LAKEWOOD – Jon Jensen’s two free throws with six seconds remaining proved to be the difference Monday as the Archbishop Murphy boys basketball team edged Lakewood, 76-75, in double overtime at the Lakewood Christmas Tournament.
Archbishop Murphy plays Greybull (Wyo.) at 7 p.m. today in the championship game. Lakewood faces Chimacum in a consolation game at 4 p.m. Greybull beat Chimacum on Monday, 56-45.
Jensen’s two free throws gave the Wildcats a 76-73 advantage.
Lakewood’s Anthony Whederkehr made a lay-up and was fouled on the shot with 2 seconds remaining on the clock. His free throw bounced off the rim and the Cougars were unable to track down the ball in time to get off another shot.
Wes Taylor led the Wildcats with a game-high 26 points. Wes Reagan and Whederkehr paced the Cougars with 18 and 16 points, respectively.
Archbishop Murphy-McCann 9, Jensen 9, Taylor 26, Hagel 16, Ungs 8, Mitchell 8. Lakewood-Reagan 18, Whederkehr 16, Besans 6, Queen 13, Nelson 5, Jangaard 5, Boyer 1, Con 9, . 3-point goals-McCann 1, Ungs 2, Reagan 4, Queen 4, Con 3. JV score-Lakewood 51, Archbishop Murphy 40. Records-Lakewood 1-5 overall. Archbishop Murphy not reported. |
Mountlake Terrace 82, Emerald Ridge 47: Justynn Hammond scored a game-high 18 points, including seven during a 24-6 second-quarter run, and grabbed seven rebounds to help the Hawks win in the first round of the Edmonds School District Holiday Tournament. Mike Boxley scored 16 points and had seven assists, and Luke Hammond added 14 points for Mountlake Terrace, which plays O’Dea, a 48-37 winner over Lakes, at 7 p.m. today for the tournament championship.
ER-Pickens 2, Harris 2, Calhoun 8, Swendsen 12, O’Brien 6, Losch 2, Phaanum 2, Smith 2. MT-Arquillano 6, C. Hammond 5, L. Hammond 14, Blake 4, Swanson 15, Boxley 16, J. Hammond 18, Mundt 4. JV score-M. Terrace won. Records-E. Ridge 1-5 overall. M. Terrace 4-2. |
Seaside (Ore.) 45, Cascade 42: Marcus Guffey scored 17 points for the Bruins, who lost to Seaside in the Ilwaco Christmas Tournament. Cascade plays Raymond in a consolation game at 3 p.m. today.
Cascade-Matson, 3, Guffey 17, Chiarelli 8, Carter 2, Pepin 6, Petterson 6. Home-Robinson 5, Cherelli 13, Spivey 2, Toyas 8, Knutsen 6, Winstonly 9 Lathem 2. 3-point goals-Matson, Guffey, Chairelli Cherelli 2, Winstonly 2. Records-Cascade 3-2 overall. Seaside 5-3. |
Lopez 67, Easton 38: Sophomore guard Bubba Smith scored 10 of his game-high 15 points in the first-quarter when Lopez jumped out to a 16-4 lead. Smith also had 14 rebounds and 11 assists in the non-league game.
Lopez-Smith 15, Johnson 12, Arps 12, Faylor 8, Ellings 2, Jardine 4, McCoy 4, Sahli 2, Rypinski 8. Easton-N/A. Records-Lopez 4-5 overall. Lopez N/A. |
Burlington-Edison 77, Oak Harbor 65: The Tigers outscored the Wildcats 23-13 in the fourth-quarter to claim the non-conference victory. Marc Ferguson led Oak Harbor with 21 points.
Oak Harbor-Saar 6, Metcalf 1, Ferguson 21, Brown 11, McCoure 3, Heidt 5, Lobbestael 10. Burlington-Edison-Ingman 23, Anderson 16, Thomas 2, Garrett 12, Arendse 12, Wynn 2, Campbell 7, Clem 3. |
Girls Basketball
Monroe 53, Dimond (Alaska) 41: At Sammamish, Monroe got hot at just the right time.
The Bearcats shot 60 percent from the floor in the fourth quarter to pull away for a victory over Dimond (Alaska) in the Cascade Classic at Eastlake High School.
Monroe led 35-33 heading into the final period, then hit nine of 15 shots from the floor over the final eight minutes to outscore Dimond 18-8.
“We got hot,” said Monroe coach Alan Dickson, whose team plays Issaquah at 3 p.m. today in the championship game. “We moved the ball better and hit the open shots.”
Brittany Heilman scored 10 of her game-high 21 points to fuel the Bearcats’ fourth-quarter run. Teammate Kirsten Thompson added six points in the period and finished with 14. Kacey Kolrud had 12 points and seven assists for the winners.
Dimond-Young 15, Saena 2, Bullock 6, Hinshaw 5, Sav Afoa 2, Sha Afoa 2, Hernandez 9; Monroe-Zimmerman 3, Kolrud 12, Heilman 21, Thompson 14, Moriarity 1, Drivstuen 2. 3-point goals-Young 2, Kolrud, Heilman.. Records-Dimond 4-2. Monroe 5-1. |
Archbishop Murphy 72, Chimacum 40: Krista Eknes sank four of her five 3-point baskets and scored 15 points in the first quarter to help ignite Archbishop Murphy’s victory at the Lakewood Christmas Tournament. Lisa Coate scored 19 of her 23 points in the first half for the Wildcats. Archbishop Murphy plays Lakewood at 5:30 p.m. today in the championship contest
AM-Werner 1, Lasswell 6, Eknes 20, Coate 23, Zitnik 6, Huggins 2, Lyons 8, Westlund 2, Frahm 4. C-Monroe 7, Friedrich 5, Eldridge 9, Arey 11, Glynn 4, Andrus 3, Bowen 1. 3-point goals-Eknes 4, Monroe 1, Eldridge 1, Andrus 1. Records-A. Murphy 6-0 overall. Chimacum 4-2. |
Lakewood 53, Orting 45: Lakewood’s Dana Black scored 10 points and Courtney Seiber added 12 to lead the Cougars to the non-league victory in the Lakewood Christmas Tournament. Lauren Smith added eight points, grabbed eight rebounds and blocked seven shots for Lakewood.
Orting-Johnson 7, Thomas 11, Higley 19, Brooks 8. Lakewood-Black 10, Bader 9, Smith 8, Seiber 12, Walter 2, Vanderwel 4, Avery 4, Gimmer 4. 3-point goals-Brooks, Black 2, Bader. JV score-Lakewood 65, Orting 12. Records-Orting not reported. Lakewood 2-4 overall. |
Arlington 56, Everett 54: Randi Richardson scored 20 of her game-high 29 points in the second half as Arlington rallied to beat Everett in a non-league contest. Arlington trailed 33-23 at halftime, but outscored the Seagulls 33-21 over the final two periods.
Arlington-McCormick 6, Hodgson 1, Welk 4, Marsh 3, Richardson 29, Mitzelfelot 4, Court 9. Everett-E. Crossen 6, Larsen 4, B. Crossen 8, Austin 9, Hornyak 14, Luatua 11, Olson 2. 3-point goals-Richardson 1, Hornyak 4. Records-Everett 3-2. Arlington 3-2. |
Wrestling
Marysville-Pilchuck 53, O’Dea 18: Alex Hopkins (130 pounds), Norman Orr (160) and Kenny Kubac (103) stayed undefeated to lead the Tomahawks to the non-league victory.
103-Kubac (MP) won by forfeit; 112-Barnes (MP) pinned Beckstead :46, second; 119-Nye (O) pinned Flores 1:46, second; 125-O’Hare (O) pinned Fuller :57, second; 130-Hopkins (MP)pinned Balibin :36, first; 135-Martin (O) pinned Escalante 1:10, first; 140-Michel (MP) def. Manning 11-6; 145-Rittman (O) def. Johnson 12-10; 152-Haugen (MP) pinned Rutlidge :22, second; 160-Orr (MP) pinned Shaw 1:33, first; 171-Day (MP) def. Wilkins 7-2; 189-Weiser (MP) pinned Grey 1:05, first; 215-Alexander (MP) won by forfeit; 275-Webster (O) def. Moynihan 7-3.
Marysville-Pilchuck 33, Woodinville 31: In the last match of the night, Marysville-Pilchuck’s Alex Hopkins, wrestling at 130 pounds, took down his opponent with 20 seconds left in the third period to claim a 6-4 victory and give the Tomahawks the non-conference win. Hopkins’ victory capped a 22-point comeback by the Tomahawks.
103-Kubac (M) def. Biggs 12-3; 112-Barnes (MP) pinned Guzman :56, second; 119-Nye (MP def. Heyomoto 8-4; 125-Fuller (MP) won by forfeit; 130-Hopkins (MP) def. Johnson 6-4; 135-Thomson (W) def Esculanta 7-6; 140-Stoltz (W) def. Michel 8-5; 145-Johnson (MP) def. Villesnor 16-1; 152-Grandia (W) pinned Owens 1:26, second; 160-Orr (MP) pinned Johnson 1:35, first; 171-Lewis (W) def Day 9-3; 189-Andrews (W) pinned Weaser 1:54, second; 215-Wood (W) pinned Alexander 1:15, second; 275-Helgeson (W) def. Moynihan 16-6. Records-Maryville-Pilchuck 8-2 overall.
Cascade 68, O’Dea 12: Sophomore Brady Douglas got Cascade rolling with a pin at 140 pounds. The Bruins tallied eight pins, their highest total of the season, in the non-conference meet.
135-Martin (O) pinned Morrison, 1:27, 1st; 140-Douglas (C) pinned Mannig, 1:03, 3rd; 145-Metz (C) pinned Rittman, :43, 3rd; 152-Alyea (C) pinned Rutledge, 1:41, 1st; 160-Larson (C) pinned Shaw, :34, 3rd; 171-McClinchy (C) dec. Wilkins 4-2; 189-Kendo (C) won by injury forfeit Knight; 215-Smith (C) pinned Verall, 1:30, 2nd; 275-McKinlay (C) pinned Webster, 1:09. 103-Walt (C) won by forfeit; 112-Bates (C) pinned Beckstead, :51, 1st; 119-Gilbertson (C) pinned Flones, :35, 1st; 125-O’Hare (O) pinned Little, 1:10, 1st; 130-Johnson (C) won by technical fall Ballinbin, 16-1.
Cascade 41, Woodinville 32: Sophomore James Morrison of Cascade trailed on points near the end of his 135-pound match, the first of the non-league meet, but he rallied to pin his opponent with one second remaining. Randall Walt, another Cascade sophomore, ended a streak of four Woodinville pins with his second-round pin at 103 pounds to boost the Bruins, who won four of the last five matches.
135-Morrison (C) pinned Thompson, 1:59, 3rd; 140-Stolz (W) dec. Douglas, 7-5; 145-Metz (C) pinned Villesnor, :07, 2nd; 152-Alyea (C) dec. Grandia, 13-6; 160-Larson (C) pinned N. Johnson, 1:35, 1st; 171-Lewis (W) pinned McClinchy, 1:09, 1st; 189-Andrews (W) pinned Kendo, :41 2nd; 215-Wood (W) pinned Smith, :53, 1st; 275-Helgeson (W) pinned McKinlay, :21, 2nd. 103-Walt (C) pinned Guzman, :21, 2nd; 112-Bates (c) major dec. Biggs, 8-0; 119-Gilbertson (C) major dec. Heyomoto, 12-3; 125-Little (C) won by forfeit; 130-M. Johnson (W) pinned C. Johnson, 1:36, 1st. Records- Cascade 6-2 overall. Woodinville N/A.
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