SPORTS: Chimacum boys basketball rolls over Orting 75-52 on Wednesday night

CHIMACUM — Rafael Pagasian knocked down a game-high 18 points while Landon Cray scored 17 as the Chimacum boys basketball team earned a crucial Nisqually League win to jockey for playoff position Wednesday night.

Lucas Dukek added 14 points for the Cowboys as they ripped Orting 75-52.

Chimacum improved to 5-5 in league and 11-7 overall to get a stronger hold on fourth place.

(See PDN Friday editions for complete story).

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