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Boys lose close ones to La Pine, Juncti ,City
Junction City 73,
Sweet Home 68
The Huskies held onto a small
lead at Junction City Friday night,
but lost 73-68 when Junction City
outscored the Huskies by 10 in the
fourth quarter.
The Huskies led 21-16 after
one quarter and 38-34 at halftime.
The Huskies led 54-49 at the end
of the third.
Sweet Home 21 17 16 14-68
Junction City 16 18 15 24- 73
Sweet Home: Dallas Morgan 15, Porter
14, Ramirez 10, Kauffman 8, White 6,
Vandenberg 3, Conn 3, Anaya 3, Daniels
2, Bulman-3utte 2, Winslow 2, Snow,
3utte. 26 5-12 68.
Junction City: Han Kinson 20, Landeros
18, Smucket 15, Wimmer 8, Hill 6, Seitz
4, Van Ras 2, Locke, Reersleo, Kaiser,
Gait, Raffin, Ansell. 24 25-40 73.
La Pine 75, Sweet Home 68
La Pine came out on top, 75-
68, in a back-and-forth struggle in
Sweet Home on Jan. 24.
The Huskies led 22-15 after
the first quarter, but La Pine erased
the advantage and led 41-39 at
halflime. The Huskies recaptured
the lead in the third, ending the
quarter 56-53, but La Pine came
back with a 10-point swing over
the Huskies in the fourth.
kaPine 15 27 11 22-75
Sweet Home 22 17 17 12-68
La Pine: Austin Pierce 23, O'Casey 15,
Kraft 13, Ramirez 8, Hanna 4, Smith 4,
Wieber 4, Parson 2. 27 20-27 75.
Sweet Home: Tony Ramirez 13, Morgan
11, Kauffman 11, White 10, Anaya
6, Bulman-Jutte 5, Conn 5, Porter 4,
Winslow 2, Jutte 1, Snow, Vandenburg.
27 6-14 68.
Elmira 89, Sweet Home 70
Jeremy White fights Tyler Parsons of La Pine for a shot under the basket
in last week's 75-68 loss to La Pine.
Elmira defeated the Huskies in
boys basketball 89-70 on Jan. 23
night in Sweet Home.
The two teams kept a tight
race through the first half, with
Sweet Home leading 21-19 after
one quarter and Elmira leading 35:
34 at halftime. Elmir a opened its
lead up in the third, leading 61-53
by the end of the quarter.
Anaya Jorge goes up for a bucket.
Elmira 19 16 26 28-89
SweetHome 21 13 19 17-70
Elmira: Mikah Reed 22, Fay 14, Long 9,
Messman 8, Tena 8, Admire 6, Deleon
5, Westlund 4, B0ggs 3, Thilberg 3,
Thorne 3, Larkin 2, Ota 2, Gabica. 40
Girls hold JC score down, compete with La Pine art,
Junction City 45,
Sweet Home 17
Junction City defeated Sweet
Home 63-43 in girls basketball
Friday night at Junction City.
"We were really proud of
them," Coach Robby Robinson
said of his team. "They played
hard. They defended hard."
Junction City has been racking
up more than 60 points per game,
Robinson said.
It's also the second-lowest
scoring opponent for the Huskies
this season. Hidden Valley scored
43.
But the Huskies couldn't turn
it around on the other end.
"We just couldn't buy a
basket," Robinson said. Shooting
was probably 15 percent.
The girls limited Junction
City's possessions, played good
defense and rebounded better, he
said, but they turned the ball over
29 times.
"I think our energy was good,"
Robinson said.
La Pine 63, Sweet Home 43
The Huskies were unable
to dig out from an early 18-point
deficit and lost 63-43 at home to La
Pine on Jan. 24.
The Huskies got off to a bad
start, trailing 19-1 at the end of
the first quarter, Robinson said.
After that, the Huskies and La Pine
played a tight game. The Huskies
trailed 44-42. on the rest of the
game.
"We're improving in a lot
of ways," Robinson said. Harlee
Brendle and Jordan Miller are
Photos by Sean C. Morgan
Jasmin Yoder crashes into La Pine senior guard Hannah Wieber on her
way to the hoop in last week's 63-43 loss to La Pine. At right, Sabrina
Davis attempts a three against La Pine.
both stepping up, so rebounding is avoiding turnovers, he said, but "I
improving, still think 90 percent of it is battling
The Huskies need to focus on the mental game."
Photos by Sean C. Morgan
8-13 89.
Sweet Home: Tony Ramirez 18, Porter
11, Morgan 10, White 10, Bulman-Jutte
6, Vandenberg 6, Kauffman 5, Winslow
2, Anaya 2, Daniels, Snow, Jutte, Conn.
28 6-11 70.
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