The Skyview girls basketball team survived an early start and Southridge’s pressure defense to win its first round game of the Nike Interstate Shootout, 46-44, at Lake Oswego on Sunday morning.
“We struggled with their press and turned the ball over quite a bit,” Skyview coach Jennifer Buscher said of her team’s first half. “But we came back and battled. It was a good game.”
Skyview trailed 27-21 at the half, and cut the Southridge lead to 35-32 after three quarters.
Kirsten Johnson made a 3-pointer in the fourth quarter to tie the game and then another to seal the win for Skyview (5-1).
Ashlee Comastro lead the Storm in scoring with 13 points, and Maddie Lord had 14 rebounds.
Skyview advances to play South Salem at 3:30 p.m. Monday.
NIKE INTERSTATE SHOOTOUT
At Lake Oswego
SKYVIEW 46, SOUTHRIDGE (ORE.) 44
SKYVIEW (5-1) — Riley Friauf 8, Sydney Friauf 4, Hanna Van Nortwick 8, Remington Riley 0, Kirsten Johnson 8, Ashlee Comastro 13, Maddie Lord 5. Totals 16 (3) 11-17 46.
SOUTHRIDGE (Ore.) — Lexie Dillon 2, Natasha Venecia 10, Natalie Hoff 5, Alyssa Christiansen 6, Kaelin Immel 14, Taylor Christiansen 7. Totals 16 (4) 8-10 44.
Skyview 11 10 11 14–46
Southridge 14 13 8 9–44
