CORVALLIS, Ore. - CCC Saturday Women’s Basketball.
RV College of Idaho def. RV Southern Oregon University, 67-52
The College of Idaho defeated Southern Oregon 67-52. C of I held SOU to 29.7 percent from the field, shot 40.0 percent overall, and recorded 19 assists with seven blocks and seven steals. The Yotes were led by Kylie Waltermeyer with 20 points. The Raiders had 45 rebounds, went 9-11 from the line, and were paced by Eliza Digiulio with 15 points.
Northwest University def. Warner Pacific University, 62-55
Northwest pulled away with a 62-55 win over Warner Pacific. NU shot 41.2 percent from the field, forced 23 turnovers, and had three players score in double digits. The Eagles were paced by Kaleah Medeiros with 16 points. The Knights recorded 39 rebounds, shot 75.0 percent from the stripe, and were paced by Skylar Groesbeck with a game-high of 18 points.
No. 14-ranked Eastern Oregon University def. RV Oregon Tech, 82-69
Eastern Oregon grabbed an 82-69 victory against Oregon Tech. EOU shot 41.0 percent from the field, grabbed 37 rebounds, and went 22-26 from the free-throw line. Kelsie Siegner had a standout performance to lead the Mountaineers with 34 points and 12 rebounds. OIT scored 40 points in the paint, had seven blocks, and had four players score in double digits. The Lady Owls were paced by Olivia Sprague with 16 points.
No. 12-ranked Lewis-Clark State College def. Bushnell University, 84-54
Lewis-Clark State cruised past Bushnell 84-54. LC State shot 54.0 percent overall, scored 50 points in the paint, forced 21 turnovers, and grabbed 42 rebounds. The Warriors had four players score in double digits, led by Payton Hymas with 22 points. The Beacons were paced by Ayden Krupke with 15 points.
RV Corban University def. Walla Walla University, 99-59
Corban dominated Walla Walla 99-59. CRB shot 53.6 percent from the field, 50.0 percent from the 3-point line, dished out 26 assists, and controlled the box with 41 rebounds and 30 points in the paint. The Warriors were led by Tori Younker with 27 points. The Wolves were paced by offensive standout Jaylo Bello, with 32 points.