South Medford received scoring from all nine players for the first time this season en route to a 95-53 victory over visiting Arcata, California, in nonconference girls basketball Saturday.

Last season, the Tigers took South Medford (10-7) to double overtime before falling.

“They’re a good team,” said South Medford coach Tom Cole. “They have some good players. We played really well today. I’ve only seen us play better a couple of times this year.”

Freshman guard Toni Coleman paced the Panthers with 20 points, six assists and six steals.

“She’s so fast, arguably the fastest kid we’ve had in our program, ” said Cole. “She got out on the break pretty well and pushed the tempo offensively.”

The Panthers got a big contribution from junior Ula Chamberlin with 17 points, seven rebounds, four steals and three assists.

“Ula played smart with foul trouble,” said Cole. “She did some things that showed maturity.”

South trailed by four points after the first quarter but combined to outscore Arcata 52-28 in the second and third quarters.

With the Panthers in foul trouble, Cole went to his backups and got positive production.

ARCATA (53): Hamm 0, McCracken 26, Cohen 3, Northern 10, Zanotti 5, Brown 9, Ricca 0, Bliven 0. Totals: 22-55 6-21 53.

SOUTH MEDFORD (95): K. Chamberlin 11, Coleman 20, U. Chamberlin 17, Schmerbach 6, Pedrojetti 15, Fish 8, Dahlin 4, Perry 8, Laupola 6. Totals: 45-83 2-7 95.

Arcata;22;15;13;3;—;53

South Medford;18;27;25;25;—;95

3-point goals — Arcata 3 (McCracken 1, Cohen 1, Brown 1), South Medford 3 (K. Chamberlain 1, U. Chamberlain 1, Fish 1).

JV result — South Medford won.

ST. MARY’S 53, ROGUE RIVER 32: St. Mary’s pressure early in the home game set the tone and the Crusaders posted their first SCL victory.

Emma Bennion led all scorers with 15 points. The Crusaders (4-14, 1-3 SCL) received a career-high 11 points from Emma Ward.

For Rogue River (6-11, 0-4), Sequoia Worthington tallied a team-best 11 points.

ROGUE RIVER (32): Rangel 3, Sizemore 2, .Worthington 11, Langfield 7, Howard 7, Spaeth 2, Reeder 0, Andrews 0, Weilbacher 0, Nielson 0. Totals: 12 6-21 32.

ST. MARY’S (53): Lippert 2, Alvarez 9, Bennion 15, Conner 4, Dunn 1, McGill 4, Christman 7, Ward 11, Young 0. Totals: 20 12-23 53.

Rogue River;6;12;7;7;—;32

St. Mary’s;13;14;13;13;—;53

3-point goals — Rogue River 2 (Worthington 2), St Mary’s 1 (Alvarez 1) Fouled out — Young

JV result — St. Mary’s won.

OAKLAND 46, CASCADE CHRISTIAN 31: At Oakland, the nonconference road loss dropped Cascade Christian to .500 on the season.

Cascade Christian stands 10-10 overall while Class 2A Oakland improved to 16-1.

Boys

ST. MARY’S 66, ROGUE RIVER 21: Host St. Mary’s was boosted by the return of Gavin Rajagopal, who has missed the past several weeks due to a wrist injury.

Rajogopal, a junior guard, scored a game-high 17 points to spark the Crusaders (8-10, 3-1 SCL) to their third straight SCL victory.

St. Mary’s, which shot 54 percent from the field, jumped on Rogue River (1-15, 0-4) from the opening tip and built a 28-6 halftime lead at the Crusaders gym.

Crusader freshman Nathan Sternenberg added eight points and eight rebounds.

St. Mary’s outrebounded the Chieftains, 46-21, with Tre Foster getting a team-best 10.

ROGUE RIVER (21): Posten 2, Cook 0, Nelson 4, Herinckx 0, Black 1, Tambellini 2, Walsh 5, Decker 0, Agusto 5, Tognoni 2. Totals: 7 6-8 22.

ST. MARY’S (66): Keaeo-Wailehua 0, Miles 6, Mayer 2, Young 3, Sternenberg 8, Grant 6, Rajagopal 17, Silsbee 1, Snyder 6, Bowling 7, Hadley 0, Reynolds 6, Foster 4. Totals: 29 5-10 66.

Rogue River;4;2;5;10;—;21

St. Mary’s;17;11;19;15;—;66

3-point goals — Rogue River 1 (Welsh 1), St. Mary’s 3 (Rajagopal 2, Bowling 1).

JV result — St. Mary’s won.

OAKLAND 50, CASCADE CHRISTIAN 48: At Oakland, Cascade Christian’s Joel McLemore scored 16 of his game-high 22 points in the second half but Class 2A Oakland rallied for the nonconference victory.

The 3A Challengers (11-6) held a 37-30 lead entering the final stanza.

McLemore’s 3-pointer with seconds left cut Oakland’s lead to 49-48, but the Oakers converted a free throw for the final margin.

CASCADE CHRISTIAN (48): Crowl 0, Dunn 9, H. Schaan 2, K. Schaan 8, Cochran 7, West 0, McLemore 22, Flores-Alatorre 0, Collom 0. Totals: 19 4-5 48.

OAKLAND (50): Madden 0, Winn 12, Carson 3, Benzel 10, Chastain 0, Brownson 9, Freeman 9, Strempel 7. Totals: 17 11-18 50.

Cascade Christian;8;14;15;11;—;48

Oakland;13;8;9;20;—;50

3 point goals — Cascade Christian 6 (K. Schaan 2, Cochran 1, McLemore 3), Oakland 5 (Winn 1, Brownson 1, Freeman 1, Strempel 2). Fouled out — Cochran.

JV result — Cascade Christian won.

TRINITY LUTHERAN 66, PROSPECT 24: At Bend, Trinity’s inside-outside game was effective against Prospect in Mountain Valley League play.

Prospect (1-13, 0-7 MVL) was led by Brendan Raines with eight points, three rebounds and three steals while Josh Bruce tossed in seven points to go with 10 rebounds.

The Cougars trailed 37-8 at halftime.