45-point second half boosts E-W

Published 11:20 pm Thursday, December 27, 2007

EDMONDS—During the holiday break it’s sometimes tough for teams to get back into the normal routine of playing basketball.

Such was the case when the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors stumbled to a 19-19 first-half tie with Blanchet Thursday night.

The Warriors quickly got their game back on track by scoring 45 points in the second half and defeated Blanchet 64-44 in a non-conference boys basketball game at Edmonds-Woodway High School.

“I think the kids in the first half were still on holiday. They got it together in the second half,” E-W coach Gail Pintler said.

Connor Donaldson scored 14 of the Warriors’ 20 third-quarter points and finished with a season-high 24 points on the night.

The senior forward also pulled down six rebounds before leaving the game after twisting his left knee at the end of the third quarter.

James Conti scored 13 points and added four assists and six rebounds for the Warriors.

Edmonds-Woodway (7-2 overall) struggled in the first half, shooting 25 percent from the field.

They warmed up in the second half, shooting 67 percent.

“Instead of shooting 25 percent, we shot closer to what our shooting percentage should be,” Pintler said, referring to the reason for the 45 second-half points.

At Edmonds-Woodway H.S.

Blanchet8111510—44

E-W8112025—64

Blanchet — Olson, Villanueva, Berry, Maguire 3, Brown, Koler 11, Reinhart 12, Timberlake, Korsmo 6, Matous 11, McBride, Heinrich 1. Edmonds-Woodway — Conti 13, Donaldson 24, Enquist 3, Heard, Laue 1, McCartney 3, Ortiz 8, Polovina, Wafer 10, Wilcock, Wilson 2. 3-point goals — Maguire 1, Koler 3, Reinhart 1, McCartney 1, Conti 1, Wafer 2, Donaldson 1. Records — Blanchet 2-7 overall. E-W 7-2.

Lake Stevens 60, Fortuna, Calif. 31: At Phoenix, Jordan Carter had nine points and nine assists and Sean Stickney had seven points and nine rebounds to lead Lake Stevens to a first-round win in the Cactus Jam Tournament.

At Scottdale Christian H.S.

Fortuna41089—31

L. Stevens20121612—60

Fortuna — Hamilton 1, Hunt 2, Rice 10, Branson 4, Free 6, Bisson 2, Cutman 2, Hudson 1, Ross, Salmon, Mantoba 3. Lake Stevens — Adams 5, Carter 9, Dodge, Elfeghih, Johnson 2, Kaska 13, Kurisu, Legg 8, Pilon 12, Russum, Shoemake 4, Stickney 7. 3-point goals — Rice 2, Adams 1, Carter 1, Kaska 1. Record — Lake Stevens 5-1 overall.

Inglemoor 78, Jackson 56: At Bothell, Will Bush scored 20 points leading Inglemoor over Jackson in the first round of the Comcast Christmas Classic at Bothell High School. Ryan Todd scored a team-high 14 points and grabbed seven rebounds for Jackson, which plays Bellevue Christian today.

At Bothell H.S.

Jackson1492211—56

Inglemoor20211522—78

Jackson — Gay, Gootee 9, Kellogg, Kingma 12, Koch 11, Oh 2, Rucker, Sullivan 4, Todd 14, Wishko 2, Ozuna 2, Cody 0. Inglemoor — Bush 20, McLaughlin 16, McElwee 15, Bryant 9, Campbell 8, Day 5, Washington 3, Griffiths 2, Bailey, Jorg. 3-point goals — Bush 2, McLaughlin 1, Day 1, Washington 1, Kingma 1, Wishko 2. Records — Jackson 3-3 overall. Inglemoor 3-5.

Mount Si 59, Monroe 51: At Bellevue, Jason Waltman scored 20 points, including three 3-pointers, and had nine rebounds in Monroe’s non-conference loss to Mount Si at the Bellevue CC Tournament. Zach Nelson (17 points) led Mount Si with 10 points in the second quarter to give the Wildcats a 10-point lead at halftime. Monroe plays Bainbridge at 12:30 today.

At Bellevue Community College

Mount Si14161019—59

Monroe8121021—51

Mount Si — Nelson 17, Ta. Riley 13, Ty. Riley 8, Hamilton 6, Zupan 6, Beach 4, Hepner 3, Edwards 2. Monroe — Bunge 8, Lucke, MacIntyre 5, Ohlsen 3, Pearl 9, Shelford 2, Sonneveldt, Waltman 20, Wright 4. 3-point goals — Ohlsen 1, Bunge 1, Waltman 3, Nelson 1. Records — Mount Si 5-4 overall. Monroe 3-3.

University City 58, King’s 57: At San Diego, King’s had two opportunities to go ahead in the last second of the Surf-n-Slam Tournament game. Erich Fuhlendof’s shot was tipped out of bounds with six-tenths of a second remaining and his shot on the ensuing in-bounds play rolled off the rim as time expired. Dylan O’Neil led the Knights with 18 points and 12 rebounds.

At University City H.S.

King’s12171315—57

UC16111615—58

King’s — Ayers 2, Clocksin, Fuhlendorf 15, Hardy 16, Mar 4, McDonald 2, O’Neil 18, Talbot. UC — Hills 16, Rice 6, Dougherty 10, Giacomelli 2, Washington 15, Hart 17, Gordin, Beale-wirsing, Mcdaniel. 3-point goals — Washington 3, Hart 3, Hardy 4. Record — King’s 3-3 overall.

Montesano 49, Sultan 47: At Castle Rock, Sultan bounced back from a 10-point deficit, tying the score in the final minute but Montesano hit a shot with three seconds remaining to give it the non-conference win in the first round of the Castle Rock tournament. Sultan’s Jordan Nicholes led all scorers with 23 points.

At Castle Rock H.S.

Sultan1181612—47

Montesano1316155—49

Sultan — Clarke 3, Cogger, Cotterill 4, Grossi 4, Hoiland 4, Johnson 9, Nicholes 23, Ruddock, Beebe, Barnhill. Montesano — not reported. 3-point goals — Nicholes 2. Records — Sultan 2-5 overall. Montesano not reported.

Lakeside 58, South Whidbey 55: At Port Townsend, Parker Barnett had 26 points and 12 rebounds to lead South Whidbey in a first-round game of the Port Townsend Tournament.

At Port Townsend H.S.

South Whidbey11121220—55

Lakeside12191215—58

South Whidbey — Barnett 26, Stallman 7, Blakey 6, Carey 6, Stallman 6, Baker 3, Hosmer 1, Brasko, Poolman, West. Lakeside — Augustine 14, Ricci 13, Pigott 9, Barnes 6, Lane 6, Jemudd 4, Allen 3, Kennedy 3. Fein. 3-point goals — Allen 1, Stallman 2, Baker 1. Records — S. Whidbey 3-3 overall. Lakeside 1-7.

Lambrick Park, B.C. 37, Lakewood 35: At Marysville, Lakewood had two chances to tie the score in the final five seconds of the fourth quarter but turned the ball over on each possession. Blair Diamond scored 12 points and pulled down seven rebounds for the Cougars and Michael Mauer chipped in six points.

At Lakewood H.S.

LP114616—37

Lakewood811106—35

LP — Jones 4, Campbell, Elagah 11, Leugne 3, Meir 13, Darnell 3, Kane 2, Scholz 1, Hull. Lakewood — Black 2, Diamond 12, Dragich 5, Fry 4, Hesselman, Lawson 2, Lays, Leach, Mauer 6, Ordonez 2, Rist 2, Wiersma. 3-point goals — Jones, Leugne, Meir 2, Diamond 2, Fry. Records — LP not recorded. Lakewood 1-5.

R.C. Palmer 66, Cedarcrest 64: R.C. Palmer scored the go-ahead basket with 18 seconds remaining to hold off a late Cedarcrest comeback. Cullen Hammontree scored 18 points and added eight rebounds to lead the Red Wolves. Louie Labate added six assists for Cedarcrest, which plays the winner of Port Townsend-Chimacum today at noon.

At Port Townsend H.S.

R.C. Palmer166171611—66

Cedarcrest171013139—64

R.C. Palmer — Sangara 6, Vindra 6, Madewan 21, Hare 22, Pait, Pierre 11. Cedarcrest — Coltom 8, Cook 10, Cu. Hammontree 18, Fromm 7, LaBate 6, Leland, Padron 13, 3-point goals — Cu. Hammontree 1, Madewan 2, Pierre 1. Records — R.C. Palmer not reported. Cedarcrest 4-3 overall.

Rainier Christian 47, Shoreline Christian 46: At Shoreline, Rainier Christian overcame a 38-30 deficit at the start of the fourth quarter to win the non-league contest. Kevin Taniguchi scored 20 points to lead Shoreline Christian, which plays the Northwest School today at 4:30 p.m. at Shoreline Christian High School.

At Shoreline Christian H.S.

RC1511417—47

SC1115128—46

RC — Knight 2, Dickson 5, Early 9, Huston 2, Olson 8, Brumfield 10, Westling 11, Nayareet. Shoreline Christian — Brown, Danhof 4, Dovinh 8, Kim, R. Hudson 4, Ryder, T. Hudson 2, Taniguchi 20, Vermeer 8. 3-point goals — Dickson 1, Early 1, Taniguchi 1, Dovinh 2. Records — RC not reported. SC 3-6 overall.

Wrestling

Marysville-Pilchuck 57, O’Dea 18: At Marysville, Demitri Robinson pinned his opponent in just 14 seconds at 103 pounds to lead the Tomahawks to the non-league victory.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S.

140—McChesney won by forfeit; 145—Madonia (M-P) won by forfeit; 152—Klein (M-P) dec. Munoz 10-4; 160—Popich (O) dec. Johnson 1-0; 171—Dempsey (O) pinned Haggen 3:40; 189—Roan (M-P) won by forfeit; 215—Hillis (M-P) pinned Rosten 3:45; 285—Pfeiff (M-P) pinned Bruckner 3:29; 103—Robinson (M-P) pinned Yedlin :14; 112—Donaldon (M-P) pinned Hamilton 1:01; 119—Haughian (M-P) pinned Say :54; 125—Burms (M-P) won by forfeit; 130—Pelligrini (O) dec. Lervold 12-6; 135—Craft (O) pinned Wallace 3:55.

Marysville-Pilchuck 42, Woodinville 31: At Marysville, Luke Shumaker sealed M-P’s non-league win with a pin at 135 pounds.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S.

145—Monier (W) pinned Madonia 3:46; 152—Klein (M-P) dec. Moss 7-6; 160—Johnson (M-P) pinned Yurkovic 1:49; 171—Rodevald (W) dec. Mead 8-6; 189—Roan (M-P) pinned Fleck 3:42; 215—Hillis (M-P) pinned Dallas 3:28; 285—Pfeiff (M-P) won by forfeit; 103—Robinson (M-P) won by forfeit; 112—Donalson (M-P) dec. Olson 2-0; 119—Mitchell (W) pinned Blevins 3:24; 125—Schrenk (W) pinned Burns 4:53; 130—Komata (W) dec. Lervold 11-1; 135—Shumaker (M-P) pinned Peltier 3:42; 140—Grinard (W) pinned McChesney 1:40. Records—M-P 8-4 overall.

Arlington 72, O’Dea 9: At Marysville, the Eagles lost just two matches against non-league foe O’Dea.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S.

103—Johnson (Arl.) pinned Yedlin 3:50. 112—Goheen (Arl.) pinned Hamilton :35. 119—Hanes (Arl.) pinned Say 1:29. 125—Berg (Arl.) won by forfeit. 130—Ward (Arl.) pinned Pelligrini 3:57. 135—White (Arl.) pinned Craft 2:53. 140—Hale (Arl.) won by forfeit. 145—Mangini (Arl.) won by forfeit. 152—Bosley (Arl.) pinned Andresnus :49. 160—Myers (Arl.) pinned Popich 4:55. 171—Huber (O’Dea) won by injury default. 189—Anderson (Arl.) won by forfeit. 215—Perkins (Arl.) pinned Rostin 1:11. 285—Bruckner (O’Dea) def. Davis 12-7.

Arlington 48, Woodinville 23: At Marysville, team captain Chris Myers and Steven White scored pins for the second time in the double-dual meet as the Eagles added another non-league win to their record.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S/

103—Johnson (Arl.) won by forfeit. 112—Olson (Wville.) pinned Goheen 3:57. 119—Mitchell (Wville) def. Hagnes 12-1. 125—Schrenk (Wville) def. Berg 2-0. 130—Komata (Wville) pinned Ward 2:55. 135—White (Arl.) pinned Peltier 2:50. 140—Grenard (Wville) def. Hale 9-1. 145—Mangini (Arl.) def. Manion 8-6. 152—Bosley (Arl.) pinned Moss 2:52. 160—Myers (Arl.) pinned Yurkovic :53. 171—Huber (Arl.) def. Rodewald 8-7. 189—Anderson (Arl.) pinned Fleck :52. 215—Pierce (Arl.) pinned Dallas 1:25. 285—Dickerson (Arl.) won by forfeit. Record—10-2 overall.