Roundup: Inglemoor holds off W. Valley for Holiday Hoops title

ELLENSBURG — Inglemoor used its size to advantage as 6-footers Sara Ena and Ashley Brown combined for 40 points in a 56-47 victory over West Valley of Yakima Thursday night for the championship of the Holiday Hoops Classic.

The Class 4A Vikings (6-1) from Kenmore completed a 3-0 run through the tournament with the victory over West Valley, the state's fourth-ranked 3A team. Inglemoor beat Hermiston, Ore., and Ellensburg to reach the championship game.

Ena, a junior, had 25 points and 12 rebounds and was 14 of 17 from the free-throw line. Brown, a senior, had 15 points and a dozen rebounds.

"They were simply outsized," said Inglemoor coach John Augustavo. "We were able to dump it inside to Sara and she would either make the shot or draw a foul, and she did terrific at the line."

Other tournaments

Mount Si 49, Moscow, Idaho 44

At the Holiday Hoops Classic in Ellensburg, freshman Madison Yakaboski scored 13 of Mount Si's 28 points in the second half as the Wildcats claimed fourth place. The score was tied with 1:20 left before Nicole Remish made 3 of 4 free throws for the 10th-ranked Wildcats (7-3). Mount Si's Chelsie Eddings held 6-3 Moscow center Kelsey Taylor, an Idaho recruit, scoreless over the final five minutes.

Redmond 45, Kentlake 32

At the Oh Boy! Oberto Christmas Classic in Redmond, the Mustangs (4-2) used a 16-3 second-quarter run to beat the Falcons (4-3). Lina Perugini had 17 points and five steals and hit 9 of 11 free throws for Redmond. Christine Isherwood added 13 points for the Mustangs.

Skyline 50,

Dorsey (Los Angeles) 49

At the Cascade Classic at Eastlake High School, Madison Maloney scored 20 points as the Spartans bounced back from a three-point loss to Bert Church of Airdrie, Alberta on Wednesday. Skyline (3-2) led 18-8 after one quarter, then withstood a second-half rally by Dorsey.

Franklin 60,

Mennonite Institute, B.C., 29

At the Cascade Classic, the Quakers (2-2) raced to a 20-9 first-quarter lead and got 15 points from Bridgenae Greene to improve to 2-1 in the tournament.

San Dimas, Calif., 58,

West Seattle 43

At the Cascade Classic, turnovers hurt West Seattle (0-9), which was led by sophomore guard Nicole Nedervelt's 13 points.

Kennedy 52, Tumwater 47

At the Seattle Christian Christmas Classic, the eighth-ranked Lancers (6-1) advanced to today's 4 p.m. title game against Mount Spokane as C'Era WalkingChild scored 21 points. Tumwater (6-3) was outscored 31-22 in the second half after leading by four at halftime.

Mount Spokane 46,

Kentridge 41

At the Seattle Christian Christmas Classic, Tiara Pittman hit two insurance free throws with seven seconds left to cap an 18-point performance for Mount Spokane. Maddie Boushey scored 12 points and Samantha Harrison had 16 rebounds for Kentridge (3-4), who play Tumwater for third place today.

Lindbergh 49, Bonney Lake 25

At the Sumner Holiday Tournament at Bonney Lake, Asya Love's 23 points led the Eagles (8-1) past the Panthers (1-6). Freshman Kayla Blakely had 10 points, six rebounds and four steals for Bonney Lake.

Shorewood 55, Meridian 39

At the Storm Winter Classic at Squalicum High School in Bellingham, Jane Fleck had 18 points on 9-of-14 shooting with nine rebounds, and Stephanie West added 10 points, nine assists and eight rebounds for the Thunderbirds (3-4). Chelsea Huffman scored 20 and had 13 rebounds for Meridian (2-5).

Shoreline Christian 42,

Evergreen Lutheran 40

In the Oakleaf Classic at Shoreline Christian, Colleen Woods' three-pointer put the Crusaders ahead 40-38, and she added a pair of free throws with 18 seconds left to hand Evergreen Lutheran (7-1) its first defeat. Woods finished with 13 points and 13 rebounds for the Crusaders (7-1). Ann Barrick had 12 points, seven assists and five steals.

Bear Creek 46,

North Sound Christian 35

At the Lions Invitational at North Sound Christian in Mountlake Terrace, Kimi Pohlman's 29 points, 13 rebounds and three steals led the Grizzlies (4-2) into the tournament championship game against Crescent today at 6 p.m. Nicole Brekkaa scored 22 for North Sound Christian.

Nonleague

Garfield 71, at Rainier Beach 24

The Bulldogs (3-1) outscored the Vikings 47-11 in the second half after leading by 11 at halftime.

Bishop Blanchet 54,

at Edmonds-Woodway 31

The Braves were in command from the start, leading 18-9 after one quarter. Jane Corcoran's 10 points led a balanced offense for Blanchet (4-6). Jessica Takara scored 13 and Lindsey Bordeaux had 12 rebounds for Edmonds-Woodway (3-4).

Shorecrest 48, at Cascade 36

The Scots (5-2) jumped to a 14-3 lead after eight minutes and got a combined 37 points from Jocelyn Riordan and Mary Tseng. Riordan finished with 19 points and Tseng had 18. They scored 24 of Shorecrest's 28 second-half points. Alex Von Hoerschelmann had 14 for Cascade (1-7).

At Stanwood 58, Lynnwood 44

Dawnia Sudweeks had 15 points and Katie Epperson 13 to lead the Spartans (3-5) past the winless Royals (0-7). Abrianna Hill led three Royals in double digits with 13 points.

Mountlake Terrace 63

at Arlington 56

Nicki Mosman sparked a 21-10 third-quarter Terrace run with 13 of her 16 points. Bianca Rowland scored 15 for Terrace (6-2). Randi Richardson scored 24 and had 10 rebounds for Arlington (4-3).

At Ingraham 40,

North Thurston 28

The Rams (4-4) pulled away in the fourth quarter. Sophomore Glenda Holmes had 11 rebounds for Ingraham.

At Brookswood (Langley, B.C.) 74, Lakeside 55

Brookswood bolted to a 29-13 first-quarter lead against the Lions (5-4). Mary Padden scored 16 and Lauren Sanchez had 15 for Lakeside.