The 5-foot-9 senior wing made her presence felt again Friday as Crater posted a 56-38 Southern Oregon Conference girls' basketball victory over Grants Pass at Heater-Newman Memorial Gym.

Robbins was held to four points in the opening half, but netted nine after intermission to notch game-high scoring honors.

"Robbins made the difference in the second half," Grants Pass coach Shaun Gross said. "They're so well-rounded that you can't key in on any one player."

Grants Pass, winless in SOC action, made it interesting by outscoring the Comets 10-1 to end the half. The Cavers (2-11, 0-4 SOC) scored on their final five possessions, including a buzzer-beating 3-pointer just past the midcourt stripe by Danae Thomason, to cut the Comets' margin to 24-22.

"Their defense picked it up a notch in the second half," said Gross. "Crater is young, but they have a lot of threats."

Grants Pass had 26 turnovers in the contest, including 16 in the second half.

"We had about three turnovers where if we would have caught the ball or didn't travel we would have had layins," said Gross. "Instead, they end up scoring."

Thomason and Kaci Williams scored nine each for the Cavers.

Crater (7-7, 1-3) edged the Cavers in rebounding, 29-28.

GRANTS PASS (38) -- Thomason 9, Williams 9, Woolley 0, Higgins 5, Thompson 0, Davidson 2, Grove 2, Moser 3, Pilcher 6, Moon 2. Totals: 14 8-15 38.

Crater ............11 13 13 19 -- 56
Grants Pass ........7 15 8 8 -- 38

3-point goals -- Crater 1 (Yager 1), Grants Pass 2 (Thomason 2).

ROSEBURG 52, EAGLE POINT 38 -- At Roseburg, Becci Randall scored six of her 10 points as Roseburg jumped out to a 21-7 first-quarter lead.

Crystal Stephens added 12 points as the Indians (6-5, 3-1 SOC) overcame 25 turnovers by forcing some of their own.

Eagle Point (3-8, 1-3) continued to struggle offensively, but played well defensively after the opening period.

Junior forward Dusty Damon paced the Eagles with 15 points, nine rebounds and seven steals.

ROSEBURG (52) -- Makinson 1, Goodell 6, Loomis 2, Johnson 4, Crossfield 9, Stephens 12, Bradburn 2, Randall 10, Gilding 6. Totals: 22 7-9 52.

Eagle Point .........7 11 5 15 -- 38
Roseburg ............21 8 14 9 -- 52

3-point goals -- Eagle Point 1 (Smith 1). Roseburg 1 (Crossfield 1).

Class 2A-1A

CASCADE CHRISTIAN 44, GLENDALE 33 -- At First Baptist Church, Cascade Christian went to 13-0 as it beat Glendale for the second time this week.

Cascade has thrived on transition baskets this season, but had to work its half-court offense this time as Crystal Tait led the way with 15 points.

The Challengers' offensive output was one point less than the previous low of 45 points scored against St. Mary's on Dec. 23.

Liz Bresnan scored 14 points to lead Glendale.

Cascade winds up its non-league schedule against Riddle tonight before opening Southern Cascade League play next Friday at Lost River.

CASCADE CHRISTIAN (44) -- Tait 15, Peck 8, Longan 4, Clarke 9, McCandless 8, Conley 0, Tiedemann 0, Adamson 0. Totals: 19 6-11 44.

Glendale........................ 5 11 13 4 -- 33
Cascade Christian ........15 10 8 11 -- 44

BRIGHTON ACADEMY 39, PAISLEY 34 -- At Paisley, Elena Warner drained five 3-pointers en route to a game-high 17 points to pace Brighton Academy in its Skyline A League Southern Division opener.

Warner joined teammate Shannon Silva in pulling down a team-high 12 rebounds for Brighton Academy (4-6, 1-0). Silva added 12 points.

Samantha Negus paced Paisley with 13 points, with 12 coming in the first half.

PAISLEY (34) -- Negus 13, Cannor 7, Schmidt 6, Jones 4, Otley 2, Billick 2. Totals: 12 10-13 34.

Brighton Academy ...8 9 11 11 -- 39
Paisley .......................8 17 2 7 -- 34

PROSPECT 55, NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN 22 -- At Grants Pass, Prospect's full-court pressure forced 55 turnovers in the Skyline A League Southern Division opener.

Monica Applegate, Jessica Kraemer and Jenny Moore led the Cougars' defense with 10 steals each.

Prospect's Kary Lenderman scored 16 points to lead three players in double figures. Ginny Lewis added 14 points and Kraemer chipped in 13 for Prospect (6-3, 1-0 Sky A).

NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN (22) -- Leonard 9, Blankenship 4, Hashek 7, Bush 2, Luce 0, Miller 0, Wilkinson 0, Ward 0, Sanchez 0. Totals: 9 3-15.

Prospect .....................14 16 8 17 -- 55
New Hope Christian .......3 2 3 14 -- 22

DAYS CREEK 40, BUTTE FALLS 39 -- At Butte Falls, Days Creek forced the Loggers into 34 turnovers and held on for the non-league win after a 15-foot shot by Jade Torres rimmed out in the final seconds.

Laura Crume led Days Creek with 13 points, while Lindsey Stockton scored a game-high 15 points and had eight steals for Butte Falls.

BUTTE FALLS (39) -- Dunlap 9, McClanahan 0, Torres 4, Wilson 1, Stockton 15, Nelson 0, McLauchlan 0, Bechler 10. Totals: 11-31 17-37 39

Days Creek ..........11 5 4 10 -- 40
Butte Falls ...........2 12 9 16 -- 39