Thursday, Jan. 3 Girls and Boys Basketball, Wrestling Scores | updated | Okanogan Valley Gazette-Tribune

Thursday, Jan. 3 Girls and Boys Basketball, Wrestling Scores | updated

By Brent Baker • January 3, 2013 10:00 pm

Tags: Boys Basketball, Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, Girls Basketball, Washington Interscholastic Activities Association

Caribou Trail League and Central Washington 2B League

Girls Basketball

Omak 57, Tonasket 27

Brewster 67, Okanogan 62

Chelan 36, Cashmere 31

Cascade 52, Quincy 23

Girls Basketball Standings / Scores / Schedules

Boys Basketball

Tonasket 68, Omak 62

Okanogan 64, Brewster 52

Chelan 58, Cashmere 56

Quincy 57, Cascade 47

Manson 61, Mansfield 13

Boys Basketball Standing / Scores / Schedules

Wrestling

Omak 49, Okanogan 27

Cascade 42, Cashmere 34

Quincy 71, Brewster 9

Tags: Boys Basketball, Caribou Trail League, Central Washington League, Girls Basketball, Washington Interscholastic Activities Association

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