Fourth-quarter defense helps Meadowdale beat Mariner

Herald staff

EVERETT – Meadowdale turned up the defensive pressure in the fourth quarter and out-scored Mariner by 12 points en route to a 51-45 Western Conference South Division victory Friday.

Mariner committed 17 turnovers.

Meadowdale’s Taylor Marsh led all scorers with 16 points.


Meadowdale-Smith 10, Marsh 16, Rohrbach 12, Williams 3, Winnie 6, Dennis 4. Mariner-Stockl 6, Livingston 3, Coates 6, Woodley 6, Olson 8, Bollinger 6, Grondahl 10. 3-point goals-Smith 2, Marsh 2, Rohrbach 1, Stockl 1, Livingston 1, Olson 1, Bollinger 2. JV score-Meadowdale 62, Mariner 53 Records-Meadowdale 11-7 in league, 12-8 overall. Mariner 11-5, 12-6..

Everett 47, Shorewood 45: Everett came from behind to win at the buzzer in a Wesco South game. With the scored tied at 45, Everett inbounded the ball with seven seconds to go. Junior forward Adam Moore, who led all scorers with 20 points, got the ball in paint, turned and scored at the buzzer to win the game. Senior forward Trent Kristjansen scored 13 points for Shorewood. The loss for Shorewood gives Mariner a district berth.


Everett

10

10

16

11

47

Shorewood

9

16

16

4

45


Everett– Lee 5, Johnson 2, Sophan 6, Lloyd 2, Sievers 8, Moore 20, Werthiemer 4. Shorewood-Bernhard 3, Stiles 4, Yim 7, Garcia 4, Kristjansen 13, Tracey 9, Diederichs 5. 3-point goals-Yim 1. JV-Everett defeated Shorewood. Records-Everett 10-6 in league, 12-6 overall. Shorewood 7-8, 7-10.

Lynnwood 58, Edmonds-Woodway 54: Bobby Hinnencamp led all scorers on senior night for Lynnwood with 18 points in the Wesco South game. Jason Hopkins led Edmonds-Woodway with 14.


Edmonds-Woodway

14

9

9

22

54

Lynnwood

17

17

1

23

58


Edmonds-Woodway-Trew 10, Hopkins 14, Yarbrough 2, Torgerson 6, Griffin 9, Fraine 4, Heinle 9. Lynnwood-Mus 2, Porter 10, Palmer 5, Hinnencamp 18, Olson 2, Matzen 15, Johnson 2, Fischl 4. 3-point goals-Matzen 2, Trew 1, Hinnencamp 1, Griffin 1. JV-Edmonds-Woodway defeated Lynnwood. Records-Lynnwood 7-11 in league, 8-12 overall. Edmonds-Woodway 5-11, 5-13.

Mountlake Terrace 42, Kamiak 38: Ronald Stiell-Williams sank a free throw with 6.8 seconds remaining in the game to seal Mountlake Terrace’s 13th Wesco South victory. Williams scored 12 points and teammate Ryan Strieby led all scorers with 13 points.


Mountlake Terrace

20

3

9

10

42

Kamiak

8

8

12

10

38


MT-Stiell-Williams 12, Webb 4, Strieby 13, Gearin 4, Boxley 4, Gibbs 5. Kamiak-Grounds 9, Saban 7, Ching 5, Ditlive 6, Rosenberger 11. 3-point goals-Stiell-Williams 1, Strieby 2, Grounds 1, Saban 1, Ching 1, Rosenberger 1. Records-MT 13-4 in league, 14-5 overall. Kamiak 7-9, 8-10.

Jackson 70, Shorecrest 59: Chris Keller hit four of his seven 3-point baskets in the third quarter to help Jackson breakaway from its Wesco South foe. Keller led all scorers with 25 points and teammate Craig Chambers followed with 23 points.


Jackson

16

11

21

22

70

Shorecrest

19

12

13

15

59


Jackson-Chambers 23, Marsh 6, Apodaca 9, Lillibridge 5, Keller 25, Santoro 2. Shorecrest-Russell 13, Chorey 5, Cook 5, Block 16, Duenas 12, Morrisey 8 points, etc. 3-point goals-Chambers 1, Keller 7, Russell 1, Block 4. Records-Jackson 10-6 in league, 12-6 overall. Shorecrest 1-15, 2-16.

Arlington 74, Monroe 58: Michael Klein scored 11 of his game-high 19 points in the third quarter to help Arlington to a Wesco North victory. Teammate Bryan Luce burried four 3-pointers on his way to 13 points.


Monroe

18

8

14

18

58

Arlington

20

15

16

23

74


Monroe-Sasser 8, M. Hammerquist 6, Walsh 7, Blair 1, Waite 18, E. Hammerquist 4, Snyder 11, Klingzing 3. Arlington-Bourasaw 15, Luce 13, Jefferson 7, McCormack 12, Fletcher 2, Boitano 2, Klein 19, Lowber 4. 3-point goals-Luce 4, Jefferson 1, McCormack 1, Walsch 1, Waite 1, Snyder 1. JV score-Arlington 74, Monroe 42. Records-Monroe 4-11 in league, 4-15 overall. Arlington 6-8, 9-9.

Cascade 51, Lake Stevens 44: Marcus Hansen scored eight of the Bruins’ 12 overtime points to lead Cascade to the Wesco South victory. Hansen, who scored 28 points, also sank the score-tying free throw with two seconds remaining to send the game into overtime. Trevor Johnson led Lake Stevens with 14 points.


Cascade

7

13

13

6

12

51

Lake Stevens

8

10

13

8

5

44


Cascade-Hansen 28, Curtiss 6, Shasteen 4, Skoor 10, Bailey 3. LS-Stevens 9, Andrews 6, Johnson 14, Daniel 3, Conklin 4, Miller 8. 3-point goals-Hansen 1, Bailey 1, Andrews 2, Johnson 2, Daniel 1. Records-Cascade 10-4 in league, 12-6 overall. LS 3-11, 4-14.

Mount Vernon 61, Oak Harbor 51: Josh Kutz scored 17 points and teammate Lucas Scott added 14, including four 3-point goals, for Mount Vernon in the Wesco North game. Grant Bull led all scorers with 18 for Oak Harbor.


Oak Harbor

16

4

18

13

51

Mount Vernon

16

11

12

22

61


Oak Harbor-Bull 18, Jansen 10, Fulgham 4, White 8, Raimundi 8, Brown 3. Mount Vernon-Kendrick 15, Johnson 6, Kutz 17, Storrer 6, Carillo 2, Scott 14, Burns 1. 3-point goals-Scott 4, Bull 1, Kutz 1. JV score-Mount Vernon 65, Oak Harbor 36. Records-Mount Vernon 6-8 in league, 8-10 overall. Oak Harbor 3-12, 4-15.

Blaine 47, Granite Falls 42: Kyle Ruby and Alex Emery scored 10 points each to lead Granite Falls in the North Cascades Conference game. Emery also had nine rebounds.


Blaine

10

14

13

10

47

Granite Falls

7

13

12

10

42


Blaine-Gilmore 6, Williams 1, Pike 15, Anderson 9, Crews 16. Granite Falls-Sprimple 8, Willard 4, Druby 10, Mullins 4, Otis 6, Emery 10. 3-point goals-Anderson 2. JV-Blaine def. Granite Falls. Records-Blaine 11-3 in league, 14-3 overall. Granite Falls 2-12, 3-15.

Lynden Christian 70, Lakewood 42: Paul Hafford scored 10 of his 13 points in the first quarter, including three 3-point baskets, as Lynden Christian maintained its perfect record in the North Cascades Conference.


Lynden Christian

22

23

10

15

70

Lakewood

14

10

11

7

42


LC-Holleman 3, Kooy 12, Kooi 1, Shirley 6, Ammons 5, Bogaard 8, Hoskema 8, Hafford 13, Berendsen 3, Heerspink 11. Lakewood-Star 2, Landman 11, Barker 7, Roacha 8, Gamman 4, Boe 2, Nelson 2, Poeschel 6. 3-point goals-Kooy 2, Ammons 1, Bogaard 1, Hoskema 1, Hafford 3, Landman 1, Roacha 1. Records-LC 13-0 in league, 14-3 overall. Lakewood 7-8, 10-8.

Mount Baker 53, South Whidbey 40: Chris Hodges came off the bench to get a double-double with 15 points and 11 rebounds in a North Cascades Conference victory. Teammate Zach Kyle led all scorers with 17 points off 6-for-9 shooting.


South Whidbey

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5

11

16

40

Mount Baker

17

10

10

16

53


SW-Spivakoo 11, Coleman 9, Gabelein 9, Moote 5, Adams 3, Ellis 3. MB-Kyle 17, Hodges 15, Williams 7, Brown 6, Smith 4, Isenhart 2, Marshall 2. 3-point goals-Gabelein 1, Kyle 2, Brown 1. JV score-SW 49, MB 48. Records-SW 4-10 in league, 6-12 overall. MB 8-6, 9-9.

Orcas Island 76, Overlake 46: Orcas Island outscored Overlake 40-16 in the first half en route to a victory in the first round of the Class A tri-district tournament. Orcas Island will face Seattle Christian in the quarterfinals at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Mountlake Terrace High School.


Overlake

8

8

15

15

46

Orcas Island

15

25

21

11

72


Overlake-Mason 12, Tuck 15, William 3, Nordin 5, Jones 4, Stead 2, Smith 5. Orcas Island-Kimple 2, Plaister 12, Josh Gage 10, Sasan 5, Cline 15, Clark 5, Jordan Gage 13, Johnson 10. 3-point goals-Mason 2, Tuck 3, Clark 1. Records-Orcas Island 13-4 overall. Overlake not reported.

King’s 78, Seattle Academy 44: King’s took a commanding 26-10 lead after the first quarter to win a non-conference tri-district playoff game. The victory advances King’s to a quarterfinal game vs. Coupeville on Thursday. King’s was led by sophomore guard Chris Faidley’s 21 points and junior guard Ben Pawlek’s 19 points. Freshman guard Cameron Nichols scored 19 points for Seattle Academy.


King’s

26

12

18

22

78

Seattle Academy

10

11

14

9

44


King’s-Hartman 6, Webb 4, Faidley 21, Roe 4, Tillman 4, Doherty 3, Zevenbergen 5, Pawlek 19, Lowe 5, Cayford 7. Seattle Academy-Hudson 1, Thomas 2, Lyles 1, Nichols 19, Pitcher 9, Langston 8. 3-point goals-Faidley 4, Doherty 1, Lowe 1, Nichols 2, Langston 1. Records-King’s 10-4 in league, 15-5 overall. Seattle Academy 14-0, 19-1.

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