2B/1B Boys Hoops: Indians Taken Down by Chinooks

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Senior Carlo Arceo-Hansen poured in 20 points, eight rebounds, five assists and five steals but Toledo couldn’t keep up in a road trip to Kalama, falling 67-42 in 2BCL action Friday.

Fredy Fernandez added five points and four rebounds, and Wyatt Neff and Ryan Bloomstrom each chipped in four points in the loss.

Toledo was held scoreless until three minutes left in the first quarter.

“They came out aggressive and in our faces,” Toledo coach Grady Fallon said. “The refs let everything go and it played to their advantage. We couldn’t get anything going. We worked for every point.”

Carson Olmstead, Carson Gould and Jake Cournyer all had four rebounds as the Indians were edged in the rebounding battle, 29-28.

Toledo (7-2, 5-2 league) hosts Napavine on Monday.

Cardinals Blown out By Ducks

Winlock was held to single-digit scoring in all four quarters as Toutle Lake scored in double figures in all four, handing the visiting Cardinals a 74-28 defeat Friday in Toutle.

Landon Tiemens led the Cardinals with 12 points while Joe Welch added six, Abraham Mohsin and Aiden Frietas each had four and Payton Sickles scored two.

Toutle Lake was led by Jackson’s Cox’s 17 points and Zack Swanson’s 13.

Winlock (3-7, 2-6 overall) travels to Napavine on Wednesday.

T-Wolves Upset Mules

Don’t look now, but the Morton-White Pass Timberwolves are coming. And quickly.

All five MWP starters were in double figures with a sixth off the bench, and the Timberwolves upset the Wahkiakum Mules 85-71 in Morton on Friday night, despite allowing 31 fourth-quarter points and an impressive night from Mules senior Jake Leitz.

“We came up with a good game plan and the kids really did a good job of executing it,” T-Wolves coach Chad Cramer said.

Carter Dantinne led MWP with 20 points and nine rebounds, and Tyler Blake had 17 points and nine boards, as well. Gary Dotson added 15 points and 8 rebounds, and Layton Collette had 15 points and six helpers. Kysen Collette pitched in with 11 points.



Leitz had 35 points for the Mules in the loss on 16-of-21 shooting.

MWP led by 31 points at one point in the second half, but, Cramer said, the T-Wolves got a little “lax” on the defensive end and the Mules pounced, leading to that 31-point final period.

But the Timberwolves recovered, stopped the bleeding, and came away with the double-digit upset.

“We knew they were gonna take a swing, and they did,” Cramer said. “And we recovered.”

Morton-White Pass (4-6, 4-4) visits Eatonville on Saturday at 7 p.m.

Vikings Fend off Trojans

Keegan Kolb and Gunner Mulligan combined for 35 points and Mossyrock held off visiting Pe Ell, 57-36, on senior night in 1A Columbia Valley League play.

The Vikings secured the league’s No. 3 seed at districts with the win while the Trojans will have the No. 4 seed.

Kolb scored a game-high 18 to go with five rebounds and four assists, and Mulligan added 17 points, seven rebounds and five steals on a night of poor shooting for both teams.

“I don’t think either team played that well,” Mossyrock coach Adam Deck said.

Senior Tryn Thompson chipped in six points and a team-high 12 rebounds.

“He does all the dirty work,” Deck said. “Diving on the floor, getting rebounds. He’s the garbage man. Every team needs one of those.”

Pe Ell was led by sophomore Jackson Lusk’s 13 points while senior Joey McCalden added seven points.

Mossyrock (9-5, 4-4 league) finishes out the regular season at Columbia Adventist on Tuesday.

Pe Ell (5-4, 4-4 league) ends its regular season schedule hosting Columbia Adventist on Monday.