Though “ugly” and “sloppy,” as Summit coach Jon Frazier labeled it, the Storm, for the second straight season, were champions of the Summit Division at the Les Schwab Oregon Holiday Hoopfest.

Jack Hurley scored 15 points and added five assists and three steals as Summit held off Vashon Island (Washington) for a 53-46 boys basketball win Wednesday at Summit High.

“We preach the idea that we want to build the habit of winning,” Frazier said. “For us to go into a three-day tournament and come out as champions, it’s a good step in the right direction to continue that winning mentality.”

Chris Mason had 15 points and nine rebounds for the Storm (6-1), who picked up their sixth straight win, while Kyle Cornett added eight points.

Also Wednesday:

Boys basketball

LES SCHWAB OREGON HOLIDAY HOOPFEST

McNary 68, Mountain View 62: Davis Holly poured in a game-high 25 points, but the Cougars fell in the Mountain Division championship at Mountain View. Keldon Brent had 10 points for Mountain View (6-2), but McNary countered with five players scoring in double-digits.

Bend 50, Willamette 49: Will Bauer’s 3-pointer in overtime was the only basket the Lava Bears (4-4) scored in the extra session for the win. Cole Beaumarchais scored a game-high 15 points and had four 3-pointers for Bend, while Elliot Willy added 12 points.

SISTERS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

Baker 59, Madras 58: SISTERS — The White Buffaloes closed a nine-point gap to tie Baker 56-56 with one minute remaining, but Madras (1-8) missed two opportunities to take the lead in the final 20 seconds. Kanim Smith III led Madras with 29 points.

Sisters 85, Mazama 78: SISTERS — The Outlaws trailed until the final four minutes of regulation before earning the overtime win. Keegan Greaney led the Outlaws (7-3) with 27 points and five rebounds, while Tyler Head added 16 points and eight rebounds.

SCTC HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Newport 60, Crook County 48: STAYTON — Blake Bartels scored a game-high 18 points to lead the Cowboys (5-5). Seth Kessi scored 17 points and Greg Shannon added six for Crook County.

CRUSADER NEW YEAR’S INVITATIONAL

Portland Christian 49, Culver 39: SALEM — Mike Davis scored 15 points on 6-of-10 shooting and collected eight rebounds for the Bulldogs (4-7), who placed fifth at the Crusader New Year’s Invitational.

North Lake 49, Butte Falls 42: SILVER LAKE — In each team’s Mountain Valley League opener, Cameron McCord scored 19 points and Jubal Pierson added 11 to lead the Cowboys (1-0 MVL, 3-6 overall).

Girls basketball

LES SCHWAB OREGON HOLIDAY HOOPFEST

North Eugene 62, Mountain View 44: Kylee Reinwald led the Cougars (2-6) with 17 points and three 3-pointers, Ryann Van der Zwiep had nine points and six assists and Erica Skoog added four points and six rebounds.

St. Joseph Notre Dame, Calif. 61, Bend 55: Shelby Olson and Kylee Roath each scored 12 points to lead Bend, which trailed 17-12 after the first quarter and fought back to trail by three heading into the fourth quarter. Sophia Jackson and Cambree Scott each added 10 points for the Lava Bears (2-6).

Churchill 52, Ridgeview 44: The Ravens dropped to 3-7 overall.

KSA HOLIDAY EVENTS TOURNAMENT

Pleasanton, Texas 34, Redmond 31: ORLANDO, Fla. — McKaylie Capps led all scorers with 22 points to lead Redmond (2-6) in a double-overtime loss.

SISTERS HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT

Marshfield 52, Sisters 26: SISTERS — Sisters led by four at halftime, but Marshfield switched to a zone defense in the second half and outscored the Outlaws (0-10) 19-0 in the third quarter. Nina Horner led the Outlaws with 14 points.

Henley 57, Madras 55: SISTERS — Lynden Harry had 16 points, but the White Buffaloes (5-3) fell in the fourth-place game. Kaliyah Iverson and Leah Suppah each scored 11 points for Madras.

SCTC HOLIDAY CLASSIC

Scappoose 37, Crook County 19: STAYTON — Tiffany Smith and Chelsea Thomas scored six points each to lead the Cowgirls (2-8).

CRUSADER NEW YEAR’S INVITATIONAL

Cascade Christian 47, Culver 41: SALEM — The Bulldogs held the lead after the first quarter but struggled in the second quarter after Cascade Christian switched to a zone defense. Hannah Lewis led Culver (6-4) with 16 points, while Irma Retano scored 12.

North Lake 44, Butte Falls 29: SILVER LAKE — The Cowgirls jumped out a 17-4 lead in the first quarter on their way to winning their Mountain Valley League opener. Kendra Murphy notched a triple-double for the Cowgirls (5-4) with 14 points, 10 rebounds and 10 steals.

Wrestling

Lava Bears finish strong at duals: ALBANY — Two Bend High wrestlers finished the two-day NW Duals with 10-0 records to help the Lava Bears go 4-1 and place third in the Middle 16 Bracket at the 36-team tournament. Tommy Gallamore (106 pounds) and Jacob Dupuis (170) each went undefeated for the Lava Bears, who defeated St. Helens 51-20 and Harrisburg 39-25 to reach the semifinals. After falling 37-36 to Cascade, Bend rebounded to beat Milwaukie 39-36. Mountain View, which advanced to the Middle 16 Bracket semis with wins over Sunset (49-25) and Central (52-28), Holden Kingery (145) went 3-0 on the final day with three falls, while Conner Duhn pinned both of his opponents. The Cougars lost to eventual champ Snohomish (Washington), 40-34.

Hancock, Cupp pace Ravens: PENDLETON — Sean Hancock (195 pounds) and Micah Cupp (138) each placed third for Ridgeview, which totaled 110.5 points to finish sixth at the 12-team Rollin Schimmel Memorial. Carson Keith (106) and Mike Potter (132) each placed fourth for the Ravens, Julio Osorio (152) and Jacob Love (182) each took fifth, and Steven Bryant (120) finished sixth.

Panthers 14th at Classic: RENO, Nev. — Mitch Willett (170 pounds) recovered from back-to-back losses to pin his opponent and place fifth to highlight a Redmond squad that took 14th at the 87-team Sierra Nevada Classic. Jacob Brauchler (285) won his final match to place seventh.