PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP: Spartans crush South Bend

Forks Spartans

FORKS — Forks rolled past South Bend 64-17 in a Class 2B Pacific League boys basketball contest on Tuesday night.

The Spartans were up 30-2 after the first quarter and 45-5 at halftime against the Indians.

“We wanted to have that killer mindset, and it was nice to go out there and do what they were supposed to do — start fast, be aggressive and be the dominant team on the court,” Forks coach Rick Gooding said.

Logan Olson led the Spartans (6-2, 7-6) with 19 points. Riley Pursley scored eight of his 11 points in the first quarter. Ashton Doyle added 10 for Forks as 11 of 12 Spartans scored.

“It was nice to get everybody involved. Everybody contributed, and it led to us getting some different rotations and getting kids a chance to play,” Gooding said.

After an 0-3 start to the season, Forks has gone 7-3 since. The Spartans are scheduled to visit league-leading Ilwaco (9-1, 11-1) tonight.

Forks 64, South Bend 17

SB 2 3 11 1 — 17

Forks 30 15 7 12 — 64

Forks (64) — Olson 19, Pursley 11, Doyle 10, Salazar 4, Lausche 4, Davis 4, Northcut 4, Micheau 3, Rancourt 3, Earls 2, Galeana.

Neah Bay 87, Clallam Bay 20

NEAH BAY — The Red Devils shared the ball well in a North Olympic League win over the rival Bruins as Neah Bay players assisted on 29 of 41 made baskets.

Julian Carrick posted 18 points, six assists and five steals for the Red Devils (2-0, 5-1), while Jaden Halttunen added 18 points, four assists and a couple of steals.

Jodell Wimberly added 10 points, six rebounds, five assists, four steals and a block in a well-rounded game for Neah Bay.

The Red Devils are scheduled to play at Crescent on Wednesday.

Kolton Hess and Daniel Cumming each scored seven for Clallam Bay (0-3).

Neah Bay 87, Clallam Bay 20

CB 4 6 3 7 — 20

NB 36 19 24 8 — 87

Neah Bay (87) — J. Halttunen 18, Carrick 18, Chambers 13, Butterfield 12, Wimberly 10, Smith 8, D. Halttunen 6, Della 2, Ellis, Johnson.

Clallam Bay (20) — Cumming 7, Hess 7, Simmons 4, Praeder 2, Lopez-Cruz, Barras, Signor.

Girls Basketball Neah Bay 86, Clallam Bay 4

NEAH BAY — Oceana Aguirre led four Red Devils in double figures in scoring with 26 in a North Olympic League win on Tuesday.

Aguirre connected on 13 of 18 shots, grabbed four rebounds and had two steals in the win.

Allie Greene posted 15 points and a team-high six assists along with a pair of steals.

Amber Swan added 12 points and led Neah Bay with four steals.

The Red Devils (2-0, 6-1) are scheduled to play at Crescent on Wednesday.

Neah Bay 86, Clallam Bay 4

CB 0 1 0 3 — 4

NB 21 28 12 25 — 86

Neah Bay (87) — Aguirre 26, A. Greene 15, Swan 12, C. Moss 10, Q. Greene 7, Pilatti 6, R. Moss 6, Ray 4, Martin, Halttunen.

Clallam Bay (4) — Flores 3, Lopez-Cruz 1, Richardson, Tinoco, Campbell.

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