EUGENE — Michael Leunen and Brad Carter accounted for all but eight of Redmond’s points Tuesday afternoon in the Panthers’ 69-30 nonconference boys basketball loss to South Eugene.

The two Redmond forwards scored 11 points apiece.

South Eugene held Redmond to fewer than 10 points in every quarter.

“They pressed us, and we turned it over way too many times for baskets,” said Dusty Porter, the Panthers’ first-year head coach. “We gave them everything they wanted for Christmas.”

Redmond was coming off a 65-48 win at Roseburg on Monday and was without two senior regulars, Kyle Baca and Cody Hayden, who were not available for Tuesday’s game, according to Porter.

“South Eugene is a good squad,” said Porter. “They shoot the ball well and they’re athletic. We’re a young team, and we have a lot of potential, but we still have a lot of work to do.”

The Panthers (3-4) host a three-day tournament starting Monday.

Also on Tuesday:

Sisters 67

Burns 36

SISTERS — Scoring in five-straight trips on offense at the beginning of the fourth quarter, the Sisters boys basketball team pulled away from Burns in a nonconference contest.

Ross Erickson led the Outlaws (4-1 overall) with 18 points, four steals and five assists, while Tyler Miller chipped in 12 points. Levi Rowe and Drew Harrison each added nine points for the Outlaws.

Sisters will next play at their own tournament next Monday when they take on Sweet Home at 7 p.m.