Crater backcourt mates Sage Winslow and Taylor Young were on top of their games Tuesday night, spearheading yet another runaway win by the top-ranked Comets with a 93-31 showing over Eagle Point.

Using high basketball IQs and relentless motors by the lead guards, Crater was able to speed the girls basketball game up and make things uncomfortable for the Eagles in earning a 26th straight win in the local rivalry.

Winslow helped get the Comets (22-1, 10-0 MWL) off to a fast start with nine of her 25 points in the first quarter, which saw Crater build a 27-10 lead by the end of the frame.

The frenzied intensity only built from there, with Young netting 10 of her game-high 31 points in the second quarter to help the Comets clamp down on the Eagles (11-9, 4-5).

Tuesday’s outing marked the fourth time this season that Crater eclipsed the 90-point mark.

Winslow, a Southern Oregon University-bound senior, finished with a triple-double after also producing 13 assists and 12 steals. Young, a junior, was just off that mark after she registered nine steals and eight assists.

Addi Dippel collected 15 points and Lydia Traore had 10 points and four rebounds for Crater.

Emary Haning went 6-for-8 from the free-throw line to lead Eagle Point with 10 points, while Kady Lindstrom added eight points.

The Eagles, who were hindered by a host of turnovers, last earned a victory over Crater on Jan. 15, 2013.

EAGLE POINT (31): Haning 10, Carillo 3, Metcalf 2, Garlitz 0, Edwards 0, Lindstrom 8, Jackson 0, Ledbetter 4, Daw 0, Deng-Gomez 4.

CRATER (93): Gugliotta 2, Winslow 25, Nieman 0, Jackson 0, Fernandez 5, Griffin 0, Dippel 15, Plankenhorn 2, Kitchen 0, Yohner 3, Young 31, Traore 10, Hyatt 0.

Eagle Point 10 8 8 5 — 31

Crater 27 23 25 18 — 93

3-point goals — Eagle Point 2 (Carillo 1, Lindstrom 1), Crater 10 (Dippel 3, Young 3, Winslow 2, Fernandez 1, Yohner 1).

SOUTH MEDFORD 70, ROSEBURG 12: At Roseburg, Sara Schmerbach scored eight points and Mayen Akpan added seven points in the first quarter to help South Medford build a 28-3 lead and cruise to the Southwest Conference victory.

Schmerbach and Akpan each registered 14 points for the sixth-ranked Panthers (17-4, 7-2 SWC), while Maddy Warberg connected on four 3-pointers to collect 16 points and Malia Taulani finished with eight points.

South Medford led 55-7 at halftime before a running clock was put in place for the second half.

SOUTH MEDFORD (70): Taulani 8, Warberg 16, Imperial-Viray 0, Schmerbach 14, Barlow 6, Howell 10, Akpan 14, Andersen 2, Vasey 0. Totals: 29 7-12 70.

ROSEBURG (12): G. Bachmeier 0, Aasen 6, C. Bachmeier 0, E. Miller 0, Weaver 0, Osborn 4, Smith 0, Sikes 2, K. Miller 0. Totals: 4 4-10 12.

South Medford 28 27 8 7 — 70

Roseburg 3 4 0 5 — 12

3-point goals — South Medford 5 (Warberg 4, Taulani 1).

CASCADE CHRISTIAN 57, LAKEVIEW 42: Cascade Christian clinched its first Southern Oregon Conference championship since 2012 behind 22 points, seven rebounds and three steals from senior Isabel McCauley.

Jordynn Jones collected 13 points, six rebounds, five steals, three assists and two blocks for the Challengers (20-4, 9-0 SOC), while Angelica Arce had 11 points, five steals, four rebounds and three assists.

Grace McCauley added six points, four steals, three rebounds, three assists and two blocks and Emma Coats had four steals.

Sixth-ranked Cascade Christian opened a 22-7 lead through one quarter to separate from Lakeview (13-9, 8-2).

LAKEVIEW (42): Stratton 19, Frederick 2, D. Shullanberger 4, Kness 2, A. Shullanberger 4, Zendejas 3, Mendias 8.

CASCADE CHRISTIAN (57): Brehm 0, Coppedge 0, Wilcox 0, I. McCauley 22, Samhammer 1, Coats 4, Jones 13, Davis 0, Arce 11, G. McCauley 6.

Lakeview 7 7 16 12 — 42

Cascade Christian 22 11 13 11 — 57

3-point goals — Lakeview 3 (Stratton 2, Zendejas 1), Cascade Christian 3 (I. McCauley 2, Jones 1).