Middle school sports standings

Sat., Feb. 11, 2006

The Spokesman-Review

Eighth grade girls basketball

	League		Overall
Horizon	6	0	7	1
Freeman	5	1	7	1
Greenacres	5	1	7	1
East Valley	4	2	4	4
Centennial	3	3	5	3
Evergreen	2	4	3	5
Mountain View	2	4	2	6
Bowdish	0	6	1	7
North Pines	0	6	0	8

Scores: Horizon 45, Bowdish 18. East Valley 49, Evergreen 40. Greenacres 55, Bowdish 9. Evergreen 44, Mountain View 21. Freeman 36, Centennial 32. Horizon 54, East Valley 31. Evergreen 38, North Pines 24. Centennial 43, Bowdish 22. Horizon 53, Mountain View 21. Freeman 50, East Valley 26.

Greenacres 60, Centennial 30. Horizon 40, North Pines 22. East Valley 47, Bowdish 24. Freeman 47, Mountain View 11. Horizon 41, Evergreen 36. Greenacres 59, East Valley 33. Freeman 40, North Pines 20. Mountain View 26, Bowdish 17.

Seventh grade girls basketball

	League		Overall
Centennial	6	0	8	0
Bowdish	5	1	7	1
Freeman	4	2	6	2
Horizon	3	2	4	3
Evergreen	3	2	3	4
Mountain View	2	4	2	6
Greenacres	1	4	3	4
East Valley	1	4	1	6
North Pines	0	6	0	8

Scores: Bowdish 46, Greenacres 27. Evergreen 38, Mountain View 32. Centennial 44, Freeman 42. Horizon 38, East Valley 20. Evergreen 41, North Pines 15. Centennial 44, Bowdish 33. Horizon 49, Mountain View 32. Freeman 44, East Valley 33.

Centennial 36, Greenacres 28. Horizon 60, North Pines 20. Bowdish 48, East Valley 24. Freeman 49, Mountain View 35. Freeman 51, North Pines 24. Bowdish 25, Mountain View 12. Evergreen-Horizon and EV-Greenacres not reported.

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