Pateros 62, Bridgeport 60
The Billygoats got their first win of the season, May 27, but it was not easy, holding off a fourth quarter Bridgeport rally to win by two points.
“It was a good team effort by my guys,” said Pateros head coach Marcus Stennes. “They were able to handle Bridgeport’s defensive pressure and capitalize in transition for some baskets.”
Stennes said the Billygoats did struggle at the foul line and in finding open shooters.
“Overall, it’s good to see out guys’ growth from game to game and them continuing to get better. It was rough only having five practices before jumping into this season.
Mustangs head coach John McDougal said Bridgeport was led in scoring by senior, Jesus Torres with 21 points, 3 assists, and 8 rebounds, 1 steal, and 1 block. Junior Drake Morris had 10 points, 3 assists, 9 rebounds, and 3 blocks. Junior Yair Diaz had 9 points, 2 assists, 3 rebounds, and 4 steals.
Pateros 18 34 49 62
Bridgeport 15 27 41 60
Pateros scoring:
Dylan Bosch 14 points 15 rebounds
Chris Poore 15 pts, 6 reb
Eric Espino 6 reb.
Pidi Pamatz 7 pts, 2 assists
Lucas Miller 2 pts, 7 reb
Aiden Hall 17 pts, 18 reb
Calvin Blackburn 7 pts, 5 reb
Pateros 58, Manson 67
“We came out firing in the first quarter and were able to go into the second up 10 points,” said Pateros varsity boys’ head coach Marcus Stennes of the Billygoats’ May 24 loss “We struggled in the second quarter getting outscored 26-7.”
Stennes said ball control was a factor in the second quarter.
“We had trouble taking care of the ball,” said Stennes. “We were able to close it to four points in the fourth but just couldn’t hold on. It was a good game for us going up against an aggressive Manson team, we just need to cut down our turnovers and do a better job defensively.”
Pateros 18 25 40 58
Manson 8 34 50 67
Pateros scoring:
Dylan Bosch 4 pts, 2 reb
Chris Poore 2 pts, 4 reb
Eric Espino 4 pts, 3 steals
Pidi Pamatz 3 pts 1 reb
Lucas Miller 4 pts, 6 reb
Aiden Hall 31 pts, 12 reb
Calvin Blackburn 10 pts, 9 reb
Anthony Medel DNP
Pateros Girls go 2-1
“So far this season we are 2-1 with wins over Manson, 60-52, and Bridgeport, 61-50, and a loss to Liberty Bell 38-53,” Pateros girls’ head coach Jared Henton.
It was a busy three-game week for the Nannies. On Tuesday, May 25, Pateros had a tough loss against Liberty Bell, 38-53.
“We could not get into any kind of flow,” Henson said. Tea Asmussen and Aleeka Miller-Smith led the scoring with 9 points each. Lani Gallegos chipped in with 8.
“On Thursday, May 27, we played Bridgeport at their place and got the win, 61-50,” said Henton. “It was a tough back and forth game.”
Tea Asmussen led Pateros with 15 points, hitting three 3-pointers. Vanessa Ceniceros also hit three 3-pointers and had 13 points. Jillian Piechalski had 10 points and 18 rebounds.
“We hosted Soap Lake on Friday, May 28, and got the win 61-18,” said Henton. “Lani Gallegos led us with a huge double-double chipping in 19 points and 16 rebounds. Jen Flores had a big night chipping in 9 points and 6 rebounds! Jillian Piechalski had her third double-double of the year with 11 points and 11 rebounds.”
Bridgeport vs Tonasket
The Mustangs lost to Tonasket, 45-54 on May 26.
Bridgeport scoring:
Yair Díaz - 11points
Drake Morris - 8 points
Tito Alcántara - 3 points
Jesús Torres - 5 points
Tyrel Tonsenth - 4 points
Elye Ratchwitz - 9 points
Elmer Alvarez - 3 points
Cristian López - 4 Points
Alonzo Garza - 0 points
Yair Espino - 0 points
Bryan Gildo - 0 points
Bridgeport Fillies vs Pateros, Tonasket
The Bridgeport Fillies played Pateros on Thursday, May 27, and the score was: 61 (Pateros) - 50 (Fillies), head coach Kate Luttrell said. Bridgeport played Tonasket a day earlier and lost that game 77-42.
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