SPORTS: Port Angeles beats Port Townsend in girls basketball; Bremerton sweeps Sequim boys and girls hoops

PORT ANGELES — Kiah Jones and Maddy Hinrichs scored 12 points each to spark the Port Angeles girls basketball team in a 60-33 victory over Port Townsend in Olympic League action Monday night.

Irina Lyons netted a game-high 18 points for the Redskins, scoring most of her points on drives to the basket.

“They were able to drive and cut all night long,” Port Angeles coach Michael Poindexter said. “They shot only two 3-pointers in the game.”

Port Townsend (1-3 league, 2-3 overall) stayed close in the first half, trailing only 39-25 at halftime, but the Riders (3-1, 3-2) pulled away for good in the second half, outscoring the Redskins 30-8.

“We struggled a little in everything in the first half,” Poindexter said.

“We didn’t move our feet well and we fouled a lot.”

It was a sloppy game, especially in the first half. Both teams are 21 fouls each in the game and the Riders shot 30 free throws to the Redskins’ 27.

“We did much better in the second half,” Poindexter said.

“We settled for outside shots against their zone in the first half, but in the second half we began scoring inside off their zone.”

Ten players scored for Port Angeles in the game.

The Riders next play at Bremerton on Wednesday while the Redskins next host league favorite Kingston on Wednesday night.

Port Angeles 60, Port Townsend 33

Port Townsend 10 15 3 5 — 33

Port Angeles 21 9 15 15 — 60

Individual Scoring

Port Townsend (33)

Lyons 18, Hossack 5, Maag 5, Johnson 3, Gambill 2.

Port Angeles (60)

K. Jones 12, Hinrichs 12, Frazier 9, Rodocker 7, Moseley 5, Northern 5, Johnson 3, Cox 3, Walker 2, Jeffers 2.

Bremerton 58, Sequim 55

SEQUIM — The Wolves had a furious comeback in the fourth quarter that just fell short in the Olympic League game Monday night.

The Knights led 44-34 in the final period but had to hang on for the victory.

Sequim’s Taylor Balkan netted a game-high 27 points while Alexas Besand added 12.

Sawyer Kluge led the Knights with 19 while Kourtney Carpenter and Khadijah DeWalt added 13 points each.

Sequim plays at Klahowya in Silverdale tonight.

Bremerton 58, Sequim 55

Bremerton 14 16 14 14 — 58

Sequim 14 14 6 21 — 55

Individual Scoring

Bremerton (58)

Strylond 3, DeWalt 13, Kluge 19, Grettenberger 3, K. Carpenter 13, J. Carpenter 6.

Sequim (55)

Balkan 27, Harrison 7, Guan 7, Briones 2, Besand 12.

Boys Basketball

Bremerton 62, Sequim 50

BREMERTON — Corbin Webb and Jayson Brocklesby combined for 30 points but it wasn’t enough in the Olympic League game Monday night.

It was the first loss of the season for the Class 2A Wolves, who are now 3-1 in league and 5-1 overall.

The 3A Knights, meanwhile, are now 2-1 in league and 2-3 overall.

“We got off to a slow start and never recovered,” Sequim coach Greg Glasser said.

“We shot poorly from the perimeter and gave them too many second shots.”

The Wolves made just 3 of 21 shots from 3-point range.

Webb sank a team-high 18 points while Brocklesby scored 12.

Marshall Stevens led the Knights with 26 points while Deonti Dixon added 11.

The Wolves scored only four points in the first quarter and it was uphill from there.

Bremerton led 26-19 at the half but only 36-34 going into the final period.

But the Knights controlled the last quarter with a 26-16 advantage to roll to the win.

The Wolves next host Klahowya in league competition tonight.

Bremerton 62, Sequim 50

Sequim 4 15 15 16 — 50

Bremerton 9 17 10 26 — 62

Individual Scoring

Sequim (50)

Hill 5, Berry 9, Brocklesby 12, Guan 2, Catelli 2, Webb 18.

Bremerton (62)

Wales 3, Shadle 9, Lawrence 8, Dixon 11, Stevens 26.

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