MUKILTEO – Edmonds-Woodway remained near the top of the Western Conference South with a 47-43 victory over the Kamiak Knights Tuesday night at Kamiak.
Fourth-quarter free-throws were the key to the victory as Edmonds-Woodway made four of six shots from the line to Kamiaks’ two of four.
With 30 seconds remaining in the game, Kamiak (5-4 in league, 7-4 overall) was leading by one point when Edmonds-Woodway’s Jason Hopkins hit a 17-foot shot to give the Warriors a one-point lead. Teammate Mackenzie Thomas then nailed two free throws to seal the victory.
Kamiak’s season-leading scorer, Tyler Martinez, was shut out, leaving teammate Gary Rogers to lead the Knights with a team-high 12 points and five rebounds. Additionally, Kamiak’s Steven Murphy scored 11 points with 12 rebounds, but their efforts failed to fend off Edmonds-Woodway (7-2, 9-2).
Hopkins scored a game-high 14 points.
“It was a pretty evenly matched game, just back and forth,” Kamiak coach Jeff Leary said. “We were averaging about 65 points per game, but probably not anymore.”
Edmonds-Woodway-Thomas 11, Baeder 2, Conti 8, Griffin 3, Schaefer 4, Donaldson 3, Hopkins 14, Lester 2. Kamiak-Hermes 6, Balch 5, Iddins 7, Coleman 2, Murphy 11, Rogers 12. 3-point goals-Thomas 1, Conti 1, Griffin 1, Donaldson 1, Balch 1, Iddins 1. JV score-Kamiak 55, Edmonds-Woodway 54. Records-Edmonds-Woodway 7-2 in league, 9-2 overall. Kamiak 5-4, 7-4. |
Jackson 47, Shorecrest 38: Jackson’s Corey Hall scored a game-high 23 points, making seven of seven attempts from the field and hitting all nine of his free-throw attempts. Hall scored 19 points in the second half. Shorecrest sophomores Brandon Bible and Talor Boatsman scored 11 and 10 points, respectively, as the Scots were without three of their top six players for the Wesco South contest.
Jackson-Simshauser 5, Tri 2, Musgrave 4, Eisinger 3, Collins 6, Hall 23, Kirton 4. Shorecrest-Love 8, Bible 14, Castillo 2, Boatsman 10, Olsen 2, Lindsey 2. 3-point goals-Bible 2, Love 1, Eisinger 1, Simshauser 1. Records-Jackson: 4-5 in division, 6-5 overall. Shorecrest: 1-9, 1-11. |
Mountlake Terrace 59, Mariner 47: Mountlake Terrace entered the second half with a 35-16 lead after Justin Hammond and Lee Swanson combined for 16 points in the second quarter of the Wesco South game. Mountlake Terrace was 14-for-22 from the field. Swanson scored a game-high 18 points, and teammate Mike Boxley scored seven points and grabbed seven rebounds and had four assists..
Mariner-Tinned 10, Cartwright 4, Burns 11, Ja. Grant 11, Je. Grant 5, Craddock 6. Mountlake Terrace-Hammond 7, Stapelton 3, L. Hammond 14, Swanson 18, Boxley 7, J. Hammond 9, Mundt 1. 3-point goals-L. Hammond 3, Tinned 2, Burns 3, J. Grant 1, Je. Grant 1. JV-Mountlake Terrace defeated Mariner. Records-Mariner 6-3 in league, 7-4 overall. Mountlake Terrace 7-3, 10-3. |
Shorewood 79, Everett 63: Mike Stiles scored 11 of his team-high 17 points during Shorewood’s 24-6 second-quarter run. Michael Hudson’s season-high 23 points led Everett in the Wesco South game.
Shorewood-Hyseni 9, Bernhard 9, Stiles 17, Stedman 3, Tracey 8, Hartman 6, Diederichs 13, Kessler 9, Perry 5. Everett-Luu 4, Lampi 3, O’Brien 1, B. Levin 5, Hudson 23, Gabriel 3, T. Levin 1, Sievers 17, Stanovsky 6. 3-point goals-Hyseni 1, Bernhard 1, Stiles 1, Hartman 2, Perry 1, Lampi 1, B. Levin 1, Sievers 1. JV score-Shorewood 72, Everett 55. Records-Shorewood 4-5 in league, 5-6 overall. Everett 2-7, 3-8. |
Meadowdale 57, Lynnwood 48: The victory, coupled with Shorecrests’s loss to Jackson, guaranteed Meadowdale a 3A district playoff berth. Meadowdale hit from long range early in the Wesco South contest, led by Jake Linton with two 3-point goals in the first quarter. Tyler Marsh and Kevin Myhre followed with 3-pointers as well to send Meadowdale to an early lead the Royals were unable to overcome. Linton finished with 14 points. Lynnwood senior Parys Fox came off the bench to score a game-high 23 points, with four 3-pointers.
Meadowdale-McGuinnis 3, Marsh 11, Linton 14, Myhre 7, Stabbert 4, Mattson 6, Hagen 12. Lynnwod-Carrero 3, Fox 23, N. Rudd 2, Nguyen 4, Johnson 10, Fitzhugh 1, Baldwin 5. 3-point goals-McGuinnis 1, Marsh 2, Linton 4, Myhre 1, Carrero 1, Fox 4. JV score-Meadowdale 52, Lynnwood 46. Records-Meadowdale 10-0 in league, 11-1 overall. Lynnwood 1-10, 1-11. |
Arlington 74, Cascade 71: Nick Camp led Arlingon in overtime with four points as the Eagles won their first Wesco North game. Mike Matson scored 17 points for Cascade.
A-Geunter 2, Camp 4, Thompson 14, Carpenter 5, Cooper 2, Hampton 15, Devey 22, Lowber 10. C-Matson 17, Guffey 6, Shiarelli 6, Crawford 2, Carter 11, Petterson 15, Snel 14. 3-point goals-Matson 4, Thompson 3, Devey 2, Hampton 1, Snel 1, Petterson 1 . JV-Arlington def. Cascade. Records-Cascade 1-7 in league, 4-8 overall. Arlington 1-6, 1-9. |
Lake Stevens 54, Marysville-Pilchuck 51: Lake Stevens’ Matt Stevens made two free throws with 34 seconds remaining and Marysville-Pilchuck missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer as the Vikings won the Wesco North game. Stevens and Marysville-Pilchuck’s Jason Krischano both finished with 17 points.
Lake Stevens-Roe 4, Hendrickson 2, Stevens 17, Long 10, Strong 12, Tennant 9. Marysville-Pilchuck-Stewart 5, Stohl 14, Taitingfong 7, Jazmin 2, Krischano 17, Enick 4, Gallaher. 3-point goals-Stevens 2, Stohl 2, Stewart 1. JV-Lake Stevens defeated Marysville-Pilchuck. Records-Lake Stevens 6-2 in league, 9-3 overall. Marysville-Pilchuck 4-4, 4-8 overall. |
Stanwood 48, Monroe 39: Monroe was within two points with four minutes remaining, but 11-for-49 overall shooting from the field proved too costly and Stanwood pulled away with free throws to claim the Wesco North road victory. For Stanwood, Daes Kauffmann was 3-for-3 and Todd Hinderman was 2-for-2 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter. Bryan Lucke of Monroe had 13 points and 13 rebounds, both team highs.
Stanwood-Cayford 6, Sains 4, Boehme 6, Boser 8, Kauffman 7, Hinderman 17. Monroe-Hoekstra 2, Hammerquist 9, Marley 7, Manthe 2, Erickson 2, Lucke 13, Brown 2, Waltman 2. 3-point goals-Hammerquist 1, Marley 1. JV-Stanwood def. Monroe. Records-Stanwood 6-2 in league, 8-4 overall. Monroe 3-5, 5-6. |
Blaine 67, Sultan 36: Blaine outscored Sultan 20-2 in the first quarter and went on to defeat the Turks in the North Cascades game. Blaine remained undefeated in league play. Blaine’s Brendan Mulholland led all scorers with 14 points.
Sultan-Nichols 2, Barnhill 5, Agnew 9, Lemmon 5, French 4, McPhearson 8, Nielsen 2, DeYoung 2. Blaine-Gilmore 7, Alexander 10, Mulholland 14, Crane 11, Goodwin 6, Goldsby 4, Singh 6, Paciorek 6, Sylvester 2, Rothwell 1. 3-point goals-Crane 3, Barnhill 1, Agnew 1. JV-Sultan defeated Blaine. Records-Sultan 1-6 in league, 3-8 overall. Blaine 7-0, 8-3. |
Meridian 61, South Whidbey 47: Meridian outscored South Whidbey 29-16 in the first half en route to its fifth North Cascades victory. Kyle McGillen scored 22 points for South Whidbey .
SW-McGillen 22, McInerny 5, Dettrich 4, Tornga 4 Cutler 4, Edgeman 3, Sidhu 3, Lavassar 2. M-Slesk 14, Gilmore 14, VanBiest 13, DeVries 9, Gardisky 5, Treasny 3, B. Black 2, D. Black 1. 3-point goals-McGillen 1, Sidhu 1, Gardisky 1, Slesk. Records-Meridian 5-2 in league, 8-3 overall. South Whidbey 2-5, 2-7. |
Nooksack Valley 51, Lakewood 39: Kyle Mitchell scored 16 points to lead Nooksack Valley in the North Cascades meeting.
L-Reagan 3, Whittaker 21, Besancon 2, Queen 4, Nelson 4, Savage 5. NV-Willemsen 10, Visser 2, Van Dyken 6, Mathews 6, Mitchell 16, Holz 5, Vinkes 6. 3-point goals-Reagan 1. Records-Nooksack Valley 5-2 in league, 8-3 overall. Lakewood 1-6, 3-8. |
Friday Harbor 64, Coupeville 51: Tyler Roberts scored 15 points and Matt Cowell added 14 to lead Frdiay Harbor in the Northwest A victory.
FH-Anderson 6, Cumming 5, Roberts 15, Cowell 14, Groh 10, Stoddar 10, Hamilton 4. Coupeville-Marti 8, Black 10, Bagby 16, Day 3, Fasolo 3, Taylor 11. 3-point goals-Marti 2, Black 2, Bagby 3, Day 1, Fasolo 1, Taylor. Records-Friday Harbor 2-2 in league, 8-5, overall. Coupeville 3-1, 8-4. |
Tulalip Heritage 77, Lopez 57: Willie Iukes led Tulalip Heritage to the Northwest B win with 29 points and seven rebounds. Teammate Cory Pablo scored 17 points and had five steals, seven rebounds and seven assists.
Lopez-Smith 21, Rypinskic 2, Sahli 1, Johnson 17, Ellings 4, Faylor 12. Tulalip Heritage-R. Fryberg 11, Iukes 29, Saluskin 2, Pablo 17, Robinson 8, M. Fryberg 7, Moses 3. 3-point goals-Smith 1, R. Fryberg 3, M. Fryberg 1, Moses 1. Records-Lopez 2-2 league, 7-7 overall. Tulalip Heritage 4-0, 9-3. |
Shoreline Christian 78, Grace Academy 56: The Brandals, Garth and Grant, scored 24 points apiece in leading Shoreline Christian to the Northwest B victory. Brian Ronk led Grace Academy with 21 points, 15 off 3-pointers.
Shoreline Christian-Gunderson 15, Gr. Brandal 24, Hauptli 2, Jacobs 4, Vanderlee 5, Groen 3, Ga. Brandal 24, Becker 1. Grace Academy-Lugg 2, Mills 6, Lafors 7, Knudsen 4, Ronk 21, Leach 4, Phifer 10, Milan 2. 3-point goals-Gunderson 4, Lafors 1, Ronk 5. JV-Shoreline Christian defeated Grace Academy. Records-Shoreline Christian 1-2 in league, 9-3 overall. Grace Academy 0-4, 2-12. |
Darrington 73, Mount Vernon Christian 46: Darrington junior Kris Reece scored 23 points, 21 off 3-point goals. Eleven of Reece’s points were scored in the third quarter of the Northwest B League game.
Darrington-McMillen 3, Koch 15, Reece 23, O’Connell 11, Smith 5, Rosselli 6, Gladsjo 2, Werst 8. Mount Vernon Christian-Annema 2, VanderArk 6, Boze 8, Visser 10, Schoemer 4, VandenBosch 7, Lanting 9. 3-point goals-Boze 1, Reece 7, Smith 1. JV-Mount Vernon Christian defeated Darrington. Records-Darrington 5-0 in league, 11-3 overall. Mount Vernon Christian 3-1, 8-5. |
Snohomish County Christian 72, Skykomish 45: Jordan Doucet played like Jordan – Michael, that is – scoring 30 points on 12-for-17 shooting as Snohomish County Christian defeated Skykomish in the Northwest B game.
Skykomish-Brown 15, Farmer 6, Robinson 3, West 14, Nelson 7. Snohomish County Christian-Kan 2, Wallace 2, Grossenbacher 4, Schettler 8, Johnson 8, Doucet 30, Maddon 8, Adams 10. 3-point goals-Doucet 2, Adams 1. Records-Skykomish 0-4 in league, 7-4 overall. Snohomish County Christian 1-3, 3-10. |
Girls
Blaine 77, Sultan 38: Kristina Detson and Decily Beckers scored seven points apiece for Sultan in the North Cascades Conference game.
Blaine-Summers 21, Francis 12, P. Cane 11, Robertson 10, Jackson 4, Hendrickson 4, Nix 4, Stull 4, Kramer 3. Sultan-Detson 7, Beckers 7, Powers 6, Burnside 6, Elliott 5, Cramer 3, McKenna 2, Sumpter 2. Records-Blaine 7-0 in conference, 11-0 overall. Sultan 0-7, 2-8. |
South Whidbey 65, Meridian 45: South Whidbey dominated Meridian with a full-court press in the North Cascades Conference game. Marcella Litwiller led the Falcons with 18 points and South Whidbey shot 23-for-28 from the free-throw line, while Meridian hit just 17 of 34.
Meridian-Johnson 13, Brandt 9, Alvord 5, Hayes 12, Wasel 6. South Whidbey-Russell 17, Eaton 2, Grimm 2, Newman 8, Litwiller 18, Hicks 2, Burton 4, Iverson 2, Tobler 3, McCune 7. 3-point goals-Russell 2, Johnson 2. JV-South Whidbey defeated Meridian. Records-Meridian 3-5 in league, 4-8 overall. South Whidbey 3-4, 3-6. |
Nooksack Valley 63, Lakewood 38: Katie Robinson and Kara Groen each scored 13 points to lead Nooksack Valley in its North Cascades victory. Dana Black scored 13 points to lead Lakewood.
NV-McKissick 2, Wilburn 11, Robinson 13 Jensen 6, Groen 13, Visser 4, Vermeulen 9, Kooistra 3, Handy 2. L-Black 13, Bader 5, Smith 1, Seiver 4, Walter 3, Vanderwel 7, Avery 2, Gemmer 3. 3-point goals-Wilburn 1, Robinson 1, Groen 3, Black 3, Bader 1, Walter 1. JV-Nooksack Valley def. Lakewood. Records-Nooksack Valley 6-2 in league, 10-2 overall. Team 1-6, 2-8. |
Coupeville 44, Friday Harbor 19: Lexie Black scored 10 points and Vanessa Davis chipped in nine to lead Coupeville to its fourth-consecutive Northwest A victory and sixth in a row overall.
FH-Bryant 2, Anderson 3, Chevalier 2, Herbert 2, Judkins 10. Coupeville-Skvarla 2, Bailey 4, Clark 5, Lamb 6, Mouw 2, H. Davis 4, V. Davis 9, B. Black 2, L. Black 10. 3-point goals-Clark 1. Records-Friday Harbor 1-3 in league, 2-10 overall. Coupeville 4-0, 9-3. |
Lopez 44, Tulalip Heritage 31: Lopez took sole possession of first place in the Northwest B League Small School Division with the win. Jeska Bumgarner led Tulalip Heritage with 10 points, six rebounds, a block and two streals. Teammate Trisha Anderson had eight points, eight rebounds, two blocks and four steals.
Lopez-Brady 1, Marshak 3, Dalton 9, Buchanan 7, Zoerb 4, Wilson 14, McGovern 6. Tulalip Heritage-Bumgarner 10, Williams 2, George 2, Vallo 4, Martin 2, Charley 3, Anderson 8. 3-point goals-Bumgarner 2. Records-Lopez 4-0 league, 6-6 overall. Tulalip Heritage 3-1, 9-3. |
Snohomish County Christian 63, Skykomish 10: Tara Holgate and Melanie Oakland combined for 35 points as Snohomish County Christian cruised to the Northwest B victory over Skykomish.
Skykomish-Brown 5, Sweeters 4, McCrew 1. Snohomish CC-Jackson 4, M. Oakland 17, B. Brekkaa 9, Cathey 3, E. Oakland 2, N. Brekkaa 10, Holgate 18. 3-point goals-Brown 1, B. Brekkaa 1. Records-Skykomish 3-8 overall. Snohomish County Christian 9-4. |
Shoreline Christian 53, Grace Academy 27: Shoreline Christian’s Alison Vanderwerff had 15 points to lead the Crusaders to the Northwest B victory. Jacie Short, of Grace Academy led all scorers with 19 points, 15 coming on 3-pointers.
Shoreline Christian-Vanderwerff 15, Fertello 7, Visser 8, Deelstra 4, Hodges 8, DeKoekkoek 5, VanHall 6. Grace Academy-Spencer 2, Blessin 2, Howard 4, Short 19. 3-point goals-Short 5, Vanderwerff 2. JV-Shoreline Christian defeated Grace Academy. Records-Shoreline Christian 2-1 in league, 6-7 overall. Grace Academy 0-4, 6-7. |
Darrington 54, Mount Vernon Christian 41 : Amy Jones scored 26 points and had 10 steals to lead Darrington to its fifth-consecutive Northwest B victory.
D-Bryson 13, Jones 26, Harris 4, Schillhammer 9, Fromong 2. MVC-Annema 15, Orange 7, B. Crandall 8, J. Crandall 3, Rylaarsdam 4, Vanbarkum 4. 3-point goals-Orange 1, Annema 1, Jones 3, Schillhammer 1. JV-Darrington def. MVC. Records-Darrington 5-0 in league, 12-1 overall. Mount Vernon Christian 1-2, 7-5. |
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