Raymond and Willapa Valley earned boys hoops league victories while Aberdeen upended Montesano in a boys wrestling dual as we review local sports on the Harbor.

BOYS PREP BASKETBALL

Raymond 49, North Beach 29

Raymond picked up a key 2B Pacific League victory 49-29 over North Beach on Tuesday at North Beach High School.

The Seagulls (9-9 overall, 7-4 2B Pacific) led 20-13 after one quarter and held the Hyaks (7-11, 2-8) to 16 points over the final three quarters of the game.

“We had a good defensive effort tonight,” said Raymond head coach Mike Tully, whose team scored just 14 points in the second half. “We looked good at times on offense in the first half, then went cold in the second half.”

Seagulls junior guard Chris Quintana (17 points, 4 rebounds, 2 steals) and senior wing Austin Snodgrass (15 pts., 5 reb., 3 steals) each scored in double digits for Raymond.

”Chris Quintana and Austin Snodgrass were both doing a good job knocking down shots early,” Tully said. “Luckily, our defense really clamped down in second half and we didn’t need to score much to maintain our lead.”

North Beach was led by Tyrrell Curry Sith with eight points.

The Hyaks sit in fifth-place in the 2B Pacific League and host South Bend at 7 p.m. on Thursday.

Fourth-place Raymond faces Onalaska at 7 p.m. Saturday at Onalaska High School.

Raymond 20 15 8 6 – 49

North Beach 13 8 6 2 – 29

Scoring: Raymond – Quintana 17, Snodgrass 15, Yearout 7, Kongbouakhay 4, Banker 2, Welch 2, Stephens 2. North Beach – Curry Sith 8, J. Charley 6, Eastman 4, Lauderdale 4, K. Charley 3, Williams 2, Hovland 2.

Willapa Valley 67, Three Rivers Christian 11

Willapa Valley dominated from start to finish in a 67-11 win over Three Rivers Christian on Tuesday in Longview.

Valley (8-9, 6-3 1B Columbia Valley) had more than double the amount of shot attempts of the Eagles (1-9, 0-9). The Vikings hit 29-of-70 shots (32%) compared to 4 for 28 for Three Rivers Christian (14%).

Valley was led by sophomore guard Blane King, who scored a game-high 18 points, including a perfect 4-for-4 from 3-point range.

“We wanted to set the tone immediately from the tip and we did that tonight,” Valley head coach Derek Rask said. “Everyone hustled and did their jobs well.”

The Vikings sit in fourth place in the league standings and hosts Naselle at 7 p.m. on Friday.

Willapa Valley 31 21 5 10 – 67

Three Rivers Chr. 2 5 1 3 – 11

Scoring: Willapa Valley – King 18, Blankenship 9, Fluke 9, Metcalf 6, Keeton 6, Ritzman 5, Lusk 5, Ruelas 5, Young 2, Sliva 2.

Other scores

Chief Leschi 69, South Bend 17

BOYS PREP WRESTLING

Aberdeen 52, Montesano 18

Aberdeen defeated Montesano 52-18 in a boys wrestling dual meet on Tuesday at Aberdeen High School.

The Bobcats won nine of 13 head-to-head matches to earn the Senior Night victory.

“The boys wrestled great,” Aberdeen head coach Jeff Hatton said. “Congratulations and thank you to all the seniors.”

Results

106 pounds: Roman Tadique (Aberdeen) won via pin over Zane Dillard (Montesano).

113: Talatheon Warness (A) won by forfeit.

120: Gibran Garcia (A) defeated Porter Harrison (M).

126: Jaidon Williams (A) won by decision over Alex Salstrom (M).

132: Britton Turner (A) won by pin over Ezra Gadwa (M).

138: Kole Kjesbu (M) won by decision over Michael Leontyev (A).

144: Glenny Black (A) won by pin over Zakary Dick (M).

150: Mikey Hatton (A) won by pin over Ryan Iverson (M).

157: Aidan Watkins (A) won by major decision over Gage Stutesman (M).

165: Reid Pace (M) won by pin over Isaac Cisneros-Serrato (A).

175: Gabe Pyhala (M) won by 6-2 decision over Erick Silviera (A).

190: Trevin Stewart (A) won by decision over Kyle Caton (M).

215: Felix Romero (M) won by pin over Clyde Tighe (A).

285: Paul Baltazar (A) won by pin over Logan Roberts (M).

MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Green River 98, Grays Harbor 63

Grays Harbor College’s losing streak extended to six games with a 98-63 loss to Green River College on Saturday at Tacoma Community College.

The Chokers (2-15, 0-3 NWAC West) were led by Keon Dewalt, who scored a team-best 32 points on 13-of-22 shooting (59%) to go along with six rebounds.

GHC hit 24-of-57 shots from the floor (42%), including 9 of 25 from 3-point range (36%).

But the Chokers defense struggled to slow down the Gators (14-4, 2-1), which hit 16 3-pointers and went 35 of 66 from the field (53%).

GHC is scheduled to play at South Puget Sound at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

Grays Harbor 39 24 – 63

Green River 54 44 – 98

Scoring: GHC – Dewalt 32, Garza 11, Adamsel Jr., 7, Ferguson 4, Garrett 3, Adigun 2, Laff 2, Lawrence 2. Green River – Burraston 34, Nordland 12, Bender 10, Albers 10, Heard 8, Wright 7, Meske 4, Workman 3.