CORVALLIS, Ore. – Full slate of CCC Saturday Women's Basketball.
Current CCC Standings
Bushnell University def. No. 7 Lewis-Clark State College, 67-56
Bushnell upset Lewis-Clark State by a final score of 67-56 in the CCC Game of the Week. Bushnell grabbed 46 rebounds and saw its largest lead of 17 points in the third quarter. Aspen Slifka had an incredible 30 point night for the Beacons. LC State was held to a 29.5 shooting percentage and the Warriors were paced by Ellie Sander’s 21 points and eight rebounds.
Beacon Recap
Warrior Recap
No. 20 Southern Oregon University def. Northwest University, 67-51
Southern Oregon defeated Northwest with a final score of 67-51. SOU recorded 12 steals and got 30 points from turnovers. Meghan McIntyrea reached a game high 21 points for the Raiders. The Eagles were held to a 29.6 shooting percentage and paced by Esther Pappuleas 13 points.
Raider Recap
Eagle Recap
College of Idaho def. Warner Pacific University, 74-54
College of Idaho managed a 74-54 victory over Warner Pacific. C of I recorded a 52.7 shooting percentage and tallied 32 bench points. For the Yotes, Brooke Beresford led all scorers with 15 points, nine rebounds, and three assists. McKeeley Tonkin paced the Knights with nine points.
Yote Recap
Knight Recap
(RV) Oregon Tech def. The Evergreen State College, 77-45
Oregon Tech edged out Evergreen State by a final score of 77-45. OIT outscored in every quarter and saw its largest lead of 32 points in the 4th. The Owls made 42 points in the paint, 11 steals, and were led by Jozie Ramos with 24 points, three rebounds, two blocks, and an assist. The Geoducks were held to a 25 field goal percentage and were paced by Honey Padasdao’s 10 points.
Owl Recap
Geoduck Recap
Eastern Oregon University def. Multnomah, 74-65
Eastern Oregon bested Multnomah by a final score of 74-65. Eastern Oregon recorded 43 rebounds and got 13 points off second chances. The Mounties had five athletes in double figures and were led by Bayley Brennan 18 points. Despite holding a higher shooting percentage, the Lions did not hold on but were paced by Savannah Huerta’s 17 points.
Mountie Recap
Lion Recap
Corban University def. Walla Walla University, 58-47
Corban outscored Walla Walla by a final of 58-47. Corban collected 21 points in the paint and saw its largest lead of 13 points in the third quarter. Autumn Agnew and Maddie Godwin recorded 13 points each for the Warriors. Both teams made seven steals and Walla Walla outrebounded the Warriors (40-37). The Wolves were held to a 29.5 shooting percentage but were paced by Jaliyah Casem game-high 16 points.
Warrior Recap
Wolf Recap