Girls

McKay 49, Lebanon 48

Two late free throws by McKay led the Scots to a 49-48 home victory in the season-opener for the Lebanon girls basketball team on Tuesday.

Sara Parks led the Warriors with 17 points.

Lebanon (0-1) will host its own tournament on Friday and Saturday.

McKay 49, Lebanon 48

Lebanon . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 14 11 10 — 48

McKay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 14 10 17 — 49

Lebanon: Parks 17, Hudson 9, Kirby 8, Duerr 4, Steward 2, Girson 2, Luton 2, Kind 2, Gabel 2, Nelson.

McKay: Stevens 18, Padilla 13, Greer 10, White 3, Avalous 2, Williams 2, LeMieux 1, Snyder, Burson.

Harrisburg 43, Monroe 30

Harrisburg won its season-opener over Monroe despite a poor shooting night.

“It was a sloppy first game,” said Harrisburg coach Mark Elmblade. “We got into foul trouble in the first half.”

Lauren Croucher led the Eagles with 11 points. Caitlyn Francalancia added four points and seven rebounds.

Harrisburg (1-0) held Monroe to eight first-half points.

“We played a matchup zone, and they had trouble with it,” said Elmblade.

The Eagles host Glide on Thursday.

Harrisburg 43, Monroe 30

Monroe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 4 8 14 n 30

Harrisburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 6 13 12 n 43

Monroe: Kim Thompson 8, Kayla Guldager 5, Marisa Crouch 4, Tessa Stroda 4, Riley Warden 3, Rachel Fielder 2, Tarah Renshaw 2, Kelsey Seitzinger 2, Clara Crocker, Misha Klein, Katie Koontz.

Harrisburg: Croucher 11, McGowan 8, Cote 7, Elmblade 5, Francalancia 4, Long 2, Mathers 2, Grimes 1, Allen 1, Brown 1, Ferrill 1, Sims.

East Linn Christian 46, Chemawa 28

The Eagles scored a road victory in their first game of the year behind Hannah Whitehead’s team-high 12 points.

East Linn Christian (1-0) will host Portland Christian on Thursday.

ELCA 46, Chemawa 28

ELCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 10 13 8 — 46

Chemawa . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 10 9 3 — 28

ELCA: Whitehead 12, Warren 10, Bates 10, Garber 5, Shull 4, A. Koos 3, Barreto 2, Roth 1. Totals 15 17-23 46.

Chemawa: Brown 15, Twobulls 4, Allen 4, Thomas 3, Walker 2, Murray, Kindle, Lewis, Duwyine. Totals 11 6-13 28.

Boys basketball

Harrisburg 75, Monroe 32

Harrisburg built a 40-13 halftime lead and cruised to victory over Monroe.

Jordan Buhler scored 24 points, and Justin Smucker had 23.

“We executed what we needed to execute on offense, found the open people and did a good job of rotation,” said Eagles coach Terry Crabb.

Harrisburg (1-0) hosts Glide on Thursday.

Harrisburg 75, Monroe 32

Monroe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 6 9 10 n 32

Harrisburg . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 21 20 15 n 75

Monroe: Caley 10, Post 7, Rictor 6, Rubio 3, Bodi 2, Olson 2, T. Crocker 2, A. Crocker, Stroda, Sato.

Harrisburg: Buhler 24, Smucker 23, Strutz 8, Thieffeld 6, MacKimmie 5, Richardson 4, Wilson 2, Morago 2, Richardson 1, Lynch, McMillan, Petewon.

Santiam Christian 50, Portland Christian 30

Derek Howerton led the Eagles with 20 points and six rebounds as Santiam Christian opened the year with the win in Portland.

Santiam Christian (1-0) hosts its own tournament on Friday and Saturday.

SC 50, Portland Christian 30

Santiam Christian . . . . . 9 10 13 18 — 50

Portland Christian . . . . . .7 6 6 11 — 30

Santiam Christian: Derek Howerton 20, DeKruyf 6, Dimitri Howerton 7, Nigro 2, Alexander 4, Burrows 4, Williams 3, Herrold 2, Theodore, Newman.

Portland Christian: Workman 12, Niedergill 11, Downey 3, Somonse 2, Miller 2, Swetchone, DeBray.

East Linn Christian 52, Chemawa 45

Senior Kyle Kruesi scored 14 points and junior Kyle Moore added 13 as the Eagles won in Salem.

East Linn Christian (1-0) hosts Portland Christian on Thursday.

ELCA 52, Chemawa 45

ELCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 9 11 16 — 52

Chemawa . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 13 5 10 — 45

ELCA: Kruesi 14, Moore 13, McPartun 11, Aitkin 9, Whitehead 5, Hegeder, Nelson. Totals 13 11-18 52.

Chemawa: Mireau 13, Boltz 9, O’Neal 8, Lasley 5, Cosay 4. Prins 4, Cruz 2, Youngman, Bordeaux. Totals 17 2-4 45.