REDMOND — Ridgeview raced out front early with the help of three 3-pointers in the first quarter, and the Ravens led host Redmond from start to finish en route to their first Intermountain Conference boys basketball win of the season.

Alex Nadermann scored 16 points to lead Ridgeview (1-7 IMC, 4-15 overall), which snapped a nine-game losing streak and won for the first time in four games since Jake Miller took over as the team’s head coach last month.

“They’re playing really well,” said Redmond coach Reagan Gilbertson, whose team won 69-59 at Ridgeview in mid-January. “They played with energy tonight, played with confidence.”

It showed, as the Ravens came out firing and led 11-5 after one period. The Panthers made a game of it in the fourth quarter but could not overcome their slow start.

“We came out a little overexcited, maybe,” said Gilbertson. “We were getting good shots, but we couldn’t get anything to fall.”

Josh Hair led Redmond (1-6, 7-12) with 16 points. Dylan Taylor scored 10 points, Dylan Moss had nine, and Hair and Moss grabbed five rebounds apiece for the Panthers.

Ridgeview got 10 points from Nick Nelson, nine from Payton Davis and eight from Kevin Edmondson.

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Boys basketball

Sisters 47, Cottage Grove 45: SISTERS — Back in the lineup after missing 11 games with a hand injury, 6-foot-9 senior post Ty Horner scored 20 points, including 16 in the second half, to lead Sisters to a narrow victory in a meeting of Sky-Em League co-leaders. Noah Richards, Isaiah Rush and Brad Eagan scored six points each for the Outlaws, who won 50-48 in the two teams’ first meeting last month at Cottage Grove. Sisters (5-1 Sky-Em, 12-8 overall) moved half a game ahead of idle Sutherlin (4-1) in the Sky-Em standings and now leads Cottage Grove (4-2) by a full game.

Coquille 82, La Pine 37: COQUILLE — La Pine was outscored in all four quarters on its way to a Mountain Valley Conference road defeat. Giroux Gerhart had 10 points and five rebounds and Austin McKittrick also scored 10 for the Hawks. Jeremy Smith had three assists and Chandler George made two steals for La Pine (1-6 MVC, 5-14 overall).

Stanfield 42, Culver 37: CULVER — The Bulldogs came as close as they have all season to a Columbia Basin Conference win despite a cold-shooting second quarter that produced just one point. Matt Krueger had 14 points and five steals for Culver (0-6 CBC, 4-18 overall). Weston Basl had 10 points and five rebounds, and Eduardo Gutierrez had five points, five steals, four rebounds and three assists.

North Lake 62, Gilchrist 42: GILCHRIST — The Cowboys outscored Gilchrist 16-3 in the third quarter to grab a 46-26 lead en route to a Mountain Valley League win. Elisha Roth paced North Lake (4-6 MVL, 11-9 overall) with 16 points and three blocks. Silas Roth added 11 points for the Cowboys, and Austin Murphy had eight rebounds. For Gilchrist (1-9, 1-15), Beau Burr scored 17 points, Ethan Hirshon had nine, and Kyle Newton and Keny Spurlock each had eight points.

Triad 63, Trinity Lutheran 53: The Saints of Bend scored the final seven points of the second overtime period to force a third extra session, but Triad secured the Mountain Valley League win by outscored Trinity 11-1 in the final overtime. Matthew Eidler led the Saints (8-1 MVL, 15-5 overall) with 21 points and eight rebounds. Abe Clift had 14 points for Trinity, which led 29-21 at the half but was held to without a field goal in the third quarter, during which the Saints were outscored 12-2. Trinity was 19-of-34 shooting from the free-throw line.

Girls basketball

Bend 46, Mountain View 30: The Class 5A No. 9 Lava Bears sputtered in the second quarter but came alive in the third to beat the rival Cougars for their sixth straight Intermountain Conference win. Cambree Scott scored 16 points to lead Bend (6-1 IMC, 15-4 overall), which remained half a game behind first-place Ridgeview in the IMC standings. Kaycee Brown had 12 points and nine rebounds, and Caitlin Wheeler had 10 points and 13 boards for the Bears, who led 16-6 after the first period but were held to just four points in the second. A 17-11 advantage in the third quarter put Bend back in control. Bailey Dickerson scored nine points and Kailynn Bowles added seven for Mountain View (1-6, 7-11).

Ridgeview 52, Redmond 38: REDMOND — Three players scored in double figures for the Ravens, who outscored Redmond 18-5 in the fourth quarter for an Intermountain Conference road win. Rylee Troutman, Ashley Hall and Aspen Jeter each had 10 points for Ridgeview (7-1 IMC, 11-9 overall), which leads Bend High (6-1 IMC) for first place in the IMC with four games left in the regular-season. Ava Kitchin had 15 points, five blocks and four steals for Redmond (2-5, 7-11), and McKaylie Capps added 14 points.

Summit 62, West Salem 53: The Class 5A Storm trailed 32-27 at halftime but rallied to overtake 6A West Salem in a nonconference contest. “It was just a matter of settling in on offense and taking it to the rim,” said Summit coach Lynnette Landis of her team’s 21-12 third-quarter surge. Hailee Neibauer scored 18 points and Olivia Loberg added 11 for the Storm (6-11 overall). Olivia Treu had eight points and seven rebounds for the winners, and Calista West made four steals.

Cottage Grove 53, Sisters 19: SISTERS — The much taller Lions were too much for the Outlaws in the Sky-Em League game. Rylee Weber, Alexa Stewart and Gracen Sundstrom scored six points apiece for Sisters (1-5 Sky-Em, 4-15 overall), which dropped its fourth in a row.

Coquille 67, La Pine 35: COQUILLE — The visiting Hawks dropped their eighth in a row and remained winless in Mountain Valley Conference play despite Haily Hinkle’s 12 points and 17 rebounds. Sue Ann Marsh scored 11 points and Cortney Wolf had three assists for La Pine (0-7 MVC, 4-17 overall).

Culver 53, Stanfield 19: CULVER — An 18-2 start in the first quarter powered Culver to a lopsided Columbia Basin Conference win. Mia Gamboa hit three 3-pointers in the first quarter and scored 12 of her game-high 18 points in the opening period. Irma Retano added 14 points for the Bulldogs (4-2 CBC, 13-8 overall). “Our defense was unbelievable,” said Culver coach Scott Fritz. “That was probably the best defense we’ve played all year.”

North Lake 44, Gilchrist 25: GILCHRIST — The host Grizzlies were in the game until the Cowgirls outscored them 12-0 in the fourth quarter of the Mountain Valley League contest. Harmonie Haff came off the bench for 13 points to lead North Lake (6-3 MVL, 13-6 overall). Rachel Baker added 12 points for the Cowgirls. Skyla Newton hit two 3-pointers and finished with 16 points for Gilchrist (0-8, 1-14), which also got seven points from Rayenee Hoover.