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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Hermiston vs Central Valley</strong></h2>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>What Stood Out</strong></h2>
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<p>This game was decided on the glass. Central Valley struggled to find consistent offense from the perimeter and finished just 3 for 16 from three. When shots did not fall, Hermiston capitalized with defensive rebounds and second chances on the other end. The Bears were within striking distance early, but Hermiston built separation through physicality and patience. Central Valley shot 30 percent from the field, and while the defense kept things competitive for stretches, the lack of sustained scoring made it difficult to apply pressure. Hermiston finished with 41 rebounds to Central Valley's 32 and 17 offensive boards. That difference showed up in extra possessions and ultimately in the final margin.</p>
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<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Who Stood Out</strong></h2>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Inners led all scorers with 20 points and was the most consistent offensive presence on the floor. She attacked the rim, absorbed contact, and stayed active on the boards with eight rebounds. When Hermiston needed a bucket to stop momentum, she delivered.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Teegarden added 13 points and contributed across the stat sheet. She was aggressive off the dribble and active defensively. Her energy helped maintain Hermiston's control, especially during Central Valley's small runs.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Patshkowski finished with 18 points and carried much of the Bears' offensive load. She attacked in isolation and created space in tight windows. Even as the deficit grew, she remained composed and competitive.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Henry chipped in 10 points and battled on the defensive end. She competed on the glass and tried to ignite transition opportunities. Her effort was steady even when shots were not falling for the team.<br></p>
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<p class="text-gray-700">Lanphere did not have a big scoring night, but she worked to create space and keep the ball moving. She defended well and stayed within her role. In a physical game, her discipline stood out.</p>
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Hermiston vs Central Valley
What Stood Out
This game was decided on the glass. Central Valley struggled to find consistent offense from the perimeter and finished just 3 for 16 from three. When shots did not fall, Hermiston capitalized with defensive rebounds and second chances on the other end. The Bears were within striking distance early, but Hermiston built separation through physicality and patience. Central Valley shot 30 percent from the field, and while the defense kept things competitive for stretches, the lack of sustained scoring made it difficult to apply pressure. Hermiston finished with 41 rebounds to Central Valley's 32 and 17 offensive boards. That difference showed up in extra possessions and ultimately in the final margin.
Who Stood Out
Aspyn Inners
HEIGHT5'10"
POSPF
CLASS2026
Aspyn Inners
School:Hermiston
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Inners led all scorers with 20 points and was the most consistent offensive presence on the floor. She attacked the rim, absorbed contact, and stayed active on the boards with eight rebounds. When Hermiston needed a bucket to stop momentum,…
Teegarden added 13 points and contributed across the stat sheet. She was aggressive off the dribble and active defensively. Her energy helped maintain Hermiston's control, especially during Central Valley's small runs.
Patshkowski finished with 18 points and carried much of the Bears' offensive load. She attacked in isolation and created space in tight windows. Even as the deficit grew, she remained composed and competitive.
Henry chipped in 10 points and battled on the defensive end. She competed on the glass and tried to ignite transition opportunities. Her effort was steady even when shots were not falling for the team.
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Lanphere did not have a big scoring night, but she worked to create space and keep the ball moving. She defended well and stayed within her role. In a physical game, her discipline stood out.
