Malachi King and David Bishop led a third-quarter rally to keep the Trappers undefeated.
Fort (5-0) put the game away by outscoring Heritage 24-7 in the third. King had six of his game-high 13 points and Bishop had six of his 11 in that quarter.
Fort won despite leading scorer Jordan Suell being held to six points.
“Defensively I was really pleased with our effort,” Heritage coach Scott Prueninger said. “We did a good job knowing where Suell was. But in the third quarter, their pressure got to us.”
Payton Monda scored 10 points to lead Heritage (2-3).
FORT VANCOUVER 55, HERITAGE 37
FORT VANCOUVER — Will Doty 5, Billy Henderson 3, Jorge Regalado 6, Malachi King 13, Kyron Lowe-Ashe 0, Marco Jiminez 0, Ronald Hayes 0, Jacob Brugman 6, David Bishop 11, Javier Lara 2, Ryan Clinton 3, Nate Harris 0, Jordan Suell 6. Totals 23 (4) 5-13 55.
HERITAGE — Tanner Lundberg 0, Mark Bejan 7, Kalani Umiamaka 3, Dante Hatchett 3, Kenese Peneueta 6, Amel Mekic 2, Kevin Wilkerson 0, Payton Monda 10, Austin Riggs 5, Inas Mehmedovic 1. Totals 13 (3) 8-15 37.
