Lake Stevens wins Wesco North title

EVERETT — The Lake Stevens Vikings girls basketball claimed the Western Conference North tite in convincing fashion Wednesday night.

The Vikings cruised to a 67-25 victory at Everett High School.

Lake Stevens held Everett scoreless in the first quarter, jumping to a 17-0 lead.

“Lake Stevens is a much better team,” Everett coach Kelly McCoy said. “When you play them they will expose your team’s weakness.”

Mary Ochiltree made a game-high five 3-pointers to lead the Vikings with 22 points.

At Everett H.S.

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Lake Stevens — Bostwick 8, Burke, Gallagher 17, Goddard 4, Greene 1, Ochiltree 22, Personius 6, Schumacher, Tate, Tri 6, Warbis 1, Ziskovsky 2. Everett — Antiojo 5, Bell 2, Burton 2, Fingarson, A. Hope, L. Hope 9, Lauritzen 2, Letourneau 3, McMullen 2, Liger. 3-point goals — Ochiltree 5, Personius 2, L Hope 3. Records — L. Stevens 15-1 league, 19-1 overall. Everett 4-12, 5-14.

Snohomish 61, Monroe 43: At Snohomish, seniors Allison Burns, Shante Scott and Molly Miller all scored in double figures to lead the Panthers to the Wesco North victory.

At Snohomish H.S.

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Monroe — Brazel 5, Clark 7, Drawsky 4, Drivstuen 7, Matkins 10, Moriarity, Ohlsen 8, Ojalehto, Robertson 2, Smith. Snohomish — Benson 5, Berg, Burns 11, Desmarais, Fairbanks, Guthrie 15, Heard 9, Miller 11, Scott 10, Smith, Wayman. 3-point goals — Guthrie 5, Burns, Heard, Benson, Brazel, Ohlsen. Records — Monroe 5-11 league, 6-14 overall. Snohomish 14-2, 16-4.

Jackson 60, Edmonds-Woodway 44: At Mill Creek, Jackson’s Erin Feeney hit four 3-pointers on her way to a team-high 18 points for the Timberwolves.

At Jackson H.S.

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Edmonds-Woodway — Albertson 4, Butler 22, Donaldson 2, Kenney 6, Lauber, Lee, Olson, Petty 2, Schultz, Shen, Singh 8, Wellington. Jackson — Bruns 8, Bylsma, Feeney 18, Funke, Guzman, Harkness 2, Hataaja 1, Kingma 15, Kirton, O’Neal 2, Sam 8, Todd 6. 3-point goals — Kingma, Feeney 4, Singh 2. Records — E-W 8-8 league, 10-10 overall. Jackson 16-0, 19-1.

Meadowdale 76, Shorewood 35: At Lynnwood, Meadowdale’s Alli Streit scored a career-high 18 points.

At Lynnwood H.S.

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Shorewood — Allen 4, Bronson 11, Clark, A. Ellersick, E. Ellersick, England 2, Farden 12, Hammer, Nephew 4, Nichols, Ogbazghi 2. Meadowdale — Beyer 6, Carlow 3, Coronacion 6, H. Fjortoft 7, J. Fjortoft 2, Jones 20, Landa, Molitor 4, Nugent, M. O’Neill, C. O’Neill 3, Streit 18, Zickefoose 6. 3-point goals — Streit 2, C. O’Neill, Jones 4, H. Fjortoft, Carlow, Bronson 2. Records — Shorewood 3-13 league, 4-16 overall. Meadowdale 13-3, 16-3.

Shorecrest 53, Mountlake Terrace 44: At Shoreline, Shorecrest senior Jocelyn Riordan grabbed nine rebounds and scored 10 of her game-high 20 points in the third quarter.

At Shorecrest H.S.

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Mountlake Terrace — Boxley, Fritz 18, Hinson, Peeples 4, Pingul 7, Ramirez 2, Seidlitz 6, Staley 7. Shorecrest — Axelson, Gamman 2, Glesener, Hagood 3, McCorkell 8, Riordan 20, Schade 1, Shrote 2, Towles 8, Tseng 9. 3-point goals — Riordan, McCorkell 2, Hagood, Pingul. Records — MT 4-12 league, 4-16 overall. Shorecrest 11-5, 12-7.

Cascade 46, Arlington 34: At Arlington, Spencer Nelson had 18 points and Katy Gross scored 15 to lead Cascade.

At Arlington H.S.

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Cascade — Bergman, Condotta 4, Da. Love 4, De Los Reyes, Gross 15, Hayden 2, Keel, Molenda, Nelson 18, Smith 3. Arlington — Daggett 4, Evans, Jensen 2, Kesselring 6, Murrin 4, Prause 10, Scheppele 7, Van Loo, White 1. 3-point goals — Scheppele. Records — Cascade 6-10 league, 8-12 overall. Arlington 4-12, 7-12.

Kamiak 70, Mariner 39: At Everett, Kelsey Patrick scored 20 points and grabbed eight rebounds for Kamiak.

At Mariner H.S.

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Kamiak — Burns 2, Church 10, Johnson , K. Kussman 3, Keller 9, McClaskey 7, Patrick 20, Simmons, Sovich 2, Stephens, T. Kussman 10, Taglialavore 2, Stephens 5. Mariner — Andeberhan, Anderson , Aragon-Millard, Branham 5, Campos 2, Carter 3, Collins 4, Geyer , Robertson 1, Ruscha 15, Schmidt 2, Smith , Varde 7. 3-point goals — Patrick 4, K. Kussman, Carter, Varde 2. Records — Kamiak 12-4 league, 15-6 overall. Mariner 1-15, 2-18.

North Sound Christian 54, Grace Academy 48: At Marysville, North Sound Christian captured the fourth and final seed for the 1B Bi-District tournament.

At Grace Academy H.S.

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North Sound Christian — Doucet 2, Eno, Mahler 15, McNabb 7, Olson 2, Otis 17, Schettler 2, Waller 7, Watson 2. Grace Academy — FGa. Weinberg 7, Gr. Weinberg 7, Harrington, Israel 14, Lugg, McAuliffe 8, Young 12. 3-point goals — Mahler 3, Waller, Israel 4, Young. Records — NSC 6-11 overall. GA 7-13.

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