Saturday, December 22, 2012

12 13 Boys Basketball Game 8 - Sequim 85, Port Angeles 70


PREP BASKETBALL: Sequim boys 85, Port Angeles 70

December 21st, 2012 - 11:55pm


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(Sequim) -- Jayson Brocklesby scored a career-high 35 points as the Sequim High Wolves boys basketball team outran the Port Angeles Roughriders 85-70 Friday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
Sequim (6-2 overall and 6-1 in the Olympic League) moved into a second place tie with Bremerton, after the Knights lost to the Olympic Trojans 81-74 in a battle for first place Friday.
Port Angeles (0-9 overall and 0-7 in league) got a team-high 25 from Hayden Gunderson.
Brocklesby and Gunderson matched points in the opening quarter with 13 apiece.
Gunderson had 3 treys as the lead changed hands 6 times before a 15-6 Wolves run put the hosts ahead 25-15 at the first buzzer.
Gabe Carter scored 9 of his 16 points in the second period, boosting Sequim to a 44-30 halftime lead.
Brocklesby scored 17 in the third quarter as Sequim led 69-48 after three periods.
Caleb Trieder zeroed in for 4 triples in the second half and had 16 points for the Riders.
Garrett Payton added 14 for PA before fouling out with 4:51 left.
Sequim's Alex Barry and Rory Kallappa had 8 points apiece.
Sixth highest game in Sequim history
Brocklesby's 35 point night ranked sixth in the Sequim record book for Most Points Scored in a Game.
He left the contest with about 5 minutes remaining as Sequim Coach Greg Glasser played his entire bench in the final quarter.
Previous Sequim 35 point efforts came from Ryan Kaps (1988-89) against Olympic, Ryan Topper (1991-92) vs. Bremerton, James McCutcheon (2000-01) vs. Port Townsend and Ian Austin (2006-07) vs. Olympic.
Chad Jacobs hold the Sequim record with 41 against North Kitsap in 1997-98.
Weather causes cancellations
Boys and Girls games between North Mason and Klahowya, as well as Kingston and North Kitsap were cancelled Friday due to bad weather.
The Bremerton girls beat Olympic Friday 61-48.
Upcoming Games:
Port Angeles will have a rematch with Centralia Thursday, then meets River Ridge Friday.
Sequim will play over the New Year at the Foothill Holiday Classic in Henderson, Nevada.
On January 2nd, the Wolves meet Bonanza, Nevada at 1 p.m and Abraham Lincoln of Denver, Colorado at 3 p.m.
On January 3rd, Sequim plays Valhalla, California at 3:40 p.m.

KONP will not broadcast the games from Nevada, but will publish 

online post-game scoring reports. 
Scoring by Quarters:
P.A.- 15 15 18 22 - 70
Seq - 25 19 25 16 - 85
Scoring Summary:
Port Angeles (70) -- Hayden Gunderson 25, Kyle Rosander, Nate Angevine 3, Logan Ciaciuch, Caleb Trieder 16, Hunter Hathaway 6, Garrett Payton 14, Tristan Isett, Marshall Elliott 6, Connor Heilman, Derek Schumacher.
Sequim (85) -- Anthony Pinza 6, Donovan Lee, Alex Barry 8, Rory Kallappa 8, Jedd Posadas 2, Jayson Brocklesby 35, Tim Guan, Erik Christensen 6, Gabe Carter 16, Andrew Shimer 4, Dylan Eekhoff.
Junior Varsity: Sequim 64, Port Angeles 63.
(Sequim's Dustin Bates hit the winning free throw with :00 on the fourth quarter clock)

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

12 13 Boys Basketball Game 7 - Sequim 58, North Kitsap 41


PREP BASKETBALL: Sequim boys 58, North Kitsap 41

December 18th, 2012 - 11:19pm
(Poulsbo) -- Jayson Brocklesby scored 21 and Gabe Carter added 12 as the Sequim High Wolves ripped the North Kitsap Vikings 58-41 Tuesday night in Olympic League boys basketball at Poulsbo.
The Wolves led 13-10 after one quarter, then held the Vikings scoreless for the first 6 minutes and 35 seconds of the second period.
Sequim (5-2 overall and 5-1 in the Olympic League) had a 22-12 halftime lead with Brocklesby leading the way with 12 markers before intermission.
North Kitsap (4-4 overall and 4-2 in the Olympic League) closed to within 6 points at 26-22 on a surge led by Adam Lemmon, who scored 6 of his team-high 10 points in the third frame.
Sequim regrouped with 13 straight points and led 39-22 at the third buzzer as Andrew Shimer hit all 6 of his tallies in the period.
The Wolves led by 24 early in the final quarter before the Vikings closed to within 11 at 50-39.
Sequim hit 10 of 19 free throws late to ice the game on an 8-2 run.
Anthony Pinza scored 8 for Sequim, while Alex Barry and Rory Kallappa added 4 apiece.
Brocklesby pulled down 4 rebounds and added 3 assists, while Carter had 8 assists, 8 rebounds and 5 steals.
Kendal Gill had 9 points for North Kitsap and Jacob Hill added 8.
The Vikings host the Kingston Buccaneers Friday, while the Wolves entertain Port Angeles at Rick Kaps Gym.
Port Angeles was idle Tuesday.
In other Olympic League boys action Tuesday, Bremerton drilled Port Townsend 61-36, Olympic romped over Klahowya 75-35 and Kingston pasted North Mason 71-44.
In Olympic League girls games Tuesday, North Kitsap beat Sequim 50-31, Bremerton clipped Port Townsend 47-46, Olympic downed Klahowya 32-20 and Kingston prevailed over North Mason 37-23.
Scoring by Quarters:
Seq - 13 09 17 19 - 58
N.K.- 10 02 10 19 - 41
Scoring Summary:
Sequim (58) -- Anthony Pinza 8, Donovan Lee, Alex Barry 4, Rory Kallappa 4, Jayson Brocklesby 21, Tim Guan, Erik Christensen 3, Gabe Carter 12, Andrew Shimer 6.
North Kitsap (41) -- Ethan Graebner, Riley Lindsey 4, Jacob Hill 8, Carson Roberts 2, Tyler Lee 2, David Perry, Kendal Gill 9, Jarrod Felix 4, Michael Urquhart 2, Adam Lemmon 10.
Junior Varsity: North Kitsap 59, Sequim 54.
C-Team: North Kitsap 36, Sequim 13.

Friday, December 14, 2012

12 13 Boys Basketball Game 6 - Sequim 73, Klahowya 41


PREP BASKETBALL: Sequim boys 73, Klahowya 41

December 14th, 2012 - 10:48pm
(Sequim) -- The Sequim High Wolves ripped the Klahowya Eagles 73-41 Friday night in Olympic League boys basketball at Rick Kaps Gym.
The Wolves had 4 scorers in double figures and led by as many as 34 points in the final period.
Sequim improved to 4-2 overall and 4-1 in league play.
Jayson Brocklesby had 18, Gabe Carter 14, Alex Barry added 11 and Andrew Shimer canned 10.
Sequim's finest ball handling effort of the season reflected in the final stats as the Wolves had 24 assists with just 10 turnovers.
A Sequim full court press in the early going left the Eagles behind 20-6 after the first quarter.
Klahowya narrowed a 25-6 Wolves lead to 26-12 midway through the second period after baskets by Josh Ganowski, who led Klahowya with 14 points.
Another 10-3 Wolves run extended the advantage to 36-15 at intermission, as Brocklesby and Carter combined for all 16 of Sequim points in the frame.
Sequim led 58-30 at the end of the third quarter after Shimer beat the buzzer with a triple.
Cody Roberts paced Klahowya with 9, Mitchell Knuckey had 7 and Mike Ward added 6 for the Eagles, who dropped to 3-5 overall and 2-3 in Olympic League play.
The Wolves will visit Poulsbo Tuesday for a game with the North Kitsap Vikings.

In other Olympic League boys games Friday, North Kitsap conquered Port Townsend 59-43, Olympic slammed North Mason 67-21 and Bremerton ran past Port Angeles 78-59.


In Olympic League girls scores Friday, Port Townsend beat North Kitsap 42-37, Olympic clipped North Mason 39-34, Port Angeles stayed unbeaten with a win over Bremerton 49-36 and the Sequim Lady Wolves downed Klahowya 42-30.   Kingston beat Peninsula 49-41 in a non-leaguer.


Scoring by Quarters:
Kla - 6 9 15 11 - 41
Seq - 20 16 22 15 - 73
Scoring Summary:
Klahowya (41) -- Jacob Sheets 2, Carlos Vallejo 2, Drew Fagan, Josh Ganowski 14, Mike Ward 6, Rocky Holguin, Cody Roberts 9, Mitchell Knuckey 7, Jacob Gotchall 1, Dustin Brewer, Jerry Landram.
Sequim (73) -- Anthony Pinza 6, Donovan Lee 2, Alex Barry 11, Rory Kallappa 3, Jedd Posadas 3, Jayson Brocklesby 18, Tim Guan, Erik Christensen 4, Gabe Carter 14, Andrew Shimer 10, Dylan Eekhoff 2.
Junior Varsity: Sequim 49, Klahowya 39.

Thursday, December 13, 2012

12 13 Boys Basketball Game 5 - Sequim 49, North Mason 33

PREP BASKETBALL: Sequim boys 49, North Mason 33

(Belfair) -- Jayson Brocklesby scored 17 of his 22 points in the second half as the Sequim High Wolves downed the North Mason Bulldogs 49-33 Wednesday in Olympic League boys basketball.
Sequim led all the way and improved to 3-2 overall and 3-1 in league action.
Sophomore Alex Barry snapped out of a shooting slump with 3 opening quarter triples as the Wolves led 14-9 at the first break.
Barry finished with 9 points.
North Mason (1-6 overall and 1-4 in Olympic League play) got 13 from Evan Daley, 8 from Riley McKean and 6 from C.J. Allen.
Sequim had a 25-13 advantage at intermission.
The Wolves' defense held North Mason to single digits in the opening three frames, leading 36-19 going to the final period.
Sequim got another strong outing from senior Andrew Shimer, who ripped down his team's first 8 defensive rebounds.
Gabe Carter had 7 for Sequim and senior Erik Christensen added 4.
The Boys from Belfair host Olympic Friday while the Wolves host the Klahowya Eagles at Rick Kaps Gym.
In other boys Olympic League action Wednesday, Klahowya downed Port Townsend 60-45, North Kitsap clipped Port Angeles 86-80, and Olympic nipped Kingston 57-56.
In girls Olympic League play Wednesday, Port Townsend dropped Klahowya 43-24, Port Angeles beat North Kitsap 68-54, Olympic defeated Kingston 33-27 and Sequim trounced North Mason 45-21.
Scoring by Quarters:
Seq - 14 11 11 13 - 49
N.M.- 9 4 6 14 - 33
Scoring Summary:
Sequim (49) -- Anthony Pinza 2, Donovan Lee, Alex Barry 9, Jedd Posadas, Jayson Brocklesby 22, Tim Guan 3, Erik Christensen 4, Gabe Carter 7, Andrew Shimer 2.
North Mason (33) -- Anthony Price 3, Riley McKean 8, Matt Duckworth, Evan Daley 13, C.J. Allen 6, Levi Rowland, Daniel Burggraaf 1, Davontea Davenport 2.
Junior Varsity: North Mason 51, Sequim 41.

Monday, December 10, 2012

12 13 Boys Basketball Game 4 - Sequim 53, Kingston 47

PREP BASKETBALL: Sequim boys 53, Kingston 47

December 10th, 2012 - 10:41pm
(Sequim) -- Gabe Carter and Andrew Shimer scored 15 points apiece Monday night as the Sequim High Wolves knocked off the Kingston Buccaneers 53-47 in Olympic League boys basketball.
The Wolves (2-2 overall and 2-1 in Olympic League play) trailed 47-46 after Henry English scored a fast break layup with 3:42 left -- Kingston's final points of the game.
Sequim's Tim Guan scored two straight hoops, giving the Wolves a 50-47 advantage with 2:43 remaining.
The Wolves defense prevailed in the final minutes. Shimer hit a layup with 36 seconds left and converted a free throw late for the final margin of 53-47.
It was the Wolves' first victory over the Buccaneers since January 30th, 2009, ending a seven-game Kingston winning streak against Sequim.
The Bucs led most of the way in the early going and had a 15-12 advantage at the first quarter.
Kingston's KT Deam hit a 14-foot baseline shot at the intermission horn - knotting the affair at 27 apiece.
Bucs center Hans Schippers scored 16 of his 19 game-high points in the first half.
Sequim led 43-40 after a roaring third quarter that featured 6 lead changes and Carter scoring 8 of his 15 in the frame.
Kingston (3-2 overall and 2-2 in Olympic League play) hosts Olympic Wednesday night, while Sequim travels to Belfair to play the North Mason Bulldogs.


In other boys Olympic League scores, Bremerton over North Kitsap 80-60, Port Townsend beat North Mason 53-38 and Klahowya knocked off Port Angeles 63-52. Central Kitsap dropped Olympic 72-68 in a non-league tilt.
In girls Olympic League games, Bremerton downed North Kitsap 64-52, Kingston beat Sequim 43-34, Port Angeles drubbed Klahowya 51-25 and Port Townsend defeated North Mason 40-26.


Scoring by Quarters:
King - 15 12 13 7 - 47
Sequ - 12 15 16 10 - 53
Scoring Summary:
Kingston (47) -- Connor Wall 2, Beau Rabedeaux, Cole Rabedeaux 3, KT Deam 13, Mitch Sagdahl, Henry English 6, Hans Schippers 19, Kyle Hamal 4.
Sequim (53) -- Anthony Pinza 7, Donovan Lee 2, Alex Barry, Rory Kallappa, Jayson Brocklesby 7, Tim Guan 7, Erik Christensen, Gabe Carter 15, Andrew Shimer 15, Dylan Eekhoff.
Junior Varsity: Kingston 57, Sequim 44.

Wednesday, December 5, 2012

12 13 Boys Basketball Game 3 - Olympic 49, Sequim 46

PREP BASKETBALL: Olympic boys 49, Sequim 46

December 4th, 2012 - 11:59pm

(Silverdale) -- Brian Tyson's 3-pointer with 37 seconds left restored the lead for Olympic as the Trojans earned a hard fought 49-46 Olympic League boys basketball victory over the Sequim High Wolves Tuesday night.
A tremendous fourth quarter Sequim comeback went for naught as the Trojans improved to 3-0 overall and 2-0 in circuit play.
The Wolves, now 1-2 overall and 1-1 in league action, trailed 44-33 with 6 minutes left and rallied for a 13-0 run, taking a 46-44 advantage on Rory Kallappa's layup with 2:15 remaining.

The Wolves, however, were unable to extend the lead on two consecutive possessions heading into the final minute, setting up Tyson's go-ahead triple that made it 47-46 Trojans.


Olympic's Quentin Phillips dropped a pair of free throws with 22 seconds to go and completed the scoring 49-46.


Sequim held Phillips to 15 points, nine under his season average.


The game was a nip and tuck affair featuring seven ties and 12 lead changes with a 9-all deadlock at the first buzzer.

Olympic used its speed and athleticism to jump the Wolves on the press at several key times during the contest to push the advantage.
A 7-1 Trojans run late in the first half gave the hosts a 24-18 lead, but Sequim answered and trailed by just one at intermission 24-23.
In the third quarter, Olympic used another 7-0 streak over the final 1:17 and led 41-33 going to the final period.
Gabe Carter led the Wolves with 18, Kallappa had 11 and Jayson Brocklesby added 10.
Tyson paced Olympic with 9, all 3 of his hoops from beyond the arc.
Kyle Setten scored 6 of his 8 points for the Trojans in the third quarter.
Sequim is idle Friday and awaits Kingston Monday night at Rick Kaps Gym.
Meantime, the Trojans visit Port Townsend Friday night.
In boys Olympic League action Tuesday, North Mason downed Port Angeles 55-48, Bremerton beat Klahowya 62-48 and Kingston walloped Port Townsend 69-35.
In girls Olympic League scores, Olympic dropped Sequim 57-47, Port Angeles downed North Mason 55-30, Bremerton clipped Klahowya 37-34 and Kingston stopped Port Townsend 47-45.
Scoring by Quarters:
Seq - 9 14 10 13 - 46
Oly - 9 15 17 8 - 49
Scoring Summary:
Sequim (46) -- Anthony Pinza, Alex Barry 4, Rory Kallappa 11, Jayson Brocklesby 10, Tim Guan 2, Erik Christensen 1, Gabe Carter 18.
Olympic (49) -- Quentin Phillips 15, Zach Thornton, Tarence Mosely 2, RJ Neal 6, Brian Tyson 9, Makaleb McInnis 3, Makiah McInnis 4, Kyle Setten 8, Jordan Samuel 2, Andrew Hammond, Isaiah Ellis-Dubose.
Junior Varsity: Olympic 47, Sequim 17.