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Boys basketball: Columbia River 71, Fort Vancouver 46

The Columbian
Published: January 30, 2012, 4:00pm

Isaiah Smith scored 28 points and pulled down eight rebounds in helping the Chieftains clinch at least a share of the Class 3A Greater St. Helens League boys basketball championship.

River finished the regular season with an 11-1 league record. Mountain View (currently 9-1) can tie for the title with wins today against Prairie and Friday against Camas.

Should the Thunder and Chieftains tie for the league title, a tie-breaker game will be played. That game probably will be held on Feb. 6.

If River (17-3 overall) winds up winning the outright league title, the Chieftains will be idle until the district championship game on Feb. 10.

On Monday, River gradually built a lead.

“Everyone played solid for us,” River coach David Long said.

Eight players scored for the Chieftains. In addition to Smith’s big game, Rian Bassett scored 18 points, and Mack Stromme made all five of his shots to score 10.

Stromme also had eight rebounds. Devin Bolds contributed eight assists and five steals.

For Fort Vancouver (7-11, 3-8), Mario Eyler had 11 points and Deonte Hawkins scored 10.

COLUMBIA RIVER 71, FORT VANCOUVER 46

FORT VANCOUVER — K-Last Karue 2, Matthew Delisle 2, Mario Eyler 11, Deonte Hawkins 10, Jacob Howard 5, Jordan Howard 4, Sean Lennon 0, Isaiah Miller 0, Quinton Whitfield 8, Loris Hervey 4. Totals 18 (1) 9-11 46.

COLUMBIA RIVER — Devin Bolds 2, Eli Evenson 0, Michael Barnes 0, Lance Voorhees 0, Rian Bassett 18, Jon Hanberg 7, Chad Love 2, Curtis Shuck 2, J.C. Ringold 2, Austin Cloyd 0, Mack Stromme 10, Isaiah Smith 28. Totals 30 (7) 4-9 71.

Fort Vancouver 13 9 19 5–46

Columbia River 20 15 21 15–71

JV — Columbia River 44-34. C — Columbia River 51-27.

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