Bulldogs (2-0) opened a 20-point lead at halftime and the Indians (1-1) never recovered.

Kelly Herron had 18 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Pasco. Adam Hieb was the only NC player to reach double figures with 16.

Pasco 18 20 9 17 - 64

North Central 10 8 13 15 - 46

PASCO Watson 6, Tippett 6, Collins 3, Fielding 6, Herron 18, Ady 13, Guice 1, Fine 3, Hernandez 5, Hultgreen 3.

NORTH CENTRAL Plaster 0, Turner 0, Blanchat 8, Blotsky 4, Kuhlman 8, Holdren 8, Hieb 16, Young 0, Kapelke 0, Eschenbacher 2.

Gonzaga Prep 61, Walla Walla 54

The Bullpups (2-0) recovered after blowing most of a big lead to post a road win over the Blue Devils (0-1).

Prep raced to a 39-17 lead at the half but was outscored 21-10 in the third quarter and allowed the Blue Devils to get within seven at the end.

Gonzaga Prep 16 23 10 12 - 61

Walla Walla 8 9 21 16 - 54

GONZAGA PREP Kocharhook 2, Dixson 9, Thielman 5, Powell 12, Sweeney 10, Herrin 13, McFarland 8, Egger 2, Hartnett 0.

WALLA WALLA Webb 11, Thompson 2, Parcells 14, McCarthy 8, Bohn 9, Greiner 10, Wilkinson 0.

Ferris 64, Richland 58

The Saxons (2-0) got 23 points from Scott Stocum and 21 from Leonard Harmon and finally put away the Bombers (0-2) for the road win.

No team could build a lead bigger than three points in the first half, but Pasco opened a seven-point margin in the third quarter before the Saxons tied it entering the fourth.

Stocum got a key basket off an offensive rebound to make it 58-54 for Ferris in the final minutes. Justin Bursch then iced it with clutch foul shooting.

Ferris 20 12 18 16 - 64

Richland 18 14 16 10 - 58

FERRIS Bursch 3, Schuchart 0, Servine 0, Hardan 9, Henneberry 8, Harmon 21, Stocum 23, Weatherred 0.

RICHLAND Merkley 0, Lehrschall 4, Robertson 15, Wade 10, McClelland 2, Stottlemyre 7, Coleman 20.

Rogers 73, East Valley 72

The Knights (0-2) were down seven points with 20 seconds to go before converting a three-point play with 7 seconds left and sinking a 3-pointer as time ran out, allowing the Pirates (1-1) to pick up the road win.

Rogers rallied from a seven-point deficit at halftime by going to the line 24 times, 37 total for the game.

De’Andrey Mosbey pumped in 22 points for Rogers and Nathan Smith added 15. James Spotted Horse had 22 points, eight boards and five steals for East Valley but fouled out with 4 minutes to play.

Rogers 17 19 18 19 - 73

East Valley 15 28 12 17 - 72

ROGERS Browning 2, Loffredi 9, Cuculich 2, Oglesbee 0, Mosby 22, Hassett 9, Williams 0, Dainty 10, Pugh 0, Smith 17, Hemphill 2, Salgado 0.

EAST VALLEY - Johnson 5, LeGrant 15, Wilson 6, Snyder 15, Unser 2, Freund 0, Sams 1, Robinson 3, Hansen 3, Spotted Horse 22.

Connell 94, Riverside 77

Josh Hall pumped in 30 points but it wasn’t enough as the Eagles jumped out to an early lead and beat the visiting Rams (1-1) in a shootout.

Connell was up 20-9 after one quarter but Riverside crept back within seven by the start of the fourth quarter before the Eagles pulled away.

Riverside 9 26 23 19 - 77

Connell 20 27 18 29 - 94

RIVERSIDE Monroe 13, Hall 30, JOhnson 10, Harisen 0, Ahrens 20, Lundberg 0, Hodgson 4, Otto 0.

CONNELL Montiert 2, Mackay 2, Ewert 3, Colclasure 3, Warr 0, Davis 23, Bailey 4, Marquardt 18, Winder 14, Gunter 6, Rice 7, Clyde 12.

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