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  A potential winning shot by Centralia ’s Baylor Scott at the buzzer was off the mark, giving River Ridge a 62-61 victory over the Tigers in their 2A Evergreen Conference matchup. The Hawks led by as much as 17 points in the second half before Centralia, led by Scott’s 20 points, made its comeback. Scott’s basket with 37.6 seconds left pulled the Tigers to within 62-61. River Ridge, winner of eight consecutive games, was led by Brad Wallace , who had a game-high 24 points – including 16 in the third quarter.

• Baker's spark helps River Ridge advance to regionals

  Baker's spark helps River Ridge advance to regionals

  CHEHALIS — All the River Ridge Hawks needed was a spark.

• River Ridge girls come back from second-half double-digit deficit to beat White River, 43-35

  River Ridge girls come back from second-half double-digit deficit to beat White River, 43-35

  KENT – For two-and-a-half quarters, the River Ridge Hawks played “like freshmen and sophomores” according to coach Jackie Robinson.

• Dorsey shines in delayed opener

  Dorsey shines in delayed opener

  LACEY — Fifteen days of practice was enough for Donaven Dorsey and the Timberline Blazers.

• Mark Morris nips River Ridge in heartbreaker

  Mark Morris nips River Ridge in heartbreaker

  YAKIMA — Mark Morris forced overtime with a game-tying basket, then Raimee Sluder and Kourtney Eaton combined to make four free throws in the final 28 seconds of the extra period to lift the Monarchs to a 49-46 win over River Ridge in the Class 2A girls state semifinals Friday night at the Yakima SunDome.