Saturday, Dec. 1 Wrestling and Basketball Scores | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Saturday, Dec. 1 Wrestling and Basketball Scores

By Brent Baker • December 2, 2012 11:51 am

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

Caribou Trail League and Central Washington League

Wrestling

Omak PIT Tournament – Tonasket 2nd place

Oroville at Davenport Tournament

Boys Basketball

Oroville 58, Curlew 48 (NL)

Mabton 60, White Swan 52 (NL)

East Valley (Yakima) 57, Chelan 40 (NL)

Ephrata 65, Brewster 47 (NL)

Okanogan 70, Medical Lake 46 (NL)

Sultan 51, Cascade 38 (NL)

Almira-Coulee/Hartline 53, Omak 35 (NL)

Boys Basketball Standings / Scores / Schedules

Girls Basketball

Oroville 50, Curlew 28 (NL)

White Swan 57, Mabton 45 (NL)

Chelan 42, East Valley (Yakima) 20 (NL)

Brewster 68, Ephrata 46 (NL)

Okanogan 63, Medical Lake 16 (NL)

Cascade 56, Sultan 35 (NL)

Almira-Coulee/Hartline 47, Omak 34 (NL)

Cashmere 57, Wenatchee 54 (NL)

Girls Basketball Standings / Scores / Schedules

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

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