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    PREP BASKETBALL ROUNDUP

    Mariner boys beat Meadowdale 44-39

    LYNNWOOD -- The Mariner boys basketball team would like a spot at the top of the Wesco South too.

    Senior post Damascus Purnell scored 12 points and Josh Kiehl hit two 3-pointers late, as Mariner took a 44-39 Wesco South victory over Meadowdale at Meadowdale High School on Saturday night.

    It was the first Wesco South loss of the season for Meadowdale, which entered the game 6-0 and tied with Mountlake Terrace for first place.

    Mariner improved to 6-1 in league.

    "They made big shots when they needed to," Meadowdale assistant coach Dean Wiley said of Kiehl's two 3-pointers and a 15-foot jump shot by senior Nick Malysheff that put the game out of reach late.

    Kiehl finished with 8 points for Mariner and Malysheff finished with seven points.

    Mariner employed a zone defense to slow down Meadowdale, and also a press defense to prevent the Mavericks from getting into their offense.

    "(Mariner head coach) Dexter Griffin does a great job," Wiley said. "They're real physical, and they play aggressive."

    Roger O'Neill led the Mavericks with 16 points and hit two 3-pointers, and Kris Larson added 10 points.

    At Meadowdale H.S.

    Mariner 9 12 11 12 -- 44

    Meadowdale 11 10 7 11 -- 39

    Mariner--Yusuf 2, Kiehl 8, Minor 7, Doerscher 2, Dillon 6, McCulloch, Stepura, Malysheff 7, Purnell 12. Meadowdale--O'Neill 16, Johnson, Beucherie, Shiferaw 3, Surur 2, Kyobe, Carroll, Hamlett 8, Larson 10. 3-point goals--Kiehl 2, O'Neill 2, Shiferaw. Records--Mariner 6-1 league, 7-3 overall. Meadowdale 6-1, 7-2.

    Snohomish 66, Arlington 56: At Arlington, Snohomish went on a 30-6 run in the first half en route to a Wesco North league win. Brian Wolfe scored 16 of his game-high 27 points in the second quarter for the Panthers. Lucas Larson, a 6-foot-3 senior guard, scored 15 points for Arlington.

    At Arlington H.S.

    Snohomish 10 24 11 21 -- 66

    Arlington 9 6 16 23 -- 56

    Snohomish--Wolfe 27, Ortiz 13, VandenBosch 0, Mason 0, Pecha 15, McGinnis 0, McGee 7, M. Scattaregia 4. Arlington--Carlson 6, Cooper 0, Richardson 12, Heath 1, Larson 15, Petit 0, Busby 13, Carpenter 9, Petersen 0, Smith 0. 3-point goals--Richardson 2, Larson 1, Busby 2, Carpenter 1, Wolfe 3, Pecha 1. Records--Snohomish 4-2 league, 6-4 overall. Arlington 2-3, 4-5.

    Lake Stevens 49, Everett 35: At Lake Stevens, First place Lake Stevens was able to win a defensive battle against Everett on Saturday in the Wesco North. Shane Kaska led Lake Stevens with 11 points and 10 rebounds.

    At Lake Stevens H.S.

    Everett 6 8 8 13 -- 35

    Lk. Stevens 12 7 14 16 -- 49

    Everett--Murray 4, Brown 3, McKinnon 2, Homer 0, Mattson 20, Frauenholtz 0, Barhanovich 0, Grindstaff 2, Daly 4. Lake Stevens--Legg 4, Isaksen 2, Finley 0, Schneider 4, TJ Dodge 9, Hanson 0, Maw 6, Je. Dodge 0, Kaska 11, Stickney 13, Vandevandegrift 0. 3-point goals--Brown 1, TJ Dodge 1, Kaska. Records--Everett 1-4 league, 2-6 overall. Lake Stevens 6-1, 8-2.

    Lynnwood 52 Shorewood 47: At Lynnwood, senior forward Geoff Meinken scored 16 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Royals beat Shorewood in a Wesco South matchup. Lynnwood senior Aaron Matzen led all scorers with 21 points while Micah Mitchell and Tomas Sanchez each scored 10 for the Thunderbirds.

    At Lynnwood H.S.

    Shorewood 13 10 12 12 -- 47

    Lynnwood 13 11 9 19 -- 52

    Shorewood--Pillay 9, Parrilla 0, Mitchell 10, Daza 2, Simpkins 0, Sanchez 10, Higgins 2, Smallwood 5, Haug 2, Wilkins 3, Wood 0, Berquist 4. Lynnwood--Bryant 3, Evans 3, Shippey, Milne 1, Elder, Daniel 0, Wilson 0, Meinken 16, Steelquist, Matzen 21, Alexander, Fajemisin 8. 3-point goals-- Pillay 1, Mitchell 2, Smallwood 1, Wilkins 1, Evans 1. Records--Shorewood 1-6 league, 2-7 overall. Lynnwood 3-4, 5-4.

    Monroe 50, Oak Harbor 49: At Monroe, Tim Ohlsen scored 18 points and hit three 3-pointers and tough team defense prevented Oak Harbor's Mike Washington Jr. from getting off a shot before the buzzer. Washington Jr. finished with a game-high 19 points and hit one 3-pointer.

    At Monroe H.S.

    Oak Harbor 15 14 6 14 -- 49

    Monroe 10 16 14 10 -- 50

    Oak Harbor--Boesch 4, Haley 4, Schulle, Fiske 4, Cole, Edens, Stout 15 1, Washington Jr. 19, Smith 2, Nadeau 3. Monroe--Ohlsen 18, Love 4, Sonneveldt 2, Roppo, Churlin 4, Lustyuk 4, Meeus 10, Parker 8. 3-point goals--Stout, Washington Jr., Ohlsen 3. Records--Oak Harbor 0-4 league, 1-7 overall. Monroe 2-3, 2-7.

    Jackson 49, Shorecrest 47: At Shoreline, Ryan Todd nailed a baseline jumper with two seconds on the clock for Jackson in a Wesco South matchup. Todd finished with a game-high 22 points. Ryan Dodge scored eight of his 10 points in the first quarter for the Scots.

    At Shorecrest H.S.

    Jackson 7 18 13 11 -- 49

    Shorecrest 16 9 13 9 -- 47

    Jackson--Todd 22, Cody 7, Rucker 2, Koch 1, Bray 9, Gay 2, Gilchrist 2, Wishko 2, O'Keefe 2. Shorecrest--Weinberg 6, McCoy, Diel 5, Hake 8, Chibuogwu Jr. 6, Dodge 10, Clevenger 8, Sullivan 4. 3-point goals--Diel 1, Hake 2, Bray 1. Records--Jackson 4-2 league, 5-3 overall. Shorecrest 2-5, 4-5.

    Stanwood 66, Cascade 50: At Stanwood, Stanwood held Cascade's Chris McGrath to just 14 points, well below his season average en route to 16-point victory on Saturday night.

    At Stanwood H.S.

    Cascade 8 15 10 17 -- 50

    Stanwood 17 10 17 22 -- 66

    Cascade--Jackson 2, Hilliard 3, Taylor 10, McGrath 14, Hancock 12, Barton, Lacey Jr. 0, McDaniels 5, Runkle 4. Stanwood--Asher 1, Jamieson 3, Wark 0, Haugstad 11, Schmidt 15, Orcutt 0, Johnson 11, Solvberg 14, Chabot 4, Hushagen 7. 3-point goals--Hilliard 1, Taylor 1, McGrath 1, Hancock 2, Jamieson 1, Haugstad 2, Schmidt 4. Records--Cascade 1-4 league, 1-6 overall. Stanwood 3-2, 6-3.

    King's 60, Coupeville 43: At Shoreline, King's outscored Coupeville 38-22 in the second half of a Cascade Conference win. Ryan Hoff, a 6-foot-1 junior guard, had 18 points and five rebounds for the Knights. Alex Mar added six assists for King's. For Coupeville, Cody Peters scored 15 points.

    At King's H.S.

    Coupeville 11 10 10 12 -- 43

    King's 11 11 19 19 -- 60

    Coupeville--Williams 4, Petrich 0, Wilcox 8, Bagby 4, Wacker 6, Peters 15, Smith 0, Kim 0, Walstad 0, Hammer 6. King's--Berg 3, Hardy 5, Brugger 6, Kitchens 1, McDonald 3, Hoff 18, Clauson 2, Talbot 4, Mar 6, Clocksin 12, Coshow 0. 3-point goals--Hardy 1, McDonald 1, Hoff 4. Records--Coupeville 1-2 league, 4-5 overall. King's 3-1, 7-3.

    Tulalip Heritage 63, Lummi 46: At Tulalip, Tulalip Heritage hit all four of its three pointers in the fourth quarter to knock off first place Lummi Saturday night.

    At Tulalip Heritage H.S.

    Lummi 7 18 8 13 -- 46

    Tulalip 16 9 12 26 -- 63

    Lummi--James 11, D.Tom 13, Jefferson 14, Dennis 6, L. Tom 0, Edwards 0, Reevey 0, Oldham 0 . Tulalip Heritage--George 0, McKinney 6, WhiteBear 8, Comenote 21, Johnson 10, Cedano 2, K. Davis 16, Kublic 0, E. Jones 0. 3-point goals--Comenote 3, K. Davis 1, James 3. Records--Lummi 4-1 league, 4-1 overall. Tulalip Heritage 5-2, 9-2.

    Grace Academy 32, Highland Christian 27: At Marysville, Grace Academy used strong defense in the fourth quarter for a come-from-behind Northwest 1B league win. The victory is the first league win for the Eagles. Garrett Weinberg scored 15 points for Grace Academy. Craig Crawford had a team-high nine points for Highland Christian.

    At Grace Academy H.S.

    Highland Chr. 8 4 9 6 -- 27

    Grace Acad. 7 5 5 15 -- 32

    Highland Christian--C. Brown 2, Kelly 6, Crawford 9, Kurtzenaker 5, Simmons 2, Wold 0, Miles 3, Riker 0, Mattson 0. Grace Academy--Jay Lee 4, Weinberg 15, Lugg 0, B. Young 11, O'Kelly 0, Herrington 2, Jorgenson 0, D. Young 0. 3-point goals--Crawford 2, Weinberg 1, B. Young 2. Records--Highland Christian 2-4 league, 3-5 overall. Grace Academy 1-6, 2-8.

    Girls basketball

    Oak Harbor 64, Monroe 45: At Oak Harbor, Oak Harbor got off to a fast start, taking a 12-point lead at the end of the first quarter and cruising the rest of the way. Nicole Mowbray led all scores with 27, she also added nine rebounds.

    At Oak Harbor H.S.

    Monroe 6 18 11 10 -- 45

    Oak Harbor 18 18 17 11 -- 64

    Monroe--Ohlsen 9, Brazel 3, Ojalehto 2, Drawsky 4, Robertson 4, Smith, Clark 7, Murphy 9, Drivstuen 7. Oak Harbor--Tubo 3, Mowbray 27, Henricksen 5, Denmon 17, Abadesco, Fisken 4, Jansen 8, Earnhart. 3-point goals--Ohlsen 1, Murphy 3, Drivstuen 1. Records--Monroe 2-3 league, 5-4 overall. Oak Harbor 2-1, 5-2.

    King's 53, Coupeville 16: At Shoreline, King's defense held Coupeville to just five first half points in a 37-point victory on Saturday. Freshman Joclyn Kirton scored 14 points and had 13 rebounds to lead King's.

    At King's H.S.

    Coupeville 2 3 4 7 -- 16

    King's 14 11 14 14 -- 53

    Coupeville--K. Smith 2, Boyd 0, Caselden 0, Rosenkrance 4, Murdy 0, M. Smith 5, Sherman 1, Lawson 2, Hesselgrave 2, Manker 0, Lindemaertens 0. King's--Taylor 4, McCormick 1, Kleffner 5, D. Kirton 8, Friar 3, Storkson 5, J. Kirton 14, Cutright 5, McConnaughey 8. 3-point goals--Kleffner 1, Friar 1, Storkson 1, Cutright 1. Records--Coupeville 1-2 league, 4-5 overall. King's 3-1, 7-3.

    Highland Christian 36, Grace Academy 35: At Marysville, Lauren Krumm scored nine points and grabbed 16 rebounds for Grace Academy.

    At Grace Academy H.S.

    Highland Chr. 10 9 7 10 -- 36

    Grace Acad. 8 8 10 9 -- 35

    Highland Christian--Brown 2, Allison 4, Olin 5, K. Graber 8, Brockway, Ch. Graber 12, Timler 6, Brandes 1, Hodges. Grace Academy--Monteith, Musgrove, Likes 3, L. Krumm 9, H. Krumm, Cooper 3, Eneix 1, Galbreath, Wennersten 16, Schlumpf 2. 3-point goals--none. Records--Highland Christian 2-4 league, 3-5 overall. Grace Academy 3-4, 4-6.

    Lummi 59, Tulalip Heritage 34: At Tulalip, Lummi stayed undefeated in the Northwest 1B league by holding Tulalip to just 18 points through the first three quarters.

    At Tulalip Heritage H.S.

    Lummi 10 21 20 8 -- 59

    Tulalip 4 8 6 16 -- 34

    Lummi--Humpherys 6, Taubanheim 4, Frajman 13, Jefferson, S. Frajman 3, Brady 11 2, Lane, K. Lane 2, Edwards 12, Ramunda, Lansen 8, Bob. Tulalip Heritage--B. Jones, R. Jones, Jack 5, Deen, Velazquez 7, Martin 3, Todd 2, Enick 7, T. Fryberg 1, M. Fryberg 8, A. Jones 1. 3-point goals--Brady 2, S. Frajman, Enick 2, Jack. Records--Lummi 5-0 league, 6-0 overall. Tulalip Heritage 5-2, 7-3.

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