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Prep girls basketball: Grace Academy 40, Highland Christian 30

MARYSVILLE — Oksana Yerina scored 13 points to lead Grace Academy to a Northwest 1B win over Highland Christian. Esther Brown scored 12 points to pace Highland Christian.

At Marysville Boys and Girls Club

Grace Academy121387—40

Highland Christian56514—30

Grace Academy—Emme 8, Bethune 8, Thompson 6, Tuttle 2, Moussi 2, Yerina 13, Enix 1. Highland Christian—Brown 12, Kirby 2, Zimmerman 1, Hernandez 2, Ackerman 4, Forbis 3, Schreiner 6. 3-point goals—Brown 2, Bethune 2. Records—Grace Academy 9-4 league, 12-6 overall. Highland Christian 0-13, 4-13.

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