Bellingham nips M-P 60-58 in opener

BELLINGHAM – The Marysville-Pilchuck Boys basketball team opened up it’s season Tuesday night at Bellingham with a 60-58 loss.

Jake Brog led Bellingham with 18 points in the non-conference win.

M-P’s Jared Stohl led all scorers, hitting six 3-pointers and scoring 24 points for the Tommies.

“It was a great season opener,” Marysville-Pilchuck coach Mike Lowery said. “They shot very well and we just couldn’t pull it off.”

At Bellingham

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Marysville-Pilchuck- Stohl 24, Taitingfong 8, Lanphere 2, Gallaher 9, Lozeau 4, Lovell 11. Bellingham-Evans 7, McMurray 2, Brog 18, Henefin 9, Hershey 1, Carlson 14, Carey 2, Woodrich 7. 3-point goals-Stohl 6, Brog 1, Carlson 2. Records-M-P 0-1 overall. Bellingham 1-0.

Auburn Riverside 55, Stanwood 54: Allen Smith led all scorers, hitting three 3-pointers and ending with 22 points to propel Auburn-Riverside to a season-opening, non-league win. Chris Cayford led the Spartans with 14 points.

At Auburn

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Stanwood-Contreras 5, Cayford 14, Boehme 10, Fure 2, Welk 11, Kaufman 4, Anderson 6. Auburn-Riverside-Komar 2, Allen 9, Davis 9, Lichtenberg, Toulson 2, Smith 22, Wofford 2. 3-point goals-Cayford 1, Boehme 1, Allen 1, Smith 3. Records-Stanwood 0-1 overall. Auburn-Riverside 1-0.

Anacortes 58, Oak Harbor 56: Cory Skillman (Anacortes) shared game-high honors with Marc Ferguson (Oak Harbor), each scoring 21 points in the non-conference game.

At Anacortes

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Oak Harbor-Waller 2, Maddox 4, Ferguson 21, Hughes 10, Lopez 4, Lobbestael 6, Heidt 3, Hunter 6. Anacortes-Skillman 21, Larkin 13, Amini 12, Sturgeon 8, Austin 2, Kovach 2. Records-Oak Harbor 0-1 overall. Anacortes 1-0.

Shorewood 52, Redmond 36: Rob Diederichs scored a game-high 17 points to lead Shorewood to the non-conference victory.

At Redmond

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Shorewood-Allen 3, Barker 2, Burns 6, R. Diederichs 17, T. Diederichs 5, Hartman 8, Perry 1, Tracey 6, Wood 2. Redmond-Frazee 11, Ashbaugh 7, Croshaw 7, Meussner 3, Squires 3, Yates 3, Fast 2. 3-point goals-Hartman 2, Squires 1, Meussner 1, Croshaw 1, Ashbaugh 1. JV-Redmond defeated Shorewood. Records-Shorewood 1-0 overall. Redmond 0-1.

Mount Baker 71, Lakewood 54: Levi Garret was the game-high scorer with 25 points, leading Mount Baker to the non-conference win. Anthony Connor led Lakewood with 16 points. He also had five steals.

At Deming

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Lakewood-Wiederkehr 14, Queen 2, Savage 3, Besanconn 4, Kon 7, Conner 16, Cheatle 6, Foster 2. Mount Baker-Elm-Hill 4, Garrett 25, Williamson 2, Kinder 8, Welch 2, Galeritch 1, Millson 2, Hogue 9, Backstrom 17. 3-point goals-Connor 5, Garrett 1. JV score-Lakewood 55, Mount Baker 36. Records-Lakewood 0-1 overall. Mount Baker 1-0.

Foster 60, Cedarcrest 55: Nick Ritter scored a game-high 22 points for Cedarcrest in the non-conference game.

At Seattle

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Cedarcrest-Anderson 3, Elwell 6, Eldred 6, Labate 1, Lenoue 2, Cortez 15, Ritter 22. Foster-Kalalau 18, Dotson 11, Johnson 10, Beck 6, Hymes 6, Pryzblo 4, Wierzvicki 3, Phillips 2. Records-Cedarcrest 0-1 overall. Foster 1-0.

Darrington 48, Granite Falls 44: Kris McMillen helped get Darrington’s season off on the right foot, scoring 15 points and dishing out six assists in the non-conference win. Cody Werst had eight points and nine rebounds for the Loggers. Charles Sears led Granite Falls with 10 points.

At Darrington

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Granite Falls-Lundberg 4, Sears 10, Knudson 9, Nelson 8, Anderson 3, Setzer 4, Perry 6. Darrington-McMillen 6, Reece 15, O’Connell, Jones 1, Olsen 4, Gladsjo 2, Werst 8. 3-point goals-Reece 3, Lundberg 1, Knudson 3, Nelson 2. Records-Granite Falls 0-1 overall. Darrington 1-0.

Coupeville 55, South Whidbey 46: Mike Bagby led all scorers with 17 points for the Wolves en route to the season-opening, non-conference victory. Josh Gulvin led South Whidbey, tallying 14 points.

At Coupeville

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South Whidbey-Sidhu 9, Ward 6, Hanna 3, Gulvin 14, Hogmer 4, Peters 6, Parrick 4. Coupeville-Marti 12, Tucker 6, Bagby 17, Day 8, Fasolo 3, Mueller 2, Mouw 6, Rogers 1. 3-point goals-Fasolo 1, Marti 1, Hanna 1, Gulvin 1. JV score-Coupeville 46, South Whidbey 36. Records-South Whidbey 0-1 overall. Coupeville 1-0.

Shoreline Christian 58, Seattle Lutheran 18: Grant Brandal led all scorers with 16 points and Brett DeYager added 13 to lead Shoreline Christian to the non-conference victory.

At Shoreline

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Seattle Lutheran-Kronich 1, Howell 1, Funch 1, Bigliarde 1, Williams 2, Richards 2, Mason 2, Tunison 8. Shoreline Christian-Vermeer 4, Jacobs 11, Brandal 16, DeYager 13, Dodd 1, Groen 7, Weiford 2, Wahlman 4. Records-Seattle Lutheran 0-1 overall. Shoreline Christian 1-0.

Lopez 49, Bear Creek School 40: Freshman Jordan Smith sank two free throws to give Lopez a six-point lead in the fourth quarter after Bear Creek School had tied the score earlier in the period, and Lopez went on to record the non-league win.

At Redmond

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Lopez-B. Smith 10, Faylor 9, J. Smith 8, Arps 7, Johnson 6, Elings 5, Fowler 2, McCoy 2. Bear Creek School-Graham 8, Sanger 8, Morgan 7, Ball 7, Discdo 4, Heine 2. 3-point goals-Elings 1, Ball 1, Sanger 2. Records-Lopez 1-0 overall. Bear Creek School 0-1.

Girls basketball

South Whidbey 57, Coupeville 53: South Whidbey went from three points behind to seven ahead in the middle of the fourth quarter to win thenon-league game. Coupeville’s Lexi Black led all scorers with 21 points. Caitie Newman led South Whidbey with 18 points and 12 rebounds.

At Coupeville

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S. Whidbey-Dumke 2, LaVassar 2, Eaton 3, Newman 18, Roberts 8, Madison 12, Mydynski 2, Burton 10. Coupeville-Jenkins 2, Clark 9, Lamb 9, Davis 8, B. Black 4, L. Black 21. 3-point goals-Eaton 1, Burton 1, Clark 2, Lamb 1. JV-S. Whidbey def. Coupeville. Records-S. Whidbey 1-0 overall. Coupeville 0-1.

Granite Falls 50, Darrington 41: Tera Bauer scored 16 points and Emily Hanby added 12 points and seven rebounds to help lead Darrington to the non-conference victory. Logger Eliza Schillhammer led all scorers with 18.

At Granite Falls

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Darrington-Schillhammer 18, Bryson 6, Smith 5, Nations 5, Harris 1, Fromong 6. Granite Falls-Alexander 7, Dudder 2, Bauer 16, Reedy 8, Hanby 12, Haug 2, Hardy 3. 3-point goals-Schillhammer 1. JV score-Granite Falls 57, Darrington 16. Records-Darrington 0-1 overall. Granite Falls 1-0.

Cedarcrest 58, Interlake 55 OT: Betsy Westermann scored all 12 of her points in the second half and overtime to lead Cedarcrest to the non-conference victory. Whitney Oviatt added 13 points and 14 rebounds for the Red Wolves.

At Duvall

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Interlake-Love 17, Rice 9, James 4, Nyasulu 8, Bodle 2, Kirschner 13, Rasanen 2. Cedarcrest-Bus 1, Westermann 12, Taylor 2, Hammontree 5, Rhode 2, Lawton 11, McKenney 7, Oviatt 13, McKinlay 5. 3-point goals-Love 2. Records-Interlake 0-1 overall. Cedarcrest 1-0.

Sultan 52, Friday Harbor 39: Molly Sumpter led Sultan in its first game of the season, scoring 18 points in the non-conference win. Friday Harbor’s Natalie Chevelian led Friday Harbor with nine points.

At Sultan

Friday Harbor-Chevelian 9, Anderson 7. Sultan-Sumpter 18, McKenna 13. 3-point goals-Mckenna 2. JV score-Friday Harbor 53, Sultan 48. Records-Friday Harbor 0-1 overall. Sultan 1-0.

Lakewood 40, Blaine 34: Freshman Nicky Stewart led the Cougars with 15 points, 13 coming in the fourth quarter of her varsity debut.

At Lakewood

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Blaine-Riddle 4, Harmening 2, Nix 6, Robertson 2, Crews 1, Stull 2, Kramer 15, Wood 2. Lakewood-Hoyden 4, Stewart 15, Baker 3, Hargrove 4, Walter 12, Avery 2. 3-point goals-Stewart 1, Bader 1,. JV score-Lakewood 44, Blaine 22. Records-Blaine 0-1 overall. Lakewood 1-0.

Snohomish County Christian 49, La Conner 28: Tara Holgate scored a game-high 25 points, added 18 rebounds, eight blocked shots and three steals and teammate Emily Oakland contributed 10 points to lead Snohomish County Christian to the non-conference victory.

At Mountlake Terrace

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La Conner-John 7, Marble 7, Hagman 3, Lisser 4, Wiersma 4, Skeele 3. SCC-Holgate 25, Oakland 10, Brekkaa 8, Jackson 5, S. Castor 1. 3-point goals-Hagman 1, John 1. Records-La Conner 0-1 overall. SCC 1-0.

Girls bowling

Cascade 3, King’s West 0: Markeeta Munger rolled games of 213 and 256 and had a 661 series to lead Cascade to the non-conference victory at Everett’s Evergreen Lanes. Teammate Tiffany Triechmann had a 216 game and a 536 series.

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