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ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

JAMES WHITEBEAR | TULALIP HERITAGE

BOYS BASKETBALL: Whitebear shot 9-for-13 and scored 21 points in a 73-44 win over Highland Christian and was 11-for-13 with 35 points in an 86-32 win over Grace Academy.

ANGELA WOODS | EDMONDS-WOODWAY

GIRLS BASKETBALL: Woods scored 21 points in a 75-42 win over Kamiak and 16 as E-W secured the No. 1 seed from the Wesco South to the 4A District 1 tournament with a 57-26 win over Shorewood.

STEVEN WALKLEY | LAKE STEVENS

BOYS WRESTLING: Walkley pinned four of his five opponents en route to the 135-pound championship in the 4A District 1 meet.

KEELY CALDWELL | LAKEWOOD

GIRLS WRESTLING: Caldwell pinned both of her opponents en route to the 125-pound championship in the Sub-district 2 meet.

SHELBI DOUTY | EVERETT

GIRLS BOWLING: Douty finished fifth in the 3A state meet with 1,062 pins. She had high games of 199 and 204.

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