Basketball teams enter final season games

QUAD CITIES – With basketball season coming to a close this week Quad City teams are posting their final scores from the court.
Pateros
“We played a good Moses Lake Christian Academy team,” said Billygoats head coach Marcus Stennes of the 69-47 loss on June 8. “We struggled both offensively and defensively.”
Pateros made 19 of 59 attempts from the field.
Pateros                 4              13           26           47
MLCA               14              27           53           69
 
Dylan Bosch                        15 points 6 rebounds                
Chris Poore                          4 pts 3 reb
Eric Espino                          3 reb
Pidi Pamatz                         12 pts, 5 assists
Lucas Miller                        7 pts, 5 reb
Anthony Medel                    DNP
Aiden Hall                           7 pts, 13 reb, 5 assists
Calvin Blackburn               2 pts, 8 reb

The Billygoats bounced back from their MLCA loss last with a 20-point 62-42 win against Cascade Christian Academy on June 10.
“We did not have the best first half because of turning the ball over,” said Stennes. “We were able to get it going in second half having a 29-point third quarter and 20-point fourth quarter.
Pateros was led by Aiden Hall’s triple double and Calvin Blackburn’s double double.

Pateros                7              13           42           62
CCA                  12              17           25           42
 
Dylan Bosch                        9 pts, 6 reb                  
Chris Poore                         4 pts, 3 reb
Eric Espino                          6 pts, 8 reb
Pidi Pamatz                         8 pts, 2 steals
Lucas Miller                        1 pt, 7 reb, 3 steals
Anthony Medel                   1 reb
Aiden Hall                           16 pts, 11 reb, 10 assists                         
Calvin Blackburn                15 pts, 10 reb

The Nannies split two home games losing the first against Waterville, 57-43 on June 1, then regrouping to beat Cle Elum 37-26 on June 3. on Tuesday.
“We came out hot taking a 18-11 lead after the first quarter against Waterville,” said head coach Jared Henton. “We got into foul trouble and cold shooting and lost the game.”
Aleeka Miller-Smith led Pateros with 11 and Vanessa Ceniceros chipped in nine.

Against Cle Elum Henton said it “took a while to get going but we came away with the win. Tea Asmussen lead us with 14 points, Lani Gallegos had 11 and Aleeka Miller-Smith chipped in with nine.

Tuesday, June 8, at MLCA the Nannies played a tough back and forth game, said Henton.
“At the end of the first quarter we were tied at 17 and at half we had a five-point lead,” said Henton. “By the end of the third we had a one-point advantage. It came right down to the last 30 seconds where Aleeka hit two clutch free throws that gave us a three-point advantage with under 20 seconds left. We came away with the 53-52 win.”
“Aleeka had a huge game for us with 29 points, which included seven three-pointers,” said Henton. “Tea Asmussen chipped in with 10 points.”

Bridgeport
The Mustangs defeated Entiat 64 - 53 at home on June 9, said head coach John McDougal.

Junior Yair Diaz had 19 points, 2 assists, and 6 rebounds. Senior Jesus Torres had 6 points, 14 rebounds, and 6 assists. Senior Tito Alcantara finished with 10 points, 4 assists, and 3 rebounds. Junior Drake Morris had 15 points, 3 assists, and 3 rebounds. Sophomore Cristian Lopez had 12 points, 7 rebounds, and 1 assist.

The Bridgeport Fillies lost to the Waterville Shockers, 74-55 on June 8, said head coach Kate Luttrell. Karla Torres had 17 points, and Bianca Torres 14 points.

Brewster

The Bears lost to Chelan 77-60 on June 10, said head coach Michael Taylor.

With a 2-3 record going into their final week of competition the Bears have four games this week ending their season on Saturday, June 19.

The Lady Bears had a few players test positive for COVID and with graduation on June 11 the seniors opted to stay safe and not participate in the game at Chelan, June 10, said head coach Stephanie Schertenleib.

“In normal circumstances we would have possibly tried to reschedule or cancel but arrangements had already been made for Chelan’s senior night. With an already condensed schedule and time frame there was no time to make up games,” said Schertenleib. “So, we rounded up seven girls who have not practiced a single time together prior to this game; five freshman and two eighth graders who were willing to step up and play a varsity Chelan group to give their seniors an opportunity to play a final game in front of their family and friends.”