Valley Junior High Activities

Thu., Feb. 24, 2000

Boys-girls basketball (Final Standings)

League Overall W L W L Ninth Grade Girls Evergreen 7 1 9 1 Greenacres 6 2 8 2 Bowdish 4 4 5 5 Horizon 2 6 2 8 North Pines 1 7 2 8

SCORES: Horizon 43, North Pines 40. Greenacres 50, Bowdish 40. Evergreen 65, North Central 36. Evergreen 78, North Pines 50. Greenacres 34, Horizon 26. Mead 55, Horizon 39. Bowdish 43, Horizon 29. Greenacres 63, Evergreen 61. Mt. Spokane 60, North Pines 35.

Ninth Grade Boys Greenacres 8 0 8 2 Evergreen 6 2 7 3 Horizon 4 4 5 4 Bowdish 2 6 4 6 North Pines 0 8 0 10

SCORES: Bowdish 75, North Pines 37. Horizon 62, North Pines 33. Greenacres 68, Bowdish 51. North Central 48, Evergreen 41. Evergreen 62, North Pines 16. Greenacres 57, Horizon 41. Bowdish 74, Mt. Spokane 52. Horizon 58, Bowdish 51. Greenacres 48, Evergreen 39. Mt. Spokane 72, North Pines 40.

Eighth Grade Boys Horizon 7 0 9 1 Centennial 6 1 8 2 Evergreen 5 2 8 2 Mountain View 4 3 6 4 East Valley 3 4 4 6 Bowdish 2 5 2 8 North Pines 1 6 3 7 Greenacres 0 7 0 10

SCORES: Horizon 47, Centennial 38. Mountain View 48, Bowdish 45. East Valley 35, Greenacres 25. Evergreen 51, North Pines 31. Horizon 38, Greenacres 11. Evergreen 59, Bowdish 42. EV 59, North Pines 34. Centennial 66, Mountain View 55. Horizon 43, Evergreen 41. Mountain View 70, Greenacres 38. Bowdish 44, North Pines 34. Centennial 62, EV 52.

Seventh Grade Boys Horizon 7 0 10 0 Bowdish 5 2 8 2 East Valley 4 3 6 4 Greenacres 4 3 6 4 Evergreen 4 3 5 5 Mountain View 3 4 4 6 North Pines 1 6 1 9 Centennial 0 7 0 10

SCORES: Horizon 45, Centennial 27. Bowdish 49, Mountain View 41. East Valley 51, Greenacres 45. Evergreen 53, North Pines 32. Mountain View 37, Centennial 30. Horizon 46, Greenacres 36. Bowdish 42, Evergreen 32. EV 72, North Pines 46. Horizon 42, Evergreen 40. Greenacres 46, Mountain View 38. Bowdish 50, North Pines 31. EV 50, Centennial 30.

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