CBC hoops splits with Spokane
PASCO - Columbia Basin could only manage a split of Spokane in their double-header, as the women’s team earned their 17th in of the year.
In the women’s game, the hawks were in control of the entire game, as they rolled to a 72-54 win. The combination of Jennifer Noon and Tiffany Idler lead the way for Columbia Basin. Noon walked away with a double-double, thanks to 25 points and 12 boards. Idler followed that up with 18 points of her own, as the duo combined for 43 of CBC’s 72 points.
On the men’s side, both teams battled it out back and forth, until the Sasquatch finally pulled away in the end 81-70.
Both teams are back in action on Wednesday when they take on Walla Walla Wednesday at home.
In the women’s game, the hawks were in control of the entire game, as they rolled to a 72-54 win. The combination of Jennifer Noon and Tiffany Idler lead the way for Columbia Basin. Noon walked away with a double-double, thanks to 25 points and 12 boards. Idler followed that up with 18 points of her own, as the duo combined for 43 of CBC’s 72 points.
On the men’s side, both teams battled it out back and forth, until the Sasquatch finally pulled away in the end 81-70.
Both teams are back in action on Wednesday when they take on Walla Walla Wednesday at home.
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