COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Pirate men, women extend winning streaks with sweep of Everett

Alex Baham hit four 3-pointers and scored 19 for the Peninsula Pirates Saturday in a 90-70 win over Everett.

Alex Baham hit four 3-pointers and scored 19 for the Peninsula Pirates Saturday in a 90-70 win over Everett.

EVERETT — The Peninsula men and women continued their recent hot streaks, beating Everett on the road to both go 2-0 in NWAC North Division play.

The men won Saturday 90-70 for their fifth straight victory and their ninth out of their past 10 games. The women won 84-61 for their fourth straight W and their sixth out of their past seven games.

The Pirate men (11-3, 2-0) scored 90 or more points for the fifth time out of 14 games. They are also averaging 100.3 points a game over their past five games.

The men had a balanced offensive attack, with five players in double figures. Alex Baham and Darrion Daniels led the Pirates with 19 points each. Baham hit four 3-pointers on nine shots from beyond the arc, while Daniels shot 3-for-4 from 3-point range. Daniels also had seven assists.

Coach Mitch Freeman said the men actually got off to a slow start, partly because their bus broke down and they had difficulty simply getting to Everett. But once they warmed up, they erupted for 56 points in the second half, shooting 56 percent ofr the half.

“We had a great second half, our guys showed toughness,” he said.

This game was typical of a Pirates’ win, with no one player dominating the offense and a bunch of players in double figures.

”Our guys are playing together and playing selfless basektball,” Freeman said. “They’ve got the ability to find the hot hand.”

Kevin Baker scored 14 with six rebounds and three blocks. Omar Lo and Trent Warren each scored 13 as Warren hit three 3-pointers. Lo added 11 boards and Warren pulled down eight rebounds.

Jalon McCullough also added seven assists.

The Pirates finally play a home game at 7 p.m. Wednesday against Olympic. The Pirates have played one home game since Dec. 7.

Peninsula 90, Everett 70

Peninsula 34 56 — 90

Everett 25 45 — 70

Peninsula (90) — Baham 19, Daniels 19, Baker 14, Lo 13, Warren 13, McCullough 5, Rabedeaux 4, Velez 3.

Everett (70) — Brown 20, Jackson 14, Ahmad-Woods 14, Moffatt 13, Young 7, Fitt 2.

Women’s Basketball

Peninsula 84, Everett 71

EVERETT — Anaya Rodisha scored 25 with three 3-pointers, seven rebounds and four assists to help lead the Pirates to an 84-71 win over the Trojans.

Five different Pirates scored in double figures Jenise McKnight had 16 points, 11 boards and six assists.

Alicia Dugan had 12 points, five boards and three steals, while Tiffani Smith and Sephora Yayouss each scored 10. Yamilei Rodriguez added seven rebounds and Taisha Thomas six boards.

The Pirates (10-5, 2-0) play at home at 5 p.m. against Olympic.

Peninsula 84, Everett 71

Peninsula 21 18 29 16 — 84

Everett 13 11 28 19 — 71

Peninsula (84) — Rodisha 25, McKnight 16, Dugan 12, Smith 10, Yayouss 10, Rodriguez 7, Thomas 4.

Everett (71) — Chibuogwu 20, Hilderbrand 15, Lopez 11, Biggerstaff 8, Perea 4, Tyler 4, Hekker 3, Fyfe 3, Balderas 2, Jackson 1.

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