Raymond-South Bend and Willapa Valley girls basketball teams earned league wins while Aberdeen’s boys wrestling team defeated Centralia as we review Tuesday’s prep sports in the Twin Harbors.

GIRLS PREP BASKETBALL

Raymond-South Bend 56, Ocosta 29

Raymond-South Bend got off to a good start en route to a 56-29 win over Ocosta on Tuesday in Westport.

The Ravens (2-1 overall, 1-0 2B Pacific) jumped out to an 18-2 lead in the first quarter led by the shooting of sisters Kyndal and Kassie Koski, who combined for 12 points in the period.

RSB extended its lead to 23 points by halftime on three key steals and subsequent layups by Emma Glazier and eight points from Kyndal Koski in the second quarter.

Despite “struggling with offensive and defensive consistency” in the second half, according to head coach Jason Koski, Raymond-South Bend outscored the Wildcats (2-2, 0-1) 21-17 over the final 12 minutes to secure the 56-29 win.

Kyndal Koski led the Ravens with 16 points while younger sister Kassie had 13.

Ocosta was led by eighth grader Bristol Towle with 13 points while senior Alexia Bradley had 12 for the Wildcats.

RSB hosts Ilwaco while Ocosta hosts Chief Leschi in league games scheduled for 6 p.m. Thursday.

Raymond-South Bend 18 17 14 7 – 56

Ocosta 2 10 11 6 – 29

Scoring: RSB – Kyn. Koski 16, Kas. Koski 13, Baugher 8, Glazier 7, Pine 5, Kongbouakhay 4, Stigall 3. Ocosta – Towle 13, Bradley 12, Rasmus 2, Davis 2.

Napavine 64, Montesano 20

Montesano couldn’t stop the hot-shooting Napavine Tigers in a 64-20 loss on Tuesday in Napavine.

The Bulldogs (2-1) trailed 20-7 after one quarter and were held to just eight points in the second half – none in the fourth quarter – against a Napavine team that made 11 3-pointers in the game.

Montesano outrebounded Napavine (4-0) 32-24, but it was of little use as the Bulldogs committed 38 turnovers in the game.

“We knew they were good shooters and I thought for long stretches, we played good half-court defense,” Monte head coach Mark Mansfield said. “(The turnovers) led to some easy buckets for them and some extra opportunities. … We did some good things, but we needed to take better care of the basketball.”

Montesano was led by Lex Stanfield with six points.

Jillie Dalan had 14 rebounds to lead the Bulldogs.

Monte plays Seattle Academy at 6:15 p.m. on Wednesday.

Montesano 7 5 8 0 – 20

Napavine 20 19 11 14 – 64

Scoring: Montesano – Stanfield 6, Forster 4, Dalan 4. Napavine – Evander 17, Schultz 16, Kaut 15.

Willapa Valley 33, Columbia Adventist 9

Willapa Valley opened the 1B Columbia Valley League season with a 33-9 win over Columbia Adventist Academy on Tuesday in Vancouver.

The Vikings (2-1, 1-0 1B Columbia Valley) struggled from the field, hitting just 13-of-64 shots (20%) in the low-scoring affair.

Despite leading just 9-4 at the half, the Vikings found more offense in the second half, outscoring CAA 24-5 to close out the victory.

Willapa Valley had 36 rebounds as a team – 20 on the offensive glass – and was led by junior forward Addison Merkel, who had 12 points and six rebounds in the game.

“It took us a little while to get started after the long road trip,” Willapa Valley head coach Dawn Keeton said. “I have to commend our defense, which played really well. We couldn’t convert a lot into points, but still played really well.”

Kylee Fluke and Lauren Matlock had seven rebounds apiece to lead the Vikings.

Willapa Valley takes on Pe Ell in a league game at 6 p.m. on Thursday in Menlo.

Willapa Valley 5 4 14 10 – 33

Columbia Adventist 3 1 2 3 – 9

Scoring: Willapa Valley – Merkel 13, Russell 7, Fluke 6, Keeton 3, Matlock 2, Hurley 2. CAA – Richards 5.

BOYS PREP WRESTLING

Aberdeen 50, Centralia 20

Aberdeen defeated Centralia 50-20 in a dual meet on Tuesday in Centralia.

The Bobcats got head-to-head match wins from John Watkins (120 pounds), Ethan Parris (126), Michael Leontyev (144), Mickey Hatton (150), Aidan Watkins (157), Erick Silviera (165), Trevin Stewart (215) and Paul Baltazar (285).

Full meet results are as follows:

Results

106 pounds: Scratch

113: Talatheon Warness (Aberdeen) won via forfeit.

120: John Watkins (A) pinned Jose Allatore (Centralia).

126: Ethan Parris (A) pinned Hunter van Der Hoeff (C).

132: Jesus Campos (C) pinned Alex Mendoza (A).

138: Ddoba Denteclaw (C) won via technical fall over Orlando Morales (A).

144: Michael Leontyev (A) pinned Lafael Denteclaw (C).

150: Michael Hatton (A) pinned Miles Page (C).

157: Aidan Watkins (A) defeated Isaiah Marquez (C) 4-1.

165: Erick Silviera (A) won via technical fall over Dashba Denteclaw (C).

175: Jack Klawitter (C) defeated Isaac Cisneros (A) 10-6.

190: Joseph King (C) pinned Bryan Sanchez (A).

215: Trevin Stewart (A) pinned Leonardo Leanor (C).

285: Paul Baltazar (A) pinned Jorge Garcia (C).

BOYS PREP SWIMMING

Shelton 95, Aberdeen 76

Aberdeen’s boys swimming team fell to Shelton 95-76 at a 2A Evergreen Conference dual meet on Tuesday in Shelton.

Aberdeen’s Tyler Bates won the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 24.01 while Zeke Olson places first in the 1-meter dive competition with a total score of 140.55 to represent the Bobcats’ only event wins of the competition.

“Shelton packed a big first-place punch, but we held our own overall,” Aberdeen head coach Rob Burns said. “We are progressing well this early in the season, but there is still much work to be done.”

Aberdeen is scheduled to compete at the Mark Morris Pentathlon on Saturday in Longview.

Aberdeen top results

200 yard medley relay: 2, Aberdeen (Tyler Bates, Zeke Olson, Jacob Hallak, Denny Linker) 2:12.99.

200 freestyle: 3, Cole Nylander 2:46.12.

200 individual medley: 2, Hallak 2:26.66. 3, Linker 2:31.88.

50 freestyle: 1, Bates 24.01. 3, Jacob Natwick 29.73.

1-meter dive: 1, Olson 140.55.

100 butterfly: 2, Hallak 1:04.62.

100 freestyle: 2, Linker 1:00.96. 3, Cooper Gill 1:08.94.

500 freestyle: 2, Austin Weiss 7:45.34.

200 freestyle relay: 1, Aberdeen (Bates, Olson, Hallak, Linker) 1:43.37. 3, Aberdeen (Natwick, Nylander, Kevin Eng, Gill) 2:01.22.

100 backstroke: 2, Bates 1:05.49.

100 breaststroke: 2, Olson 1:14.68. 3, Nylander 1:19.39.

400 freestyle relay: 2, Aberdeen (Gill, Weiss, Eng, Natwick) 4:52.76.