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The Summit Storm could not be stopped offensively Thursday night. Pearson Carmichael led the Storm with his third 40-point game this season. They beat Caldera 79-66. The Mountain View Cougars continue to fight for a playoff spot after they cruise past Ridgeview, winning 70-58. Quincy Townsend and Ian Prictor showed out, and continue to be

Summit’s Collin Moore blocks a shot, then Pearson Carmichael shoots across court to beat the buzzer. Mountain View’s Quincy Townsend showed out Thursday, he drives down the lane, goes behind the back, and lays it in, plus the foul. Summit’s Pearson Carmichael scored 45 points Thursday, including a slam that brought down the house. Vote

The Summit girls beat Caldera Thursday night, helping their chances towards the playoffs. We also have other scores from the week.

The White Buffaloes come back and beat the Crook County Cowboys, 66-60. The White Buffaloes lead the Tri Valley Conference. And we have other scores from around the league.

The Redmond Panthers couldn’t miss from behind the arc as they beat the Caldera Wolfpack in the top 10 matchup, 66-63. Wyatt Horner led the team with 16 points and Jack Snyder had 14 of his own. The Summit girls were back in action after they forfeited to Caldera Monday. But they had no easy

The Summit Storm continue to prove why they are the top ranked team in the state. They blow out the Cougars 65-39 behind Pearson Carmichaels 20 points and 14 rebounds and Collin Moore’s 16 points. With Jack Hertel’s 20 points and Brady Muilenburg’s 16 points, the Ravens bounce back in a big win against the

Make sure to vote for your favorite top play! Brady Muilenburg secured last week’s top play with his contested three to help lift the Ravens over the Wolfpack. This week started with Jack Snyder and his monster block against Caldera. Avery Andrews also joined the block party and she swats a Storm shot away. And

Summit’s Collin Moore rises for as he blocks Redmond’s Wyatt Horner. In transition, Mac Bledsoe shows off, he flys up and slams it home. Brady Muilenburg continues to prove why he is one of the best shooters in the IMC. Muilenburg drained a contested three in the corner as he helps lift the Ravens over

The Ridgeview Ravens are a sneaky team in the IMC. Having lost very close and competitive games, Friday night the Ravens came back to beat the #8 Wolfpack, 75-70. Other top scores from girls hoops on Friday night.

Caldera and Summit dominated the night and the top plays. Collin Moore nice move and finish, Jack Bents breaks ankles and hits a three, and Trace Benner mask game. Please vote!

Jack Bents and Trace Benner lit up the court down the stretch to pull away from the Redmond Panthers, they win 54-48. The Mountain View girls win second straight game, holding off the Storm 38-31.

The two top scorers in 5A, Mountain View’s Quincy Townsend and Summit’s Pearson Carmichael went head to head Friday night. Carmichael and the Storm dominated in the second half, blowing out the Cougars 63-38.

BEND Or. (KTVZ)- The mighty 1A Trinity Lutheran Saints showcased their talent at midweek against North Lake. And we have scores from around Central Oregon as league play begins.

Pearson Carmichael is a name to remember! Reigning 5A player of the year and the Summit Storm beat Ridgeview 72-58 in the league opener Friday night. Redmond outlasts Mountain View, winning 59-54 on the Cougars home court.

Monday night was the second annual Big Playback Fall Awards Show!