CORVALLIS, Ore. – Three Women's Basketball teams have clinched a CCC tournament berth.
Current CCC Standings
No. 7 Lewis-Clark State College def. Eastern Oregon University, 63-59
Lewis-Clark State defeated Eastern Oregon by a final score of 63-59 for its 11th straight win. LC State had 26 points in the paint and grabbed 12 steals. The Warriors were led by another outstanding night from Callie Stevens with 29 points, four rebounds, four assists, and a steal. The Mounties outrebounded (42-31) and were paced by Brie Holecek 17 points.
Warrior Recap
Mountie Recap
College of Idaho def. Walla Walla University, 76-55
College of Idaho managed a 76-55 victory over Walla Walla for the second time this season. College of Idaho shot above 52 percent in all three shooting categories and never let up the lead while grabbing 22 assists and 40 rebounds. The Yotes were led by Mia Austin's 15 points. The Wolves recorded 40 points in the paint and were paced by a game-high 17 points from Chariah Daniels.
Yote Recap
Wolf Recap
Corban University def. Northwest University, 61-57
Corban edged out Northwest by a final of 61-57 for the second time this season. Corban tallied 45 rebounds and saw its largest lead of four points a minute into the fourth quarter. The Warriors were led by 20 points from Maddie Godwin. The Eagles scored 20 points off turnovers and were paced by a game-high double-double of 21 points and 10 rebounds from Kylie Lunday.
Warrior Recap
Eagle Recap
No. 24 Southern Oregon University def. Multnomah, 79-51
Southern Oregon dominated Warner Pacific with a final score of 79-51 to clinch a CCC tournament berth. SOU recorded 45 rebounds, 40 points in the paint, and seven blocks. The Raiders were led by 19 points from Kami Walk. The Lions grabbed eight steals and were paced by Savannah Huerta's 16 points.
Raider Recap
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No. 22 Oregon Tech def. Warner Pacific University, 84-48
Oregon Tech outscored Multnomah in a 84-48 battle to clinch a CCC tournament berth. Oregon Tech shot above 52 percent in all three shooting categories and never let up the lead, seeing its largest gap of 36 points in the fourth quarter. The Owls were led by 17 points from Olivia Sprague. The Knights were paced by Emily Brown's 13 points.
Owl Recap
Knight Recap
Bushnell University def. The Evergreen State College, 55-47
Bushnell bested Evergreen with a final score of 55-47 for the first time this season. Bushnell gained nine steals and saw its largest lead of 15 points seconds into the third quarter. The Beacons were led by 15 points each by stars Aspen Slifka and Libby Mathis. The Geoducks outrebounded (35-37) and were paced by 12 points from Sydney Vanness.
Beacon Recap
Geoduck Recap