CORVALLIS, Ore. – Post season seeding placement continues in the final Friday of the 2023-24 CCC Men's Basketball season.
Current CCC Standings
Lewis-Clark State College def. No. 16 Oregon Tech, 97-84
Lewis-Clark State upset Oregon Tech by a final score of 97-84 to clinch the second spot in the CCC tournament. LCSC tallied 10 blocks, 52 points in the paint, and shot 59 percent from the field. Six Warriors reached double-figures and were led by 19 points from Jaedon Bradley. The Owls had 18 assists and were led by 18 points from Kam Osborn.
Warrior Recap
Owl Recap
Corban University def. Eastern Oregon University, 70-65
Corban bested Eastern Oregon with a final score of 70-65 for the first time this season. Corban recorded a 52.7 field goal percentage and saw its largest lead of nine points three minutes into the game. The Warriors were led by a double-double of 24 points and 11 rebounds from Jay Wilson. The Mounties were paced by 17 points from Garrett Hawkes.
Warrior Recap
Mountie Recap
Warner Pacific University def. The Evergreen State College, 96-81
Warner Pacific managed a 96-81 overtime victory over Evergreen State for the first time this season. WPU made 42 bench points and saw its largest lead of 24 points in OT. The Knights were led by 21 points from Matt Solomon. The Geoducks outrebounded (44-43) and were paced by Elijah Mclaughlin’s 21 points.
Knight Recap
Geoduck Recap
Southern Oregon University def. Walla Walla University, 100-53
Southern Oregon outscored Walla Walla with a final score of 100-53 for its 13th straight win. SOU held WWU to a 29.7 field goal percentage and saw its largest lead of 50 points less than a minute into the second half. The Raiders were led by Bryce Dyer’s 12 points, six rebounds, and three assists. The Wolves were paced by game-high 13 points from Andrew Vaughan and Steele Twiford.
Raider Recap
Wolf Recap
Northwest University def. Multnomah, 84-81
Northwest edged out Multnomah with a final score of 84-81. Northwest recorded 47 rebounds and 19 assists. Five Eagles reached double-figures and were led by 18 points from Lewis Pope. The Lions outscored in the first half and were paced by Neyland Block’s 18 points, six assists, two rebounds, two steals, and a block.
Eagle Recap
Lion Recap
Bushnell University def. College of Idaho, 77-58
College of Idaho defeated Bushnell 77-58 to claim the CCC 2023-24 regular season title for the 4th straight year. C of I tallied 47 rebounds and 46 points in the paint while never letting up the lead. The Yotes were led by 14 points from Samaje Morgan. The Beacons were paced by a game-high 15 points from Cory Johnson.
Yote Recap
Beacon Recap