Girls

Colton 67, Neah Bay 34

McKenzie Heaslet finished with 17 points and five rebounds and the Colton Wildcats (24-2) made quick work of the Neah Bay Red Devils (23-3), using a 23-5 run in the second quarter to pull away for good.

Heaslet shot 7 of 13 from the field and Mollie Kramer added nine rebounds to go with her 14 points.

After leading by two at the end of the opening frame, the Wildcats outscored Neah Bay 51-20 the rest of the way. They forced 25 turnovers in the game, turning them into 20 points.

The Red Devils were led by Rebecca Thompson’s 11 points and seven rebounds from Merissa Murner.

Colton	16	23	14	14	- 67
Neah Bay	14	5	7	8	- 34

 Colton (24-2) – Moser 2, H. Moser 13, Heaslet 15, Dahmen 3, G. Druffel 3, Nygreen 0, K. Druffel 3, Vincent 4, Weber 2, Kramer 16, Meyer 6, Smith 0.

Neah Bay (23-3) – Thompson 11, Murner 7, Tyler 0, Winck 8, Ch. Moss 8, Ci. Moss 0, Allen 0.

Sunnyside Chr. 73, Mary Knight 11

Analisa VanOostrum went 6 of 8 from the floor, including 4 of 6 from 3-point range, and finished with 19 points and the Sunnyside Christian Knights (23-3) forced 39 turnovers, holding the Mary M. Knight Owls (11-14) to the lowest scoring total in State 1B tournament history – temporarily.

The Owls’ 11 points broke the previous record of 15 set by several teams. That mark of 11, however, was eclipsed one game later when Lopez scored nine points against Columbia.

The Owls attempted just 17 shots against the Knights, who scored 45 points off turnovers.

Marisa Boersma added 13 points and four rebounds for the Knights, who will play Colton in the state semifinals.

Mary Knight will play Neah Bay in a loser-out game.

Mary Knight	2	2	6	1	- 11
Sunnyside Christian	26	21	15	11	- 73

Mary Knight (11-12) – Beebe 0, Bearden 0, M. Sowle 0, A. Sowle 0, Johnson 0, Kiliz 2, Snyder 1, Adsero 4, Dierkop 0, Frost 4, Cook 0.

Sunnyside Christian (21-3) – Haak 6, Van Oostrum 19, D. DeGroot 2, Newhouse 0, Long 5, J. DeGroot 2, Den Hoed 13, Morrow 4, Broersma 13, Van Belle 8, Wavrin 1, Dalrymple 0.

Columbia 51, Lopez 9

Krista Colvin notched 16 points and five steals and – for the second time on the day – the record for lowest points in a game was broken, as the Columbia Lions (27-2) held the Lopez Lobos (11-10) to nine points, keeping them scoreless in the second and fourth quarters.

The Lions forced 35 turnovers in the game, outscoring Lopez 31-2 off turnovers.

Lindesy Loe added seven points and seven rebounds and Julie Ann Larrew had eight points for Columbia, which moves on to the state semifinals, awaiting a rematch of the District 7 title game against Almira/Coulee-Hartline.

For the Lobos, the loss moves them into the state record books, though not in the way they would like. Their nine-point effort was two points lower than Mary M. Knight, which scored just 11 in its loss to Sunnyside Christian.

Columbia	13	15	15	8	- 51
Lopez	2	0	7	0	- 9

 Columbia (27-2) – Loe 7, E. Larrew 4, Colvin 16, Parrow 8, Flett 2, A. Larrew 8, Morado 4, Jones 2, Hart 0.

Lopez (11-10) – Gruenwald 0, Taylor 0, Stanley 3, Ogden 0, Dye 2, Rain 0, Steinbrueck 4.

ACH 66, Selkirk 29

Nikki Osborne poured in 21 points to go with seven rebounds and Sarah Gloyn added 14 points as the Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors knocked off the Selkirk Rangers, holding them to 19 points in the first three quarters.

Selkirk got seven points from Courtney Holter and six boards from Annemarie Cain, but the Rangers fell in an early hole, trailing by 24 at the half.

The Rangers shot 21.7 percent from the field in the game, while ACH went 24 of 55.

The Warriors turned the ball over just 10 times in the game, getting 11 points off Selkirk turnovers.

The Rangers will try and keep their season alive with a loser-out game against Lopez at 10:30 a.m.

The Warriors, the state runners-up last season, take on Columbia tonight at 5:30.

Selkirk	4	6	9	10	- 29
ACH	14	20	20	12	- 66

 Selkirk (20-8) – K. Couch 6, A. Couch 6, H. Adams 0, Holter 7, Cain 0, Carasco 3, Reiber 1, Miller 0, McCollim 0, Shafer 0, J. Adams 0.

Almira/Coulee-Hartline – Martin 6, Ma. Isaak 5, K. Streeter 5, Fox 2, Gloyn 14, Mo. Isaak 0, Porterfield 2, S. Streeter 1, Noggles 10, Hughes 0, Bresee 0, Osborne 21.