Skyview took advantage of Kelso starters Caitlynn Jackson and Carly Perkins foul trouble in the 2nd quarter and went on a 20-4 run to take a 55-51 4A Girls GHSL win. Skyview's victory put them in a tie with Heritage for the lead in the 4A Greater St. Helens League.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
4A Greater St. Helens League
W L
Heritage (11-2) 4 0
Skyview (9-4) 4 0
Kelso (8-4) 2 2
Mountain View (4-10) 1 3
Battle Ground (6-7) 1 3
Evergreen (0-13) 0 4
SKYVIEW 55, KELSO 51
KELSO — Mackenzie Martin 3, Natasha Marith 0, Danielle Birch 0, Cassy Teig 0, Madeline Zbaeren 7, Jessica Warthen 3, Caitlynn Jackson 19, Jessica Melone 0, Yale Pritchett 0, Carly Perkins 19. Totals 17 10-22 51.
SKYVIEW — Katie Swanson 0, Delaney Keser 4, Macey Mukensnabl 11, Nikki Bond 16, Brooke Bowen 6, Maddy Van Lieu 8, Kailee Oliver 10, Jenessa Adams 0, Shelby Mason 0. Totals 22 8-11 55.
Kelso 10 7 16 18—55
Skyview 4 20 14 7—51
JV — Skyview won. Freshmen — Kelso won.
Showing posts with label Kelso High School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kelso High School. Show all posts
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Other Interesting Games Tonight
Centralia at Hoquiam Evergreen 2A Boys)
Ranked Hoquiam and near ranked Centralia will play tonight in the Grizzlies home gym. There may not be a hotter player in Washington State High School Basketball than Hoquiam Senior Joey Wayman. In recent days, he poured in 44 against Tumwater but has had solid enough play to be nominated to the McDonald’s All-American Basketball Game. In addition, Hoquiam Junior Daniel Adams has been playing well enough to give the Grizzles and excellent chance in all of their games.
Mark Morris at Kelso
2A powerhouse Mark Morris will play a non-league match with cross-river 4A rival Kelso. While the Highlanders have had a tough time in their league that includes highly ranked Columbia River and Mountain View, Mark Morris has suffered two losses to 4A Mountain View and an Australian travel team.
Ranked Hoquiam and near ranked Centralia will play tonight in the Grizzlies home gym. There may not be a hotter player in Washington State High School Basketball than Hoquiam Senior Joey Wayman. In recent days, he poured in 44 against Tumwater but has had solid enough play to be nominated to the McDonald’s All-American Basketball Game. In addition, Hoquiam Junior Daniel Adams has been playing well enough to give the Grizzles and excellent chance in all of their games.
Mark Morris at Kelso
2A powerhouse Mark Morris will play a non-league match with cross-river 4A rival Kelso. While the Highlanders have had a tough time in their league that includes highly ranked Columbia River and Mountain View, Mark Morris has suffered two losses to 4A Mountain View and an Australian travel team.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Hats Off to a Defensive Hero
Hats off to 6’4” Chad Pegg of Kelso High School. He inherited the unenviable defensive task of guarding 6’10” Steven Bjornstad of Columbia River High School. Bjornstad averaged 18.6 points, 10.8 rebounds and 4 blocks per game last season. He also shot 80 percent from the field.
On Tuesday night, Bjornstad scored only 6 points thanks to the constant pressure applied by Pegg and his Highlander teammates.
Defensively, Bjornstad got his share with 20 rebounds and 3 blocks in Columbia River’s 44-38 victory over Kelso.
On Tuesday night, Bjornstad scored only 6 points thanks to the constant pressure applied by Pegg and his Highlander teammates.
Defensively, Bjornstad got his share with 20 rebounds and 3 blocks in Columbia River’s 44-38 victory over Kelso.
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