PREP BASKETBALL: Friday night’s prep scores

Friday Night’s scores

Port Angeles Tournament

Port Angeles 51, Rochester 24

Sedro-Woolley 69, Forks 37

Thursday night’s scores

Girls

Port Townsend 46, Vashon 38

Chimacum 54, Quilcene 20

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