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Basin girls basketball roundup, Jan. 26 – Feb. 2

MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 8 months, 1 week AGO
by MIKE MAYNARD
| February 3, 2026 3:34 PM

MOSES LAKE — As the regular season wraps up, local teams are looking to finish strong. In the last week, teams have made progress toward the postseason. See below where your favorite team stands and their current record.   

Jan. 26   

The Lions fell short on the road, 33-37   

Moses Lake Christian Academy/Covenant Christian School (11-4) at Kittitas   

Jan. 27   

The Almira/Coulee-Hartline Warriors fell short at home, 38-56  

ACH (15-4) vs Garfield-Palouse   

The Broncos suffered a loss on the road, 41-48  

Lind-Ritzville/Sprague (14-5) at Colfax   

The Lions bounced back on the road, 47-34  

MLCA/CCS at Entiat   

The Huskies defeated a league rival on the road, 40-26  

Othello (4-14) at Ephrata (2-17)   

The Jacks were defeated at home, 14-96  

Quincy (4-15) vs Ellensburg   

The Knights were victorious on the road over the Wahluke Warriors.   

Royal (16-3) at Wahluke (1-18)   

The Eagles were dominant on the road, 59-15  

Soap Lake (11-6) at Thorp   

The Cougars defended home court, 56-46  

Warden (7-14) vs Mabton   

Jan. 28   

The Eagles stacked another win for the season, 57-47  

Soap Lake vs Odessa   

Jan. 29   

The ACH Warriors defeated the Cougars at home, 61-24  

ACH vs Warden   

The Lions defeated the Devils on the road, 54-26  

MLCA/CCS at Wilson Creek (15-6)   

The Knights earned a statement win on the road, 49-31  

Royal at Cashmere  

Jan. 30   

The Tigers fell short on the road, 16-64  

Ephrata at Ellensburg   

The Broncos earned a competitive road win, 60-57  

LRS at Freeman   

The Mavericks suffered a loss on the road, 37-48  

Moses Lake (4-14) at West Valley   

The Huskies were defeated on the road, 19-80  

Othello at Selah   

The Jacks fell short on the road, 32-48  

Quincy at East Valley   

The Eagles continued their winning ways at home, 57-33  

Soap Lake vs Entiat   

The Wahluke Warriors were defeated on the road, 20-63  

Wahluke at Wapato   

The Devils earned a close win on the road, 36-31  

Wilson Creek at Oroville   

Jan. 31   

The Mavericks lost a close game at home, 51-57  

MLHS vs Eisenhower   

The Knights stacked another win on the road, 59-31  

Royal at Naches Valley   

The Wahluke Warriors suffered a loss at home, 32-67  

Wahluke vs Connell   

Feb. 2   

The Eagles fell short on the road, 35-70  

Soap Lake at Pateros   

The Devils took the win on the road, 59-32  

Wilson Creek at Easton  


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