STANWOOD — Lake Stevens is just going to be too tall for most of the teams they play.
“We don’t have anybody who can match up with 6-3 (Karri Gallagher) and 6-1 (Brittany Tri),” Stanwood coach Dennis Kloke said. “Our tallest player is 5-8.”
Unbeaten Lake Stevens (3-0 overall) used its height advantage to overwhelm Stanwood 70-39 Friday in the Wesco North opener for both teams.
“They do a good job of running the floor, too,” Kloke said.
The Vikings’ Mary Ochiltree, who stands 5-11, led all scorers with 20 points.
Tarin Nicholas and Taelor Vargas each scored nine for Stanwood.
At Stanwood H.S.
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Lake Stevens — Bostwick 6, Gallagher 14, Goddard 6, Ochiltree 20, Personius 9, Schumacher 2, Tate 2, Tri 9, Warbis 2. Stanwood — Collins 2, Harris 6, Jackson 3, Kline, Nemo 8, Nicholas 9, Shaughnessy 2, Skeels, Vargas 9, Voelckers, Wietzke. 3-point goals — Ochiltree 2, Carter 1, Personius 1, Jackson 1. Records — L. Stevens 1-0 league, 3-0 overall. Stanwood 0-1, 2-2.
Snohomish 40, Marysville-Pilchuck 31: At Snohomish, M-P led by three at 31-28 with three minutes, 40 seconds to play but did not score again in the Wesco North game. “It was a very, very physical game,” Snohomish coach Ken Roberts said. “Both teams’ strength is their bigs and the bigs were going at it hard. There was a lot of banging under boards.”
At Snohomish H.S.
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Marysville-Pilchuck — Adams 5, Enberg, Fordon, Harris 4, Heckendorf, Juco, Lucas 13, Masters, Peterson 8, West 1. Snohomish — Benson 14, Burns 5, Desmarais 2, Fairbanks, Guthrie 6, Heard 8, Lampman 4, Miller, Scott 1. 3-point goals — Guthrie 1, Petrson 2, Adams 1. Records — M-P 0-1 league, 3-1 overall. Snohomish 1-0, 1-1.
Everett 44, Monroe 38: At Everett, Lana Fingarson had a game-high 10 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead Everett to victory in the Wesco North opener for both schools. Alex MacCormac added eight points and nine rebounds for the Seagulls.
At Everett H.S.
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Monroe — Brazel 7, Clark 8, Drawsky 2, Drivstven 9, Matkins 5, Ohlsen 4, Robertson 2. Everett — Antiojo 4, Bell 4, Burton, Fingarson 10, A. Hope 6, L. Hope 3, Letourneau 2, MacCormac 8, McMullen 7. 3-point goals — L. Hope 1. Drivstven 1, Brazel 1. Records — Monroe 0-1 league, 0-3 overall. Everett 1-0, 2-2.
Shorewood 45, Mariner 42: At Everett, Mariner missed an opportunity to tie the score in the final seconds and Shorewood won the Wesco South match-up. Becky Farden scored a game-high 23 points for the Thunderbirds while sophomore Destinee Branham led Mariner with 15 points.
At Mariner H.S.
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Shorewood — Allen 2, Bronson 4, Clark, Ellersick 2, England 4, Farden 23, Hammer, Nephew 8, Nichols, Ogbazghi 2. Mariner — Anderson 1, Branham 15, Campos 9, Collins 12, Ruscha 2, Schmidt, Varde 3. 3-point goals — Bronson 1, Campos 1, Collins 2. Records — Shorewood 1-0 league, 1-2 overall. Mariner 0-1, 1-2.
Shorecrest 55, Kamiak 52: At Shoreline, the Scots were behind the entire game but came back in the last minute to get the Wesco South victory over the Knights. Jocelyn Riordan had 23 points, six rebounds and four steals for the Scots and freshman Rachel Shrote had six assists and eight points, all of which came in the fourth quarter.
At Shorecrest H.S.
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Shorecrest — Axelson 3, Bryant, Gamman, Glesener 4, Hoffman, McCorkell, Riordan 23, Schade, Shrote 8, Towles 8, Tseng 10. Kamiak — Church 4, Keller 16, K. Kussman 4, T. Kussman 11, McClaskey 1, Patrick 14, Simmons 2, Sovich, Taglialavore. 3-point goals — Riordan 3, Axelson 1. Patrick 1, Keller 1, T. Kussman 1. Records — Kamiak 0-1 league, 2-2 overall. Shorecrest 1-0, 2-2.
Cedarcrest 39, W.F. West 34: At Chehalis, Cedarcrest had two things to feel good about Friday night: a non-conference victory over W.F. West and raising $400 to help a local family affected by the flooding in Chehalis. Erica Taylor led the Red Wolves with 15 points and four 3-pointers.
At W.F. West H.S.
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Cedarcrest — Anderson 3, Chapman 4, Den Hartog 2, Goddard, Houser 11, Kevin, Quist 2, E. Taylor 15, J. Taylor 2. W.F. West— Haber 1, Abbott 2, Petersen, Wilson, Wren, Weeks 12, Lydon 6, Otten 11, Baumann 2. 3-point goals — Taylor 4, Houser 1, Lydon 1. Records — Cedarcrest 1-2 overall. W.F. West 0-1.
Darrington 37, Coupeville 24: At Coupeville, Darrington beat Coupeville’s pressure defense to start the second half, outscoring the Wolves by 10 points in the period en route to the non-league win.
At Coupeville H.S.
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Darrington — Corley 5, Green 3, Pendergrass 8, H. Wales 12, R. Wales 5, Woodward 4. Coupeville — Boyd, Ebersole, Kayla Lawson 1, Kassie Lawson 4, Manker 4, Mueller 4, Riddle, Smith 5, Vass, West 6. 3-point goals — Smith 1, Corley 1, Green 1. Records — Darrington 3-2 overall. Coupeville 1-3.
Highland Christian 58, Mt. Rainier Lutheran 20: At Tacoma, Chelsea Graber had 20 points and 14 rebounds in Highland Christian’s non-league victory.
At Mt. Rainier Lutheran H.S.
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Highland Christian — Graber 20, Burrows 18, Breekveldt 9, Hodges 6, K. Graber 2, Mattson 2, Sytsma, Kirby, Lyons. Mt. Rainier Luth. — Fynboe 8, Cassal 6, Sreitag 2, Campion 2, Larsen 2, Diwan, Castersen, Held, Ja Nang, Davis. 3-point goals — none. Records — HC 2-0 overall. MRL not reported.
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