PORTLAND, Ore. — The state boys basketball playoffs in Oregon concluded Saturday with championship games in 6A, 5A and 4A. Here's a look at the championship games and consolation games featuring teams from the Portland metro and surrounding areas:
6A playoffs
Championship game
Tualatin 66, Summit 49: At Portland, No. 1 seed Tualatin defeated No. 2 Summit 66-49 (box score) on Saturday to win the 6A boys state championship. Tualatin started the first quarter off strong, scoring 17 points against Summit's nine points. Tualatin led 29-22 at the half. Tualatin proceeded to outscore Summit throughout the second half. Noah Ogoli led Tualatin with 24 points and three assists. Malik Ross, Josiah Lake and Peter Burke each added 12 points for Tualatin. The top scorers on Summit were Caden Harris with 15 points and Julian Mora with 10 points. The game was played at University of Portland's Chiles Center.
Third-place game
West Linn 77, Mountainside 50: At Portland, No. 5 West Linn finished third in state with a dominant victory (box score) against No. 11 Mountainside. It was a one-point game at the half with West Linn leading, 30-29. In the third quarter, West Linn outscored Mountainside by 14 points and in the fourth quarter by 12 points. Jackson Shelstad led the winning team with 33 points and three assists, while Zeke Viuhkola added another 19 points. On Mountainside, Brayden Boe led with 14 points and two assists.
Fourth-place game
South Medford 79, Roosevelt 75: At Portland, No. 4 South Medford finished fourth in state, winning by four points (box score) against No. 7 Roosevelt. South Medford dominated the first three quarters with a score of 62-46. Roosevelt outscored South Medford by 12 points in the fourth quarter but were unable to get the win. Boden Howell led South Medford as the top scorer of the game with 32 points in addition to four assists. Jackson Weiland put up another 16 points and four assists for South Medford. The top scorers on Roosevelt were Terrence Hill with 24 points and Raysean Seamster with 16 points.
5A playoffs
Championship game
Wilsonville 34, Silverton 30: At Corvallis, No. 3 Wilsonville won the 5A state championship with a 34-30 win (box score) against No. 4 Silverton at Gill Coliseum on Saturday. Silverton led at the half with a score of 11-6. In the third quarter, Wilsonville picked up the pace and outscored Silverton 17-6, bringing the game score to 23-17, Wilsonville. Despite Silverton outscoring Wilsonville in the fourth quarter, they were unable to seal the deal. Enzo Chimienti led Wilsonville with 15 points, followed by Kallen Gutridge and Logan Thebiay with six points each. Jordan McCarty led Silverton with 11 points and three assists, followed by Ryan Redman-Brown with nine points and one assist.
4A playoffs
Championship game
Cascade 42, Junction City 30: At Coos Bay, No. 2 Cascade beat No. 1 Junction by 12 points (box score) to win the 4A state title. Kellen Sande led Cascade with 10 points and three assists. The top scorer on Junction City was Kaleb Burnett, who had 11 points and two assists.
Third-place game
Banks 62, Seaside 54: At Coos Bay, No. 11 Banks took third in state with an eight-point victory (box score) over No. 4 Seaside. Banks dominated the first half, with ended with a score of 34-22. In the third quarter, things got interesting as Seaside outscored Banks by nine points. The score was 42-39, Banks' lead going into the fourth quarter, but Seaside was unable to overtake them. Cooper Gobel led Banks with 22 points and three assists, and Ben Mayo added another 16 points. On Seaside, Ever Sibony led with 25 and four assists.
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