Sports / Prep Sports / Castle Rock Rockets
Boys basketball: Castle Rock 69, King's Way 55
Castle Rock was 13 of 22 from 3-point range and cruised past King's Way.
Girls basketball: Castle Rock 45, La Center 36
Castle Rock improved to 18-0 on the season with the Trico League win over visiting La Center.
Boys basketball: La Center 57, Castle Rock 48, OT
La Center knocked down 10 of 12 free throws in the overtime period as the Wildcats grinded out a tough Trico League road win.
Girls basketball: Castle Rock 38, Woodland 28
Macee Utecht scored 12 points and Nicole Seidl added 11 as Castle Rock all but wrapped up the Trico League title in a battle of two ranked teams.
Boys basketball: Woodland 55, Castle Rock 48
Troy Flanagen scored 10 fourth-quarter points, including three big free throws late, as the host Beavers won a close battle.
Girls basketball: Castle Rock 56, Columbia River 52
Columbia River cut an 18-point fourth-quarter deficit down to four points in the final minute but could get no closer in a non-game against Castle Rock.
Girls basketball: Castle Rock 51, Stevenson 42
The visiting Rockets made the plays and the free throws needed down the stretch to put away the Bulldogs.
Boys basketball: Castle Rock 42, Seton Catholic 30
Justin James scored nine points to lead Seton Catholic in a defensive Trico League.
Girls basketball: Castle Rock 57, Hockinson 40
Elle Tilkin had 10 points, five rebounds and one steal as the Hawks struggled to keep up with a balanaced Castle Rock attack.
Boys basketball: La Center 62, Castle Rock 52
The Wildcats attacked the basket on offense and the passing lanes on defense to turn the tide after halftime and sure past the visiting Rockets.
