Prep boys basketball: Meadowdale ekes out win at Arlington

ARLINGTON — Meadowdale came out on fire on Tuesday night, establishing an early lead against Arlington in a game in which it would hang on to win 57-54.

Meadowdale held a 29-21 lead at halftime, but Arlington made a run in the third quarter to cut the lead to 44-43 late in the second half. The two teams continued to trade baskets until the game came down to one final possesion for Arlington with 30 seconds remaining.

With Meadowdale clinging to a 57-54 lead, Arlington set up a play for a 3-pointer, but Cole Carpenter’s attempt fell short at the buzzer.

“It was a real good battle,” Arlington coach Nick Brown said.

Carpenter led Arlington with 16 points and had some timely assists.

“Cole did a really good job of distributing the ball, and had some great assists,” Brown said.

Connor Hamlett led Meadowdale with 20 points.

At Arlington H.S.

Meadowdale12171414—57

Arlington8131716—54

Meadowdale—O’Neill 14, Shiferaw 3, Surur 5, Kyobe 7, Carroll 4, Hamlett 20, Larson 4. Arlington—Carlson 2, Cooper, Richardson 2, Heath 10, Larson 13, Petit, Busby 11, Carpenter 16. 3-point goals—Shiferaw 1, Larson 3. Records—Meadowdale 5-1 overall. Arlington 2-4.

Mark Morris 54, Mountlake Terrace 51: At Mountlake Terrace, Terrace missed a 3-point try at the buzzer in the non-league game. Karsten Strieby led the Hawks with a game-high 20 points.

At Mountlake Terrace H.S.

Morris17121015—54

Terrace822129—51

Mark Morris—Devries 12, Kirkpatrick 6, Brill 6, Carson 0, Thacker 2, Atkins 6, Sokol 2, Rollins 0, Thacker 2, Suek 5, Hutchison 13. Mountlake Terrace—Champoux 1, J. Sells 6, Clingan 10, R. Sells 11, Lechtenberg 3, Estrada 0, Strieby 20. 3-point goals—Clingan 2, Strieby 2. Records—Mark Morris 4-1 overall. Mountlake Terrace 4-2.

Mariner 56, Tahoma 34: At Federal Way, the Marauders stole the ball 11 times, took three charges and allowed just 10 points in the first half of the non-league game at the Decatur Tournament. Damascus Purnell scored 11 points and had five rebounds, four steals and three assists. Nick Malysheff had 10 points on 5-of-7 shooting.

At Decatur H.S.

Mariner9151319—56

Tahoma641410—34

Mariner—Yusuf 4, Kiehl 3, Hall 2, McCulloch 2, Reola 2, Dillon 11, Minor 11, Purnell 11, Malysheff 10, Doerscher, Stepura, Williams. Tahoma—Hobson 3, Costanzo, Goodman 4, Williams, Summerhays 6, Munks, Eades 1, Miller 2, Behren 16, Oelshoager 2, Gleno. 3-point goals—Hobson 1, Summerhays 1, Behren 2, Kiehl 1, Minor 1, Dillon 1. Records—Tahoma 0-8 overall. Mariner 5-1.

Shorecrest 63, Burlington-Edison 51: At Shoreline, Richard Weinberg had two steals and eight points in the first quarter, setting the pace for the Scots, and Randy Sullivan kept the offense going with 11 points in the second half of the non-league victory. Weinberg finished the game with 15 points and eight rebounds and Sullivan had 18 points. Point guard Travis Hake made three of six 3-point attempts.

At Shorecrest H.S.

B-E1381614—51

Shorecrest16181514—63

Burlington-Edison—Babington 1, Coulter 25, Stewart 7, Hayton, Reed, Capron 4, Conijn 4, Walser, Bales 10. Shorecrest—Weinberg 15, McCoy 3, Diel 3, Hake 11, Bateman, Dodge 9, Clevenger 4, Sullivan 18. 3-point goals—McCoy 1, Diel 1, Hake 3, Stewart 1. Records—Burlington-Edison not reported. Shorecrest 4-2.

Lake Stevens 59, Gig Harbor 47: At Gig Harbor, Lake Stevens posted 17 first-quarter points and held the advantage the rest of the way in the non-league game. The Vikings were 12-for-14 from the free-throw line in the fourth quarter. Shane Kaska of Lake Stevens led all scorers with 21 points.

At Gig Harbor H.S.

Lake Stevens17131118—59

Gig Harbor12131111—47

Visitor—Legg, Isaksen 2, Finley 3, Schneider 5, TJ Dodge 5, Hanson 2, Maw 9, Vandergrift, Je. Dodge, Kaska 21, Stickney 12. Home—Davis 2, Karamadie 8, Payne 5, Ruthenberg, Castle 4, Bigelow 4, Repar 15, Gagliardi 3, Hodges 4, Jenkins 2. 3-point goals—Dodge 1, Mahh 1, Kaska 2, Karamadie 2, Payne 1, Repar 2. Records—Lake Stevens 5-2 overall.

Stanwood 51, Woodinville 49: At Stanwood, Stanwood led by 11 points with three minutes to go, but Woodinville made a late run. However it was too little too late as Stanwood held on for the non-league win. Zack Johnson led Stanwood with 15 points and eight rebounds.

At Stanwood H.S.

Woodinville815620—49

Stanwood6171216—51

Woodinville—Reavley 6, Aziz 11, Young, Forde 7, Tarabochia 5, Gross, Teachout, Clifford 18, Graham 2. Stanwood—Asher 2, Wark, Haugstad 2, Schmidt 6, Orcutt, Johnson 15, Solvberg 7, Chabot 2, Hushagen 13, Jamieson 1, Cook 3. 3-point goals— Aziz 1, Tarabochia 1, Clifford 1. Records—Woodinville 3-2 overall. Stanwood 4-2.

Lynnwood 49, Cascade 48: At Lynnwood, the Royals squandered a 10-point lead in the fourth quarter, leaving the door open for Cascade. But Lynnwood’s defense shutdown the Bruins and held on for the non-conference win. Lynnwood’s Aaron Matzen had 21 points, 12 rebounds and four blocks. Teammate Simi Fajemisin had 17 points, nine rebounds and five blocks. And Lynnwood’s Edward Evans controlled the game at point guard, committing just three turnovers.

At Lynnwood H.S.

Cascade581214—48

Lynnwood9141015—49

Cascade—Hillard 5, Tolpingrud, Taylor 2, McGrath 11, Hancock 3, Beaver, Barton 3, Lacey Jr. 6, McDaniels 9. Lynnwood—Evans 1, Milne 8, Elder, Daniel, Wilson 1, Meinken, Steelquist, Matzen 21, Fajemisin 17. 3-point goals—Hillard 1, McGrath 1, Hancock 1, Matzen 1. Records—Cascade 3-2 overall. Lynnwood 3-3.

Bishop Blanchet 57, Marysville-Pilchuck 38: At Seattle, Bishop Blanchet held each Marysville-Pilchuck player to single digits and the Tomahawks scored just two points in the third quarter en route to the non-conference loss. Stephen Reinhart of Blanchet scored 23 points and teammate Rex Nelson scored 16.

At Bishop Blanchet H.S.

M-P910217—38

Blanchet247188—57

Marysville-Pilchuck—Holm, Busichio 8, Soriano 6, Toler 5, Lanphere 2, Godsey 2, Forsythe 7, Elwell 8. Bishop Blanchet—Matous 8, McBride 4, Reinhart 23, Brown 2, Heinrich 2, Throckmorton 2, Nelson 16, Berry, Olson, Timberlake, Villanueva. 3-point goals—none reported. Records—Marysville-Pilchuck 3-3 overall.

Post Falls 83, Monroe 67: At Coeur d’Alene, the senior-laden run-and-gun offense of Post Falls shot well over 50 percent from the floor in its defeat of Monroe at the North Idaho College Tournament. Alec Churlin had a season-high 15 points and Bryan Sonneveldt did an excellent job defending Post Falls standout Marcus Colbert, holding him to just nine points.

At North Idaho College

P. Falls25212017—83

Monroe17181616—67

Post Falls—Hill 12, Cozzens 3, Munzey 2, Mal. Colbert 11, Reid 13, Mar. Colbert 9, Carter 27, Cragin 6. Monroe—Ohlsen 14, Sonneveldt 6, Roppo 9, Vargas 3, Pathompornvivat, Churlin 15, Peloquin, Lustyuk 8, Meeus 2, Parker 10. 3-point goals—Roppo 1, Churlin 1, Hill 1, Cozzens 1, Mal. Colbert 1, Mar. Colbert 1, Reid 1, Carter 3. Records—Post Falls 3-1 overall. Monroe 3-3.

Ingraham 64, Snohomish 60: At Seattle, Snohomish’s Blaine Ortiz hit a shot at the buzzer to send the game into overtime. Ingraham jumped ahead 57-52 in overtime and shut the door on Snohomish, which is now 5-2 overall.

At Ingraham H.S.

Snohomish1549148—60

Ingraham108191512—64

Snohomish—Wolfe 20, Ortiz 15, VandenBosch 1, Mason, Pecha 9, McGinnis 3, McGee 12, Caudill. Ingraham—Spellman 16, Oakley 13, Barnes 3, Jones 16, Prince 2. 3-point goals—Jones 1, Gibson 1, Wolfe 1, Pecha 1, Ortiz 1. Records—Snohomish 5-2 overall. Ingraham not reported.

King’s 58, John Paul II (Plano, Texas) 42: At San Diego, King’s bounced back from a one-point loss in the semifinals to take third place in the Slam Division of the Surf ‘N Slam Tournament. “We were down by one at halftime and did a nice job of taking control in the second half,” King’s coach Bill Liley said. Ryan Hoff was 3-for-5 from 3-point range and scored a game-high 20 points for the Knights. Teammate Alex Mar had eight points and six assists.

At University City H.S.

King’s11111620—58

John Paul II167127—42

King’s—Berg 0, Hardy 13, Brugger 7, Kitchens 0, McDonald 0, Hoff 20, Clauson 0, Talbot 0, Mar 8, Clocksin 10. John Paul II—Thompson 0, Avictor 14, Wagner 3, Burch 7, Granvin 8, Cunningham 2, Center 10. 3-point goals—Avictor 1, Burch 1, Hoff 3, Hardy 3. Records—King’s 5-2 overall. John Paul II not reported.

Highline 54, Cedarcrest 36: At Duvall, Cedarcrest had 26 turnovers in the non-league loss.

At Cedarcrest H.S.

Highline—not reported. Cedarcrest—Rekers 0, McRae 2, Campbell 0, Hintzke 3, Corpus 4, Alness 0, Hammontree 0, Padron 12, McKinney 0, Cook 6, Fletcher 3, Klingenberg 6. 3-point goals—Cook 1. Records—Highline 2-2 overall. Cedarcrest 0-4.

Archbishop Murphy 48, Sehome 42: At Everett, JD Melton scored six of his nine points in the final minutes of the fourth quarter in the non-league victory. Every Wildcat player scored in the contest with Paris Felder leading the way with 12 points and five assists. The Wildcats made six of 12 3-point attempts.

At Archbishop Murphy H.S.

Sehome1115511—42

Murphy1210818—48

Sehome—D. Thorpe 11, Tursic 13, Peterson 6, Keyes, Rode 2, B. Thorpe, Fox, Miksovsky 10. Archbishop Murphy—Smith 5, Felder 12, Woolman-Otis 4, Fleming 7, Melton 9, McCann 3, Hards 5, Quinlan 3. 3-point goals—Felder 2, Hards 1, Fleming 1, Smith 1, Tursic 2, Peterson 2, Miksovsky 2. Records—Sehome 3-3. Archbishop Murphy 2-3.

Lakewood 55, Lambrick Park 52: At Marysville, Lakewood trailed at halftime, but turned up the defense in the second half to earn its first win of the season. Lakewood’s Joseph Hawkins had seven points and eight rebounds and Nathan Hesselman had 18 points and eight rebounds.

At Lakewood H.S.

Lambrick Park12161113—52

Lakewood11101519—55

Lambrick Park—Breal, Campbell 2, Ciattich, Russell, lagah 14, Ofukny 2, Muir 7, Darnell 18, Kang, Hull 9. Lakewood—Fry 4, Stauffer 6, Bird 5, Dennis 2, Hawkins 7, Leach 9, Von Pein, Wiersma, Diamond 4, Hesselman 18, Sanders. 3-point goals—Lagah 2, Darnell 3. Records—Lakewood 1-3 overall.

Darrington 48, Seattle Lutheren 41: At Seattle, Darrington’s Corey Hoveskeland had a game-high 18 points and Mike Parris chipped in another 14 as the Loggers got the non-conference win.

At Seattle Lutheran H.S.

Darrington961815—48

Seattle Luth.89159—41

Darrington—Parris 14, Hoveskeland 18, Buchanan 12, Gillette 4, Nash, Newcombe, Carter. Seattle Lutheran—Morgan 7, Lisko 4, R. Severson 5, B. Severson 13, Burba 6, Drisal 2, Simmons 4. 3-point goals—Hoveskeland 3, Buchanan 1, R. Severson 1, Burba 2. Records—Darrington 4-1 overall. Seattle Lutheran 5-2.

North Sound Christian 56, Albany, Australia, 39: At Mountlake Terrace, Jeremy Waller had a career-high 28 points and knocked down all five off his 3-pointers in the second half to help North Sound pull away to the non-league win.

At North Sound Christian H.S.

Albany111189—39

N. Sound10131023—56

Australian team—Pearson 4, Pakin-Barnes 9, Byrne 6, Merritt 2, Stone 4, Hassell 2, Griffiths 3, Powell 3, Liddiard 2. North Sound Christian—Otis 4, Waller 28, Watson 2, Johnson, Hudson 2, Mahler 8, Patterson 3, Hansen, Vaughn 5, Martinez 4, Reidt. 3-point goals— Waller 5, Mahler 2, Pakin-Barnes 1, Griffiths 1. Record—North Sound Christian 2-4 overall.