Marsh’s 3-pointer boosts Mavericks

Herald staff

LYNNWOOD – One big shot stunned Lynnwood.

Taylor Marsh sank a 3-point goal with two seconds left to tie the score. Then, after Lynnwood was charged with a technical foul for calling an illegal timeout, Marsh hit the free throw to give Meadowdale a 62-61 Western Conference South Division victory at Meadowdale High School Saturday night.

Aaron Smith drove the lane and then kicked the ball out to Marsh for the all-important score-tying basket.

Julian Williams scored 13 of his 20 points and Marsh had 10 of his 12 points to lead Meadowdale to the fourth-quarter comeback. Willams also grabbed 10 rebounds.

Tyler Milan had 14 points for Meadowdale. Bobby Hinnenkamp led Lynnwood with 18 points. Drew Matzen scored 15 and Anthony Porter added 12 points for Lynnwood.


Lynnwood-Hinnenkamp 18, Porter 12, Olson 6, Palmer 8, Matzen 15, Fischel 2. Meadowdale-Smith 2, Marsh 12, Rohrbach 2, Winnie 5, Williams 20, Milam 14, Dennis 7. 3-point goals-Marsh 1, Winnie 1, Hinninkamp 2. JV score-Meadowdale 79, Lynnwood 41. Records-Lynnwood 6-9 in league, 7-10 overall. Meadowdale 9-6, 10-7.

Sehome 68, Ferndale 46: Sehome’s Travis Friderich scored a game-high 23 points on 10-for-12 shooting and teammate James Monrean added 17 with eight rebounds in the Northwest 3A victory.


Ferndale

11

5

14

16

46

Sehome

21

17

16

14

68


Ferndale-Wruck 3, Udo 6, Erickson 3, Lane 14, Dahl 4, Boyd 10, Gallagher 5, Foulk 1. Sehome-Wark 4, Monrean 17, Friderich 23, Nicholes 6, Murphy 6, Baxter 9, Fassler 2, Thompson 1. 3-point goals-Wruck 1, Lane 2, Friderich 3, Nicholes 1, Murphy 1. JV-Sehome def. Ferndale. Records-Sehome 9-3 in league, 14-4 overall. Ferndale 2-10, 3-14.

Orcas Island 58, Friday Harbor 46: Brett Percich scored 18 points and Danny Johnson added 11 to lead Friday Harbor in the Northwest A League game. Arleen Plaister led Orcas Island, which clinched the league’s No. 2 seed into the tri-district tournament, with 18 points.


Orcas Island

12

12

14

20

58

Friday Harbor

10

13

10

12

46


Orcas Island-Plaister 18, P. Gage 4, Sasam 5, Cline 2, Clark 10, J. Gage 11, Johnson 8. Friday Harbor-Ray 2, Benz 10, Posenjak 1, Coulter 2, Percich 18, Johnson 11, Smith 2. 3-point goals-Plaister 1, Sasam 1, Clark 1, J. Gage 1, Benz 2, Percich 2. JV-FH def. OI. Records-Orcas Island 7-2 in league, 11-4 overall. Friday Harbor 5-4, 12-6.

Archbishop Murphy 55, Concrete 50: Archbishop Murphy’s Kyle Mulholland had eight rebounds and four steals to go with a game-high 18 points in the Northwest A League game Friday.


Archbishop Murphy

14

14

15

12

55

Concrete

9

7

9

25

50


Archbishop Murphy-Duell 11, Mulholland 18, Albo 4, Butler 7, Hagel 4, Tompkins 8, Taylor 2, Mitchell 1. Concrete-Boerner 9, Sanchez 3, McAdam 15, Woodworth 2, Martin 12, Aldredge 3, Schooland 6. 3-point goals-Boerner 3, McAdam 2, Aldredge 1. JV score-Archbishop Murphy 72, Concrete 38. Records-Archbishop Murphy 2-7 in league, 8-11 overall. Concrete 0-9, 0-18.

Overlake 52, Snohomish County Christian 39: Jordan Doucet scored 10 points for the Lions in the Emerald City League game.


Overlake

11

11

12

18

52

Snohomish Cty. Chr.

7

10

13

9

39


Snohomish County Christian-Sharpe 7, Farrar 7, Zuspan 2, Ripley 7, Anderson 2, Rouse 2, Lovelace 2, Doucet 10. Overlake-Mason 17, Forin 11, Dedoyard 2, Tuck 7, Nordin 9, Smith 7. 3-point goals-Mason 1, Forin 3, Tuck 1, Sharpe 1, Farrar 1, Ripley, Doucet 2. JV-Snohomish County Christian def. Overlake . Records-Snohomish County Christian 6-6 in league, 8-12 overall. Overlake 5-7, 7-14.

Shoreline Christian 71, Northwest Yeshiva 56: Shoreline Christian’s Darren Broekhuis had a career night with 28 points, 11 rebounds and four assists in the non-conference game .


Shoreline Christian

20

18

8

25

71

NW Yeshiva

10

10

21

15

56


Shoreline Christian-Gunderson 2, Ching 5, Prins 15, Womelsduff 6, Brandal 15, Broekhuis 28. NW Yeshiva-Babani 9, Harel 14, Aaronson 1, BenSimon 22, Friend 4, Hirsch 6. 3-point goals-Babani 2, Harel 2, BenSimon 3, Ching 1, Prins 1, Broekhuis 3. JV score-NW Yeshiva 51, Shoreline Christian 41. Records-Shoreline Christian 8-10 overall. NW Yeshiva 3-15.

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