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Cade Weber (3) and Jared King (25) work around defenders from Columbia High School at Harrington Jan. 3.
Trevor King (34) shoots as Sam Schafer (25) and Madison Charlton await the rebound in the JV game against ACH Saturday.
O-H vs. Columbia (Hunters)
The team from Columbia High School in Hunters just couldn’t catch a break Tuesday, January 3 in Harrington. Even when they were left with a wide-open shot, the ball simply would not drop into the basket.
| O-H | 24 | 20 | 19 | 13 | -76 | |
| Columbia | 7 | 5 | 2 | 9 | -23 |
Meanwhile, the Odessa-Harrington boys showed some of the best passing they have exhibited to date, finding the open man who, more often than not, got the two- or three-pointer.
Cade Weber led the Titans with 17, followed by Jared King with 12. Markus Smith and Justin Hunt had 10 each, Stetson Sanford 8, Jacob DeWulf and Nick Tebow 6 each, Brett Larmer 4, Justin Hauge 3, Madison Charlton 0.
On defense, King led the Titans with 7 rebounds. Offensively, Sanford contributed 9 assists.
Boys JV
The boys junior varsity game was a close contest all the way through, and coach Ken Scherr said he was pleased that the team remained so competitive. The final score was VC 50 and O-H 42.
O-H vs. Valley Christian
Valley Christian of Spokane Valley played a highly competitive game but one that apparently was not nearly perfect enough for their coach. The Friday night crowd in Harrington murmured their discontent when the VC coach, obviously very angry, got a bit physical with one of his own players. The moment passed and play resumed, but things were, thankfully, a bit more subdued after that incident.
VC won the game, 67-56, but the Titans had held the score within the five-point range for almost the entire game.
The taller Panthers kept the game out of reach, however. The two shortest players on the varsity team were 5’10” and were the only players under six feet tall. The tallest were 6’7” and 6’5”.
Height wasn’t the only factor, however, as Harrington’s Stetson Sanford led the Titan scoring with 19 points and at 5’8” was the shortest player on either team. Other
| VC | 22 | 16 | 11 | 18 | -67 | |
| O-H | 18 | 14 | 10 | 14 | -56 |
scoring: Weber 8, Smith 4, Larmer 5, Hunt 13, King 3 and DeWulf 4.
In other statistics, King had a whopping 12 rebounds, while Weber led in assists with 5 and Larmer added 3 steals.
Boys JV
The boys junior varsity game was one The Record’s reporter had to miss, so no results are available.
O-H vs. ACH
Almira/Coulee-Hartline came to battle the Titans in Odessa on Saturday, January 7, playing four full games. The Warriors pulled away, especially in the second quarter, and O-H was unable to make up any ground, losing 61-43. ACH’s senior standout Derek Isaak led the scoring with 28 points.
| ACH | 12 | 20 | 14 | 15 | -61 | |
| O-H | 7 | 10 | 17 | 9 | -43 |
Justin Hunt led the Titans’ in scoring with 18. Also scoring were Weber 4, Sanford 1, Larmer 6, King 4, DeWulf 8 and Tebow 2. Charlton, Smith and Hauge also saw playing time but did not score.
DeWulf led O-H in rebounding with 5, and Sanford had six assists.
Boys JV
The boys JV defeated the ACH junior varsity by a score of 55 to 43 in a game where everyone on the bench got to play.
Sam Schafer led the Titan scoring with 18, followed by Carsen Weber with 10. Madison Charlton had 8, Trevor King 7, Joe Cronrath and Nick Tebow 4 each and Shane Whitaker and Justin Hauge with 2 each. Dakota Largent, James Smith, JR Worrel, Seth Rollins and Chris Hansen also played but did not score.
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