It was a night for milestones and victories Tuesday for the Selah and Grandview boys basketball teams.

The CWAC district’s top two seeds earned state berths with semifinal victories, and each also had a player reach 1,000 points for his career.

For the third-ranked Vikings, the top seed in the tournament, that was junior guard Oliver Pepper. 

The sharpshooter poured in 35 points to lead Selah past Prosser, 98-71.

Pepper sank six first-half 3-pointers and had 25 points before the break.

JR Depell drilled a half dozen treys of his own, and finished with 25 points. Carson Decker and 

Jaxon Binge added 12 points apiece for the Vikings (21-2).

Greyhounds senior Frankie Medina, who has battled ankle issues much of the season, also passed the 1,000-points mark, scoring 14 points to help the second seed beat No. 4 Ellensburg 65-40.

Braden Santos topped Grandview (17-6) with 25 points.

The Vikings will host the Greyhounds at 6 p.m. Thursday. Selah beat Grandview 68-67 in a January thriller midway through the conference schedule.

Senior Ryder Smith scored 25 points for Ellensburg (10-14), while Branden Clarke netted 25 points for the third-seeded Mustangs (11-13), who also got 16 from Daniel Diaz Garcia and 10 from Adrian Rivera.

Prosser will host the Bulldogs 6 p.m. Thursday, with the winner advancing to meet a Northwest Conference team for a state berth.

SCAC

Four teams stay alive

Brooke Kopta’s 3-pointer in overtime Tuesday lifted sixth-seeded Naches Valley to its second straight loser-out victory, 35-33, against No. 4 Cashmere.

The Rangers (13-10), who finished sixth at last year’s state tournament, earned a spot in a crossover with the Northeast 1A for a state berth.

Also qualifying for the cross over was third-seeded Wapato, which rolled past Cascade (Leavenworth), 63-41.

The Wolves (18-5), ranked eighth in the VarsityWA state poll, were led by Brook Alvarado’s 25 points, and 18 more from Callie Strong.

Wapato hosts Naches Valley at 6 p.m. Thursday for seeding in the crossover.

Mia Staggs had 19 points for the Rangers, while Addie Talley had 19 for the Bulldogs (13-10).

Wapato’s boys also stayed alive, beating Cashmere 52-40.

T Fiander had 12 points for the Wolves (14-10), while Tobie Larson had 15 and Tom McDevitt 11 for the Bulldogs (15-9).

Wapato will visit Chelan, a 71-65 victory against Connell, at 6 p.m. Thursday. Both teams have earned spots in crossovers with Northeast 1A teams with state berth at stake.

CWAC

BOYS

FEB. 11 GAMES

Game No. 1: No. 8 Quincy 61, No. 5 Toppenish 52 (loser out)

Game No. 2: No. 6 Othello 81, No. 7 East Valley 75 (loser out)

Game No. 3: No. 1 Selah 66, No. 4 Ellensburg 38

Game No. 4: No. 2 Grandview 71, No. 3 Prosser 49

FEB. 14 GAMES

Game No. 5: No. 4 Ellensburg 62, No. 8 Quincy 53 (loser out)

Game No. 6: No. 6 Othello at No. 3 Prosser (loser out)

FEB. 17 GAMES

Game No. 7: No. 2 Grandview 65, No. 4 Ellensburg 40

Game No. 8: No. 1 Selah 98, No. 3 Prosser 71

FEB. 19 GAMES

At Higher Seed

Game No. 9: No. 2 Grandview at No. 1 Selah, 6 p.m. (championship, both to state)

Game No. 10: No. 4 Ellensburg at No. 3 Prosser, 6 p.m. (winner to District 5/1 crossover, loser out)

GIRLS

FEB. 10 GAMES

Game No. 1: No. 5 Toppenish 48, No. 8 Othello 31 (loser out)

Game No. 2: No. 6 East Valley 58, No. 7 Quincy 51 (loser out)

Game No. 3: No. 1 Prosser 74, No. 4 Grandview 52

Game No. 4: No. 2 Ellensburg 63, No. 3 Selah 44

FEB. 12 GAMES

Game No. 5: No. 4 Grandview 66, No. 5 Toppenish 53 (loser out)

Game No. 6: No. 3 Selah 48, No. 6 East Valley 36 (loser out)

FEB. 16 GAMES

Game No. 7: No. 2 Ellensburg 68, No. 4 Grandview 46

Game No. 8: No. 1 Prosser 81, No. 3 Selah 58

FEB. 18 GAMES

At Higher Seed

Game No. 9: No. 1 Prosser 67, No. 2 Ellensburg 56 (championship, both to state)

Game No. 10: No. 3 Selah 57, No. 4 Grandview 49 (winner to District 5/1 crossover, loser out)

CLASS 1A

BOYS

TUESDAY’S GAMES

Game No. 1: No. 3 Chelan 72, No. 6 Wapato 58

Game No. 2: No. 2 Royal 89, No. 7 Wahluke 54

Game No. 3: No. 4 Cashmere 67, No, 5 Connell 58

Game No. 4: No. 1 Zillah 91, No. 8 Omak 32

FRIDAY’S GAMES

At Higher Seeds

Game No. 5: No. 6 Wapato 60, No. 7 Wahluke 52 (loser out)

Game No. 6: No. 5 Connell  80, No. 8 Omak 40 (loser out)

Game No. 7: No. 2 Royal 81, No. 3 Chelan 59

Game No. 8: No. 1 Zillah 75, No. 4 Cashmere 56

FEB. 17 GAMES

Game No. 9: No. 6 Wapato 52, No. 4 Cashmere 40 (loser out)

Game No. 10: No. 3 Chelan 71, No. 5 Connell 65 (loser out)

FEB. 19 GAME

Game No. 11: No. 6 Wapato at No. 3 Chelan, 6 p.m. (both to District 5/6 crossover)

FEB. 20 GAME

At Toppenish

Game No. 12: No. 2 Royal vs. No. 1 Zillah, 7 p.m. (championship, both to state)

GIRLS

THURSDAY’S GAMES

Game 1: No. 3 Wapato 57, No. 6 Naches Valley 46

Game 2: No. 2 Royal 74, No. 8 Omak 30

Game 3: No. 4 Cashmere 38, No. 5 Cascade (Leavenworth) 32

Game 4: No. 1 ZIllah 69, No. 8 Kiona-Benton 21

SATURDAY’S GAMES

At Higher Seeds

Game 5: No. 6 Naches Valley 36, No. 7 Omak 34 (loser out)

Game 6: No. 5 Cascade (Leavenworth) 72, No. 8 Kiona-Benton 62 (loser out)

Game 7: No. 2 Royal 48, No. 3 Wapato 31

Game 8: No. 1 Zillah 74, No. 4 Cashmere 29

FEB. 17 GAMES

Game 9: No. 6 Naches Valley 35, No. 4 Cashmere 33 (OT) (loser out)

Game 10: No. 3 Wapato 63, No. 5 Cascade (Leavenworth) 41 (loser out)

FEB. 19 GAME

Game 11: No. 6 Naches Valley at No. 3 Wapato, 6 p.m. (both to District 5/6 crossover)

FEB. 20 GAME

At Toppenish

Game 12: No. 2 Royal vs. No. 1 Zillah, 5 p.m. (championship, both to state)