Alex Jensen was named the Northwest Conference MVP and Anthony Wiederkehr was named coach of the year.
Six local high school basketball teams competed in last week’s Hardwood Classics in the Tacoma Dome.
Spring events in Snohomish county likely won’t start until sometime after April 24.
Many local school districts have postponed spring games, while others are taking a wait and see approach.
The Grizzlies went scoreless for the entire 1st quarter and saw their title dreams end in a 62-49 loss.
The Falcons used a massive third quarter to rout the Grizzlies 63-41 and end their title dreams.
The unbeaten Grizzlies drain 12 3-pointers to rally past Sumner for a 57-52 state quarterfinal win.
Their championship hopes are gone, but the Tomahawks can still earn a state trophy
The Tomahawks beat Central Kitsap 63-48 to earn a matchup with Garfield in the quarterfinals.
Basketball, not the coronavirus, was on the minds of the players, coaches and fans in Tacoma
With an array of playmakers and their usual stingy defense, the Grizzlies are state-title contenders.
Glacier Peak, Arlington, Shorecrest and King’s are headed to their respective tournaments.
GP, Pilchuck, Getchell, Terrace, Lakewood and King’s are headed to their respective tournaments.
Since 2010, the GP boys and girls teams have totaled the most state berths of any 4A or 3A school.
Terry Ryan takes over for Sarah Smart, who guided the Timberwolves to 3 state berths in 4 seasons.
Ten local high school basketball teams are headed to either the Tacoma Dome or Yakima Valley SunDome.
The Eagles ride a smothering defense to a 56-32 win over Lake Washington and a Hardwood Classic bye.
