Published: Thursday, February 2, 2012
Stanwood boys' win over Snohomish creates logjam atop Wesco North
SNOHOMISH -- In a back-and-forth battle, Stanwood defeated Snohomish 62-58 on Thursday night. The Spartans were led by junior wing Cannen Roberson, who finished with 27 points to lead all scorers on the night.
"(Roberson) had just a solid game all around," said Snohomish head coach Len Bone. "He probably had six or eight points every quarter."
The fourth quarter was close the entire eight minutes of play according to Bone. Stanwood's largest lead in the period was as high as six at one point, but Snohomish was able to make multiple comeback attempts and was able to manage a small two-point lead late before ultimately losing by four.
For a breakdown of the Wesco North boys basketball scenarios, click here
Stanwood shot 24-for-42 from the field on the night, including shooting 6-for-12 from 3-point range.
Despite the loss the Panthers managed to get solid rebounding efforts from junior guard Kevin Yates, senior guard Luke Hamlin and junior forward Gabe Reichenberger. All three finished with eight rebounds on the night.
With the win Stanwood moves into a first place tie with Snohomish and Lake Stevens atop the Wesco North standings.
At Snohomish H.S.
Stanwood 17 9 14 22 -- 62
Snohomish 12 10 16 20 -- 58
Stanwood--M. Garcea 7, Thayer 8, Roberson 27, Stang 8, Williams 10, Sears 2. Snohomish--Yates 3, Hamlin 15, Stewart 10, Crippen 13, Baird 9, Carlson, Reichenberger 8, Caldwell 0. 3-point goals--Williams 1, Roberson 2, Baird 2, Yates 1, Hamlin 2 Crippen 1, Reichenberger 2, Baird 3. Records--Stanwood 10-4 league, 12-7 overall. Snohomish 10-4, 14-5.
"(Roberson) had just a solid game all around," said Snohomish head coach Len Bone. "He probably had six or eight points every quarter."
The fourth quarter was close the entire eight minutes of play according to Bone. Stanwood's largest lead in the period was as high as six at one point, but Snohomish was able to make multiple comeback attempts and was able to manage a small two-point lead late before ultimately losing by four.
For a breakdown of the Wesco North boys basketball scenarios, click here
Stanwood shot 24-for-42 from the field on the night, including shooting 6-for-12 from 3-point range.
Despite the loss the Panthers managed to get solid rebounding efforts from junior guard Kevin Yates, senior guard Luke Hamlin and junior forward Gabe Reichenberger. All three finished with eight rebounds on the night.
With the win Stanwood moves into a first place tie with Snohomish and Lake Stevens atop the Wesco North standings.
At Snohomish H.S.
Stanwood 17 9 14 22 -- 62
Snohomish 12 10 16 20 -- 58
Stanwood--M. Garcea 7, Thayer 8, Roberson 27, Stang 8, Williams 10, Sears 2. Snohomish--Yates 3, Hamlin 15, Stewart 10, Crippen 13, Baird 9, Carlson, Reichenberger 8, Caldwell 0. 3-point goals--Williams 1, Roberson 2, Baird 2, Yates 1, Hamlin 2 Crippen 1, Reichenberger 2, Baird 3. Records--Stanwood 10-4 league, 12-7 overall. Snohomish 10-4, 14-5.
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