The Spartans connect on 11 3-pointers and hold on for a 74-69 win.
Nearly half of the 12 3A girls teams remaining in the state tournament hail from Wesco.
The Eagles use a balanced effort to secure a 68-57 victory and their first trip to the Tacoma Dome since 2013.
The undersized Marauders use their speed to beat the Riverhawks 85-74 and book their 2nd straight trip to the 4A Hardwood Classic.
The Turks reached state for the first time in history, and with a talented group of sophomores the future has never looked brighter.
An in-depth look at each of the four local boys teams remaining and their opponents for the state regional round.
The Seagulls force 32 turnovers and Mae Washington pours in 17 of her game-high 27 points in the third quarter.
Alivia White makes local history; GP’s Connor Aney and Karianne Baldwin, Arlington’s Tre Haines and Shorewood’s Hunter Tibodeau also take home titles.
The girls tournament expanded to two brackets for the first time ever this season; Stanwood boys sit in third after Day 1.
The Marauders trail by as many as 19 points in the third, but come back to edge their Wesco 4A rivals 77-76 in another thriller.
A look at the top local contenders in the high school boys and girls state wrestling tournaments.
The Vikings’ season comes to an end with a 41-35 loss in a consolation game of the 4A Wes-King Bi-District Tournament.
The Grizzlies can’t solve the Cougars’ stout defense and fall 57-38 in a winner-to-state, loser-out bi-district tournament game.
The talented Spartans have one goal in mind this weekend in Tacoma — chase down the school’s first team state title in any sport.
Also, 3 Marysville wrestlers win championships, Arlington sends 4 to finals, and other local winners.
Local 4A and 2A squads face daunting paths to regionals. Meanwhile, opportunities abound in 3A.
After graduating key pieces from last season’s league-title team, the new-look Eagles are on top of Wesco 3A/2A once again.
The Timberwolves clinch at least a share of the Wesco 4A title with 87-69 victory over the Vikings.
Plus, the 4A and 3A state baseball championships are coming to Funko Field in Everett and more.
The 2-time state champ signed with Iowa, which is set to roll out the first varsity women’s wrestling team at a Power 5 school.
