PREP ROUNDUP: Shamp posts double-double as Port Angeles boys race past Kingston

PORT ANGELES — Inspired by a rough night against North Kitsap, Port Angeles junior post Isaiah Shamp produced a double-double with 23 points and 10 rebounds to lift the Roughriders in a 74-39 win over Kingston.

Shamp scored two points and fouled out with 3:44 left against the Vikings.

“He was kind of disappointed in his game with North and he came out aggressively,” coach Kasey Ulin said. “He got to the free throw-line 13 times. He was really solid for us.”

Port Angeles snapped a four-game losing skid, all of them against top competition, with the victory.

“We forced 27 turnovers, so we were able to get out in transition and get some buckets,” Ulin said.

A 14-1 second quarter provided cushion for the Riders.

Kingston rallied, hitting six 3-pointers in the third quarter, but Port Angeles cleaned things up in the fourth quarter defensively to coast to the win.

“Kingston hit eight 3’s and a lot of them were well behind the line and tough, well-defended shots,” Ulin said.

The Riders also shot well from the outside themselves.

“They zoned us up, and our ball movement was pretty good at times, and we found open shooters,” Ulin said. “Dallas [Dunning] had three 3s, Bryant Hoch had 3, and six different guys hit 3s.

Dunning also was a spark for Port Angeles.

“Dallas was great, he had 11 points, eight rebounds and six steals. He’s so long and active and he just gets up off the floor.”

Port Angeles (5-1, 7-4) hosts Sequim (3-3, 5-6) in a Rainshadow Rumble rivalry doubleheader on Tuesday.

The girls will face off at 5:15 p.m. with the boys set to follow at 7 p.m.

“I love that, I think it’s great for both towns,” Ulin said. “It’s fun to see the gym packed and it’s a fun atmosphere. I wish we would do that every year.”

Port Angeles 74, Kingston 39

Kingston 11 1 22 5— 39

PA 15 14 21 24 — 74

Port Angeles (74) — Shamp 23, Hunter 14, Dunning 11, Hoch 9, Nickerson 8, Albaugh 6, Long 3.

Sequim 53, Olympic 47

SILVERDALE — Vince Carrisoza continued his strong play of late, leading the Wolves with 15 points in a close Olympic League road win over the Trojans.

Carrisoza has notched 52 points in his last three games.

Six Wolves scored six or more points: Keenan Green had eight, as did Zach Thompson and Isaiah Moore.

Garrett Little and Cole Smithson each tallied six for Sequim (3-3, 5-6).

The Wolves visit rival Port Angeles on Tuesday.

Sequim 53, Olympic 47

Sequim 12 16 12 13— 53

Olympic 11 15 10 11— 47

Sequim (53) — Carrisoza 15, Green 8, Thompson 8, Moore 8, Little 6, Smithson 6, Wiker 2.

Olympic (47) — J. Bluitt 12, T. Bluitt 10, Whitener 7, Qiuene 6, Clegg 5.

Girls Basketball Port Angeles 53, Kingston 22

KINGSTON — The Roughriders owned the offensive glass and turned the Buccaneers over 22 times in a road triumph Thursday night.

“Our goals on the night included playing our 2-3 zone more aggressively and increasing scoring on offensive rebounds,” coach Michael Poindexter said.

“We were able to do both successfully, picking up several early steals and picking up a season high 16 offensive rebounds, with 8 points directly off put-backs.”

Piper Williams scored a season-high 11 points, while Paige Mason also had 11 points and led the Riders in rebounding with eight.

“Kingston’s 2-3 zone forced us to take more 3-point shots than usual, and we made only 19-percent of those shots; however, we shot 50-percent inside the arc, led by Paige Mason’s and Piper Williams’ 67-percent shooting nights inside.”

Anna Petty hit for 10 points, including two of five 3-point shooting and led the team with six assists.

Lexie Smith also was active with eight points, eight rebounds, a team-high five steals and three assists.

Teanna Clark added seven points and five rebounds for the Riders (5-1, 5-6).

First place in the Olympic League will be on the line when Port Angeles hosts Sequim (6-0, 10-0) at 5:15 p.m. Tuesday.

Port Angeles 53, Kingston 22

PA 13 12 15 13— 53

Kingston 3 3 6 10— 22

Port Angeles (53) — Piper Williams 11, Paige Mason 11, Anna Petty 10, Lexie Smith 8, Teanna Clark 7, Lindsay Smith 3, Kennedy Rognlien 2, Mikkhia Stevens 1, Tatum Moses.

Kingston (22) — Jayla Moon 15, Tatiana Fontes-Lawrence 3, Kylie Sandstrom 2, Nika Chiquiti

Sequim 64, Olympic 25

SEQUIM — Jolene Vaara paved the way for the Wolves with 24 points on nine of 14 shooting as Sequim tamed the Trojans on Thursday.

“Jolene led us in scoring,” coach Joclin Julmist said. “She did a great job on both sides of the court and moving without the ball.”

Vaara added six rebounds, six steals, six assists and a blocked shot to round out her night.

Jelissa Julmist added eight points, six rebounds, five steals and three assists.

“Jelissa worked hard in the post and did a good job passing and playing defense for us tonight,” Julmist said.

Sammie Bacon scored nine points with seven boards and a steal down low and Libby Turella added eight points, three rebounds and a pair of steals.

“Sammie and Libby also did a great job on both sides of the court rebounding and making baskets,” Julmist said.

Point guard Hannah Bates didn’t commit a turnover and scored six points with four steals and three assists.

“Hannah did a great job running the show protecting the ball playing defense and shooting the ball,” Julmist said.

Sequim 64, Olympic 25

Olympic 10 6 7 2— 25

Sequim 15 19 26 4— 64

Sequim (64) — Vaara 24, Bacon 9, Julmist 8, Turella 8, Bates 6, Green 4, Bloomenrader 3, Mixon 2.

Bellevue Christian 58, East Jefferson 26

BELLEVUE — The Rivals struggled on the road against the Nisqually League co-leading Vikings.

Addy Asbell led East Jefferson with six points.

The Rivals (2-3, 2-6) host Vashon today at Chimaum High School.

Bellevue Christian 58, East Jefferson 26

East Jeff. 5 4 6 11— 26

Bell Chr. 26 20 9 3— 58

East Jefferson (26) — Asbell 6, Liske 5, O’Hara 4, Vandenberg 4, O’Donnell 1, Vailolo 3, Harris 3, Botkin, Storm.

Bowling Port Angeles 6, Bremerton 1

PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles returned to the lanes strongly after a three-week holiday break to knock off the Knights.

Abby Robinson earned single game high honors of 160 and match high honors of 273.

Natalie Robinson rolled a solid 267, and was followed closely by Taylor Worthington with 264 and Zoey Van Gordon with 257.

Coach Becky Gundersen spotlighted freshman Izzy Spencer’s contribution in the varsity match.

“Izzy has been putting in extra time and continues to improve,” Gundersen said.

The Riders face off against Sequim on Monday.

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Sports reporter Michael Carman can be contacted at mcarman @peninsuladailynews.com.