Area roundup: Whitworth women’s basketball wins behind duo’s 50 combined points
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Camy Aguinaldo scored 26 points and Grace Douglas had 24 with 12 rebounds and Whitworth handed East Texas Baptist its first loss, 72-66, on Sunday in Marshall, Texas.
Douglas made six and Aguinaldo five of the Pirates’ 12 3-pointers.
The Pirates (6-3) and Tigers (7-1) were tied with 4:22 to go but the Whitworth went on a 10-2 run capped by a Douglas’ 3-pointer to lead 65-57 with 1:45 left then made 7 of 10 free throws to seal the win.
Purdue 65, Eastern Washington 40: The Eagles (4-6) turned the ball over 25 times leading to 31 Boilermaker points in a loss at West Lafayette, Indiana.
Delaney Hodgins scored 16 points but EWU only shot 28 percent and were outscored by Purdue (7-5) in the fourth quarter 22-7.
North Carolina 90, Washington 78: Amber Melgoza scored a career-high 25 points for the Huskies (5-5) but the Tar Heels (9-2) shot 58 percent in taking the victory in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Grays Harbor 84, CC Spokane 80 (OT): The Sasquatch (6-2) made 10 3-pointers but fell to the Chokers (8-1) in an NWAC Crossover in Aberdeen, Washington. Jessica Olson scored 22 points and Rose Mongoyak and Shania Graham 17 each for CCS with Graham hitting five 3-pointers.
Men’s basketball
Olympic 95, CC Spokane 90: The Sasquatch (9-3) rallied from a 14-point deficit with six minutes left to get within three points with 17 seconds to go but the Rangers (8-2) held on for the win at an NWAC Crossover in Vancouver, Washington.
Cameron Gay made a 3-pointer with a half-minute left then added another bucket as the Sasquatch closed to 93-90 but Olympic hit a pair of free throws and another Gay 3-point try missed with seven seconds remaining.
Dedrick Pakootas had four 3-pointers and 22 points for CCS with Cesar Sandoval adding 18, Lamar Harris 14 with nine rebounds and JR Delgado 12 points for CCS.