The Storm celebrated their seniors in a big way, winning their 17th game in a row with contributions from all over the floor.
Cole Grossman, one of the Storm seniors, had eight points, five steals, four assists and five rebounds.
“He was really active everywhere,” Skyview coach Matt Gruhler said. “He was a force tonight, doing a lot of everything.”
Skyview (17-0, 5-0 4A GSHL) held Camas (11-6, 1-4) to three points in the fourth quarter.
Samaad Hector led the Storm in scoring with 19 points and had 10 rebounds.Alex Schumacher added 11 points and seven rebounds.
Isaiah Sampson led Camas in scoring with 11 points.
SKYVIEW 61, CAMAS 38
CAMAS (11-6, 1-4) — Jackson Glikbarg 6, Kyle Allen, Shane Jamison 3, Carson Bonine 0, Ben Cooke 6, Gabe Mukobi 5, Isaiah Sampson 11, Fox Bessinger 0, Zachary Chillian 0, Joshua McPhun 0, Treton Carlisle 7. Totals 14 (2) 8-12 38.
SKYVIEW (17-0, 5-0) — Alex Schumacher 11, Cole Grossman 8, Jovon Sewell 5, Samaad Hector 19, Jacoby Thompson 3, Squeeky Johnson 0, Lowell Dunmire 1, KB Fesehazion 2, Kyle Gruhler 9, Jace Chatman 3. Totals 19 (6) 17-30 61.
Camas 11 13 11 3–38
Skyview 19 12 7 23–61
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