Grandview's Brandon Artz wraps up a loose ball against Chelan in the 2005 Tourneytown.com Shootout. Monday, the Greyhounds will meet Nooksack Valley in a possible Class 2A state-tournament matchup.   JEFF HALLER/Yakima Herald-Republic file

You want strong efforts in Monday's Tourneytown.com Shootout? You'll probably get them. Consider this: The 18 teams scheduled to take the court enter the event with a combined 154-50 record so far this season.

The nine teams traveling to Yakima for the Shootout have posted an even more impressive combined total, winning 85 of 105 games so far this season.

That's not to say there haven't been a few surprises over the past few days.

River Ridge's girls, who face Lewis and Clark at 1:30 p.m. Monday, lost to Roosevelt 43-39 on Saturday in KeyArena and saw their 12-game season-long winning streak snapped. LC enters the contest 10-0 after a 63-47 victory over Mead on Saturday.

Nooksack Valley's boys, always a Class 2A state contender, beat Whatcom County League favorite Lynden Christian 44-39 in overtime Thursday night and currently sit atop that always-tough league. The Pioneers, 10-2 with a six-game winning streak, will face Grandview (9-1) at 10:15 a.m. Monday.

South Kitsap's boys roll into town with a 10-1 record and a four-game winning streak, and will face a 4-6 Mead team.

Brewster's boys and girls roll in with identical 10-1 records. The boys, who will face unbeaten Naches Valley (10-0) at 6 p.m., lost their first game of the season before ticking of 10 straight victories. The girls, who meet La Salle (9-2) in the Shootout opener at 8:30 a.m., have won eight straight.

Coeur d'Alene's girls, slated to meet West Valley, are 12-4 with a two-game winning streak. Mark Morris, which will face West Valley's boys, are 9-4 and had its three-game winning streak snapped Saturday by Columbia River, 61-48.