Columbia River girls basketball rallied from 10 points down at the end of the third quarter to avoid Woodland’s upset bid to win 64-59 on Thursday in Woodland.
The Beavers (6-8, 4-5) was up 32-26 at the half and 49-39 after three quarters, but couldn’t stop Gracie Glavin in the final eight minutes.
Glavin, who led River (9-5, 8-1) with 25 points, had 13 of those points in the fourth quarter to help pull the Rapid ahead.
Marley Myers added 20 points, and Emma Iniguez 10 for the Rapids.
Woodland’s Kennedy Bockert led all scorers with 27 points, Lainey Haden had 14 and Addi Stading 11.
Six turnovers down the stretch hurt Woodland.
“You have to play 32 minutes and we outplayed them for 28 and then handed it to them,” said Woodland coach Glen Flanagan. “Give them credit, they hit some big shots. It was weird. With four minutes to go, the clock struck midnight and we went from princess to the pauper.”
Girls basketball
RIDGEFIELD 65, FORT VANCOUVER 32 — Savannah Chanda scored 21 points and made six of the Spudders’ 10 3-pointers in a 2A GSHL road win.
Jalise Chatman scored 14 points and Janessa Chatman added 10 points for Ridgefield (11-1, 8-1 2A GSHL).
Trian Clark scored 13 points to lead Fort Vancouver (2-12, 1-8).
R.A. LONG 47, HOCKINSON 36 — Brianna Garwood scored 14 points to lead four Lumberjills in double figures in a 2A GSHL home win.
R.A. Long outscored Hockinson 20-9 in the fourth quarter, making 7 of 9 at the free throw line.
Garwood also had 10 rebounds. Evelyn Ofstun had 10 points and 12 rebounds.
The Lumberjills (4-10, 2-8 2A GSHL) are 4-2 over their last six games.
Siena Brown had 25 points, 10 rebounds and six steals for Hockinson (3-10, 1-8).
HUDSON’S BAY 52, MARK MORRIS 37 — The Eagles turned a one-point third quarter lead into a runaway thanks to a 15-1 fourth quarter to beat the visiting Monarchs.
Alana Stephens scored a game-high 18 points for Hudson’s Bay, and Avi Desjarlais had 14 points.
Raelie Guizzotti and Kea Makaiwi had 10 points each for Mark Morris.
SKYVIEW 60, HERITAGE 28 — In their first game since last Friday, the Storm clamped down on defense for a non-league road win.
Lainey Phillips scored eight of her 14 points in the second quarter, when Skyview outscored Heritage 22-8 to lead 33-11 at halftime.
Phillips, Sam Groesbeck and Kiera Parks all had five steals. Parks scored 13 points and Groesbeck added 10 points.
TaRyah Hamstreet had eight points and seven offensive rebounds for Skyview (9-6).
Samantha Solis, Makiah Iven and Jaila Ellis each scored eight points for Heritage (1-10).
COLUMBIA-WHITE SALMON 44, LA CENTER 38 — Taniah Barajas scored 17 points as the host Bruins earned their first Trico League win.
Halle Kock added 16 points and shot 5 for 6 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter as Columbia (3-10, 1-3 Trico) held off La Center.
Jesse Tomberlin scored 11 points and McKenzie Schockelt added 10 points for La Center (4-9, 0-4).
