Gold Beach rallied from a two-game deficit to beat host Myrtle Point 16-25, 19-25, 25-11, 25-22, 15-11 in a Sunset Conference volleyball match on Tuesday.

Molly Hockema had 15 kills, four aces, two digs and three blocks for the Panthers, who remained perfect in league play. Katherine Zuber had seven kills, two aces, one dig and one block. Rendall MacLaurie had 27 assists, a block and four aces.

“They have a good little team,” Myrtle Point coach Kami Hixson said.

Sam Sanders had 14 assists, four kills, 14 digs and four aces to lead Myrtle Point. Meghan Ross had 14 kills and Britteny Hubbard added 11 digs.

Coquille tops Reedsport

Coquille beat host Reedsport in five games Tuesday, edging the Braves 25-22, 21-25, 17-25, 25-12, 15-10.

Chelsy Forbes had 29 assists, three blocks and 19 digs for the Red Devils, who got their first win of the league season. Lindsey Cooper had 35 digs and Nikki Hall had 14 kills.

Shelby Wiggans had five aces and 22 digs to lead the Braves. Eden Huebner had eight kills and two blocks and Camille Tisler added six kills.

Bandon gets road win

Bandon beat host Rogue River, 25-21, 25-11, 25-13 on Tuesday, in the Tigers’ first league win of the season.

“The girls played a good game,” said Bandon coach Shani Pierce, adding that the team had very few service errors and was strong at the net.

Briana Valentine had 16 kills and six digs to lead the Tigers. Karli Crook added six kills and five digs and Grace Garrett had six kills, 10 digs and one block. Setter Jordan Tipton had three aces, 20 assists and four digs.

Kirsten Pitari had three kills and eight service points for the Chieftains, while Makayla Stalker had four digs.

Challengers win again

Cascade Christian beat visiting Glide, 25-9, 25-14, 25-6 to stay perfect in Sunset Conference play.

Breanna Holtz had 17 assists and Becca Sellers had 10 kills to lead the Challengers.

Skyline League

Hornets edge Powers

Camas Valley beat visiting Powers in a five-game marathon Tuesday, 23-25, 25-22, 25-14, 22-25, 15-11.

“We broke down a little bit mentally, especially in Game 5, and missed some key serves and Camas was able to capitalize on that,” said Powers coach Beth Rector. “They’re really a scrappy team.”

Nicole Bittner had 16 kills, three blocks and 15 digs for the Cruisers. Kristin Clauson had nine kills, 26 digs and four aces; while Haley Patterson had 26 assists, 18 digs and four aces.

“They played OK at times, but there was other times that we fell apart and did not communicate very well,” Rector said. “We’re going to have to build on it and move on.”

The Cruisers visit Elkton on Thursday.

Elkton tops Pacific

Elkton beat host Pacific, 14-25, 25-15, 25-8, 25-15 on Tuesday.

The Pirates put up a great fight at the start against one of the league’s top teams.

“The first game, we took control,” said Pacific coach Tiffany Freitag. “The first game, we had focus and energy and they were just determined. No balls were going to hit the floor, and they were going to return every ball and get every service ball in and the energy was high.

“They had a really good tournament at Gold Beach, and I think that helped.”

But a veteran Elkton squad responded by taking the final three games as Pacific’s energy dropped, Freitag said.

“They have more experience dealing with the pressure of games,” she said. “I’m not sure we were ready to win and keep going. They are a very good team.”

Jesse Culley had nine kills, five aces, two digs and a block to lead Pacific’s attack. Ashley Curry had four kills, two blocks and two digs; Cassie Keeler had two aces, two kills and five digs; Heather Valentine had two aces, a block and a dig; and setter Devon Ashdown had six aces, one kill, one block, four digs and 15 assists.

Nonleague

North Bend tops Eagles

North Bend swept visiting Eagle Point on Tuesday, 25-13, 25-20, 25-18.

“We kept the ball in play,” said North Bend coach Les Willett. “We made some good passes and good digs and put a little pressure on them.

“It’s a good way to get ready for league.”

The Bulldogs open Far West League play at home Thursday.

Haley Dunham had 11 kills and six digs for the Bulldogs. Alexandra Mateski added nine kills, 10 digs and three stuff blocks. Katie Banta had 23 assists.

Rilee Jefferson and Angie Kalivas had six kills each for Eagle Point.

Indians beat Pirates

Roseburg beat an injury-depleted Marshfield squad 25-16, 25-17, 25-14 on Tuesday.

The Pirates were limited to just seven players because of illness and injury.

Natalie Caffey had eight kills and two blocks to lead the Pirates. Brittney Young had 15 digs and Katelyn Richmond had nine assists.

Marshfield is at the Rogue Valley Invitational on Saturday and opens Midwestern League play at Thurston on Tuesday.

Bruins get win

Brookings-Harbor beat visiting McKinleyville of California on Tuesday 12-25, 25-22, 20-25, 25-19, 15-12 to wrap up the preseason.

“We finally won one of those five-game matches,” said Brookings-Harbor coach Lori Cooper.

The Bruins lost two five-game matches to Del Norte and one to McKinleyville in the last week.

Dani Olson had 13 kills and seven blocks for the Bruins. Felicia Gutierrez had 11 kills and 25 digs and Danielle Ambrose had 26 assists and five kills.

Brookings-Harbor finished the preseason 2-4 and opens Far West League play at Siuslaw on Thursday.