CORVALLIS, Ore. – A full slate of Cascade Collegiate Conference women’s basketball games tipped off Friday night.
Conference Standings
Warner Pacific University (10-10, 8-7 CCC) def. Walla Walla University (1-20, 0-14 CCC), 66-57
Walla Walla University caught Warner Pacific University on its heels and held a 30-19 lead at halftime, but the Knights battled back to win the game 66-57. Lynden Harry led the Knights in scoring with 17 points, while dishing out seven assists. Jaliyah Casem finished with a game-high 18 points for the Wolves, shooting over 50-percent from the field, and added six rebounds.
Knight Recap
Wolf Recap
Southern Oregon University (18-4, 11-3 CCC) def. Northwest University (12-9, 6-8 CCC), 60-58
In another come-from-behind victory, Southern Oregon University erased a 23-18 halftime deficit to grab a 60-58 win over Northwest University. Kami Walk put in a solid performance for the Raiders with 21 points and eight rebounds. Dominique Harding chipped in 15 points and eight boards, while Brianna Phiakhamngon added 14 points. Livi Lindsey led the Eagles with 18 points and grabbed seven steals, while Sam VanLoo posted a double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds, also adding four blocks.
Raider Recap
Eagle Recap
Oregon Tech (15-5, 8-5 CCC) def. The Evergreen State College (5-11, 4-9 CCC), 74-66
The Evergreen State College gave Oregon Tech a run for its money, but the Owls held on for a 74-66 victory. Maddyson Tull led the Owls with 22 points, while Shelby Blodgett finished with a double-double with 16 points and 14 rebounds. Olivia Sprague added 14 points while Melissa Lee snagged 10 rebounds. Sha’nece Garret led the Geoducks with 24 points (6-for-10). Trinity Betoney added 16 points and Bella Jensen chipped in 12 points.
Owl Recap
Geoduck Recap
Bushnell University (14-9, 11-4 CCC) def. Eastern Oregon University (15-8, 12-3 CCC), 73-70
It came down to the wire, but Bushnell University grabbed a 73-70 victory over Eastern Oregon University to snap the Mounties’ winning streak. Morgan McKinney led four Beacons scoring in double figures with 19 points on 7-for-12 shooting. Aspen Slifka added 16 points, while Bella Pedrojetti (4-for-5) and Aly Mirabile (3-for-4) chipped in 12 points. Taylor Stricklin led the Mounties with 20 points and was one rebound shy of a double-double. Adyson Harris followed with 15 points and Sailor Liefke and Haley Robinett added 11 points.
Beacon Recap
Mountie Recap
No. 22 Lewis-Clark State College (17-3, 11-3 CCC) def. Multnomah University (4-18, 4-11 CCC), 91-78
No. 22-ranked Lewis-Clark State College jumped out to a big lead at halftime and coasted to a 91-78 victory over Multnomah University. Callie Stevens led the Warriors with 24 points (7-for-10), while Sara Muehlhausen posted a double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds. Four Lions finished the night in double figures, led by Alaygza Portis’ and Shaila Mays’ 19 points apiece. Elise Graham added 14 points and Kianna Ponce scored 10 points.
Warrior Recap
Lion Recap
College of Idaho (14-9, 8-7 CCC) def. Corban University (4-18, 3-12 CCC), 72-55
College of Idaho grabbed a 72-55 victory over Corban University. Sienna Riggle continued to shine, leading the Coyotes with 20 points and nine rebounds, just one shy of joining two other Coyotes with double-doubles. Lexi Mitchell (14 points, 12 rebounds) and Emma Anderson (10 points, 11 rebounds) also had double-doubles for the Coyotes. Gemma Lavergne led the Warriors with 18 points and was one board shy of a double-double, while Madison Hodnett completed the double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Coyote Recap
Warrior Recap