TACOMA — Cascade High School girls bowling team will send two competitors to the state meet next Friday and Saturday in Tacoma. Jackson will also send a bowler.
The Bruins’ Breanne Mattson and Sara Elliot both qualified for state Saturday at Bowlero Lanes in the 4A tri-district meet. Mattson and Elliot each rolled 523 series and had high games of 192.
Aleeza Alvarez of Jackson qualified with a 475 series, and a high game of 166.
Mattson, Elliot and Alvarez all qualified by finishing in the top ten individuals that weren’t on teams that already received state berths.
Mattson is the defending 4A state champion. Elliot won the 4A tri-district meet last year, bowling a 300 game in the process.
According to Cascade coach Ron Hicks, Elliot’s perfect game remains the only one bowled in WIAA sanctioned girls district or state meet.
“They are both excellent bowlers. I think they have an excellent chance to do really well down there,” Hicks said. “As does Aleeza from Jackson.
“It will take 600 to win it, both Sara and Bree are capable of doing that,” Hicks added.
Cascade’s entire girls team also competed at the tri-district meet, but failed to qualify for state by 50 pins and finished in seventh place. Jackson did not send a full team to districts.
“To get your girls to go to state anytime is very rewarding. It always makes the coach look good even though it’s the girls that do all the work,” Hicks said.
Boys basketball
Cedarcrest 78, Lakewood 49: At Duvall, Andrew Alness scored 15 points and had eight rebounds in the Cedarcrest victory.
At Cedarcrest H.S.
Lakewood8111317—49
Cedarcrest19131927—78
Lakewood—Fry 11, Bird 4, Dennis 8, Hawkins 0, Leach 5, Von Pein 1, Wiersma 0, Diamond 11, Stanton 1, Hesselman 8 Sanders 0. Cedarcrest—Rekers 0, McRae 6, Campbell 3, Hintzke 10, Corpus 9, Alness 15, Hammontree 5, Padron 13, McKinney 4, Cook 7, Fletcher 6. 3-point goals—Diamond 1, Campbell 1, Alness 2, Hammontree 1, Cook 1. Records—Lakewood 0-8 league, 1-12 overall. Cedarcrest 3-5, 3-9.
Lummi 54, Shoreline Christian 50: At Bellingham, Gale Jefferson led all scorers with 21 points to help Lummi past Shoreline Christian.
At Lummi H.S.
Shoreline Chr.1813910—50
Lummi16131213—54
Shoreline Christian—Vermeer 17, Drollinger 4, Jacobs 0, Ryder 8, Brown 9, Hudson 6, Deelstra 6. Lummi—Jefferson 21, James 14, Robey 6, Edwards 4, Tom 4, Oldman 2, Dennis 2, Roberts 1. 3-point goals—Jefferson 3, James 2, Hudson 2. Records—Shoreline Christian 5-7 overall. Lummi 10-2.
South Whidbey 58, Coupeville 50: At South Whidbey, sophomore Riley Newman led all scorers with 22 points, shooting 10-for-10 from the free-throw line to help South Whidbey to victory.
At South Whidbey H.S.
South Whidbey11151319—58
Coupeville1091615—50
Coupeville—Petrich 0, Williams 0, Wilcox 10, Bagby 6, Loesch 7, Peters 13, Hammer 14, Walstad 0, Wacker 0. South Whidbey—Newman 22, Erikson 3, Tarey 1, Brasko 5, Stallman 8, Thornley 13, Cortez 6, West 0. 0. 3-point goals-Newman 2, Erikson 1, Stallman 1, Thornley 1, Peters 3. Records—South Whidbey 4-3 league, 9-4 overall. Coupeville 6-4, 9-7.
Girls basketball
Cedarcrest 41, Lakewood 39: At Marysville, Lakewood’s Kayley Diggs missed the tying shot at the buzzer.
At Lakewood H.S.
Cedarcrest16898—41
Lakewood1411104—39
Cedarcrest—Taylor 5, Kevin 5, Chapman 9, O’Donnell 8, Richter 1, Den-Hartog 13, Houser 0, Vacamoce 0, Paquette 0. Lakewood—Hernandez 6, Jillian Shafer 1, Wessell 0, Eby 0, Wiederkehr 0, Jocelyn Shafer 9, Work 17, Mizell 2, Smith 0, Diggs 4. 3-point goals—Taylor 1, Work 1. Records—Cedarcrest 6-2 league, 10-4 overall. Lakewood 3-5, 5-10.
Lummi 52, Shoreline Christian 42: At Bellingham, Shoreline Christian shot just 8-for-34 from the free-throw line in a loss to Lummi.
At Lummi H.S.
Shoreline Chr.761217—42
Lummi1171618—52
Shoreline Christian—Anderson 0, Hoskin 2, Daigneault 12, DeKoekkoek 13, Schneider 7, van der Giessen 6, Ott 2. Lummi—Brady 10, Edwards 15, Frajman 11, Taubenheim 8, Humphries 3. 3-point goals—Brady 1, Taubenheim 1, Humphries 1. Records—Shoreline Christian 7-8 overall. Lummi 13-0.
Orcas Island 45, Mt. Vernon Christian 39: At Bellingham, Stephanie Shaw had 14 points and Halley Parnell added 11 points, nine rebounds and five steals to help Orcas to victory.
At Orcas Island H.S.
Mt. Vernon Chr.107913—39
Orcas Island1412109—45
Mt. Vernon Christian—Munoz 17, Kuipers 11, Geertsma 7, Whitner 4, Van Berkham 0, McConnell 0. Orcas Island—Shaw 14, Padbury 8, Parnell 11, Thomas 6, Diepenbroc 4, Harris 2, O’Toole 0, Hofmann 0. 3-point goals—Munoz 3. Records—Mt. Vernon Christian 4-4 league, 8-5 overall. Orcas Island 4-4, 5-6.
South Whidbey 60, Coupeville 39: At South Whidbey, senior Lindsey Newman poured in 39 points, including three 3-pointers to lead South Whidbey over the Wolves in Cascade Conference action. Junior guard Shantal LaChaussee chipped in with 11 points for the Falcons.
At South Whidbey H.S.
South Whidbey23111115—60
Coupeville571312—37
Coupeville—K. Smith 8, Boyd 0, Caselden 4, Rosenkrance 3, Murdy 4, M. Smith 6, Sherman 2, Lawson 9, Hesselgrave 1, Manker 0, Maertens. South Whidbey—Peterson 0, O’Sullivan 0, Prosch 4, Manca 4, LaChaussee 11, Alber 2, Newman 39, T. Pope 0, S. Pope. 0. 3-point goals—Newman 3. Records—South Whidbey 4-3 league, 6-7 overall. Coupeville 0-9, 2-12.
Girls wrestling
Lady Wolfpack Invitational: At Mill Creek, four local competitors placed in the tournament, three from Jackson. Gabrielle Dyment of Jackson scored a second-place finish at 152 pounds, losing the championship match by pin in 1 minute, 39 seconds. Nelly Arumburo of Jackson finished in second place losing by pin in 20 seconds.
Justine Palabrica of Everett placed third at 103 pounds, winning by pin at 4:24 in the third-place match. Rachel Alley of Jackson finished fourth at 135 pounds, losing by pin in 58 seconds.
As a team Jackson finished fourth with 62 points, Everett finished 17th with 18 points.
Boys swimming
Edmonds District meet: Meadowdale’s Michael Keane broke the Edmonds Distict Meet record in 200 individual medley.
At Lynnwood City Pool
Team scores —Edmonds Woodway 346, Meadowdale 214, Burlington-Edison 189, Sedro Wooley 121, Mountlake Terrace 83, Mount Vernon 82, Lynnwood 21
200 medley relay—Meadowdale (Sam Atkinson, Michael Keane, Jai Sun, Allen Wong) 1:45.97**
200 freestyle—Sam Atkinson (Meadowdale) 1:58.37
200 individual medley—Michael Keane (Meadowdale) 2:00.95**
50 freestyle—Isaac Ekblad (Burlington-Edison) 22.72***
Diving—No Diving
100 butterfly—Michael Lesaca (Edmonds Woodway) 59.60
100 freestyle—Isaac Ekblad (Burlington-Edison) 50.47***
500 freestyle—Eric Chomka (Burlington-Edison) 5:37.58
200 freestyle relay—Meadowdale (Sam Atkinson, Michael Keane, Jai Sun, Allen Wong) 1:34.78
100 backstroke—Ali Abadi (Edmonds Woodway) 56.72*
100 breaststroke—Michael Keene (Meadowdale) 1:02.72**
400 freestyle relay—Edmonds Woodway (Michael Lesaca, Daniel Thal, Thomas Ernst, Ryan Warren) 3:40.24
* Denotes 4A state qualifying time
** Denotes 3A state qualifying time
*** Denotes 2A state qualifying time
District 1 diving meet: At Marysville, five local competitors put up scores to qualify for the state meet. Eddy Young of Shorewood received the top score of 412.70, he was followed by Tim Greenwood of Snohomish with 330.25, Zach Russell of Marysville-Pilchuck with 314.20, Mitch Wright of Kamiak with 309.85, and Scott Wanner also of Kamiak with 301.55. A score of 300 was needed to qualify for state. The state swim and dive championship will be held at the King County Aquatic Center February 19-21.
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