PA boys win sixth in a row

PORT ANGELES — Hayden McCartney sparked a shaky Port Angeles offense with 22 points, eight rebounds, seven steals and five assists as the Roughriders came up with enough bursts to get past a feisty Vikings squad 58-42 Tuesday night.

It was the sixth straight Olympic League win for the Port Angeles boys basketball team, which played without 6-foot-8 senior post Easton Napiontek for the first time this winter.

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