Prep softball

Royal 16, Wahluke 0

Makayla Ortega-Sanchez threw a no-hitter with one strikeout in four innings on the mound for Royal on Tuesday. Chenoa Louie and Raylie Wardenaar both finished with three RBIs to lead the Knights with five Royal players making multiple hits.

Royal 15, Wahluke 0

Madison Ortega-Sanchez and Makayla Ortega-Sanchez combined for eight strikeouts on the mound for Royal with just one hit allowed in five innings. Chenoa Louie finished 3-4 from the plate with four RBIs, a triple and a home run. Randi Allred finished 2-4 with a pair of doubles.

Other scores:

Warden 5, Wenatchee 2

Othello 0, Shadle Park 1

Boys soccer

Quincy 2 (3), Moses Lake 2 (Quincy on penalties)

Simon Ribellia and Oscar Garcia scored for Moses Lake as the matchup between the two sides went to penalties after ending regulation tied at 2-2. Quincy’s Alejandro Mendoza and Jorge Nuñez scored in regulation. The Jacks capitalized on a pair of missed penalty kicks to come out ahead, 4-1.

Othello 2, North Central 2 (3) ( North Central on penalties)

Down 2-0 at the half, Luis Cruz scored twice on direct kicks in the second half to tie the game. Coming down to penalties, both sides made their first five attempts before the North Central goalkeeper made a crucial save, handing Othello their first loss of the season.

Other scores:

Warden 8, Manson 7

Wahluke 0, Cascade 2

Prep baseball

Othello 3, North Central 4

After an early 3-0 lead for Othello, a pair of runs from North Central in the top of the seventh let them come back to win. The Huskies amassed 10 hits including a 3-3 effort from Larry Deleon. Isaiah Alegria grabbed a pair of RBIs and a home run.

Other scores:

Almira/Coulee-Hartline 9, Liberty Bell 8

Boys tennis

Ephrata 3, Moses Lake 2 Moses Lake 3, Quincy 2

Girls tennis

Ephrata 5, Moses Lake 0 Moses Lake 2, Quincy 2

Men’s basketball

Big Bend 99, Columbia Basin 92

Down 45-40 heading into the second half, the Vikings outscored Columbia Basin College by 12 points in the second half to complete the comeback victory.

Women’s basketball

Big Bend 71, North Idaho 68

The Vikings were able to hold off North Idaho thanks to a 12-point lead going into the second half Monday. Kelsey Sorenson notched 20 points, 14 rebounds and five assists. Savana Stephenson chipped in 17 points, eight rebounds and four assists.

Big Bend 61, Columbia Basin 57

The Vikings held off a comeback in the fourth quarter on Tuesday against Columbia Basin College. Kelsey Sorenson finished with 12 points, 15 rebounds and two blocks, while Savana Stephenson also nabbed the double-double with 12 points, 10 rebounds, 6 assists and 3 steals. Madelyn Mace finished with 15 points and Kaitlyn Callahan finished with 11.