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GSL boys: Anton Watson paces Gonzaga Prep over University

From staff reports

Anton Watson led four in double figures with 18 points and Gonzaga Prep (14-1, 12-1) defeated visiting University (7-8, 7-6) 70-51 on Friday in Greater Spokane League play.

Shane Eugenio scored 16 points, Sam Lockett had 13, and Quinn Sestero added 12 points for G-Prep, ranked third in state 4A according to the latest RPI rankings. Seniors Eugenio and Sestero registered career highs.

Sestero scored 10 of his points and didn’t miss a shot in the fourth quarter. Lockett added 10 assists to record a double-double and Watson grabbed eight rebounds.

Brandon Tacke led U-Hi with 20 points – 18 in the second half. Tanner Christensen added 15 points for the Titans.

Ferris 52, Mt. Spokane 49: Michael Ervin scored 17 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to help the Saxons (12-3, 10-3) hold off the visiting Wildcats (6-9, 4-9).

Shamrock Campbell added 12 points for Ferris, which used a 14-4 run in the third to seize the momentum, then withstood a 19-13 fourth quarter from Mt. Spokane.

Justin Smith scored 14 points, J.T. Smith had 12, Phalon Maddox added 11 and Jerry Twenge had 10 for the Wildcats

Central Valley 60, North Central 24: Ryan Rehkow scored 15 points and the visiting Bears (12-3, 10-3) kept pace in the GSL and defeated the Indians (2-13, 2-11).

Billy Ames added 10 points and Michael Plunkitt scored nine points for Central Valley, ranked sixth in state 4A, which limited NC to single digits in each of the four quarters.

Isaiah Lockett led North Central with 12 points.

Shadle Park 80, Rogers 52: Tanner Groves lit up the scoreboard with 27 points and the Highlanders (12-3, 10-3) defeated visiting Rogers (1-14, 1-12).

Groves made nine baskets and was 9 of 10 from the line.

Shadle Park took control with an 18-8 second quarter, then put some distance between them and Rogers with a 23-9 third.

Andreas Brown finished with 18 points, Adrian Conway added 15 and Markieth Brown had 10 points with seven assists.

Evan Nomee and Jahlil Frans had 16 points apiece and Mandela Kalu added 10 for Rogers.

Lewis and Clark 80, Mead 51: Diedrick Pakootas scored 16 points and the visiting Tigers (10-5, 9-4) defeated the Panthers (2-13, 0-13).

The Tigers led 19-9 after the first quarter and commanded the game the rest of the way. Cameron Underwood scored 13 points and Anthony Smith added 11 for LC.

Tyson Rogalette scored 12 points to pace Mead.