GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bulldogs 75, Loggers 28

ONALASKA — Zoe Hutchings scored 23 points as Montesano remained unbeaten by routing Onalaska in a non-league game Saturday.

The Bulldogs (3-0) scored the game’s opening 13 points and forced 30 Logger turnovers.

“We tried to switch up our defenses and keep them off-balance,” Monte coach Julie Graves. “We started the game with a lot of energy and finished with a lot of energy. It was nice to play a complete 32-minute game.”

Samantha Stanfield had 14 points and seven rebounds, Zoee Lisherness had 13 points and 11 boards and Lexi Lovell swiped six steals for the Bulldogs. Montesano dished out 22 assists as a team, with Glory Grubb distributing six and Hannah Hatcher five.

The Bulldogs host Rochester on Wednesday.

Montesano 23 23 11 18 — 75

Onalaska 9 6 7 6 — 28

Montesano (75) — Ekerson 4, Hutchings 23, Grubb 4, Stanfield 14, Lovell 9, Lisherness 13, Perkinson 2, Hatcher 2, Miller 4, Granstrom, Mittleider. FG — 33-71 (.465). FT — 6-11.

Onalaska (28) — Rich 6, Vint 8, Duryea 3, C. Nevitt 2, Sabin 4, Barerra 5, Morris, Holmes, Pannkak, Hillie, Bogar, D. Nevitt. FG — 12-30 (.400). FT — 2-8.

JV — Montesano 48, Onalaska 13. Riley Thoemmes 19 points for Montesano

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Highclimbers 66, Grizzlies 21

SHELTON — A 25-point first quarter ignited Class 3A Shelton past Hoquiam in a non-league game Saturday.

Kylee Bagwell paced the Grizzlies (0-3) with 10 points. Maya Jump and Kylee Vonhof added eight points each for Hoquiam.

The Grizzlies host Cascade Christian today.

Hoquiam 5-4-6-6 — 21

Shelton 25 19 8 14 — 66

Hoquiam (21) — Jade Cox 4, Mazariegos, Jump, Delahanty 2, Bagwell 10, Bogdanovich, Jordan Cox, Krohn 4, Strom, Vonhof 1, German. FG — 7-49 (.143). FT — 7-10.

Shelton (66) — Gowley 3, Johnson 3, Ware 16, Peterson 9, Griffin 16, Powell 3, Gairns 8, Moon 3, Litterson 5. FG — 26-64 (.406). FT — 6-10.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Gulls 47, Trojans 37

PE ELL — Preserving a fourth-quarter lead with an all-reserve lineup, Raymond opened its season with a non-league victory over Pe Ell on Saturday.

All five Raymond starters were on the bench for a portion of the fourth quarter — one with an injury, two with cramps and two with four fouls. The Gulls nonetheless played the Trojans even to maintain a 10-point advantage.

“They did really well,” Raymond coach Mike Tully said of the reserves. “I was really happy with the way the second unit played and it showed that we have some depth.”

Devine Souvannavanh topped the Gulls with 15 points. Marcus Anderson chipped in with 13 points and 10 rebounds.

Kolin Koski came off the bench to contribute 10 points and strong defense, while Kaci Phansisay came up with five steals.

The Gulls (1-0) host Elma on Tuesday.

Raymond 14 16 7 10 — 47

Pe Ell 15 8 4 10 — 37

Raymond (47) — Phansisay 3, Maden, Anderson 13, Enslow 1, Hubbard 6, Sida 3, Souvannavanh 15, Collins, Koski 6, Rockwell. FG — 17-55 (.309). FT — 10-21.

Pe Ell (37) — Smith 3, Cox, Shepherd, McCalden 10, Nelson 3, Hoffman 9, Prestegord 12. FG — 13-64 (.203). FT — 10-21.

JV — Raymond 61, Pe Ell 39.

Chitwhins 64, Bears 41

SUQUAMISH – A big second quarter helped lift Taholah past Chief Kitsap in a season-opening game Friday night.

Taholah got off to a slow start and found itself down after the first quarter but put up 25 points in the second quarter and never looked back.

The Chitwhins used defense to power their offense and got five steals apiece from Jesse Purdy and James Orozco.

Taholah head coach Mike Rose said he was pleased with the way his team rebounded after only putting up nine points in the first quarter.

“We started out slow but we pressed and held them pretty well,” he said.

Taholah played Chief Leschi on Monday.

Taholah 9 25 15 19 — 64

C. Kitsap 17 4 7 13 — 41

Taholah (64) — Orozco 4, Underwood 8, James-Juneau 5, Bastian 8, Waugh 2, King 16, Purdy 14, Billie 6, Mowitch 2.

C. Kitsap (41) — Andrews 2, Figo 8, Gwinn 8, Marquez 11, Wino-Rat bun 11.

C.C. WRESTLING

GHC men sweep

The Grays Harbor College men swept Umpqua Community College, 34-24, and Pacific Lutheran University, 48-13, last weekend.

Grays Harbor Josh Pine needed only eight seconds to pin his PLU opponent at 165 pounds. Christian Hill (125), Kalvyn Scott (174) and Jack Moen (197) also notched pins against the short-handed Lutes.

Montesano’s Taylor Rupe, a two-time state champion, won his first college match for Pacific Lutheran, decisioning Garrett Ault at 285.

Pine, Chris Joner, Braiden Klimp and Jack Dahlgren recorded pins for Grays Harbor in Friday’s win at Umpqua. Choker 141-pounder Damon Thomas was also cited for a fine performance.

Grays Harbor College’s women fell to top-ranked Simon Fraser, 31-15. Nina Pham and Paige Baynes scored victories for GHC.