ELGIN A night after being upset by Weston-McEwen in overtime, the fifth-ranked Stanfield boys basketball team got back to its old ways in a 57-35 thrashing of Elgin.

Stanfield jumped out to a 15-4 first quarter lead and coasted to a Blue Mountain Conference win on Saturday night, putting its 45-44 letdown to the TigerScots on Friday in the rear-view mirror.

Senior guard Bryce Linker had 14 points to lead the Tigers (13-2, 6-2) and Adrian Angel added 13.

Defensively, Stanfield disconcerted the Huskies and didnt allow a single player to reach double figures. Curtis Little had eight points to lead Elgin (5-10, 3-5).

Stanfield 57, Elgin 35

Stanfield (13-2) 15 13 21 8

Elgin (5-10) 4 12 11 8

STANFIELD Hunter Braithwaite 2, Ryan Bailey 2, Izac Gonzalez 2, Felipe Rodriguez 4, Joseph Valadez 6, Adrian Angel 13, Dylan Grogan 3, Bryce Linker 14, Elvis Lockwood 4, Milan Davchevski 7.

ELGIN? Stephen Howes 4, Gavin Christenson 3, Carson Reid 6, Casey Furgerson 0, Chance Weaver 2, Gage Little 7, Curtis Little 8, Jake Burgess 5.

3-point field goals SHS 4; EHS 3. Free throws SHS 9-13; EHS 3-14. Personal fouls SHS 14; EHS 9. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

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IRRIGON 87, PILOT?ROCK 26 At Irrigon, the top-ranked Knights added another laugher to their resume.

Irrigon jumped out to a 28-3 first-quarter lead and kept that pace almost the entire way in the Blue Mountain Conference rout.

Adrian?Romero had 25 points to lead the Knights (14-0, 8-0), a team that connected on 14 3-pointers. Anthony Landeros added 11 points and Fredy Vera had 10.

Pilot Rock (1-15, 0-8) was led by Justin Willingham, who finished the night with 15 points.

First-year Pilot Rock coach Cory Anderson wasnt too enthused about the Knights playing their starters late in the game.

I can see why you would try to (blow a team out) like that at the professional level, but not 2A basketball in?Oregon, Anderson said. But what goes around, comes around.

Irrigon is beating its opposition by an average of 40 points a game.

Irrigon 87, Pilot Rock 26

Irrigon (13-0) 28 22 23 16

Pilot Roc (1-15) 3 7 3 13

IRRIGON Adrian Romero 25, AJ Timpy 6, Nathan Verley 4, Anthony Landeros 11, Fredy Vera 10, Ryan Reynolds 2, Austin Rice 2, Zach?Rice 7, Hayden White 2, Ernesto Aguilera 9, Eric Vera 7, Ryan Perrin 2.

PILOT?ROCK Joey Matthews 2, Gage Warner 0, Patrick Roe 0, Gunnar McCall 2, Denny Tracker 0, Dillon Fritz 0, Jacob Pierce 2, Justin Willingham 15, Devin Hasher 0, Levi Pendergraft 5.

3-point field goals IHS 14; PRHS 0. Free throws IHS 5-8; PRHS 6-11. Personal fouls IHS 10; PRHS 10. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

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HEPPNER 73, ENTERPRISE 57 At Heppner, the youthful Mustangs were firing on all cylinders in their Blue Mountain Conference win over Enterprise.

Sophomore post Patrick Collins had 29 points to go with nine rebounds and four steals. Doing the damage from the outside was freshman guard Logan Grieb, who was 4-for-6 from 3-point range on his way to 16 points.

This was probably the most complete game weve played all season, Heppner coach?Jeremy Rosenbalm said. It was a good way to end the first half of league play.

Going up against a pair of efficient 6-foot-5 posts, Heppner (10-5, 4-4) was still able to out-rebound Enterprise 40-19.

Kaden Lathrop (19 points) and Damon Greenshields (18 points) paced Enterprise (4-9, 1-7).

HEPPNER 73, ENTERPRISE 57

Enterprise (4-9) 13 19 10 15 57

Heppner (10-5) 24 18 19 12 73

ENTERPRISE David Ribich 6, Justin Exon 4, Cody White 5, Cody Hopkins 2, Will McCadden 1, Nikolai Christoffersen 0, Damon Greenshields 18, Kaden Lathrop 19, Christian Ruckdashel 2.

HEPPNER JC?Putman 2, Weston Putman 2, Tate Gentry 0, Logan Grieb 19, Jesse Corbin 0, Andrew Hatfield 0, Patrick Collins 29, Ross Cutsforth 4, Brian Ril 5, CJ Kindle 12.

3-point field goals EHS 2-15; HHS 6-12. Free throws EHS 5-12; HHS 9-14. Personal fouls EHS 15; HHS 16. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

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WESTON-MCEWEN 44, MAC-HI 32 At Milton-Freewater, it took about a quarter for the TigerScots to get their legs beneath them.

After that, though, it was all Weston-McEwen.

The 2A TigerScots used a 12-2 second quarter to get in front of the 4A?Pioneers before winning the non-league tilt.

Tyler Simmons had 15 points and six assists to lead Weston-McEwen (11-5). Jared Bousquet had 11 rebounds to go with eight points.

Carlos Angel had nine points to lead Mac-Hi (5-8).

Weston-McEwen 44. Mac-Hi 32

Weston-McEwen (11-5) 4 12 16 12 44

Mac-Hi (5-8) 6 2 15 9 32

WESTON-MCEWEN Cedric Hall 0, Lance Thacker 5, Jarett Bousquet 8, Tyler Simmons 15, Kolten Youncs 12, Lane Rosecrans 0, Dustin DeDios 0, Justin Burke 0, Linton McAllister 4.

MAC-HI Carlos Angel 9, Ricardo Alva 6, Alex Saldana 6, Adrian Zaragoza 3, A. Garcia, Jacob Podolski 8, Moises Manon 0.

3-point field goals WMHS 4; MHS 1. Free throws WMHS 6-6; MHS 5-10. Personal fouls WMHS 10; MHS 9. Technical fouls Saldana (MHS). Fouled out Non.

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ECHO 45,?CONDON/WHEELER 39 At Echo, the?Cougars used a big third quarter to down the Knights in a Big Sky League game.

Echo, which trailed 23-22 at halftime, outscored Condon/Wheeler 18-6 in the third quarter, and was efficient from the free-throw line. The Cougars were 11 of 13 from the line.

Danny Tappo had 11 points and 10 rebounds to lead Echo (3-12, 2-5), and Carlos Chavez added 13 points.

Riley Greenfield led Condon/Wheeler (7-8, 3-4) with 15 points and 11 rebounds.

ECHO 45, CONDON/WHEELER

Condon/Wheeler (7-8) 17 6 7 9 39

Echo (3-12) 12 10 5 18 11 45

CONDON/WHEELER Cade MacInnes 8, Brandon Wagenaar 2, Evan Thompson 12, Riley Greenfield 15, Jared James 2.

ECHO Jacob Murstig 2, Devin Sather 8, Danny Tappo 11, Ulisses Barrera 7, Michael Thompson 2, Brock Moffit 2, Carlos Chavez 13, Klay Jenson 0.

3-point field goals CW 4-23; EHS 4-15. Free throws CW 7-14; EHS 11-13. Personal fouls CW 16; EHS 15. Technical fouls None. Fouled out None.

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IONE 85, HELIX 48 At Helix, Jailin Conboy was up to his usual tricks.

The crafty Ione guard, who has recently had a string of triple-doubles, poured in 27 points in the Cardinals Big Sky League rout of Helix.

Conboy connected on five 3-pointers for Ione (11-2, 5-0), which scored 30 points in the first quarter.

Bailey Haguewood and Dalton?Hughes also scored 15 points each for the Cardinals, who went on to outscore the Grizzlies 31-9 in the third quarter.

Derek Clark had 17 points for Helix (3-10, 1-4), and Dusty Bennett chipped in 12 points.

IONE 85, HELIX 48

Ione (11-2) 17 6 7 9 39

Helix (3-10) 12 10 5 18 11 45

IONE Jailin Conboy 27, Joe Doherty 2, Luke Jobes 1, Bailey Haguewood 15, Joel Stillman 0, Dalton Hughes 15, Jason Juarez 4, Donald McElligottt 2, Tre Neal 6, T.J.?Patton 4, Zane King 0.

HELIX (GRISWOLD) Dusty Bennett 12, Willie Wood 0, Braden Sprenger 3, Brandon Thompson 4, Bradey Cope 2, Levi Papineau 1, Jarred Cope 0, Jeremy Rochelle 0, Derek Clark 17, Keenan Hack 0, Jason Bushma 9.

3-point field goals Ione 7; Helix 4. Free throws Ione 4-7; Ione 12-27. Personal fouls Ione 19; Helix 12. Technical fouls None. Fouled out Clark (Helix)

Other area scores:?Horizon Christian 68, Arlington 37; Nyssa 48, Umatilla 38.