State 2B roundup: Brock Ravet leads Kittitas/Thorp into title game
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Boys
Toutle Lake 49, Toledo 45: The Ducks weathered the early storm to eliminate the Indians. Down 17-6 after the first quarter, Toutle Lake leaned on its big man, 6-foot-5 Mike Adams, to get back into the game.
Shooting 7 for 11 from the field, Adams finished with 17 points. He was aided by Cam Swanson with 13 points and Nate Hoff with 11.
Reece Wallace had 18 points on 5-of-7 shooting and Brian Wood added 10.
Toutle Lake ended with only 11 rebounds, but took care of the basketball with only seven turnovers. Toledo finished with 31 rebounds, but gave the ball away 16 times.
Toutle Lake advances to play eight-seeded Brewster on today at 9:30 a.m. in the game for fourth and sixth places.
Toledo - Wood 10, Arceo Hansen 0, Arroyo 3, R.Wallace 18, W.Wallace 8, B.Marcil 5, D.Marcil 0, Farbo 0, Malunat 0.
Toutle Lake - Jorgenson 2, Swanson 13, Hoff 11, Adams 17, Grabenhorst 0, Keeton 0, Moss 0, Vetter 6.
Brewster 63, Morton-White Pass 60: Brewster made 15 of 20 free-throw attempts to tilt the game in its favor. The Bears were led by Corey Jarrell, who scored 19 points on 6-of-11 shooting from the field.
MWP’s Matthew Poquette, with 27 points, tried to keep the Timberwolves in it, but only Tristan Storey (10) added double-digit scoring.
MWP finished 22 of 44 from the field while Brewster shot 21 of 40.
The Bears’ tight defense led to nine steals and 12 turnovers overall by the Timberwolves.
Joe Taylor added 17 points for the Bears.
Brewster advances to play seventh-seeded Toutle Lake today in the game for fourth and sixth places at 9:30 a.m.
Morton-White Pass - Rashoff 2, Gillispie 8, Lewis 6, Poquette 27, Pelletier 0, Morris 3, Storey 10, Higdon 0, Salguero.
Brewster - Nava 10, Baker 6, Jarrell 19, Taylor 17, Kelpman 11, Najera 0, Gebbers 0, Riggan 0.
Kittitas/Thorp 77, Adna 34: Full recap here
Saint George’s 64, Liberty 60 (OT): Full recap here
Girls
Ilwaco 85, Tri-Cities Prep 54: The top-ranked Fishermen avenged their loss from Thursday with a thumping of the 11th-seeded Jaguars.
Makenzie Kaech had another big game, scoring 31 points on 14-of-19 shooting with a game-high five assists.
Ilwaco finished with more rebounds, assists, blocks, steals and fewer turnovers.
Ilwaco’s Madeline Jacobson had 22 points with 15 rebounds.
TCP freshman point guard Talia Von oelhoffen scored 27 points.
Ilwaco advances to play third-seeded Wahkiakum today at 8 a.m.
Tri-Cities Prep - Mak.Brandner 4, Dickson 10, Boothe 7, Monteon 4, Von oelhoffen 27, Carey 0, Ghirardo 0, Valencia 0, Mad.Brandner 2, White 0.
Ilwaco - Bannister 18, Glenn 6, Thomas 0, Kaech 31, Jacobson 22, Kaytlenn 0, McMullen 4, E.Sheldon 4, Kemmer 0, Bell 0, Simonson 0, T.Sheldon 0.
Wahkiakum 48, Life Christian Academy 44 (OT): For the second day in a row, it appeared the Mules were on their way to a poor offensive showing, down 20-13 at half.
But Paige Mace and Macie Elliott scored 14 points apiece to will their team to an overtime win over the ninth-seeded Eagles.
The Mules shot 24 percent from the field in the first half but came back to make 42 percent of their shots in the second half. They turned it on in the extra frame, knocking down 3 of 5 shots to advance to the next consolation round.
Alea Yun led Life Christian Academy with 18 points. No other Eagle had more than eight.
Wahkiakum advances to play top-seeded Ilwaco in the game for fourth and sixth places today at 8 a.m.
Wahkiakum - Ashe 3, P.Mace 14, M.Mace 3, Elliott 14, E.Leitz 6, Fluckiger 0, Merz 8, A.Watkins 0, K.Watkins 0, M.Leitz 0.
Life Christian - Turner 8, Whitehead 5, Lovelady 8, Yun 18, Chapman 5, Escobar 0.
Colfax 55, Saint George’s 48: Full recap here
Davenport 51, Napavine 43: Full recap here