Friday, Jan. 3 Basketball Scores | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Friday, Jan. 3 Basketball Scores

By Brent Baker • January 3, 2014 9:31 pm

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

Caribou Trail League and Central Washington 2B League

Updated Standings / Schedules / Scores for whole season

Girls Basketball

Brewster 70, Tonasket 16

Chelan 56, Quincy 21

Okanogan 80, Omak 22

Cashmere 53, Cascade 38

Entiat 76, Liberty Bell 12

Pateros 52, Bridgeport 25

White Swan 65, Highland 30

Boys Basketball

Brewster 55, Tonasket 43

Chelan 44, Quincy 41

Okanogan 74, Omak 46

Cashmere 64, Cascade 41

Liberty Bell 70, Entiat 53

Bridgeport vs Pateros

Highland 81, White Swan 52

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

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