PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles’ Jessica Madison is closing in on her brother’s scoring record.
After a career night in the Roughrider girls basketball team’s 87-30 Olympic League victory over Klahowya on Friday, she could be one game away.
Madison torched the Eagles for 37 points in the Riders’ 34th straight league win, a streak that began her sophomore year.
That puts the senior shooting guard at 1,679 points for her career, 23 shy of her brother, James (1,702), with three games left in the regular season.
Madison buried nine three-pointers, had six steals and went 8 for 8 at the free-throw line Friday night.
Kiah Jones added 13 points for to help the Riders along with Krista Johnson scoring 10 of her own.
The Riders (13-0 in league, 14-3 overall) can clinch a share of the Olympic League title with a win at North Kitsap on Tuesday.
PORT ANGELES 87, KLAHOWYA 30
Klahowya 6 11 6 7 — 30
Port Angeles 23 26 17 21 — 87
Individual Scoring
Klahowya (30)
Fletcher 10, Rouse 7, Lever 6, Dixon 4, Page 2, Burleson 1.
Port Angeles (87)
Madison 37, Jones 13, Johnson 10, Rodocker 8, Jeffers 7, Frazier 3, Knowles 3, Walker 3, Jones 2, Northern 1.
NEAH BAY WINS 2
NEAH BAY — The Red Devils claimed their 21st straight NOL game and sixth straight outright league title with a 70-19 win over Crescent on Friday night.
The next day, they took care of business out of the NOL with a 71-27 win over Lopez Island.
Neah Bay (5-0, 17-0) had eight different players score as it shot 45.3 percent from the field and forced Crescent into 29 turnovers on Friday night.
Cherish Moss led the Red Devils with 17 points and eight steals, while Rebecca Thompson had 11 points and six steals. Merissa Murner had four of the Red Devils’ 14 assists.
Kellie Bellford led the Loggers (0-5, 3-13) with seven points.
Thompson was the big star Saturday, hitting 10 of 16 field goals for a game-high 22 points while also grabbing eight rebounds and five steals against Lopez.
NEAH BAY 70, CRESCENT 19
Crescent 2 6 7 4 — 19
Neah Bay 21 17 16 16 — 70
Individual Scoring
Crescent (19)
Bellford 7, Moore 6, Jakikova 2, Youngman 2, McGowan 2.
Neah Bay (70)
Hanh 4, Thompson 11, Murner 6, Tyler 4, Winck 11, Ch. Moss 17, Ci. Moss 9, Allen 8.
NEAH BAY 71, LOPEZ 27
Lopez Island 5 13 6 3 — 27
Neah Bay 19 18 13 21 — 71
Individual Scoring
Lopez (27)
Stanley 12, Steinbrueck 6, Schmidt 4, Taylor 2, Gruenwald 2, Ogden 1.
Neah Bay (71)
Thompson 22, Murner 9, Tyler 7, Winck 14, Ch. Moss 10, Ci. Moss 5, Allen 4.
SEATTLE CHRISTIAN 50, CHIMACUM 20
CHIMACUM — The first-place Warriors took little time distancing themselves from the Cowboys in Friday night’s 1A Nisqually League clash.
Seattle Christian’s Katie Collier had a game-high 15 points, helping the Warriors race out to a 27-6 halftime lead that was too much for the Cowboys to overcome.
Kaylie Castillo led the Cowboys with eight points.
“We ran our plays actually pretty well and got really good shots,” Chimacum coach Brad Burlingame said.
“It’s just that [6-foot-2] Katie Collier is just such an intimidating force around the basket.”
Chimacum has the upper hand for the Nisqually fourth and final playoff seed, which would likely mean a seeding game against rival Port Townsend into the 1A Tri-District.
The Cowboys (4-5, 6-11) still have an outside shot at the No. 3 seed if they can win their last three regular season games.
That begins with Tuesday night’s home game against current third-place team Vashon Island.
SEATTLE CHRISTIAN 50, CHIMACUM 20
Seattle Christian 13 14 10 13 — 50
Chimacum 2 4 9 5 — 20
Individual Scoring
Seattle Christian (50)
Collier 15, Ronish 2, Jansen 3, Shelton 8, Gleason 4, Terhune 4, Harris 9, Mum 5.
Chimacum (20)
Castillo 8, Cossell 3, Thacker 5, Johnson 3, Hathaway 2.
OLYMPIC 52, PORT TOWNSEND 34
BREMERTON — Shannon Jackson finished with 14 points and 17 rebounds to lead the Trojans past the Redskins (6-8, 8-10) in Olympic League action Friday night.
Carolyn Dowdle scored more than half of the points for the Redskins with 19 as the game’s leading scorer.
Yet that wasn’t enough to keep Port Townsend from dropping its third straight.
The Redskins will next host North Mason on Tuesday with game time starting at 7 p.m.
OLYMPIC 52, PORT TOWNSEND 34
Port Townsend 9 3 18 4 — 34
Olympic 15 13 12 12 — 52
Individual Scoring
Port Townsend (52)
Dowdle 19, Evalt 12, Bella-Fox 3.
Olympic (34)
Quitevis 14, Jackson 14, Halstead 9, Lagat 6, Jones 5, Payne 4.
NORTH KITSAP 49, SEQUIM 27
SEQUIM — The Wolves (7-7, 10-9) just couldn’t keep up with the Vikings on Friday as they trailed 18-10 at the half and weren’t able to make a comeback.
Lexi Simmons led the Vikings with 12 points, while Indigo Williams added 11 as the game’s leading scorers. Taylor Balkan led the Wolves with seven points.
Sequim will next host Kingston on Friday starting at 7 p.m.
NORTH KITSAP 49, SEQUIM 27
North Kitsap 10 8 19 12 — 49
Sequim 7 3 6 11 — 27
Individual Scoring
North Kitsap (49)
Simmons 12, Williams 11, Bray 8, Whitbeck 8, Brown 6, Cardoza 2, Nold 2.
Sequim (27)
Balkan 7, Harrison 6, Hopson 5, Guan 5, Zbaraschuk 2, Hudson 1, Besand 1.
CLALLAM BAY 64, SHOREWOOD CHRISTIAN 26
SEATTLE — The Bruins (2-2, 9-7) dominated the Lions, outscoring them in every quarter Saturday for a blowout win.
“They were a pretty young team,” Clallam Bay coach Kelly Gregory said. “We kind of just man-handled them.”
Jazzmin Randall was the game’s leading scorer with 18 points, five rebounds and three blocks. Three other players scored in double digits for the Bruins.
Clallam Bay will next travel to Joyce to face Crescent on Wednesday starting at 6:30 p.m.
CLALLAM BAY 64, SHOREWOOD CHRISTIAN 26
Clallam Bay 15 17 22 10 — 64
Shorewood Chr. 6 6 10 4 — 26
Individual Scoring
Clallam Bay (64)
Randall 18, K. Parker 14, Willis 14, K. Erickson 10, Welever 6, I. Erickson 2.
Shorewood Christian (26)
Livermore 16, Turner 6, Noble 2, Damingo 2.
FORKS 34, MONTESANO 28
FORKS — The Spartans’ playoff hopes are dangling by a thread after they split a pair of SWL-Evergreen Division games this weekend.
Forks (3-9, 5-13) dropped Montesano 34-28 on Friday before losing to Elma 58-29 on Saturday.
Details were not reported.