PREP ROUNDUP
Published 11:21 pm Saturday, January 3, 2009
EVERETT — Michael LaMunyon made 9 of 10 3-pointers Saturday as the Sultan Turks boys basketball team shot 68 percent from the field and defeated Everett 71-57 on its home court.
“We took one on the chin tonight, hopefully we’ll learn from it,” Everett coach Aaron Nations said.
Nations said the Turks were able to hit most every open jump shot they took and Jordan Nicholes did an excellent job finding open shooters. Nicholes nearly had a triple-double finishing with 16 points, eight rebounds and 12 assists.
“They started strong and just kept going the whole game,” Nations said.
Sultan led 35-20 at halftime and Everett was never able to get closer than 10 points throughout the second half.
“If it wasn’t LaMunyon making a three it was (Nathan) Barnhill or (Zach) Beebe making a layin,” Nations said.
At Everett H.S.
Sultan14211917—71
Everett7131621—57
Sultan—Ruddock 2, E. VandenEkart, Barnhill 7, Beebe 9, Knoles 6, LaMunyon 29, T. VandenEkart 2, Nicholes 16. Everett—Murray 8, Brown 2, McKinnon 5, Homer 6, Mattson 21, Frauenholtz 7, Barhanovich 8, Grindstaff, Sowinski, Daly. 3-point goals—LaMunyon 9, McKinnon 1, Homer 2, Mattson 3, Barhanovich 2. Records—Sultan 3-2 overall. Everett 2-5.
Mount Vernon 79, Cascade 72: At Everett, Chris McGrath hit five 3-pointers for Cascade.
At Cascade H.S.
Mt. Vernon21202018—79
Cascade19172313—72
Mt. Vernon—Scoring not available. Cascade—Hilliard Jr. 1, Tolpingrud, Taylor 2, McGrath 33, Hancock 12, Beaver, Barton 7, Lacey Jr 4., McDaniels 7, Runkle. 3-point goals—Jordan 3, Taylor 2, Webber 1, Tolpingrud 1, McGrath 5, Hancock 3. Records—Mount Vernon not reported. Cascade 2-4.
Mountlake Terrace 82, Edmonds-Woodway 58: At Edmonds-Woodway, Ryan Sells led all scorers with 22 for Terrace.
At Edmonds-Woodway H.S.
Terrace19183114—82
E-W8151322—58
Mountlake Terrace— Champoux 4, Fickle 2, Eftekhari 6, J. Sells 6, Karels 2, Clingan 15, R. Sells 22, Lechtenberg, Estrada 2, Brooks, Streiby 13, Stracener 10. Edmonds-Woodway—Haggard 4, Bury 6, Rupple 5, Shrestha 3, Degrazia 12, Sherrill 4, Jordan 6, Wooley 4, Wilson 2, Willcock 4, Polovina 8. 3-point goals—Polovina 1, Shrestha 1, Streiby 1. Records—Mountlake Terrace 5-0 league, 5-2 overall. Edmonds-Woodway 0-4, 1-5.
Jackson 78, Australian Team 47: At Mill Creek, Brett Kingma made 3 of 6 3-point attempts and finished with a game-high 27 points.
At Jackson H.S.
Aust. team1113194—47
Jackson24191817—78
Australian team—Stewart 1, Walsh 23, Hunter 4, Zuigdwijk 3, Petty 2, Cheverly 7, Wilson 2, Clydesdale 5. Jackson—Kingma 27, Todd 16, Cody, Rucker 2, Bray 11, Dineen, Gay 2, Gilchrist 5, Wishko 6, O’Keefe 7, Acholonu, Grisby 2. 3-point goals—Zuigdwijk 1, Cheverly 1, Clydesdale 1, Kingma 2. Record—Jackson 4-2 overall.
Lake Stevens 62, Manley North (Australia) 44: At Lake Stevens, Shane Kaska scored 12 of his 18 points in the second quarter for the Vikings.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Manley North1071710—44
Lake Stevens10261412—62
Manley North—Ferris 4, Lin 8, Stevenson 3, Edwards, Sherwood 3, Hymen, Cheetam, Evans 16, McGuigan 9. Lake Stevens—Legg 8, Isaksen 11, Finley 2, Schneider 4, TJ Dodge 4, Hansen 2, Maw, Jones 2, J Dodge 5, Kaska 18, Stickney 6. 3-point goals—Isaksen 3, Kaska 1, Lin 2, Stevenson 1, Sherwood 1, Evans 2. Records—Manley North not reported. Lake Stevens 6-2.
Vancouver College 68, Stanwood 59: At Stanwood, Eric Chabot had 13 points and seven rebounds for Stanwood.
At Stanwood H.S.
Van. Coll.15171521—68
Stanwood5171819—59
Vancouver College—Bains 5, Mair 13, Whitlock 4, T. Scrubb 15, P. Scrubb 13, Campbell 19, Williams, Lee. Stanwood—Asher 1, Jamieson 5, Wark 6, Haugstad 5, Schmidt 5, Orcutt 4, Johnson 9, Solvberg 3, Chabot 13, Hushagen 6, Jacobs 2. 3-point goals—P.Scrubb 2, Campbell 3, T. Scrubb 1, Mair 1, Jamieson 1, Haugstad 1, Schmidt 1, Chabot 1. Records—Vancouver College not reported. Stanwood 4-3.
Centralia 67, Cedarcrest 49: at Centralia, Cameron Padron had 12 points, seven rebounds — four offensive — and five steals for Cedarcrest in the loss.
At Centralia H.S.
Cedarcrest7131217—49
Centralia11172316—67
Cedarcrest—Rekers, McRaie 2, Campbell 3, Hintzke, Corpus 2, Alness 7, Hammontree, Padron 12, McKinney, Cook 17, Fletcher, Klingenberg 6. Centralia—Grosetn, Sims 2, Lyons 14, Voetberg 3, Garland 8, Hawes 7, Masteller 15, Turnbull 18, Rodriguez. 3-pt goals—Cook 3, Alness 1, Campbell 1, Turnbull 2, Lyons 1. Records Centralia 4-0 overall. Cedarcrest 0-5.
Darrington 53, Clallam Bay 49: at Darrington, Leading scorers Cory Hoveskeland and Tyler Buchanan scored a combined 14 points in the fourth quarter to get the come-from-behind victory.
at Darrington H.S.
Clallam Bay1614136—49
Darrington11111615—53
Clallam Bay—Richardson 4, Hess 2, Chartraw 16, Smith 6, Anguo 4, Green 17, Bowlby. Darrington—Paris 7, Hoveskeland 24, Gillette 4, Cousins 3, Buchanan 15, Nash, Newcombe. 3-pt goals—Hoveskeland 4, Buchanan 3, Green 2. Clallam Bay 2-1 overall. Darrington 6-1.
Seattle Lutheran 68, North Sound Christian 44: At Mountlake Terrace, senior guard Jeremy Waller led the Lions with 17 points and Ian Watson grabbed six rebounds.
At North Sound Christian H.S.
Seattle Luth.14152118—68
N. Sound164618—44
Seattle Lutheran—Morgan 5, Lisko 11, R. Severson 8, Mullan 6, B. Severson 4, Register, Burma 7, Driscoll 11, Simmons 15, Beckett 1. North Sound Christian—Otis 2, Waller 17, Watson 7, Johnson, Hudson, Mahler 13, Patterson 3, Hansen, Vaughn, Martinez 2, Reidt. 3-point goals—Mahler 3, Waller 3, Watson 1, Simmons 3, Burma 1, R. Severson 1. Records—Seattle Lutheran not reported. North Sound Christian 2-5.
Girls basketball
Kamiak 49, Glacier Peak 44: At Mukilteo, senior Kelsey Patrick scored 17 points, including three 3-pointers and grabbed nine rebounds to lead the Knights in Wesco South action. Guard Samantha Sovich collected six steals for Kamiak.
At Kamiak H.S.
G. Peak6151013—44
Kamiak13111015—49
Glacier Peak—Granger 3, Hawkins, Smith 11, Rasmussen 5, Hill 7, Hoover, VanDlac, Freitas, Heard 18. Kamiak—Sovich 10, Simmons, Barnes 3, Patrick 17, Kussman 5, Mahjoubian, Johnson, Lipscomb 9, Larson 2, McClaskey 3. 3-point goals—Patrick 3, Rasmussen 1, . Records—Glacier Peak 2-2 league, 3-3 overall. Kamiak 3-1, 4-2.
Lake Stevens 60, Kentridge 32: At Kent, Lake Stevens was able to shake off not scoring for the first four minutes to defeat Kentridge.
At Kentridge H.S.
Lake Stevens8231415—60
Kentridge10778—32
Lake Stevens—K. Goddard 14, Puha, Peterson 4, Bostwick 8, Warbis 10, L. Goddard 5, Burke 2, Molstre 3, Swain 2, Schumacher 10. Kentridge—Shirowshi 2, Wilson, Schnelebeck, Suguro 13, Martin, Merrill 3, Keowla 3, Kneer 2, Dupuis 2, Follmer 3, Ohosko 4. 3-point goals—K. Goddard 2, L. Goddard 1, Schumacher 1. Records—Lake Stevens 4-3 overall. Kentridge 2-4.
Monroe 50, Stanwood 29: at Monroe, Emily Drivstuen scored 16 points in the victory over Stanwood.
At Monroe H.S.
Stanwood85124—29
Monroe15121211—50
Stanwood—Shaughnessy 6, Nemo 13, Vargas 5, Bingham, Voelckers, Borseth 5, Wietzke, Heckman, Titus, Murphy. Monroe—Ohlsen 12, Ojalehto, Drawsky 6, Robertson, Smith 2, Clark 12, Murphy 2, Drivstuen 16, Snell. 3-point goals—not reported. Records—Stanwood 3-3 overall. Monroe 5-2.
Edmonds-Woodway 63, Mountlake Terrace 34: At Mountlake Terrace, Edmonds Woodway outscored Mountlake Terrace 40-4 in the first and third quarters in the victory.
At Mountlake Terrace H.S.
E-W1715238—63
Terrace016414—34
Edmonds-Woodway—Kasper 8, Butler 17, Kenney 5, Stafford 1, Singh 2, Nash, Curtis, Albertson 4, Donaldson 12, Woods 14. Mountlake Terrace—Chikoore, Pingul 10, James 6, Bouche 11, Kristianson 2, Berry, Staley 5, Shook. 3-point goals—Butler 1, Woods 1, James 2. Records—Edmonds-Woodway 4-0 league, 5-1 overall. Mountlake Terrace 0-4, 0-6.
Oak Harbor 66, Yelm 62: At Oak Harbor, Oak Harbor was able to hang on for the purple division championship at the Santa Slam tournament.
At Oak Harbor H.S.
Yelm7211420—62
Oak Harbor26111316—66
Yelm—McCloud 11, Schorna 8, K.Miskimens 11, Smith 7, Zawislak 13, Seabourn 12, Ingram. Oak Harbor—Tubo 6, Mowbray 2, Henricksen 11, Denmon 29, Abadesco, Fisken 3, Jansen 15, James. . 3-point goals—Denmon 5, Tubo 1, Fisken 1, Henricksen 1, McCloud 1, Schorna 2, K. Miskimens 3. Records—Yelm 6-2 overall. Oak Harbor 4-1.
Everett 52, Mariner 48: At Everett, Brittany Ruscha led Mariner with 20 points and 22 rebounds in the loss.
At Mariner H.S.
Everett11151511—52
Mariner9141411—48
Everett—Hope 11, Antiojo 2, Letourneau 5, Bell 6, MacCormac 16, Peel 2, Burton 7, Taggart 3. Mariner—Grant 5, Anderson, Varde 10, Todhunter 13, Smith, Branham, Ruscha 20. 3-point goals—Hope 2, Letourneau 1, Todhunter 1. Records—Everett 3-4 overall. Mariner 2-4.
Darrington 61, Clallam Bay 35: At Clallam Bay, Hailey Wells and Renee Cousins each scored 19 points for Darrington.
At Clallam Bay H.S.
Darrington15131617—61
Clallam Bay101366—35
Darrington—Fanning 4, H. Wales 19, Cousins 19, R. Wales 8, Baker 2, Pugh 5, Brooks 4, Gentry. Clallam Bay—C. Willis, Larrechea 3, Angula 9, Reeves 8, Erickson 4, M. Willis 4, Parker, Welever 7, McDonald, Jazzmine. 3-point goals—Larrechea 1, Angula 2, Welever 1, Cousins 1. Records—Darrington 1-1 league, 6-1 overall. Clallam Bay not reported.
Archbishop Murphy 64, Anacortes 33: At Oak Harbor, Aggressive man-to-man defense by Archbishop Murphy created 22 turnovers for the Wildcats as they won the Gold Division of the Oak Harbor Tournament.
At Oak Harbor H.S.
Archbishop Murphy20181511—64
Anacortes81366—33
Archbishop Murphy—Rasmussen 4, Lyman 7, Bartholomew 10, Pettinger 15, Fletcher 3, Shober 2, Anderson 5, Smith 14, Carlson 4. Anacortes—K. Reiger 2, H. Reiger 5, Weygandt 2, Bessler 4, Holtgeerts 6, Archer 8, Herrigstad 6, Saunders, Moore, Boyd, Bundy. 3-point goals—Lyman 1, Bartholomew 2, Pettinger 1, Smith 2. Records—Archbishop Murphy 5-0 overall. Anacortes not reported.
North Sound Christian 48, Seattle Lutheran 43: At Mountlake Terrace, Melissa Castor made four 3-pointers and had 25 points for North Sound Christian. Catherine Oakland and Tori Speck had 10 rebounds each and Hannah Reymore had nine rebounds.
At North Sound Christian H.S.
Seattle Luth.1011148—43
N. Sound1215138—0
Seattle Lutheran—Williams 5, Biglardi, Smart 6, Antioquia 18, Mahboub, Crunican 4, Dunn 2, Watford 8. North Sound Christian—Reymore 3, Patterson, Castor 25, Oakland 2, Speck 9, Washio 6, Meeks 3. 3-point goals—Castor 4. Records—Seattle Lutheran not reported. North Sound Christian 2-4 overall.
Sultan 52, Puyallup 43: At Oak Harbor, the Sultan victory over Puyallup was the first win over a 4A team for coach Rodney Walker in his three years as coach of the Turks. Alyssa Haney had eight points and six rebounds in her first-ever varsity start.
At Oak Harbor H.S.
Sultan1751317—52
Puyallup8131310—43
Sultan—Batts 11, Brink 2, Hassler, O’Hara 19, Korn 3, Haney 8, Beucherie 9. Puyallup—L. Picha 11, Balcena 5, Boettcher 8, R. Picha 4, Galasha, Malkuch 8, Berry 8. 3-point goals—Batts 1, O’Hara 3, L. Picha 3, Balcena 1. Records—Sultan 2-4 overall. Puyallup 4-3.
Wrestling
Castle Rock Tournament: At Castle Rock, Castle Rock had eight wrestler in the finals as they won their own tournament on Saturday. Concrete placed fourth, and Darrington placed fifth respectively.
At Castle Rock H.S.
Castle Rock 221 pts, Omak 198.5, Rainier, Ore 147.5, Concrete 146, Darrington 117, Castle Rock JV 100, Forks 93, Montesano 90, Kalama 81, Kennedy 76, Clatskanie 69, Woodland 54, Toledo-Winlop 53, Wahkiakum 50.5, Eastside Catholic 46, Willipa Harbor 42, Rainier 40.
103—Grahn (Forks) pinned Dellenger (Concrete); 112—Howard (Castle Rock) pinned Thomas (Concrete); 119—Loughnan (Darrington) pinned Eeyo (Castle Rock); 125—Servnke (Rainier) maj. dec. Patrick (Castle Rock) 13-2; 130—Hostak (Eastside Catholic) maj. dec. Payne (Castle Rock) 10-2; 135—Godinho (Castle Rock) def. Mitchell (Clatskanie) 5-0; 140—Collins (Willipa Harbor) def. Martin (Castle Rock) 14-7; 145—Tfizer (Omak) maj. dec. Eccels (Castle Rock) 8-0; 152—Miller (Omak) tech. fall Rice (Concrete) 16-0; 160—Lomer (Castle Rock) dec. Stockflech 5-4; 171—R. Miller (Omak) pinned Campbell (Montesano); 189—Hughes (Omak) pinned Alefperas (Montesano); 215—Dixon (Forks) dec. Valasco (Omak) 11-4; 285—House (Forks) dec. Hyde (Dar) 4-2
Rainshadow Invite: At Sequim H.S., Cedarcrest placed fourth in the 17 team tournament. They had seven wrestlers place in the tournament. Omar Arrendondo took third at 119 lbs., J.D. Gorman took first place at 125 lbs., Ryan Carroll took fifth place at 135 lbs., Austin Koonf took sixth place at 145 lbs., Martin Vakomoce was sixth at 152 lbs., Evan Scheurf was third at 215 lbs., and Robbie McNair was fifth at 285 lbs.
