Middle school sports standings

Thu., Feb. 23, 2006

The Spokesman-Review

Eighth-grade girls basketball

Final Standings	League		Overall
Freeman	7	1	9	1
Greenacres	7	1	9	1
Horizon	7	1	8	2
Centennial	5	3	7	3
East Valley	4	4	4	6
Evergreen	3	5	4	6
Mountain View	2	6	2	8
Bowdish	1	7	2	8
North Pines	0	8	0	10

Scores: Centennial 44, East Valley 41. Freeman 59, Evergreen 15. Greenacres 32, Mountain View 23. Bowdish 31, North Pines 26. Horizon 57, East Valley 35. Freeman 45, Horizon 42. Centennial 45, Mountain View 30. Evergreen 45, Bowdish 25. Greenacres 59, North Pines 18.

Seventh-grade girls basketball

Final Standings	League		Overall
Centennial	8	0	10	0
Bowdish	7	1	9	1
Freeman	6	2	8	2
Evergreen	5	3	5	5
Greenacres	4	4	6	4
Horizon	4	4	5	5
Mountain View	2	6	2	8
East Valley	1	7	1	9
North Pines	0	8	0	10

Scores: Evergreen 31, Horizon 30. Greenacres 41, East Valley 22. Centennial 60, EV 21. Freeman 56, Evergreen 46. Greenacres 35, Mountain View 30. Bowdish 57, North Pines 26. Horizon 31, EV 22. Freeman 58, Horizon 47. Centennial 53, Mountain View 34. Bowdish 42, Evergreen 38. Greenacres 55, North Pines 28.

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