NEAH BAY — Leyton Doherty led four players in double figures with 17 to spark the Neah Bay boys basketball team to an easy victory over archrival Clallam Bay on Wednesday night.
Doherty also led the Red Devils with five steals as they opened league play with the 82-42 win.
Neah Bay (1-0, 8-3) led 42-17 at halftime and never looked back.
Other Red Devils with double figures were Johnny Smith with 13 points, Titus Pascua with 12 and Tyler McCaulley with 10.
McCaulley just missed a double-double with a game-high nine rebounds.
The Red Devils had 19 steals with Doherty leading with his five and Mitchell McGee intercepting four balls.
Clallam Bay’s Jacob Portnoy sank a game-high 18 points while teammate Kelly Gregory added 10.
Pascua also had a team-high four assists for Neah Bay.
Neah Bay 82, Clallam Bay 42
Clallam Bay 5 12 12 13— 42
Neah Bay 18 24 24 16— 82
Individual scoring
Clallam Bay (42)
A. Ritter 3, Welever 3, Cheeka 5, Portnoy 18, Willis 3, Gregory 10.
Neah Bay (82)
J. Greene 4, Venske 8, Z. Greene 8, Dulik 6, Doherty 17, Pascua 12, Smith 13, Halttunen 2, McCaulley 10, Hanson 2.
Girls Basketball
Neah Bay 56,
Clallam Bay 12
NEAH BAY — The Red Devils opened North Olympic League play on a high note while staying perfect on the year Wednesday night.
Cherish Moss netted 13 points while Cierra Moss added 10 as the Red Devils improved to 1-0 in league and 9-0 overall.
No Bruin scored more than four points.
Courtney Winck hauled down a game-high seven rebounds while Blaire Hill had six boards.
The Red Devils, who led 30-7 at the end of the first period and 44-7 at the break, collected an amazing 27 steals in the game.
Cherish Moss led with eight steals while Kaela Tyler grabbed five and Rebecca Thompson and Cierra Moss had four each.
Thompson led the team with three assists.
Neah Bay 56, Clallam Bay 12
Clallam Bay 7 0 4 1— 12
Neah Bay 30 14 6 6— 56
Individual scoring
Clallam Bay (12)
Willis 4, Neah Corpuz 2, Randall 3, Wilson 1, Erickson 2.
Neah Bay (56)
H. Greene 6, Thompson 3, Tyler 9, Murner 5, Winck 8, Cherish Moss 13, Cierra Moss 10.
Wrestling
Port Angeles 40, Olympic 28
SILVERDALE — The Roughriders remained perfect in dual meets with the Olympic League victory Wednesday night.
Port Angeles (3-0, 7-0) got out to a big lead and never looked back.
The Riders won eight of the 14 matches, earning three pins and two forfeits.
They took forfeits at both ends of the match, Brady Anderson at 106 pounds and Michael Myers at 285.
Earning pins were Josh Basden at 113, Kody Steele at 152 and Zach Grall at 195.
Also winning for the Riders were Ozzy Swaggerty at 120, Brian Cristion at 182 and Corey Roblan at 220.
North Mason 45, Sequim 28
SEQUIM — Olympic League powerhouse North Mason Bulldogs had a little too much firepower for the Wolves on Wednesday night.
Of the 10 matches wrestled, each team won five bouts with the Bulldogs taking the advantage on pins and forfeits.
Winners for Sequim included Royhon Agostine at 113 pounds, who had a come-from-behind pin of Kyler Hockaday with 3 seconds remaining on the clock.
Luke Mooney at 138, continuing from his tournament win at the Rainshadow tourney last weekend, dominated John Day 14-5.
C.J. White at 152 topped Victor McIntosh 14-7 for Sequim and teammate Austin Leach at 182 shut out Tehvyn Goodwin 5-0.
Team captain Dakota Hinton at 170 extended his season record to 20-4 with a first-round pin of Carl Lundford.
North Kitsap 42, Port Townsend 30
POULSBO — The Vikings were two pins better than the Redskins in Olympic League competition Wednesday night.
Notable win for Port Townsend went to Addison Harper at 132 pounds, who pinned his opponent; and Trevor Garrett at 182, who also pinned his opponent.
Forks postponed
HOQUIAM — The Spartans had their double-dual meet with Rochester and Hoquiam scheduled for Wednesday night postponed.
Forks and Rochester were scheduled to wrestle at Hoquiam in SWL-Evergreen Division action.
Rochester, however, never showed up even though Forks made the trip all the way to Hoquiam.
“Rochester thought the meet was scheduled for Thursday, even though all our league meets are on Wednesday,” Forks coach Bob Wheeler said.
The Spartans had to drive all the way back to Forks with nothing to show for it.
Wheeler said he wasn’t sure when the meet will be rescheduled.