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Clark paces Tahoma

Published 7:15 am Thursday, November 29, 2007

By Herald Staff

COVINGTON — Patrick Clark scored 27 points, 21 on seven 3-pointers, leading Tahoma to a 56-46 victory over Sultan in a non-conference boys basketball game.

Jordan Nicholes scored a game-high 32 points, shooting 10-for-10 from the free throw line, to lead the Turks.

At Tahoma H.S.

Sultan6121414—46

Tahoma10141616—56

Sultan — Clarke, Cogger, Cotterill 1, Grossi 4, Hoiland, Johnson 1, LaMunyon 5, Nicholes 32, Ruddock 3, VanWyngarden. Tahoma—Hanson, Burns 1, Chase 4, Eckard 8, Gudde, Boyer 4, Behrens 8, Clark 27, Rainier 4. 3-point goals—Ruddock 1, LaMunyon 1, Chase 1, Eckard 1, Rainier 1, Clark 7. JV score—Tahoma def. Sultan. Records—Sultan 0-1 overall. Tahoma 1-0.

Darrington 62, Cedar-Park Christian 54: At Darrington, a 24-point fourth period turned a small deficit into a comfortable win for Darrington. Cedar-Park Christian led, 40-38, going into the fourth.

At Darrington H.S.

CPC1951614— 54

Darrington12151124 — 62

Cedar-Park Christian — Ramos 18, Raschick 2, Bettinger 20, Goodmanson 2, Springer 8, Orrico 4. Darrington — O’Dell 19, Hoveskeland 5, Green 21, Paris 16, Jones 9, Olsen 2. 3-point goals—Ramos 3, Bettinger 3, Green 3, Hoveskeland 1, Jones 1. Records—Cedar-Park Christian 0-1 overall. Darrington 1-0.

Coupeville 76, Chimacum 34: At Coupeville, Brian Miller scored a game-high 15 points to lead Coupeville.

At Coupeville H.S.

Chimacum21261811—76

Coupeville41389—34

Chimacum—Eldridge 5, Worley 12, Hansen 5, Johnson 6, Evasick 4, Modispacher 2, T. Eldridge, Dvekek, Moug, Brown Manix, Gale. Coupeville—Williams 3, Peters 6, Loesch 9, Wacker 12, Smith 4, Evans 12, O’Keefe 7, Kim 3, Bagby 5, Miller 15, Wilcox, Bergern. 3-point goals—Williams 1, Wacker 1, Evans 2, Kim 1, Bagby 1, Eldridge 1, Hansen 1. JV score—Coupeville 79, Chimacum 11. Records—Chimacum 0-1 overall. Coupeville 1-0.

Wrestling

Mt. Vernon 54, Shorewood 21: At Mt. Vernon, the Bulldogs picked up three falls and four more victories by way of forfeit en route to a sizable defeat of Shorewood.

At Mt. Vernon H.S.

103 — double forfeit. 112 – Leach, Shorewood, forfeit. 119 — Koetje, Mt. Vernon, pinned Floresca, 5:48. 125 – Adams, Mt. Vernon, forfeit. 130 — Hauser, Mt. Vernon, forfeit. 135 — Berenson, Shorewood, pinned Johnston, 2:58. 140 — Revas, Mt. Vernon, pinned Nitta, 2:16. 145 — Avila, Mt. Vernon, pinned Awmes, 1:51. 152 — Jensen, Shorewood, major decision Gomez, 11-2. 160 — Barrington, Mt. Vernon, pinned Smith, 2:15. 171 — Johnson, Mt. Vernon, forfeit. 189 — Hester, Shorewood, pinned Rodriguez, 1:23. 215 – Saldivar, Mt. Vernon, pinned Kelly, 2:01. 285 – Osborn, Mt. Vernon, forfeit.

Arlington 52, Mount Vernon 21: At Mount Vernon, Arlington’s freshmen made a solid debut as both Nathan Shortt and Matt Badgley each won their season-opening matches. Shortt recorded a 13-5 major decision at the 140-pound weight class and Badgley recorded a pin in just 11 seconds at the 125 division.

At Mount Vernon H.S.

215­–Rabenstein (MV) dec. Pierce, 10-4; 285–Osburn (MV) pinned Davis, 4:21; 103–Reandeau (A) won by forfeit; 112–Goheen (A) won by forfeit; 119–Koetje (MV) pinned Haynes, 3:11; 125–Badgley (A) pinned Adams; 0:11; 130–Hausauer (MV) dec. Berg, 8-1; 135–White (A) pinned Johnston; 0:50; 140–Shortt (A) major dec. Avila, 13-5; 145–Hale (A) pinned Hoagland, 4:53; 152–Gomez (MV) dec. Henderson, 10-5; 160– Bosley (A) pinned Barrington, 2:00; 171–Myers (A) won by forfeit; 189–Anderson (A) pinned Rodriguez, 1:00.

Arlington 1-0 overall. Mount Vernon 0-1.

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