Tonight I’m in Mill Creek for a boys basketball season opener: The Cascade Bruins versus the Jackson Timberwolves.
It’s a non-league clash between Everett School District rivals, and it features some of the best guards in the area. Cascade has Chris McGrath, who averaged more than 19 points per game last season.
Jackson counters with guards Brett Kingma and Ryan Todd
Should be fun.
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