EAGLE POINT — Eagle Point used a balanced attack and held Crater to just four field goals in the second half en route to a 60-44 victory in nonconference boys basketball Tuesday at the Eagle gym.

The Class 5A eighth-ranked Eagles (8-7) placed four players in double figures, led by Jonathan Bolston and Zach Reed with 13 points each.

Eagle Point held a 32-29 halftime lead.

"Our kids tightened up our 'D' and pressured the ball better in the second half," said Eagle Point first-year coach Bryan Wood. "We definitely had the edge on the boards, especially in the second half. We executed pretty well down the stretch and made our free throws late."

Tyrone Holmes had 12 points and Garrett Snow added 10 for the Eagles.

Juniors Corey Marineau and Cody Dismukes led the Comets (6-8) with 13 points each.

"We were in foul trouble for much of the night and our bench played well," said Wood. "That was a difference for us."

CRATER (44) — Stewart 2, A. Martin 2, J. Martin 6, Bennett 2, Marineau 13, Dismukes 13, Jaasko 2, Morgan 4, Orosco 0, Douglas 0. Totals: 14 10-13 44.

EAGLE POINT (60) — Bolston 13, Quintero 2, Chavez 8, DeLange 2, Snow 10, Reed 13, Holmes 12, Zerger 0. Totals: 18 19-29 60.

Crater 16 13 8 7 — 44

Eagle Point 15 17 15 13 — 60

3-point goals — Crater 3 (J. Martin 2, Marineau 1), Eagle Point 5 (Bolston 2, Chavez 1, Snow 2). Technical foul — Morgan, Crater coach Parent.

JV result — Eagle Point won.

ROSEBURG 59, GRANTS PASS 39 — At Roseburg, Carson Reid and Drew Groshong combined for 25 of Roseburg's 35 bench points as the Indians cruised in Southern Oregon Hybrid play.

Tony Scriven paced Grants Pass (8-7, 1-3 SOH) with 14 points.

Roseburg improved to 5-9 overall and 1-3 in league play.

GRANTS PASS (39) — Scriven 14, Emptage 2, Bennett 9, Randall 5, Meadows 3, Mahr 4, Hanley 2, Johnson 0, Strempel 0, Rich 0. Totals: 16 6-11 39.

ROSEBURG (59) — Reid 13, Groshong 12, Seely 8, Lent 6, Weber 6, Leach 4, Cole 3, New 3, Johnson 2, Haskett 2, Caylor 0, Backen 0, Ball 0, Stiefel 0. Totals 20 14-16 59.

Grants Pass 7 7 10 15 — 39

Roseburg 18 12 12 17 — 59

3-point goals — Grants Pass 1 (Bennett 1), Roseburg 5 (Reid 3, New 1, Leach 1). Fouled out — Seely.

PHOENIX 58, KLAMATH UNION 43 — At Phoenix, senior guard Alex Young had the first triple-double of his career and the No. 4 Pirates got off to a blazing start in the Skyline contest.

Young, a 6-foot-1 senior guard who will play for UC Irvine in college, had 13 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists. He also had five steals. Tyler Dungannon paced the Pirates (13-3, 3-1 Sky) with 17 points. Dalton Richardson had eight rebounds and Dungannon seven.

Phoenix made its first six 3-pointers in opening a 26-6 first-quarter lead.

KLAMATH UNION (43) — Stork 18, Crawford 13, Crebbin 4, Bell 4, Depew 3, Paschal 1, Weiser 0, Willis 0, Kuhlman 0, Bocchi 0, Mitchell 0. Totals: 16 6-10 43.

PHOENIX (58) — Dungannon 17, Young 13, Richardson 8, T. Keith 8, Campoy 4, Brown 4, Loper 2, Morris 2, Hamilton 0, J. Keith 0, Mayers 0. Totals: 25 1-2 58.

Klamath Union 6 11 18 8 — 43

Phoenix 26 13 10 9 — 58

3-point goals — Klamath Union 5 (Crawford 3, Stork 1, Depew 1), Phoenix 7 (Dungannon 3, Young 3, Campoy 1).

JV result — Klamath Union won.

NORTH VALLEY 69, HENLEY 49 — At Klamath Falls, Kevin Brazille had 21 points and JJ Chirnside recorded nine points, 13 rebounds, seven blocks and four steals to push fifth-ranked North Valley to its sixth straight victory.

Jake Herklotz turned in nine points, 10 rebounds and seven assists, Anthony Mooney had 10 points and five rebounds and Wyatt McCue added 10 points for the Knights (15-1, 4-0 Skyline). North Valley used a 21-12 run in the third quarter to break a 29-all halftime tie.

NORTH VALLEY (69) — Brazille 21, McCue 10, Mooney 10, Herklotz 9, Chirnside 9, Rusk 6, Vandehey 4, Abbott 0, Beagley 0, Ackerman 0, Morsa 0. Totals: 27 10-16 69.

HENLEY (49) — Mitchell 13, Seater 11, Mueller 10, Hull 7, Sherrill 6, Alges 1, Overstreet 1, Dykstra 0, Greif 0, Crain 0. Totals: 22 3-11 49.

North Valley 19 10 21 19 — 69

Henley 15 14 12 8 — 49

3-point goals — North Valley 5 (Brazille 3, Herklotz 1, McCue 1), Henley 2 (Mitchell 1, Hull 1).

JV score — North Valley 58, Henley 51.

MAZAMA 64, HIDDEN VALLEY 50 — At Klamath Falls, Zach Hall scored 17 points and Kevin Wynne 16 to lead Mazama in the Skyline contest.

Senior post Loren Craig scored 14 for Hidden Valley (5-12, 1-3 Sky).

HIDDEN VALLEY (50) — Hults 0, Bowen 2, Garrison 8, Rojas 0, Swillinger 9, Richardson 4, Hurd 5, Cardenas 2, Tobey 6, Craig 14. Totals: 19 8-13 50.

MAZAMA (64) — Hall 17, Wynne 16, Riddle 2, Rose 8, Murrey 8, Garrard 11, Ford 0, Crowell 0. Totals: 23 13-24 64.

Hidden Valley 11 14 7 18 — 50

Mazama 17 17 13 17 — 64

3-point goals — Hidden Valley 4 (Swillinger 3, Hurd 1), Mazama 5 (Wynne 3, Hall 2). Fouled out — Craig, Tobey.

JV result — Mazama won.

CASCADE CHRISTIAN 60, ST. MARY'S 46 — Alex Miller scored 18 points and host Cascade Christian held St. Mary's without a field goal in the third quarter in the SCH game.

The fifth-ranked Challengers (11-4, 2-0 SCH) got 10 points and seven rebounds from Eric Morse and 10 points from Davis Siliga.

St. Mary's (4-12, 1-2 SCH) made four free throws in the third. It trailed 60-31 but scored the final 15 points. Andre Juncal scored nine for the Crusaders.

ST. MARY'S (46) — Alvarez 0, Street 5, Gambee 3, Ross 6, Eccleston 8, Benton 7, Hough 3, Marchini 0, Parson 5, Juncal 9. Totals: 15 12-17 46.

CASCADE CHRISTIAN (60) — Siliga 10, Sha 3, Morse 10, Cheney 7, Coggins 0, Laws 0, Brown 0, Alvarez 0, Joffer 0, Miller 18, Sellers 8, Thompson 4, Cesaro 0. Totals: 27 3-10 60.

St. Mary's 7 14 4 21 — 46

Cascade Christian 11 22 17 10 — 60

3-point goals — St. Mary's 4 (Street 1, Gambee 1, Ross 1, Benton 1), Cascade Christian 3 (Sha 1, Miller 2). Fouled out — Sellers.

JV score — Cascade Christian 75, St. Mary's 30.

ILLINOIS VALLEY 63, ROGUE RIVER 42 — At Cave Junction, Fred Hults went off for 20 points, eight rebounds and seven assists and Mack Epple added 12 points for Illinois Valley in Southern Cascade Hybrid play.

Tyler Robbins had 11 points and 10 assists and Andrew McLaughlin added nine points and eight rebounds for the Cougars (6-10, 1-1 SCH).

Ben McBee had 11 points and Brian Stinchcomb added 10 for Rogue River (4-11, 0-3 SCH).

ROGUE RIVER (42) — Valencia 9, Donahue 7, McBee 11, Stinchcomb 10, Daly 0, Schmidt 0, Gretz 2, Norris 2, Blanco 1. Totals: 16 7-11 42.

ILLINOIS VALLEY (63) — C. Robbins 0, Hults 20, Hoelzle 0, T. Robbins 11, Bethke 2, Free 5, Epple 12, Welch 4, McLaughlin 9. Totals: 29 3-7 63.

Rogue River 11 11 7 13 — 42

Illinois Valley 13 20 9 21 — 63

Rogue River 3 (Valencia 1, McBee 1, Stinchcomb 1), Illinois Valley 2 (T. Robbins 1, Hults 1).

JV result — Illinois Valley won.