Friday, Jan. 17 Sports Scores | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Friday, Jan. 17 Sports Scores

By Brent Baker • January 17, 2014 9:49 pm

Tags: Boys Basketball, Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, Girls Basketball, Wrestling

Caribou Trail League and Central Washington 2B League

Wrestling

Tonasket 60, Cascade 12

Girls Basketball

Chelan 57, Tonasket 12

Okanogan 62, Cascade 35

Lake Roosevelt 52, Kittitas 42

Manson 44, Liberty Bell 23

White Swan vs. Wilson Creek

Riverside Christian 18, CBSS 12

Boys Basketball

Chelan 48, Tonasket 38

Okanogan 73, Cascade 35

Kittitas 54, Lake Roosevelt 53 (OT)

Liberty Bell 50, Manson 23

White Swan vs. Wilson Creek

CBSS 54, Riverside Christian 18

Tags: Boys Basketball, Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, Girls Basketball, Wrestling

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