1A D-I 4-5-6 tournament

Grace 54, Raft River 44

    The Grizzlies won their first game of the 1A D-I District 4-5-6 tournament Saturday with a 54-44 home victory over the Trojans.

    “It was a home game and the kids knew the importance of this win,” said Grace head coach Rory Lloyd. “They played hard.”

    Colton Kladis dropped 28 points in the victory.

    Grace (10-10) hosts Glenns Ferry in the next round Monday at 6 p.m.

    “It will be a good game. We won by two at home the last time we played,” Lloyd said. “They’re a real scrappy team, real fast and they shoot a lot of 3s. We have to defend the perimeter.”

Grace 54, Raft River 44

Raft River    9    16    8    11 — 44

Grace    13    17    9    15 — 54

Raft River — Peter 8, Higley 2, Harrison 2, Bodin 3, Hansen 12, Holtman 2, Spencer 15.

Grace — Kladis 28, Kendall 7, Ramsussen 4, Jensen 11, Gilbert 4.

Butte County 75, Hansen 47

Challis 67, Hagerman 52

Glenns Ferry 69, Shoshone 61

Rockland 53, Calvary Chapel 35

    The Bulldogs handled Calvary Chapel 53-35 Saturday night in Firth to pick up a district tournament win.

    Rockland entered the half down one point, but outscored its opponent 35-16 in the final two periods.

    “Things were even until halftime because the shots weren’t dropping,” said Rockland head coach Scott Lish. “In the second half, the ball started falling for us. We got more aggressive and it made a big difference.”

    Rockland (12-8) faces Mackay Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Firth High School.

Rockland 53, Calvary Chapel 35

Calvary Chapel    10    9    10    6 — 35

Rockland    9    9    21    14 — 53

Calvary Chapel — Wyatt Tracy 11, Ben Hayes 7, Colter Hewatt 4, Cason Polletti 6, Derek Weatherman 7.

Rockland — Mitch Mingo 2, Tyler Rupe 5, Zach Freeman 6, BJay Turley 6, Aaron Kirby 11, Rex Permann 14, Justin Robinson 8, Brendon Thompkinson 1.

Mackay 72, Leadore 29

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