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January 3 Prep Sports Roundup

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Boys Basketball

The Dalles 73, Pendleton 67 (2 OT):  Zak Poole scored 11 of his 21 points during the overtime sessions to help the Riverhawks grab the win.  Henry Begay added 16 points for The Dalles, while Cooper Cummings contributed 11.

LaCenter 79, Stevenson 73:   Stevenson’s Kacen Bach had a huge night, leading all scorers with 32 points, making 7 of 13 3-point attempts, to go with nine rebounds, five assists and five steals.  But the Wildcats made 11 of 12 free throws in the fourth quarter to hold on for the win.

Seton Catholic 74, Columbia 42:  Seton Catholic used a balanced offense to pull away, with four players scoring in double figures.  Hunter Wang scored 18 to lead the Bruins.

 

Girls Basketball

Pendleton 49, The Dalles 38:  Sydney Newby led the Riverhawk effort with 20 points, 11 rebounds and 7 steals.

 

Boys Wrestling

Hood River Valley 60, Parkrose 5:  Jacob Smith, Samuel Blosser, and Connor Tennant had victories by fall for the Eagles.

Girls Wrestling

Hood River Valley 48, Parkrose 18:  Evolet Ovilo scored a win by fall for HRV.

St Vincent dePaul To Voluntarily Close Pentland Street Facility

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Municipal officials in The Dalles say they have been informed the St. Vincent dePaul Society will voluntarily and indefinitely close its facility on Pentland Street between West 2nd and West 3rd on Friday afternoon at 2:30.  In a statement, the City said it understood the closure would remain in effect while St. Vincent dePaul works with community stakeholders to address the neighborhood impacts of the facility.  The City in October filed public nuisance litigation against St. Vincent dePaul after complaints from neighborhood residents surrounding public health and safety concerns.  Those who live near the facility told The Dalles City Council in September they had been victims of property damage or theft, seen people urinating and defecating near the facility and witnessed people dealing or using narcotics.  City Manager Matthew Klebes said in light of the voluntary closure, the City will pause its litigation while a solution is developed.

January 2 Prep Basketball Roundup

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Tuesday Schedule

Boys Basketball

Canby 76, Hood River Valley 58:  Canby went on a 14-point run at the end of the first half to take control of the Northwest Oregon Conference opener for both teams.  Jaxon Lawson led the Cougars with 23 points, while Sawyer Clemett had 23 for HRV.

 

Girls Basketball

Canby 54, Hood River Valley 45:  The Cougars came from behind after HRV senior standout Marina Castaneda fouled out with five minutes to play.  Castaneda finished with 24 points for the Eagles, while Canby’s Tayla Borntrager had four three-pointers and scored 20 to lead the Cougars.

Stevenson 58, LaCenter 41:  The Bulldogs pulled away after the game was tied at halftime.  Sofia Spencer scored 18 points, while Becca Townsend and Aria Obias added 13.

Seton Catholic 69, Columbia 19

Fire At Gorge Building Supply

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No damage estimate has been made in an early morning fire at Gorge Building Supply (the former Krieg Millwork and Building Supply) on Hood River’s Frankton Road.
According to fire officials…the blaze broke out at 1:56 this morning, with multiple callers to 911 reporting a fire that was spreading quickly.
A West Side Fire District Unit and Hood River Fire arrived to find a fast-moving fire in several buildings.
Due to the size of the buildings, level of involvement, and the contents, the incident commander requested additional resources to the scene.
Firefighters are presently on scene working with an investigator with the Oregon State Fire Marshal’s Office (OSFM) to determine the cause and origin. There are no reported injuries.
West Side Fire District was assisted by units from Hood River Fire & EMS, Wy’East Fire District, Cascade Locks Fire, Parkdale Fire, Mid-Columbia Fire & Rescue, as well as Klickitat County White Salmon and Bingen Fire.

Courtesy Blaine Franger
Courtesy Hood River Fire & EMS
Courtesy Hood River Fire & EMS
Courtesy Hood River Fire & EMS

Hood River-White Salmon Bridge Tolls To Be Lifted Over Holiday

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Crossings of the Hood-River White Salmon Interstate Bridge will be toll free starting at 10:00 p.m. on Saturday night through Tuesday morning at 6:00 a.m.   The Port of Hood River has traditionally lifted bridge tolls over the holiday, with the hours expanded this year.  In addition, the Port offices will be closed on Monday in observance of the Christmas Holiday. 

WAGAP Gets Grant For Helping People Engage With Local Government

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Washington Gorge Action Programs have received a $250,000 grant to remove barriers so people can participate in civics and engage with their local governments.  The money is from The Inatai Foundation.  WAGAP Executive Director Leslie Naramore says it is a civic engagement grant, and they are choosing to use it to lessen barriers that prevent people from being involved, such as by providing day care or gas vouchers to help people attend meetings.  Education on how to participate in the civic process and creating opportunities for people to register to vote.  Naramore also says the funding will not be used to support any political party.

WS Schools Survey Staff & Families To Start Planning Process

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The White Salmon Valley School District has surveying its staff and student families as it takes steps to develop a new strategic plan.  Superintendent Rich Polkinghorn says they made the survey general in nature.  He noted many of the responses have raised the issue of available resources after the district had to make budget cuts to deal with a large fiscal shortfall, but Polkinghorn says now they can begin to move forward, calling the budget picture stable.  Polkinghorn says the intent is to have strategic plan developed by the middle of this year.

WAGAP Readies Warming Shelter In Stevenson

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Washington Gorge Action Programs says preparations to operate its Skamania County Emergency Warming Shelter in Stevenson are in progress.  An opening date has not yet been announced, but when it opens, it is expected to be available through mid-March.  The shelter is located near the Hegewald Center.  It will be open Thursday through Monday evenings with check in between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. each night.  It will be available to adults, children accompanied by their parents/guardians, and emancipated minors.  Unaccompanied minors will be referred to the Youth Empowerment Shelter in The Dalles.  WAGAP also says regional houselessness partner Father’s House Fellowship, located in Goldendale, will be reopening its emergency shelter beginning January 15.  The shelter will not act as a drop-in warming center but will have two rooms available for emergency situations. 

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