Hitting its stride late in the second quarter, Summit blew past visiting Sisters on Tuesday night, topping the Outlaws 68-33 in nonconference boys basketball action.

Storm senior Chris Reeves recorded a game-high 15 points and junior Isaac Derman added four points and three steals during a game in which 11 different Summit players scored. The Storm (2-2) led 11-7 at the end of the first quarter before outscoring Sisters 19-7 in the second to take a 30-14 lead into the halftime break.

“We got going the last three or four minutes of the second quarter,” Summit coach Jon Frazier said. “Chris Reeves hit a couple big 3-pointers down the stretch.”

Reeves ended the night with three 3-point field goals and five rebounds.

Justin Harrer paced the Outlaws (0-4), who are off until after the holiday break, with eight points. Sisters managed just 13 field goals against the Storm and was only 3 of 5 from the foul line. Summit, meanwhile, registered 26 made field goals and went 11 of 14 from the free-throw line.

“That was a point of emphasis,” Frazier said about getting to the line. “Last week in Medford (in a pair of losses) we felt like we weren’t aggressive enough.”

In other Tuesday action:

BOYS BASKETBALL

Franklin 52, Redmond 46: PORTLAND — The Panthers trailed 30-29 at the half but were outscored 16-6 in the third quarter before dropping their Class 5A nonconference matchup to Franklin. Michael Belmontes led the way for Redmond (0-2) with 22 points, seven rebounds and three assists, and Cody Winters chipped in 10 points and eight boards.

Bend 67, Madras 39: MADRAS — Jaylin Robinson recorded 18 points, Connor Scott had 12, and the Lava Bears (1-3) scored 24 points off 29 Madras turnovers to pick up the nonconference victory. Madras was outscored 24-7 in the second quarter to fall into a 41-14 halftime hole. Devon Wolfe finished with 16 points to pace the White Buffaloes (2-2), who were playing without Jered Pichette.

Ridgeview 69, Burns 45: BURNS — The Ravens have now won two of their first three games this season after topping the Hilanders in nonconference action. Carson Manselle (20 points, 10 rebounds) and Tanner O’Neal (18 points, 11 rebounds) both posted double-doubles and George Mendazona added 10 points and six assists. Ridgeview registered 18 steals against Burns and committed just 11 turnovers of its own. “We’re putting pressure on the ball and the kids are sharing the rock,” Ravens coach Nathan Covill said.

La Pine 68, Klamath Union 65: LA PINE — Zack Smith lit up the nets with five 3-pointers on his way to a game-high 32 points to guide the Hawks to a Class 4A nonleague victory over the Pelicans. La Pine (4-2) rode a 21-6 second quarter to erase a 12-point deficit and held on late to avenge a 66-53 loss to Klamath Union last Saturday. Smith also finished with 10 rebounds, Tyress Turnsplenty had nine points and 14 boards, and Adam Ramirez posted 10 points.

Regis 93, Culver 34: STAYTON — The host Rams led 58-9 at halftime in the Tri-River Conference rout over the Bulldogs. Tristan Bogart led Culver (0-1 TRC, 0-4 overall) with nine points. Tom McDonald added seven points.

Gilchrist 46, Central Christian 40: GILCHRIST — Three players scored in double figures, and the Grizzlies outscored the Tigers 24-5 in the third quarter to take the Class 1A nonconference contest. Tucker Boone posted a game-high 14 points for Gilchrist (3-1), while James Wible and Trinton Koch contributed 13 and 11 points, respectively. Central Christian (0-3) was paced by 12 points apiece by Bryson Eells and Caleb Reynolds. Reynolds added 10 rebounds, as did Caleb Stewart.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Bend 65, Madras 40: Four players finished with 10 points or more to lead the Lava Bears to a nonleague win over visiting Madras. Lisa Sylvester and Marissa Hayes had 11 points apiece to lead Bend (2-2), while Delaney Crook and Jessica McClay finished with 10 points each. Madras (2-2), which trailed 41-22 at the half after being outscored 24-8 in the second quarter, was led by Mariah Stacona’s 16 points.

Ridgeview 64, Burns 42: REDMOND — The Ravens rolled to their third victory of the season as Chloe Ross posted a double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds. McKenzie Hidalgo scored a game-high 15 points and Shae Wilcox added eight points and six steals. Ridgeview exploded early and led 27-5 at the end of the first quarter. The Ravens (3-1) ended the nonconference contest with 22 steals.

Regis 61, Culver 26: STAYTON — The Bulldogs struggled in their first Tri-River Conference game of the season, falling behind 38-7 at the half. Hannah Lewis led the Bulldogs (0-1 TRC, 1-4 overall) with nine points.

Central Christian 43, Gilchrist 27: GILCHRIST — Kaylin McAfee poured in 15 points, Abigail Hannay had 10, and the Tigers used a 16-6 second quarter to grab a 20-10 halftime lead en route to the Class 1A nonconference win. Samantha Biever and Kesley Stealey each picked up eight points for Central Christian, which improved to 3-0 on the season. Cassandra Blum paced Gilchrist (1-5) with 10 points and three steals, while Sierra Shuey chipped in eight points and 15 rebounds.