REDMOND — As Tanner Manselle goes, so does the Redmond boys’ basketball team this season.

Manselle led the Panthers with 25 points and 18 rebounds in an 82-61 home victory over Class 6A nonconference opponent West Salem on Friday night. The senior wing made eight of 12 field goals and ended the night seven of eight from the free throw line.

“He was hurt most of last year, and I think he’s really feeling healthy this year,” Redmond coach Jon Corbett said of Manselle. “He’s playing with a lot of confidence.”

Dangerous as Manselle is by himself, he has a lot of help around him.

Zach Jackson scored 13 points for the Panthers, and Matt Dahlen and Trevor Genz added 11 points apiece. What impressed Corbett on Friday night was the effort that doesn’t always translate into statistics.

“Zach and Kyle (Reed) did a great job of keeping (West Salem) guys off the boards,” Corbett said.

“Genz and (Connor) Lau did a phenomenal job on defense. Connor is working real hard. He ran through (about) 47 screens tonight.”

Redmond scored at least 20 points in every quarter, taking a 42-28 halftime lead. The Titans cut the lead to 12 points in the fourth quarter but were unable to close the gap.

The Panthers kept West Salem off balance defensively by making eight of 24 three-pointers and 22 of 28 free throws.

“The kids are shooting with a lot of freedom,” Corbett said. “When we’re on, it’s a lot of fun to watch.”

Titans wing Alex Roth led all scorers on the night with 31 points.

Redmond (3-1 overall) plays at Summit on Tuesday in an Intermountain Hybrid contest.

Also on Friday:

BOYS BASKETBALL

Summit 62

North Eugene 51

EUGENE — The Storm opened their Class 5A nonconference game against the Highlanders on a 9-0 run after four possessions and never looked back. Summit took a 34-20 halftime lead, and North Eugene never got closer than eight points in the second half. Dylan Cramer hit four three-pointers to finish with 14 points for the Storm, and Nick Moyer contributed 12 points and eight rebounds. Summit (3-1 overall) hosts Redmond on Tuesday.

North Medford 76

Bend 35

MEDFORD — North Medford hit 11 three-point baskets, including six in the third quarter, and ran away from the visiting Lava Bears in the nonconference contest. Derek Mautz made six three-pointers en route to a game-high 24 points to lead the Class 6A Black Tornado. J.C. Grim scored 14 points and Hayden Crook added 11 for 5A Bend (2-2), which plays at South Medford today.

South Medford 73

Mountain View 61

MEDFORD — Mountain View lost for the first time this season in a nonleague game against South Medford. Mitch Modin led Mountain View with 14 points, three assists and five rebounds. Mountain View, down 37-33 at the half, stayed behind the remainder of the game. James Reid contributed 13 points and eight assists for the Cougars. Teammate Matt Logan scored nine points, and Grant Lannin added six points and nine rebounds. Mountain View (3-1 overall) is scheduled to play at North Medford today.

Crook County 60

Sweet Home 40

PRINEVILLE — Peyton Seaquist led the Cowboys to a victory with 21 points, 12 rebounds and three steals. Preston Washachek added 12 points, and Dillon Dees scored 10 points for Crook County. The Cowboys led 25-18 at the half and remained in front the rest of the game. Crook County (1-2 overall) is scheduled to host Burns on Tuesday.

Madras 74

Mazama 58

KLAMATH FALLS — Bobby Ahern scored 22 points and recorded five steals while Jhaylen Yeahquo added 18 points and 11 rebounds as the White Buffaloes posted their first victory of the season on the campus of the Oregon Institute of Technology. Madras (1-1) trailed 19-12 after the first quarter but outscored the host Vikings 34-14 in the second and third periods. The Buffs shot 50 percent from the field (28 of 56) and connected on 16 of their 22 free throws. Madras hosts Sisters on Tuesday.

La Pine 65

South Umpqua 42

WINSTON — The Hawks outscored the Lancers 36-20 in the second half en route to a Class 4A nonconference victory at the Douglas Tip-Off Tournament. South Umpqua of Myrtle Creek took a 13-11 lead after the first quarter, but La Pine exhibited what coach Kyle Kalmbach termed “better team defense”, recording 14 steals over the course of the game in limiting the Lancers’ offense. The Hawks’ Isaac O’Casey led all scorers with 20 points and added eight rebounds. Austin Pierce contributed 11 points and 12 rebounds for La Pine. The Hawks (1-3 overall) play today in the Douglas Tip-Off Tournament championship game.

Central Christian 43

La Pine JV 25

SILVER LAKE — Cougling Wang scored 14 points and Corwin Eells added eight points of his own as the White Tigers posted their first win of the season. Central Christian (1-2 overall) plays at 4:30 p.m. today in the North Lake Tournament final.

Gilchrist 61

North Lake JV 25

GILCHRIST — Trinton Koch had 18 points and five steals for the Grizzlies in a Class 1A victory over North Lake’s junior varsity squad at Gilchrist’s own tournament. The Grizzlies led the Cowboys 18-0 after the first quarter and posted a 34-8 advantage at the half. Dylan Link scored 14 points for the Grizzlies, and Tucker Boone added 12 points. Gilchrist (2-0 overall) plays La Pine’s junior varsity squad in the Gilchrist Tournament championship game today.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Crook County 72

Sweet Home 28

SWEET HOME — The Cowgirls took a 33-13 halftime lead en route to a Class 4A nonconference victory over the Huskies. The Cowgirls outrebounded Sweet Home 48-31 on the night. Crook County freshman Jacalyn McKenzie led all scorers with 13 points, and Makayla Lindburg added 12. Crook County (3-0 overall) plays at Redmond on Friday.

La Pine 66

Douglas 56

WINSTON — After a 37-37 tie at the half, La Pine broke away from Douglas in the third quarter for the win. Hannah Wieber led the Hawks with 21 points, six rebounds and seven assists. Teammate Holli Glenn added 12 points, four rebounds, four steals and four assists, and Kirstin Town contributed five points and five rebounds for the Hawks. La Pine (2-2 overall) will play Klamath Union today in the tournament final.

Madras 54

Mazama 45

MADRAS — Rosey Suppah poured in 20 points and Abby Scott added 19 as the White Buffaloes held on to defeat the Vikings for their first victory of the season. Madras led 33-18 halftime and never trailed in the second half. Freshman point guard Mariah Stacona contributed nine points, six rebounds, four steals, three assists and six blocks for the White Buffaloes. Madras (1-1) hosts Henley today.

Central Christian 33

La Pine JV 15

SILVER LAKE — The White Tigers improved to 2-2 with a win over the Hawks in the first round of the North Lake Christmas Tournament. Desiree Duke scored a game-high 10 points and Kelsey Stealey added eight. Central Christian plays in the tournament championship game today at 3 p.m.

North Lake 22

Mitchell 17

SILVER LAKE — North Lake will play in the championship game today in their Christmas tournament after winning its tournament opener against Mitchell. After an 11-11 tie at the half, North Lake broke away in the third quarter for the win. Lesley Dark led the squad with 15 points, five blocks, 13 rebounds and three steals. Teammate Felicia Bias added two points, five steals and seven rebounds, and Kelli Brown scored two points for North Lake (1-2 overall).

Gilchrist 50

La Pine JV 46

GILCHRIST — Ashley James led Gilchrist to a win with 26 points in the first round of the Gilchrist Tournament. Teammate Brenna Gravitt scored 10 points, and had 13 rebounds and eight steals. Paige Kooker dished out three assists for Gilchrist. After an 18-18 tie at the half, Gilchrist broke away in the third quarter and stayed in the lead for the win. Gilchrist (2-0 overall) will play the Bend High freshmen today for the Gilchrist Tournament championship.

WRESTLING

Cougs second at Glencoe tourney

HILLSBORO — Mountain View had nine wrestlers place in the top three at the Glencoe Tournament as the Cougars finished second out of eight teams. Austin Beebe (195 pounds) and Kyler Ayers (138) each won their brackets, while J.T. Ayers (113 pounds), Kris Kirkpatrick (132), Andrew Bright (170) and Uriah Smith (182) all placed second. Host Glencoe won its own tournament with 138 points. Mountain View was the runner-up with 117 points. Tigard and Reynolds tied for third with 100 points apiece. The Cougars are off until they host the Adrian Irwin Memorial Tournament at Mountain View next Friday and Saturday.