Les Schwab Invitational 2021: Day 2 highlights, top stars, statistical leaders

The 25th annual Les Schwab Invitational boys basketball tournament continued Monday at Liberty High School in Hillsboro.

The 25th annual Les Schwab Invitational boys basketball tournament continued Monday at Liberty High School in Hillsboro.

Here’s a game-by-game recap of what went down, plus Day 2 statistical leaders …

Photos by Taylor Balkom and Leon Neuschwander

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Beaverton 54, Central Catholic 52| Photo gallery

Brady Rice scored 22 points, Philip Rosenfeld added 14 points and a game-high eight rebounds, and the Beavers (5-2) used a big fourth quarter to edge the Rams (2-4).

Max Elmgren nailed two three-pointers for six points, while Keenan Apperson and Aiden Rice pitched in five apiece for Beaverton, which trailed 39-26 after the third.

Luke Johnson tallied 22 points on 11-of-17 shooting, Jordan King scored 13, and Riley Williams grabbed seven rebounds and dished out five assists for Central Catholic.

Cleveland 80, David Douglas 53| Photo gallery

Christian Green notched a double-double with game highs of 23 points and 18 rebounds, and the Warriors (5-1) outscored the Scots 33-9 over the final eight minutes to blow open a close game.

Stephen Treat scored 15 points and pulled down eight rebounds, Jackson Cooper had nine points off the bench, and Jackson Owens chipped in eight points off the bench for Cleveland.

David Douglas, which trailed 31-29 at intermission, was led by Josiah Collins' team-high 22 points. Jamaree Collins and Jay'Vanni Sarchi (seven rebounds) added seven points apiece for the Scots (3-1).

Link Academy 80, Tigard 45| Photo gallery

LSU signee Julian Philips (20 points) led five players in double figures as the Lions routed the Tigers.

Jordan Walsh (Arkansas) scored 13 points, Felix Okpara (Ohio State) had 11, and Tarris Reed Jr. (Michigan) and Damien Mayo added 10 apiece for Link Academy (18-0), which held a 36-18 rebounding advantage. 

Kalim Brown finished with a team-high 14 points, Malik Brown tallied 13, and Sawyer Wolf chipped in 11 in defeat. Tigard (6-1) trailed 40-23 at the break.

Barlow 56, Sherwood 51| Photo gallery

The Bruins raced to a 33-18 halftime advantage and held on to down the comeback-minded Bowmen.

Senior forward Nathan Jones scored 13 points, Jesse Jones had 10 points and a game-high nine rebounds, and Connor Hills and Tyson Roupp added eight apiece to pace Barlow (4-2).

The Bruins had 15 steals and forced 19 turnovers in the win.

Caden Jenkins (13 points, six rebounds, three steals), Owen Caudle (10), Matthew Verkamp (eight) and Bryson Goff (eight) provided the bulk of the scoring for Sherwood (3-5).

Points leaders (14 or more)

Christian Green, Cleveland, 23

Josiah Collins, David Douglas, 22

Luke Johnson, Central Catholic, 22

Brady Rice, Beaverton, 22

Julian Philips, Link Academy, 20

Stephen Treat, Cleveland, 15

Kalim Brown, Tigard, 14

Philip Rosenfeld, Beaverton, 14

Rebounds leaders (6 or more)

Christian Green, Cleveland, 18

Jesse Jones, Barlow, 9

Philip Rosenfeld, Beaverton, 8

Stephen Treat, Cleveland, 8

Tarris Reed Jr., Link Academy, 7

Jay'Vanni Sarchi, David Douglas, 7

Matthew Verkamp, Sherwood, 7

Riley Williams, Central Catholic, 7

Caden Jenkins, Sherwood, 6

Luke Johnson, Central Catholic, 6

Assists leaders (5 or more)

Trey Green, Link Academy, 7

Jordan Ross, Link Academy, 5

Riley Williams, Central Catholic, 5

Steals leaders (3 or more)

Jalen Atkins, Barlow, 3

Malik Brown, Tigard, 3

Josiah Collins, David Douglas, 3

Connor Hills, Barlow, 3

Caden Jenkins, Sherwood, 3

Daniel Suhr, Cleveland, 3

Blocked shots leaders (2 or more)

Felix Okpara, Link Academy, 4

Josiah Collins, David Douglas, 3

Omaha Biliew, Link Academy, 2

Bryson Goff, Sherwood, 2

Jesse Jones, Barlow, 2

Tuesday's consolation games

Canby vs. Evergreen, 10:30 a.m.

Central Catholic vs. Churchill, noon

Tigard vs. Gresham, 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday's quarterfinal games

Barlow vs. Roosevelt, 4 p.m.

Lake Oswego vs. Tualatin, 5:30 p.m.

Link Academy vs. Jesuit, 7 p.m.

Cleveland vs. Beaverton, 8:30 p.m.

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