GIRLS BASKETBALL: Port Angeles falls to Bonney Lake; Sequim drops two at tournament

BONNEY LAKE — The Port Angeles girls basketball team lost on the road to Bonney Lake in the last North Olympic Peninsula high school sports contest of 2013.

The Class 2A Roughriders played the 3A Panthers tight the entire game. Only in the third quarter did Bonney Lake outscore Port Angeles.

“Bonney Lake played a good match-up zone; we were plagued by turnovers against it in the second half, plus quite a few missed shots, both from the perimeter and near the hoop,” Riders coach Michael Poindexter said of Monday’s game.

“On the whole, I thought we rebounded well, with Bailee Jones and Maddie Boe leading us in that department.”

Jones grabbed 10 rebounds and Boe had nine.

Maddy Hinrichs paced Port Angeles’ scoring attack with 12 points. Boe added seven, Jones finished with six and Krista Johnson had five.

The Riders, who were coming off a three-point road win over Burlingon-Edison last week, fell to 8-2 on the season (6-0 in the Olympic League).

“Another positive thing to take away from the game was our ability to attack their three-quarter-court press, something we were also able to do against Burlington-Edison,” Poindexter said.

“We just need to continue to work to get the best shots we can in our offense and make more of those shots.”

Port Angeles is off for more than a week before hosting Sequim (4-1, 4-5) on Friday, Jan. 10.

Bonney Lake 43, Port Angeles 39

Port Angeles 11 11 10 7— 39

Bonney Lake 10 11 15 7— 43

Individual scoring

Port Angeles (8-2)

Maddy Hinrichs 12, Maddie Boe 7, Bailee Jones 6, Krista Johnson 5, Lenora Hofer 3, Hayley Baxley 2, Kylee Jeffers 2, Nizhoni Wheeler 2, Brittany Norberg, Payton Lee.

Bonney Lake (7-2)

Kayla Seger 12, Riley Jensen 10, Gabriela Ruiz 7, Payton Mitchell 6, Jessyka Seger 3, Samantha Boudreau 3, Leaniva Richardson 2.

Sequim drops two at tournament

NAPAVINE — The Wolves concluded their nonleague slate with a pair of losses at the Napavine Tiger Town Shootout.

In Friday’s game, Sequim battled host Napavine to the end before falling 46-39.

Victoria Cummins led the Wolves with 10 points.

Caitlin Stofferahn and Alexas Besand added eight points apiece.

On Saturday, Sequim trailed Zillah by one point going into the fourth quarter, but the Leopards outscored the Wolves 26-9 in the period to win the game by a comfortable-looking 60-42.

Kylee Williams topped Sequim with 12 points Saturday, followed by Besand with nine and Stofferahn with seven.

The Wolves (4-1 league, 4-5 overall) return to Olympic League action with a week that will be crucial to their league title aspirations.

Sequim plays Tuesday, Jan. 7, at North Kitsap (4-1, 6-2) and then at league-leading Port Angeles (6-0, 8-2) on Friday, Jan. 10.

Friday’s Game

Napavine 46, Sequim 39

Sequim 6 14 10 9— 39

Napavine 12 12 9 13— 46

Individual scoring

Sequim (39)

Victoria Cummins 10, Caitlin Stofferahn 8, Alexas Besand 8, Kylee Williams 5, Melanie Guan 4, McKenzie Bentz 2, Elise Beuke 2.

Napavine (46)

Takes 23, Higginbotham 12, Patterson 11, Villegas 7, Winters 5, Villanueva 1, Tenis 1.

Saturday’s Game

Zillah 60, Sequim 42

Sequim 9 12 12 9— 42

Zillah 13 13 8 26— 60

Individual scoring

Sequim (42)

Kylee Williams 12, Alexas Besand 9, Caitlin Stofferahn 7, Melanie Guan 5, Victoria Cummins 4, McKenzie Bentz 2, Hailey Lester 1.

Zillah (60)

Takes 23, Higginbotham 12, Patterson 11, Villegas 7, Winters 5, Villanueva 1, Tenis 1.

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