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Forks over Raymond – South Bend 49-42

Published 1:30 am Thursday, January 15, 2026

Photo by Lonnie Archibald Spartan Avery Dilley (10) puts up a shot against the Ravens in league action, Jan. 6, in the Spartan auxiliary gym where Forks defeated Raymond-South Bend 49 to 42.
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Photo by Lonnie Archibald

Spartan Avery Dilley (10) puts up a shot against the Ravens in league action, Jan. 6, in the Spartan auxiliary gym where Forks defeated Raymond-South Bend 49 to 42.

Photo by Lonnie Archibald Spartan Avery Dilley (10) puts up a shot against the Ravens in league action, Jan. 6, in the Spartan auxiliary gym where Forks defeated Raymond-South Bend 49 to 42.
Photo by Lonnie Archibald Spartan Bailey Johnson in action here, scoring two of her twenty-seven points against Raymond-South Bend. Looking on is Fynlie Peters (13). Forks won this league contest in a hard-fought battle.
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Forks’ Fynlie Peters (13) drives the baseline against the Ravens. Also in on the action is teammate Chloe Gaydeski. Photo by Lonnie Archibald. Forks also defeated Hoquiam on Jan. 7 in a non-league contest 59 to 45.
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By Oly Archibald

The Forks Spartans girls basketball team was more aggressive and faster to the ball in a 49 – 42 hometown win over the 7-5 Raymond – South Bend Ravens.

The Spartans had more steals than a convicted career burglar, which they gleefully turned into easy layups.

Neither team was really warm from the perimeter, although the Ravens’ 5’9” Senior Kassie Koski hit 5, 3-point shots and led the Ravens with 20 points.

Koski went over the 1000-point mark for her career.

For Forks Junior Bailey Johnson was unstoppable, taking the ball to the window. Johnson scored 13 of her game-high 27 points in the first half.

6’0” Junior Avery Dilley hit the offensive boards hard and scored 12 points, with 5 coming from the free throw line.

The Spartans led by 3 – 6 points for most of the game until Johnson’s layup with 6:20 left in the game gave the Spartans a 48-37 lead, and the Ravens never threatened.

Chloe Gaydeski hit for 6 points, Fynlie Peters scored 3 points, and Brooklynn Rondeau hit a free throw.

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