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Tyler Briggs hit a 10-foot jumper as time expired in the overtime period to give the Declo boys basketball team a 78-76 home victory over Soda Springs, in Class 2A nonconference action.

The Hornets (8-3) rallied from down six points in the extra period before Briggs, who finished with 22 points, hit the game-winner.

Declo was down 10 in the fourth quarter but rallied to tie it when Brandon Peterson was fouled with no time on the clock and hit two free throws to send it to the extra session.

"It was a hard-fought game. We just did the things we needed to do when it counted," said Declo head coach Dee Lewis. "We got the ball inside a lot and got 10 points from the free throw line in the fourth quarter, which was really a key for us."

Declo is at American Falls today.

Declo 78, Soda Springs 76, OT

Soda Springs 16 15 21 13 11 - 76

Declo 16 13 14 22 13 - 78

SODA SPRINGS (76)

Maughan 16, Bailey 22, Scheierman 8, Pallante 4, Frankos 9, Evans 2, Cooper 15. Totals 29 12-26 76.

DECLO (78)

Jarad Erickson 10, Dawson Bowcut 2, Connor Garner 15, Brandon Peterson 12, Tyler Briggs 22, Shaylon Fenstermaker 15, Jeremy Jenkins 2. Totals 27 22-32 78.

3-point goals: Soda Springs 6 (Maughan 4, Bailey 2); Declo 2 (Garner, Peterson). Total fouls: Soda Springs 25, Declo 21. Fouled out: Soda Springs, Maughan, Cooper; Declo, Garner, Jenkins. Technical fouls: Soda Springs, Frankos.

Jerome 64, Wood River 32

Logan Parker scored 23 points and Kameron Pearce added 10 as Jerome opened Great Basin Conference West play with a 64-32 win at Wood River on Tuesday evening.

The Tigers (10-2, 1-0 GBW) closed the first half and opened the second half with intense defense, outscoring the Wolverines 50-20 over the middle two quarters.

"It's nice to get off to a good start in the conference. I thought our kids played extremely hard in the second and third quarters and that was the key," said Jerome head coach Joe Messick. "Our defensive intensity and pressure caused them some problems."

Greg Wakefield led Wood River with 10 points.

Jerome is at Burley on Thursday.

Jerome 64, Wood River 32

Jerome 13 21 29 1 - 64

Wood River 5 10 10 7 - 32

JEROME (64)

Jake Lammers 9, Cameron Stauffer 6, Logan Parker 23, Kris Bos 3, Kameron Pearce 10, Nolan McDonald 2, Tyler Tolman 1, Zach Ingraham 6, Kevin Williams 4. Totals 21 16-22 64.

WOOD RIVER (32)

Kevin Abbott 3, Ryan Dean 2, Juan Martinez 5, Brent Hope 2, Michale Brunker 6, Sean Bunce 1, Greg Wakefield 10, Bryan Tidwell 3. Totals 10 10-14 32.

3-point goals: Jerome 6 (Parker 5, Bos); Wood River 2 (Martinez, Wakefield). Total fouls: Jerome 15, Wood River 18. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Kimberly 78, Wendell 47

The Kimberly defense paved the way for a 78-47 victory over host Wendell. The Bulldog defense pressed the Trojans, forcing 32 turnovers.

"We need to learn to take care of the basketball," said Wendell coach Ryon Jarvis. "They put on a half-court press, and we did not handle it well. Kimberly is the complete package," added Jarvis.

Offensively, Duston Brown scored 14 points for the Bulldogs (8-2, 3-0 SCIC). Eric Marvin followed with 11, and A.J. Schroeder tallied 10.

Jordan Lancaster scored 14 points, assisted by John Campbell's 11 points for the Trojans.

Wendell (5-6, 1-2) travels to Declo on Saturday.

Kimberly 78, Wendell 47

Kimberly 27 11 16 24 - 78

Wendell 10 11 8 18 - 47

KIMBERLY (78)

A.J. Schroeder 10, Braeden Nield 3, Isaac Makings 5, Lael Schoessler 5, Nick Dame 7, J.D. Jimenez 4, Eric Marvin 11, Duston Brown 14, Justin Winmill 5, Cody Wadsworth 7, Jared Mumm 7. Totals: 30 16-22 78.

WENDELL (47)

Nolan Stouder 2, Bill Fien 3, Jordon Lancaster 14, Dusty Vanderham 5, John Campbell 11, Nathan Ormond 8, Gary Koopman 4. Totals: 16 10-18 47.

3-point goals: Kimberly 2 (Makings, Wadsworth), Wendell 5 (Lancaster 3, Vanderham, Campbell). Total fouls: Kimberly 19, Wendell 17. Fouled out: Kimberly, Mumm; Wendell Ormond. Technical fouls: Wendell, bench.

Dietrich 61, Magic Valley Christian 41

Dylan Perron and Luke Hubert each scored 10 for Dietrich as the Blue Devils took a 61-41 win over Magic Valley Christian in Jerome on Tuesday.

Zach VanEsch and Matt McClimans led the Conquerors (0-9, 0-6 Northside), with each pouring in 16 points.

Magic Valley Christian is at the Community School on Friday.

Dietrich 61, Magic Valley Christian 41

Dietrich 18 11 20 12 - 61

Magic Valley Christian 10 8 9 14 - 41

DIETRICH (61)

Dylan Perron 10, Jaren Stoddard 8, Walter Hansen 8, Scott Perron 2, Kolton Hubert 2, G.W. Bailey 3, Andrew Rocha 8, Luke Hubert 10, Brad McDaniel 1, Spencer Hansen 9. Totals 27 4-9 61.

MAGIC VALLEY CHRISTIAN (41)

Josh Griffith 4, Dylan VanEsch 4, John Hesse 1, Zack Van Esch 16, Matt McClimans 16. Totals 18 3-9 41.

3-point goals: Dietrich 3 (Rocha 2, D. Perron); Magic Valley Christian 2 (D. Van Esch, Z. Van Esch). Total fouls: Dietrich 15, Magic Valley Christian 12. Fouled out: Magic Valley Chrsitian, D. Van Esch. Technical fouls: none.

Richfield 59, Camas County 25

Levi Kent scored 13 and Brody Norman added 12 as Richfield eased past Camas County 59-25 in Fairfield on Tuesday.

The Mushers were led by seven points from Mickenzie Boggs, while Derek Walker added six.

Camas County (2-9, 2-6 Northside) hosts Twin Falls Christian on Thursday.

Richfield 59, Camas County 25

Richfield 24 25 6 4 - 59

Camas County 12 6 7 0 - 25

RICHFIELD (59)

Tel Clark 8, Michael Lezamiz 4, Tucker Smith 8, Brody Norman 12, Levi Kent 13, Jose Rivas 4, Luke Wood 4, Michael Henson 6. Totals 27 3-5 59.

CAMAS COUNTY (25)

Derek Walker 6, Cody Stroder 3, Jake Wise 2, Andrew Simons 4, Carlos Robles 1, Mickenzie Boggs 7, Cory Brand 2. Totals 10 2-6 25.

3-point goals: Richfield 2 (Clark 2); Camas County 3 (Boggs 2, Stroder). Total fouls: Richfield 13, Camas County 13. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Murtaugh 54, Community School 38

The Murtaugh Red Devils moved to 5-2 in the Northside Conference with a 54-38 win over Community School.

"Zach (Cummins) played a really good game," said Murtaugh coach Adam Johnson. "We picked up the intensity on defense in the second half which was the difference in the game."

Cummins led Murtaugh (7-4) with 15 points followed by Manuel Pacheco with 12 and Austin Stanger with 10. For the Community School, Chet Stephens tossed in 12, including four 3-pointers.

Murtaugh is on the road at Richfield on Thursday.

Murtaugh 54, Community School 38

Community School 11 8 11 8 - 38

Murtaugh 12 12 17 13 - 54

COMMUNITY SCHOOL (38)

Tanner Flanigan 2, Paul Davis 3, Eddy Albarran 2, Lucas Vorsteveld 8, Caspar Brun 8, Chet Stephens 12, Alex Conn 3. Totals 14 3-5 38.

MURTAUGH (54)

Daniel Hepworth 4, Trey Perkins 5, Zach Cummins 15, Humberto Pacheco 8, Austin Stanger 10, Manuel Pacheco 12. Totals 25 3-10 54.

3-point goals: Community School 7 (Stephens 4, Davis, Vorsteveld); Murtaugh 1 (Perkins). Total fouls: Community School 9, Murtaugh 7. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Shoshone 45, Sho-Ban 42

With four seconds remaining, Ryan Sorter of Shoshone broke a 42-42 tie, scoring three points the old-fashioned way with a basket and a free throw as the Indians defeated Sho-Ban 45-42.

"Sho-Ban tied the score with less than a minute to go," said Shoshone coach Larry Messick. "Both teams had a shot to break the tie after that."

Nell Valencia scored a team-high 15 points for Shoshone. Magic Smith of Sho-Ban led all scorers with 17 points and Lonzo Colby added 14.

Shoshone (8-1, 1-0) travels to Hagerman on Thursday for a Snake River Conference South Division matchup.

Shoshone 45, Sho-Ban 42

Sho-Ban 5 6 13 18 - 42

Shoshone 8 12 10 15 - 45

SHO-BAN (42)

Michale Galloway 2, Lonzo Colby 14, Taylon Eschief 4, Magic Smith 17, Joey Runninghorse 5. Totals 16-2 5-8 42.

SHOSHONE (45)

Justin Santana 6, Nell Valencia 15, Andrew Sorter 6, Sigi Juarez 4, Ryan Sorter 5, Josh Olsen 2, Edwin Pinon 7. Totals 18 5-9 45.

3-point goals: Sho-Ban 5 (Colby 3, Smith, Runninghorse); Shoshone 4 (Valencia 3, Pinon). Total fouls: Sho-Ban 15, Shoshone 10. Fouled out: none. Technical fouls: none.

Century 53, Burley 48

Bill Blauer dropped in a game-high 20 points, but the Burley Bobcats came up short on the scoreboard, losing to Century 53-48.

"We had a bad second quarter and too many turnovers," said Burley coach Jack Bagley. "Blauer (Bill) stepped up and had a nice game for us."

Kyle Hepworth was also in double figures for Burley with 16 points.

Burley (4-7) hosts Jerome on Thursday.

Century 53, Burley 48

Century 10 20 9 14 - 53

Burley 14 10 8 16 - 48

CENTURY (53)

Shelley 13, Ruffridge 1, Alley 7, Wall 13, Klauser 11, Campbell 6, Zellmer 2. Totals 24 9-18 53.

BURLEY (53)

Karch Hinckley 1, David Fillmore 2, Jaram Jones 1, A.J. Hunter 3, Kyle Hepworth 16, Kace Redder 3, Bill Blauer 20, Ryan Larsen 2. Totals 18 8-16 48.

3-point goals: Century 4 (Shelley 2, Alley, Klauser); Burley 4 (Hepworth 2, Hunter, Redder). Total fouls: Century 16, Burley 19. Fouled out: Century, Wall. Technical fouls: none.

Carey 56, Mackay 45

In a physical contest, Carey Panthers topped Mackay 56-45.

"It was a physical, hard-fought game on both parts, which will help us down the stretch," said Carey coach Dick Simpson.

Trevor Peck led Carey with 19 points and Brett Adamson added 15.

Carey (8-3, 4-2 Northside Conference) is at Bliss on Thursday.

Carey 56, Mackay 45

Mackay 14 9 10 12 - 45

Carey 11 21 8 16 - 56

MACKAY (45)

Hogland 4, Karr 2, Smyer 6, Donnot 16, Krosch 17. Totals 19 6-19 45.

CAREY (56)

Dillon Simpson 4, Brett Adamson 15, Trevor Peck 19, Jacey Baird 9, Heith Adamson 9. Totals 21 9-16 56.

3-point goals: Mackey 1 (Krosch; Carey 5 (Peck 3, Simpson, H. Adamson). Total fouls: Mackey 17, Carey 17. Fouled out: Carey, Barg. Mackay, Coates. Technical fouls: none.

Girls basketball

Raft River 67, Oakley 45

Double-doubles from Sally Hansen and Whitney Holtman helped Raft River rout rival Oakley 67-45 Tuesday night in Malta. The host Trojans got 19 points and 12 rebounds from Hansen and 20 points and 11 boards from Holtman, who scored 18 before halftime.

Marli Manning added 11 for Raft River (10-3), which jumped to a 24-10 lead after one period.

Oakley was led by Sabrina Wybenga's 12 points. Kori Poulton added nine.

Raft River is home tonight for a game with Class 2A Valley. Oakley hosts Castleford on Friday.

Raft River 67, Oakley 45

Oakley 10 16 11 8 - 45

Raft River 24 14 18 9 - 67

OAKLEY (45)

Saless Terry 8, Kaylani Setoki 6, Jennnifer Tellez 2, Jordan Leirman 6, Whitney Smith 2, Sabrina Wybenga 12, Kori Poulton 9. Totals 20 5-7 45.

RAFT RIVER (67)

Kassie Ottley 3, Hailey Higley 6, Sally Hansen 19, CeAnn Carpenter 3, Whitney Holtman 20, Marli Manning 11, Samantha Ward 1, Chelzee Nye 4. Totals 23 17-27 67.

3-point goals: Raft River 4 (Manning 3, Carpenter). Total fouls: Oakley 18, Raft River 13.

Richfield 61, Camas County 31

Michelle Kent scored 17 points and Teenie Kent added 12 as the Richfield Tigers rolled past Camas County 61-31 in Fairfield on Tuesday night.

Sasha Kent added 10 for the No. 1-ranked Tigers (16-0, 9-0 Northside Conference), while the Mushers (7-5, 4-4) were led by 14 from Katelyn Peterson. Erica Phantharasen added 11.

Camas County hosts Twin Falls Christian on Thursday.

Richfield 61, Camas County 31

Richfield 19 15 13 14 - 61

Camas County 4 4 16 7 - 31

RICHFIELD (61)

Michelle Kent 17, Teenie Kent 12, Sasha Kent 10, Kaylee Exon 9, Mirian Rivas 8, Lea Piper 4, Heidi Buckner 1. Totals 24 9-18 61.

CAMAS COUNTY (31)

Katelyn Peterson 14, Erica Phantharasen 11, Mollie McLam 2, Tessa Rumsey 2, Sunnie Vouch 2. Totals 11 5-9 31.

3-point goals: Richfield 2 (M. Kent, S. Kent); Camas County 4 (Phantharasen 3, Peterson). Total fouls: Richfield 7, Camas County 16. Fouled out: Camas County, Phantharasen. Technical fouls: none.

Lighthouse Christian 42, Twin Falls Christian 27

Sarah Hilbert scored 12 points and Ashley Hinton added 11 as Lighthouse Christian knocked off Twin Falls Christian 42-27 on Tuesday.

Amanda Miller scored 12 points to lead the Warriors.

Lighthouse Christian 42, Twin Falls Christian 27

Lighthouse Christian 13 8 15 6 - 42

Twin Falls Christian 1 5 8 13 - 27

LIGHTHOUSE CHRISTIAN (42)

Rachel Wendland 7, Kyanna Jones 3, Alex Vierhoven 1, Josena van Vliet 4, Alyssa Schrey 4, Ashley Hinton 11, Sarah Hilbert 12. Totals 17 8-13 42.

TWIN FALLS CHRISTIAN (27)

Shelby Mason 9, Amanda Miller 12, Cheyenne Mott 2, Jessica Irvin 4. Totals 11 5-10 27.

3-point goals: none. Total fouls: Lighthouse Christian 18, Twin Falls Christian 19. Fouled out: Twin Falls Christian, Julie Irvin. Technical fouls: none.

Carey 47, Mackay 37

Junior guard Jessica Parke had 18 points and Chelsey Hunt followed with 11 to lead the Carey Panthers over the visiting Mackay Miners 47-37.

"It was good to play a physical team like Mackay," said Carey coach Lane Durtschi. "Chelsey (Hunt) played a great game. She had several steals and shot the ball real well. In the second quarter, Jessica (Parke) stepped up and the rest of the team followed. We're still not playing as well as we should be but we are improving."

Aubrey Nelson led Mackey with nine points.

Carey (7-5, 3-2 Northside Conference) is at Bliss on Thursday.

Carey 47, Mackay 37

Mackay 10 8 12 7 - 37

Carey 6 17 13 11 - 47

MACKAY (37)

Jordan Rosenkrance 5, Aubrey Nelson 9, Brook Nielsen 6, Kashia Whitworth 6, Madison McKelvey 8, Kayla Mulick 3. Totals 10 14-26 37.

CAREY (47)

Chelsey Hunt 11, Kelsey Green 4, Jessica Parke 18, Amy Ellsworth 4, Shelby Hansen 7, Kayla Bailey 3. Totals 14 14-33 47.

3-point goals: Mackay 3 (A. Nelson, A. Whitworth 2); Carey 5 (Hunt 3, Green, Parke). Total fouls: Mackay 24, Carey 23. Fouled out: Mackay, B. Nielsen; Carey, Hansen. Technical fouls: none.

Dietrich 58, Magic Valley Christian 14

Shayla Porter's 16 points led Dietrich in a 58-14 victory over Magic Valley Christian, in Jerome on Tuesday.

In all, Dietrich had four players score with double digits. Freshman point guard Ellie Dalton scored 11, and Moriah Dill and Dayna Phillips each scored 10 for the Blue Devils.

Kristina Reitsma led Magic Valley Christian with six points.

Dietrich (9-3, 5-1) will host Bliss on Friday.

Dietrich 58, Magic Valley Christian 14

Dietrich 15 19 17 7 - 58

Magic Valley Christian 1 4 3 6 - 14

DIETRICH (58)

Ellie Dalton 11, Nakia Norman 5, Jesse Dill 6, Moriah Dill 10, Shayla Porter 16, Dayna Phillips 10. Totals: 22 12-23 58.

MAGIC VALLEY CHRISTIAN (14)

Kale Reitsma 2, Michelle Koostra 3, Cassie Bishoff 2, Kathy Hess 1, Kristina Reitsma 6. Totals: 6 2-8 14.

3-point goals: Dietrich 2 (Dalton, Norman). Total fouls: Dietrich 8, Magic Valley Christian 14. Fouled out: Magic Valley Christian: Kristina Reitsma. Technical fouls: None.

Valley 44, Declo 41

Alyssa Henry's clutch 3-pointer with two seconds remaining capped a 44-41 Valley conquest over Declo, in Hazelton.

Henry finished with 18 points (14 in the second half), including her last second bank shot from the top of the key. Until the last few minutes of excitement in the second half, Valley coach Brian Hardy said the game was "of a slower pace."

Sarah Silcock nearly put up half of the Hornets' points, finishing with 20 in the loss. Sydney Christensen added 10 points.

Valley (13-3, 2-0 Canyon Conference) travels to Raft River tonight.

Valley 44, Declo 41

Declo 4 6 15 16 - 41

Valley 8 9 14 13 - 44

DECLO (41)

Alli Webb 2, Sydney Christensen 10, Carson 2, Sarah Silcock 20, Catherine Blakeslee 5, Emily Moore 2. Totals: 16 9-16 41.

VALLEY (44)

Katie Hall 3, Dacia Hunter 4, Camelle Sizemore 8, Alyssa Henry 18, Ashley Krauss 9, Jamie Wood 2. Totals: 13 16-27 44.

3-point goals: Valley 2 (Henry 2). Total fouls: Declo 17, Valley 17. Fouled out: None. Technical fouls: None.

Castleford 50, Hansen 41

The Castleford defense stepped up in the fourth quarter, ensuring a 50-41 win over Hansen, in Castleford. Hansen was only down two points at the end of the third quarter, before the defensive lockdown.

"The defense got it done for us again. They stepped up and hit their free throws in the fourth quarter," said Castleford coach Roger Wells. But all was not satisfactory for Wells, as the Wolves put the Huskies on the foul line 21 times.

On the offensive side of the ball, the Wiggins' combined for 25 points for the Wolves. Rikki Wiggins with 13 points, and Callie Wiggins with 12.

Nadine Giardina kept the Huskies in the game, posting 17 points. Shelbie Hancock notched 11 in the loss.

Castleford (6-7, 3-2) travels to Oakley on Friday.

Castleford 50, Hansen 41

Hansen 8 9 15 8 - 41

Castleford 12 15 8 15 - 50

HANSEN (41)

Marlen Murillo 3, Nadine Giardina 17, Dori Lockwood 3, Shawnie Higgins 7, Shelbie Hancock 11. Totals: 13 11-21 41.

CASTLEFORD (50)

Rikki Wiggins 13, Amanda Elsner 3, Gabrielle Machado 2, Belinda Kinyon 4, Callie Wiggins 12, Courtney Allred 6, Maricella Rodriguez 4, Allison Rodgers 6. Totals: 20 10-16 50.

3-point goals: Hansen 4 (Mario, Giardina 2, Lockwood). Total fouls: Hansen 14, Castleford 19. Fouled out: Hansen, Lockwood and Higgins. Technical fouls: None.

Wrestling

Buhl sweeps tri-match at Gooding

The Buhl wrestling team earned wins over Gooding (46-30) and Valley (46-36) in a wrestling tri-match Tuesday in Gooding. Cade Baugh picked up two wins by pinfall for the Indians.

The Class 2A Vikings also earned a win, edging the host Senators 47-42. Valley's Zach Rarick had two pins at 285 pounds.

Despite coming away without a team win on the day, Gooding head coach Clay Robinson was upbeat.

"I am very pleased with our young kids," he said. "They are stepping up and putting the work in and it is starting to show on the mat. The team has made huge improvements from the beginning of the season."

Gooding was led by two pins from Derek Christiansen.

Valley 47, Gooding 42

103 pounds: Casey Ivey, Valley, pinned Daniel Flick; 112: Parker Lamun, Valley, won by forfeit; 119: Christian Fontaine, Gooding, pinned Caleb Gerrard; 125: Connor Beames–, Valley, won by forfeit; 130: Aaron Ruff, Valley, won by forfeit; 135: Derek Gerratt, Valley, T-Fall Alex Bow; 140: Derek Christiansen, Gooding, pinned, James Sizemore; 145: Brandon McBride, Gooding, won by forfeit; 152: Justun Steel, Gooding, pinned Skyler Kuntz; 160: Andrew Munsee, Valley, pinned Michael Claiborn; 171: Chance Adamson, Gooding, won by forfeit; 189: Kyle Sanders, Gooding, won by forfeit; 215: double forfeit; 285: Zach Rarick, Valley, pinned Calvin Walgamott.

Buhl 46, Gooding 30

103 pounds: Ethan Compton, Buhl, pinned Daniel Flick: 112: double forfeit; 119: Coty Thompson, Buhl, pined Daniel Flick; 125: Gradon Gutierrez, Buhl, won by forfeit; 130: Michael McDonald, Buhl, won by forfeit; 135: Cade Baugh, Buhl, pinned Alex Bow; 140: Derek Christiansen, Gooding, pinned Chris Newell; 145: Brandon McBride, Gooding, pinned Tucker Beglan; 152: Chance Share, Buhl, dec. Justun Steel 14-5; 160: Michael Claiborn, Gooding, won by forfeit; 171: Blake Finney, Buhl, pinned Chance Adamson; 189: Kyle Sanders, Gooding, won by forfeit; 215: Calvin Walgamott, Gooding, pinned Oren Carlton; 285: Nick Castillo, Buhl, won by forfeit.

Buhl 46, Valley 36

103 pounds: Casey Ivey, Valley, pinned Ethan Compton; 112: Parker Lamun, Valley, won by forfeit; 119: Allen Compton, Buhl, pinned Caleb Gerrard; 125: Gradon Gutierrez, Buhl, pinned Connor Beames; 130: Michael McDonald, Buhl, dec. Aaron Raff 15-6; 135: Derek Gerratt, Valley, won by forfeit; 140: Cade Baugh, Buhl, pinned James Sizemore; 145: Tucker Beglan, Buhl, won by forfeit; 152: Chance Share, Buhl, pinned Skylar Kunz; 160: Andrew Munsee, Valley, won by forfeit; 171: Blake Finney, Buhl, won by forfeit; 189: Derek Murphy, Valley, won by forfeit; 215: Oren Carlton, Buhl, won by forfeit; 285: Zach Rarick, Valley, pinned Nick Castillo.

Late wrestling

Raft River/Oakley takes second at Bear Lake

The combination Raft River/Oakley wrestling squad took second-place last weekend at the Bear Lake Classic.

Twelve schools participated at the tournament and Raft River/Oakley placed a wrestler in the top eight in all but one weight class, earning 167 points to finish one spot behind Malad, which had 249.5 team points.

Caleb Greenwell of Raft River/Oakley beat Cole Weir of Highland for the 135-pound championship. Stephan Ortiz lost his title match at 130 to Gene Bullcreek of Malad.

Third-place finishers from Raft River/Oakley were Elizar Tellez (145), Bradley Boden (152), Brian Babbitt (171), Braxton Sagers (215) and Jake Sagers (285).

Late Bowling

Wendell, Burley girls earn wins

The Wendell varsity girls bowling team rolled its way to a 7-6 win over Minico on Monday. Ariel Bolish had a 148 to lead the way for Wendell, which dropped a match against Burley, losing 12-1. Burley's Molly Mills rolled a 173 for the high game of the day.