Moses Lake's Danielle Garcia nearly misses state berth

EAST WENATCHEE — Unable to contend for the district championship and a team berth to state after finishing fifth in the Columbia Basin Big Nine, Moses Lake set its sights on nabbing one or two of the individual bids.

Sophomore Danielle Garcia came the closest with 557 pins, 51 pins behind Eastmont’s Cheyanne Greening who finished third overall and secured one of the two individual bids. Garcia bowled a high-game of 195 pins and finished sixth overall.

“She had a pretty good shot,” head coach Billy Brice said.

Wenatchee walked away with the district championship and a trip to state, racking up 3,890 pins. It was a tight margin as Eastmont finished with 3,874 pins. Both teams finished with identical 11-1 records in CBBN play, splitting two meetings during the season.

West Valley’s Amanda Selberg finished first overall with 659 pins and was the other individual to earn a state berth. Selberg started her day right, bowling a 278 in her first game.

Moses Lake’s Kimberly Mulder took 13th place with 483 pins, Charlene Sanislo was 16th with 472 pins and Alyssa Gray was 26th with 394 pins.

“She (Sanislo) just struggled a little bit,” Brice said. “I thought she had the potential to do a little better.”

Recently, Mulder was named all-league second team. The senior shot above her 166 average in two out of her three games.

Brice said he planned to retire after this season and is excited to start the “next chapter” of his life. He thanked Moses Lake athletic director Loren Sandhop, the school district and his assistant coaches Dan Stevenson and Tonia Busherd.

Girls basketball

Moses Lake Christian Academy 51, Pateros 46 (OT)

PATEROS — Moses Lake Christian Academy overcame the loss of a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter to beat No. 8 Pateros 51-46 in overtime.

After being outscored 16-6 to end regulation, the Lions clamped down the extra session and held the Nannies to one point.

“They’re a team of adversity,” head coach Josh Kast said. “Our whole season has been ups and downs ... the girls keep their heads up and they keep working hard in practice.”

Anna Yarbro turned in another stellar line of 29 points, 13 rebounds and seven steals.

Dani Sandberg and Alex Toevs added nine and 11 points, respectively. More. Toevs sank a clutch three-pointer in the fourth quarter to put MLCA ahead by one point after Pateros and retaken the lead.

MLCA finishes its regular season with two games each against Wilson Creek and Thorp-Easton.

Prosser 50, Quincy 30

QUINCY — Quincy dropped its game to Prosser 50-30, extending its losing streak to 12 games.

Quincy hosts Ellensburg on Friday at 5:45 p.m.

Boys basketball

Prosser 41, Quincy 36

QUINCY — Quincy was held to its lowest point total since the first game of the season in its 41-36 loss to Prosser.

The loss drops Quincy into a tie with Ephrata for sixth place in the CWAC at 6-8.

Pateros 43, Moses Lake Christian Academy 40

PATEROS — After a 25-all tie at halftime, Moses Lake Christian Academy was edged on the road by Pateros 43-40.

MLCA sits in fifth place in the CW1B league, but finishes with two games each against Wilson Creek and Thorp-Easton. The Blue Devils are ahead of the Lions in the standings.

Wrestling

Warden 44, Granger 21

GRANGER — Warden beat Granger 44-21 to cap its regular season.