Prep and college basketball results

featurePrep basketball Friday night…

The North Bend Lady Bulldogs beat the Siuslaw Vikings 59-27.  In other results, Douglas knocked off Marshfield 56-51 and Brookings-Harbor demolished South Umpqua 58-18.  Friday’s results create a three-way tie at the midway point in the Far West League season with Marshfield, North Bend and Douglas all with 4-and-1 records.  At 1-and-4, the Lady Vikings are in Fifth.

4A-3 Far West LeagueLeagueOverallPoints ScoredAllowedOSAA Ranking
Marshfield 4-113-6918721 6
North Bend 4-112-6866763 13
Douglas 4-110-6821678 12
Brookings-Harbor 2-310-8923749 18
Siuslaw 1-46-12743839 35
South Umpqua 0-54-15619866 36

For the boys… North Bend remains undefeated in conference play after outgunning Siuslaw 68-39.  The Bulldogs are alone atop the conference with a 5-and-oh record.  Douglas drilled Marshfield 50-37; Brookings-Harbor outlasted South Umpqua 55-44.  The Vikings, along with Douglas and Marshfield are all at 3-and-2 at the break, tied for second place.  Siuslaw, boys and girls, will be at South Umpqua Friday night where they’ll open the second half of the season.

4A-3 Far West LeagueLeagueOverallPoints ScoredAllowedOSAA Ranking
North Bend 5-014-4987899 5
Marshfield 3-29-10878884 16
Siuslaw 3-28-10830862 31
Douglas 3-27-9821890 23
Brookings-Harbor 1-47-11881922 28
South Umpqua 0-59-10931952 24

On the prep schedule tonight… the Mohawk Indians will be at Mapleton High School for games that were postponed December 15th because of the weather.

Turning to college basketball…

The Oregon Ducks’ 17-game winning streak came to an end Saturday evening in Boulder, Colorado.  Derrick White scored 17 of his 23 points in the second half to key Colorado’s 74-65 upset that snapped number 10 Oregon’s streak that extended back to November 21st.  It was also the seventh straight loss in Boulder for the Ducks who have never won there.

In Salt Lake City, Kyle Kuzma had 18 points and 12 rebounds and Utah held off a late rally by Oregon State for an 86-78 victory Saturday night.  Stephen Thompson Junior led the Beavers with a career high 30-points leading a furious comeback attempt that got Oregon State within six points in the final minute.

2016-17 Season

 
ConferenceOverallLast GameNext Game
7Arizona9-020-2W77-66 WASH@ 2/2ESPN2
10Oregon8-119-3L65-74 COLOVS 2/2FS1
8UCLA6-319-3L76-84 USC@ 2/1Pac-12 Networks
California6-315-6W66-55 STANVS 2/2Pac-12 Networks
Utah6-315-6W86-78 ORST@ 2/2Pac-12 Networks
USC5-418-4W84-76 UCLA@ 2/1ESPNU
Washington State4-511-10W91-83 ASUVS 2/1Pac-12 Networks
Stanford3-611-10L55-66 CALVS 2/2Pac-12 Networks
Arizona State3-610-12L83-91 WSU@ 2/2FS1
Colorado2-712-10W74-65 ORE@ 2/2Pac-12 Networks
Washington2-79-12L66-77 ARIZVS 2/1ESPNU
Oregon State0-94-18L78-86 UTAHVS 2/2ESPN2

Sydney Wiese (WEESE) scored 23 points and number 11 Oregon State Women made their last seven shots to close the game with a 15-4 run to defeat in-state rival Oregon 67-60 yesterday for the second time in three days.  Oregon State held off the Lady Ducks 43-40 Friday night in Eugene.

2016-17 Season

 
ConferenceOverallLast GameNext Game
11Oregon State9-120-2W67-60 ORE@ 2/3Pac-12 Networks
10Stanford9-119-3W72-68 WASHVS 2/3Pac-12 Networks
7Washington8-220-3L68-72 STAN@ 2/3Pac-12 Networks
13UCLA8-217-4W69-49 ARIZ@ 2/3Pac-12 Networks
16Arizona State5-514-7L50-65 USCVS 2/3Pac-12 Networks
Oregon4-614-8L60-67 ORST@ 2/3Pac-12 Networks
Washington State4-69-12W84-79 CAL@ 2/3Pac-12 Networks
California3-715-7L79-84 WSUVS 2/3Pac-12 Networks
Utah3-714-7W58-53 COLOVS 2/3Pac-12 Networks
USC3-712-9W65-50 ASU@ 2/3Pac-12 Networks
Colorado2-812-9L53-58 UTAHVS 2/3Pac-12 Networks
Arizona2-811-10L49-69 UCLAVS 2/3Pac-12 Networks