SEQUIM — The Sequim High School boys basketball team won its fifth straight game after holding off a foreign invader Tuesday night.
The Wolves dropped St. Luke’s Grammar School of Sydney, Australia, 65-52, getting a second straight 20-point game from senior guard Nick Camporini.
Sequim kept the Australians at bay most of the first half before eventually pulling away in the final two quarters.
“I was really pleased with how our reserves played,” Sequim coach Greg Glasser said.
“They came in and gave us a great effort and really energized our team.”
Camporini dropped in 24 points for the Wolves one night after going for 20 in a big win over Olympic League rival Bremerton.
Teammate Jason Brocklesby worked up a double-double, scoring 18 points and grabbing 11 rebounds.
Sequim shot out to a 10-point lead by the end of first quarter but allowed the Aussies to pull back within five points with the score at 33-28 at the half.
The Wolves came out hot in the third quarter, extended their lead once again and didn’t look back.
Sequim (3-1 in league, 6-1 overall) plays at Klahowya tonight at 7 p.m.
SEQUIM 65, ST. LUKE’S 52
St. Luke’s 12 16 14 10 — 52
Sequim 22 11 20 12 — 65
Individual Scoring
St. Luke’s (52)
Cullen 21, Taylor 21, Skinner 5, Oni 3, Campbell 2.
Sequim (65)
Camporini 24, Brocklesby 18, Webb 11, Carter 10, Pinza 2.
P.S. ADVENTIST 55, QUILCENE 54
QUILCENE — The Rangers (1-2, 2-2) lost a close one on Tuesday to the 613’s after exchanging leads a few times throughout the game.
“It was a hard lesson learned,” Quilcene coach Mark Thompson said. “But we move on.”
Brandon Bancroft scored 25 points for the Rangers and grabbed nine rebounds, while Dan Davidson managed a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds.
P.S. ADVENTIST 55, QUILCENE 54
Puget Sound 13 13 14 15 — 55
Quilcene 13 8 21 12 — 54
Individual Scoring
Puget Sound Adventist (55)
Ashton 15, Hutton 13, Nye 11, Nash 8, Petersen 6, Waleon 2.
Quilcene (54)
Bancroft 25, Davidson 11, Pleines 9, Jordan 8, Perez 1.
CASCADE CHRISTIAN 85, CHIMACUM 27
PUYALLUP — The Cowboys ran into an inspired group of Cougars in their Nisqually League opener Tuesday night.
Playing their first game since longtime assistant coach Mike Kilcup passed away Sunday, the defending Class 1A state champions laid the wood to an undermanned Chimacum team.
“I don’t think they need much motivation anyway,” Chimacum head coach Jim Eldridge said. “We didn’t match their intensity at all.”
Chimacum was missing a pair of key players in forward Mason Moug (injury) and guard Rafael Pagasian (ineligible), but the Cougars took little pity as they piled up 57 first half points on their way to a rout.
Chimacum (0-1, 2-2) hosts Charles Wright on Friday night in another Nisqually League matchup.
CASCADE CHRISTIAN 85, CHIMACUM 27
Chimacum 10 5 7 5 — 27
Cascade Christian 27 30 18 10 — 85
Individual Scoring
Chimacum (27)
Cray 7, Eldridge 7, Ajax 2, Brown-Bishop 7, Riggle 4.
Cascade Christian (85)
King 11, Kushan 6, LeFrancois 4, Mahnken 4, Shackett 24, Ruttle 14, Zepernick 8, Archer 6, Spencer 6.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
QUILCENE 38, PUGET SOUND ADVENTIST 35
QUILCENE — The Rangers (1-1, 3-3) earned their first 1B Sea-Tac League win after getting past Puget Sound Adventist on Tuesday night.
Leanne Weed scored a game-high 15 points to lead the Rangers — down two entering the fourth quarter — to a comeback win.
QUILCENE 38, P.S. ADVENTIST 35
P.S. Adventist 3 10 13 9 — 35
Quilcene 2 11 11 14 — 38
Individual Scoring
Puget Sound Adventist (35)
Not reported
Quilcene (38)
Weed 15, Kaiser 9, Turley 9, Berringer 3, Beukes 2.
CLALLAM BAY 26, LAKE QUINAULT 25
LAKE QUINAULT — The Bruins (4-2 overall) held the Elks to just one point in the fourth quarter to complete a stunning comeback victory in nonleague action Tuesday.
Melissa Willis had 12 points, eight rebounds and four steals to lead a dramatic Bruins rally from a 10-point third quarter deficit.
The Bruins host Crescent tonight in another nonleague game.
CLALLAM BAY 26, LAKE QUINAULT 25
Clallam Bay 4 4 6 12 — 26
Lake Quinault 2 16 6 1 — 25
Individual Scoring
Clallam Bay (26)
Willis 12, Randall 7, Erickson 7.
Lake Quinault (25)
Obi 2, Wilder 3, Neelan 4, Walker 3, Allen 4, Dankan 2, Castillo 7.
CASCADE CHRISTIAN 58, CHIMACUM 21
PUYALLUP — The Cowboys (0-1, 0-5) were shutout in the first quarter and never recovered in their 1A Nisqually League opener Tuesday night.
CASCADE CHRISTIAN 58, CHIMACUM 21
Chimacum 0 14 2 5 — 21
Cascade Christian 20 20 11 7 — 58
Individual Scoring
Chimacum (21)
Hanson 3, Hathaway 5, Nelson 5, Castillo 4, Thacker 4.
Cascade Christian (58)
Coltom 18, Centioli 8, Creech 19, Rozumny 4, Read 5, Spencer 4.
RAINIER 60, FORKS 20
RAINIER — The Spartans (0-1, 1-2) had a tough night and couldn’t get much started in their SWL-Evergreen Division opener against the Mountaineers on Tuesday.
The Spartans next host Rochester on Friday starting at 7 p.m.
RAINIER 60, FORKS 20
Forks 8 5 3 4 — 20
Rainier 23 20 13 4 — 60
Individual Scoring
Forks (20)
Morris 7, Williams 6, Raven 3, Brown 2, Sheriff 2.
Rainier (60)
Schoenherr 15, Brown 11, Owens 10, McMullen 9, Eygabead 8.
SEQUIM 53, ST. LUKE’S 34
SEQUIM — The Wolves won their fifth game in a row Tuesday night to move to 5-1 on the season.
Details were not reported.
WRESTLING
SEQUIM 42, OLYMPIC 33
SILVERDALE — Len Borchers earned his first win against the Trojans as his Wolves scored three pin victories in Tuesday night’s Olympic League dual.
Cody Field (145 pounds), Dakota Hinton (171) and Emilio Perete-Colin (215) each put their opponent to the mat to lead the Wolves (1-1) to an upset.
Also scoring victories were Austin Middleton (a30), Derek Fruin (135), and Winston Babb (140).
“This is kind of an upset for us, so we’re pleased,” coach Borchers said.
BOYS SWIMMING
PORT ANGELES 111, KINGSTON 72
POULSBO — Charlie Parks and Tyler Burke each won two individual events to lead the Roughriders (3-0) to an Olympic League win Tuesday night.
Parks claimed the 100-yard individual medley (2 minutes, 20.25 seconds) and 100 breaststroke (1:12.13), while Burke took the 100 freestyle (53.45) and 100 backstroke (1:02.14).
The Riders also won all three relays, and Avery Koehler and Parks each put up district-qualifying times in the 100 back and 100 breast, respectively.
Austin Fahrenholtz led a Rider sweep of the 1-meter diving event with a score of 172.34. Sam Beasley took second (151.70) and Philip Scott (115.65) third.
The Riders don’t swim again until after Christmas break.
SEQUIM 103, KLAHOWYA 82
SEQUIM — The Wolves earned an Olympic League win in the pool Tuesday while putting up three district-qualifying times.
Noe Calderon (100 breast), Thomas Moores (100 back) and the 200 free relay team all put up district marks.
Several other swimmers bettered their times in the victory.