Summit hit 24 of 28 free-throw attempts, including 10 of 12 in the fourth quarter, to beat Ridgeview 73-68 in an Intermountain Hybrid boys basketball game Tuesday.

A combination of good defense, solid rebounding and easy buckets helped the Storm (7-4) jump out to a 19-4 first-quarter lead, said Summit coach Jon Frazier. But the Ravens (5-6) kept chipping away at the lead.

Nick Moyer grabbed nine rebounds and hit 15 of 18 of his free throws to score 21 points. He hit seven of eight from the charity stripe down the stretch which helped salt away the win, Frazier said.

“We were fortunate that we were able to hit our free throws down the stretch to maintain that lead,” Frazier said.

Max Michalski also scored 21 for Summit, Tyler Mullen chipped in with 13 points and Isaac Derman dished out seven assists.

George Mendazona led Ridgeview with 15 points. Jack Bowman contributed 13 points, Garrett Albrecht scored 12 and Tanner O’Neal added 11 for the Ravens.

In other Tuesday action:

BOYS BASKETBALL

Mountain View 89, Redmond 38: The Cougars hit 13 of 25 3-point attempts and scored 50 first-half points to run away from visiting Redmond in a Class 5A Intermountain Conference contest. The Cougars (1-0 IMC, 6-2 overall) hit 20 of its 40 first-half shots to storm out to a 50-23 halftime lead. In all, 11 Mountain View players scored, led by Grant Lannin, who hit three of four 3-pointers and scored 17 points. Davis Holly added 14 points and five rebounds and Noah Cheney chipped in with 12 and hit all four of his 3-point shots. Derek Brown logged 10 points and seven rebounds to lead Redmond (0-2, 0-9).

Bend 77, Crook County 33: PRINEVILLE — The Lava Bears improved to 5-5 with the Intermountain Hybrid win, while the Cowboys dropped to 2-9 on the season.

Central Christian 66, Mitchell/Spray 55 (2 OT): MITCHELL — The Tigers picked up their first win of the season after outscoring Mitchell/Spray 12-1 in the second overtime of the Class 1A nonconference matchup. Jacob Biever led Central Christian (1-7) with 22 points, Caleb Stewart had 11 points and 16 rebounds, and Caleb Reynolds posted 10 points to go along with 19 boards. Elijah Bristow finished with 10 points for the Tigers, and Connor Duren hauled in 12 rebounds.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Mountain View 63, Redmond 35: REDMOND — Emma Platner scored 28 points, grabbed six rebounds, dished out three assists and recorded two steals to lead the Cougars in a Class 5A Intermountain Conference road win over the Panthers. Hailey Goetz added 12 points to help Mountain View improve to 1-0 in the IMC and 3-7 overall. Chantel Dannis led Redmond (0-2 IMC, 0-10 overall) with 10 points and seven rebounds and Sophia Hamilton chipped in with nine points.

Bend 87, Crook County 33: Eleven different players scored for the host Lava Bears, who posted a season high in points (73) after just three quarters. Kendall Kramer paced Bend (7-4) with 18 points, and Lisa Sylvester chipped in with 16 points. Allison Parker had 11 points, while Jessica McClay posted 10 to lead the Bears to the Intermountain Hybrid win. Bailee Wood led Crook County (5-7) with 10 points, and Michaeline Malott finished with nine points.

Madras 49, La Pine 45: LA PINE — Mariah Stacona scored 16 points and Cirelle Frank and Leah Suppah added nine apiece for the White Buffaloes in the Class 4A nonconference victory. Madras (8-5) led 33-23 at the end of three quarters before surviving a late Hawks rally. Katie Mickel paced La Pine (7-6) with 15 points. Ashley Pierce added 12 points and 10 rebounds for the Hawks.

Central Christian 35, Mitchell/Spray 18: MITCHELL — Kaylin McAfee posted 17 points and eight rebounds in leading the Tigers to their second win in three games, this one a Class 1A nonconference contest. Kelsey Stealey totaled eight points for Central Christian (5-4), while Samantha Biever added eight points.