Prep boys basketball: King’s 44, Cascade Christian 30

BURIEN — Andrew Ayers scored a team-high 11 points and Calvin Kispert added 10 as King’s finished fifth at the Les Schwab Christmas Classic.

At Kennedy H.S.

King’s981215—44

Cascade Christian105105—30

King’s—Andrew Ayers 11, Brian Hughes 6, Caleb Taylor 6, Reid Jones 2, Josh Alexander 4, David Barhanovich 0, Jacob Storkson 0, Daniel Fouty 0, Calvin Kispert 10, Mason Friedline 5. Cascade Christian—Jordan Tveter 2, Andrew Tigges 0, Collin Tracy 0, Nate Brar 0, A.J. Howells 9, Jaelin Goldsmith 0, Jacob Kushman 15, Shawn Spencer 4. 3-point goals—Ayers 2, Hughes 1, Kushman 1. Records—King’s 8-3 overall. Cascade Christian not reported.

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