Prep girls basketball: Meadowdale wins with clutch defense

SNOHOMISH — Meadowdale survived two last-minute Glacier Peak opportunities to hang onto a 45-42 Wesco South girls basketball win Friday.

Glacier Peak had consecutive inbound plays with less than 20 seconds remaining. But Meadowdale got defensive stops on each and converted two free throws to seal the win.

Michaela O’Neill had a team-high 12 points for the Mavericks.

Marjorie Heard had 17 points and 18 rebounds for Glacier Peak.

At Glacier Peak H.S.

Meadowdale818910—45

G. Peak117159—42

Meadowdale—Zickefoose 2, J. Fjortoft 8, Barhoum 2, Landa 3, Molitor 10, Beyer 7, M. O’Neill 12, Horn 0, Nugent 1, C. O’Neill 9. Glacier Peak—Granger 0, Hawkins 6, Smith 4, Rasmussen 9, Hill 3, VanDlac 0, Freitas 3, Gillie 0, Heard 17. 3-point goals—M. O’Neill 1, Beyer 1, Hawkins 1, Rasmussen 3, Freitas 1. Records—Meadowdale 10-2 league, 11-3 overall. Glacier Peak 6-5, 7-6.

Kamiak 52, Lynnwood 48: At Mukilteo, Michelle Lipscomb scored a game-high 20 points and added nine rebounds to lift Kamiak to the Wesco South victory. Kelsey Patrick added 13 points and eight rebounds for the Knights. Kasey Evans, Moken Fajemisin and Lacee Hill each had 10 points for the Royals.

At Kamiak H.S.

Lynnwood5171412—48

Kamiak12131116—52

Lynnwood—Horton 2, Cross 8, Hella, Hill 10, Evans 10, Fajemisin 10, Kang, Parker 8, Eddy 0, Coates 0. Kamiak—Sovich 7, Simmons 0, Barnes 0, Patrick 13, Kussman 2, Mahjoubian 0, Johnson 0, Lipscomb 20, Larson 6, McClaskey 4. 3-point goals—Sovich 1, Patrick 3, Lipscomb 1, Larson 2, Parker 1. Records—Lynnwood 4-7 league, 4-9 overall. Kamiak 8-4, 9-5.

Mountlake Terrace 48, Shorewood 46: At Shoreline, Mindy James scored 21 points and Mountlake Terrace hit the go-ahead bucket with seven seconds remaining, giving the Hawks the Wesco South victory. Becky Farden led Shorewood with 14 points.

At Shorewood H.S.

Terrace13101114—48

Shorewood1461412—46

Mountlake Terrace—Chikoore 4, Seidlitz 6, Pingul 3, James 21, Bouche 6, Kristianson 0, Berry 0, Staley 6, Shook 2. Shorewood—Echert 4, Bridges 0, Hasegawa 0, Farden 14, Lundquist 2, Nephew 5, Clark 5, England 8, Holley 8. 3-point goals—James 2, Farden 2. Records—Mountlake Terrace 2-9 league, 2-11 overall. Shorewood 1-10, 2-11.

Shorecrest 50, Mariner 46: At Everett, Gloria Tseng scored 12 points and Shorecrest defeated Mariner in the Wesco South game. Ho’okena Varde scored 15 points for Mariner.

At Mariner H.S.

Shorecrest1491017—50

Mariner1291411—46

Shorecrest—Axelson 5, Schrote 7, Grubaugh 0, Tseng 12, Glesener 0, Hagood 9, Richards 0, Towles 7, Uppinghouse 8, Matheson 2. Mariner—Anderson 0, Varde 15, Todhunter 7, Branham 10, Wilson 2, Ruscha 12. 3-point goals—Schrote 1, Hagood 1, Uppinghouse 2, Varde 1, Todhunter 2. Records—Shorecrest 3-8 league, 4-9 overall. Mariner 3-9, 4-10.

Arlington 50, Stanwood 43: At Arlington, Kyra Prause had 19 points and 18 rebounds to lead Arlington to the Wesco North win.

At Arlington H.S.

Stanwood1113109—43

Arlington12131411—50

Stanwood—Shaughnessy 0, Nemo 14, Chapin 0, Lucero 10, Bingham 10, Voelckers 2, Borseth 0, Wietzke 0, Heckman 7. Arlington—Prause 19, Scheppele 0, Evans 0, Duncan 3, Kesselring 6, Murrin 0, Weber 0, Daggett 3, Ferro 6, Schumck 4, Wilson 9. 3-point goals—Nemo 2, Lucero 2, Prause 1, Duncan 1. Records—Stanwood 2-8 league, 3-9 overall. Arlington 7-2, 10-3.

Snohomish 53, Oak Harbor 39: At Oak Harbor, Snohomish used a 22-3 run in the third quarter to win a Wesco North game. Ally Schmitt had seven of her 11 points in the third quarter for the Panthers. Jessica Denmon scored a game-high 16 for Oak Harbor.

At Oak Harbor H.S.

Snohomish616229—53

Oak Harbor109317—39

Snohomish—Wilson 0, Guthrie 9, Schmitt 11, Lampman 12, Timmerman 0, Berg 0, Benson 11, Bride 4, Balin 6. Oak Harbor—Tubo 2, Mowbray 6, Henricksen 2, Denmon 16, Abadesco 5, Fisken 0, Jansen 8, Bortolameotti 0. 3-point goals—Guthrie 3, Schmitt 1, Lampman 2, Denmon 1. Records—Snohomish 10-0 league, 12-2 overall. Oak Harbor 5-4, 8-5.

Marysville-Pilchuck 61, Everett 33: At Marysville, Morgan Martinis scored 20 points, including six 3-pointers for Marysville-Pilchuck in a Wesco North win. Britt Harris added 11 points and 13 rebounds for M-P. Mollie Antiojo and Alysia Letourneau each scored eight points for Everett.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S.

Everett27195—33

M-P14141320—61

Everett—Hope 7, Antiojo 8, Letourneau 8, Bell 0, MacCormac 7, Peel 0, Burton 3, Lauritzen 0, Taggart 0. Marysville-Pilchuck—Cull 0, Martinis 20, Lentz 8, Peterson 0, K. Enberg 3, Oden 0, Harris 11, E. Enberg 8, Heckendorf 0, Pierce 11. 3-point goals—Lentz 2, Martinis 6, Hope 1, Letourneau 2. Records—Everett 1-9 league, 3-11 overall. Marysville-Pilchuck 6-4, 9-5.

Lake Stevens 57, Monroe 45: At Monroe, Meghan Warbis scored 15 points and Stephanie Schumacher added 14 to lead Lake Stevens to the Wesco North win. Emily Drivstuen led the Bearcats with 13.

At Monroe H.S.

Lk. Stevens1791219—57

Monroe821133—45

Lake Stevens—K. Goddard 0, Puha 3, Bostwick 6, Warbis 15, L. Goddard 9, Co. Burke 8, Schumacher 14, Molstre 0, Swain 2. Monroe—Ohlsen 4, Brazel 3, Drawsky 0, Robertson 1, Smith 6, Clark 8, Murphy 8, Drivstuen 13, Snell 2. Records—Lake Stevens 6-4 league, 7-6 overall. Monroe 4-6, 7-7.

Granite Falls 33, Kings 23: At Shoreline, Audrey Murphy had eight points and eight rebounds and Granite Falls came out on top of a defensive Cascade Conference struggle in which King’s shot just 17 percent from the field.

At King’s H.S.

G. Falls69126—33

King’s90410—23

Granite Falls—S. Spencer 2, Jensen 2, P. Spencer 4, Smith 8, Kramer 7, Alexander 0, Wesala 0, Hensley 2, Murphy 8. King’s—Taylor 6, McCormick 2, D. Kirton 3, Wood 0, Friar 0, Storkson 3, J. Kirton 1, Cutright 3, McConnaughey 5. 3-point goals—Cutright 1. Records—Granite Falls 5-2 league, 8-5 overall. King’s 2-6, 6-9.

Archbishop Murphy 74, South Whidbey 32: At Langley, Sam Pettinger scored a team-high 19 points for Archbishop Murphy in a Cascade Conference win. For South Whidbey, Lindsey Newman had a game-high 20 points.

At South Whidbey H.S.

A. Murphy14251817—74

S. Whidbey291110—32

Archbishop Murphy—Rasmussen 8, Lyman 4, Bartholomew 11, Pettinger 19, Fletcher 4, Shober 2, Anderson 4, Smith 15, Carlson 7. South Whidbey—Peterson 0, O’Sullivan 2, Prosch 0, LaChaussee 6, Alber 4, Newman 20, T. Pope 0, S. Pope 0. 3-point goals—Bartholomew 3, Pettinger 1, Smith 1, Newman 1, Alber 1. Records—Archbishop Murphy 6-0 league, 11-0 overall. South Whidbey 2-2, 4-6.

Lakewood 60, Sultan 57 (OT): At Marysville, Maria Wiederkehr and Anna Work each had four points in overtime for Lakewood in the Cascade Conference victory. Wiederkehr had 12 rebounds in the contest and Work had 10.

At Lakewood H.S.

Sultan20611119—57

Lakewood151581012—0

Sultan—Batts 10, Brink 3, Hassler 0, O’Hara 19, Korn 6, Haney 13, Beucherie 6. Lakewood—Hernandez 0, Jillian Shafer 6, Wessell 2, Eby 2, Wiederkehr 13, Jocelyn Shafer 6, Work 21, Mizell 4, Smith 0, Diggs 5, Darrah 1. 3-point goals—O’Hara 2, Work 2. Records—Sultan 3-3 league, 5-7 overall. Lakewood 2-3, 4-8.

Cedarcrest 43, Coupeville 32: At Duvall, Cedarcrest had two players reach double-figure scoring in a Cascade Conference win. Megan Smith had a game-high 17 points for Coupeville. Cedarcrest out-rebounded Coupeville 31-23.

At Cedarcrest H.S.

Coupeville821210—32

Cedarcrest1451410—43

Coupeville—K. Smith 2, Boyd 2, Caselden 0, Rosenkrance 9, Murdy 0, M. Smith 17, Sherman 0, Lawson 0, Hesselgrave 2, Manker 0. Cedarcrest—Chapman 6, Kevin 11, Den-Hartog 10, Houser 6, O’Donnell 6, Taylor 0, Richter 3, Hisler 0. 3-point goals—Kevin 1, Rosenkrance 1, M. Smith 1. Records—Coupeville 0-7 league, 2-10 overall. Cedarcrest 4-1, 8-3.

Darrington 51, Shoreline Christian 41: At Darrington, Hailey Wales led all scorers with 23 points and also had 13 rebounds, four assists and three steals for Darrington in the Northwest 1A/2B game.

At Darrington H.S.

Shoreline Chr.49820—41

Darrington1091418—51

Shoreline Christian—Anderson 3, Hoskin 0, Daigneault 11, DeKoekkoek 10, Schneider 13, van der Giessen 0, Ott 2, Richards 2. Darrington—Fanning 2, H. Wales 23, Cousins 13, R. Wales 9, Baker 4, Pugh 0, Brooks 0. 3-point goals—Anderson 1, Schneider 1, Cousins 1. Records—Shoreline Christian 4-2 league, 7-5 overall. Darrington 3-4, 9-5.

North Sound Christian 48, Tulalip Heritage 39: At Mountlake Terrace, Hannah Reymore led North Sound Christian with 16 points. Shawnee Enick scored 17 points for Tulalip Heritage.

At North Sound Christian H.S.

Tulalip1011513—39

N. Sound96158—48

Tulalip Heritage—R. Jones 2, Oldham 5, Velazquez 7, Martin 6, Enick 17, A. Jones 2. North Sound Christian—Reymore 16, M. Castor 14, Oakland 12, Speck 2, Washio 4, J. Castor. 3-point goals—M. Castor 4, Valazquez 1, Enick 4. Records—Tulalip Heritage 6-5 league, 8-6 overall. North Sound Christian 5-4, 7-5.

Lummi 55, Highland Christian 24: At Arlington, behind Sarah Brady’s 19 points, Lummi clinched a 2B Tri-district playoff berth with a Northwest 1B win over Highland Christian.

At Highland Christian H.S.

Lummi14132117—55

Highland8583—24

Lummi—Humphries 7, Taubenheim 4, S. Frajman 6, K. Frajman 7, Brady 19, Birdhat 1, Edwards 9, Jefferson 2. Highland Christian—Backlund 1, Brockway 2, Graber 15, Tuemmler 6. 3-point goals—Humphries 1, S. Frajman 1, Brady 1. Records—Lummi 9-0 league, 10-0 overall. Highland Christian 5-6, 5-7.

Grace Academy 39, Lopez Island 29: At Lopez Island, Grace Academy went on a 10-1 run in the final three minutes to earn the Northwest 1B victory. Lauren Krumm had a contest-leading 15 points and 14 rebounds for Grace Academy.

At Lopez Island H.S.

Grace Acad.104816—38

Lopez Is.37811—29

Grace Academy—Monteith 2, Musgrove 0, Likes 9, Cooper 5, Eneix 0, Galbreath 0, Wennersten 3, Schlumpf 0, L. Krumm 15, H. Krumm 5. Lopez Island—Schober 6, Dalton 0, Stanley 10, Ogden 4, Burson 1, DeGraaf 5, Steinbrueck 3. 3-pointers—Stanley 2. Records—Grace Academy 4-7 league, 5-10 overall. Lopez Island 1-8, 1-10.

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