EVERETT – The Archbishop Murphy Wildcats roared out of the locker room for the second half leading by 10 points and responded by scorching the nets for 25 third-quarter points in a convincing 62-36 non-league victory over the Foster Bulldogs Tuesday.
“We really ran some great fast breaks to start the second half,” said Archbishop Murphy coach John Barhanovich.
Lisa Coate led the balanced Wildcats attack with 14 points. Krista Eknes (eight assists) and Alyssa Smith (six) distributed the ball effectively as Archbishop Murphy out-shot Foster from the floor 54-32 percent.
Valencia Doty’s 17 points accounted for nearly half of the Bulldogs’ points.
“Doty is a great and very active guard,” said Barhanovich. “Our goal was to stop her and we did a good enough job containing her to win.”
At Archbishop Murphy H.S.
Foster88812-36
Archbishop Murphy15112511-62
Foster-Doty 17, Daniels 7, Horton 3, Popanjak 3, Camp 2, Castro 2, Mendoza 2. Archbishop Murphy-Burns 10, Coate 14, Eknes 11, Jelinek,6, Lasswell 9, Nelson 2, Smith 5, Westlund 3, Moran 2. 3-point goals-Doty 1, Eknes 2, Lasswell 1, Smithj 1. JV-Archbishop Murphy def. Foster. Records-Foster 0-1 overall. Archbishop Murphy 2-1.
Sultan 42, North Mason 33: At Belfair, Katie McKenna scored 11 points and Molly Sumpter added nine points and 11 rebounds to lead Sultan to the non-conference victory. Sultan’s defense, led by Rebecca Postyeni, held North Mason to four points in the third quarter.
At North Mason H.S.
Sultan4111611-42
North Mason13749-33
Sultan-Brown 3, Burnside 10, McKenna 11, Paskeicz 7, Postyeni 2, Sumpter 9. North Mason-Neyhant 14, Cook 5, Jensen 4, Cook 4, Houee 3, Hicks 3. 3-point goals-Burnside 2, McKenna 1. JV score-North Mason 40, Sultan 19. Records-Sultan 2-1 overall. North Mason not reported.
South Whidbey 72, Port Townsend 45: At Langley, South Whidbey’s Marcella Litwiller scored a double-double with a game high 23 points and 12 rebounds. Teammate Caitie Newman added a double-double with 20 points and 12 rebounds. She also had seven steals and four assists to lead South Whidbey to the non-conference win.
At South Whidbey H.S.
Port Townsend1161117-45
South Whidbey19221219-72
Port Townsend-K. Amico 8, L. Amico 8, E. Amico 11, Larson 2, Wilson 12, Fly 4. South Whidbey-Iverson 4, LaVassar 2, Lint 2, Litwiller 23, Madison 2, L. Newman 14, C. Newman 20, Sandri 5. 3-point goals-C. Newman 1, L. Newman 2, Sandri 1. JV score-South Whidbey 48, Port Townsend 42. Records-Port Townsend 0-1 overall. South Whidbey 2-2.
Granite Falls 41, Cedar Park Christian 37: At Bothell, sophomore Hannah Anderson scored 14 points and pulled down nine rebounds to lead Granite Falls to the non-conference victory. Tera Bauer had 11 rebounds and Lindsey Sannon added 12 points and five steals for the Tigers.
At Cedar Park Christian H.S.
Granite Falls111398-41
Cedar Park Christian710119-37
Granite Falls-Alexander 1, Anderson 14, Bauer 5, Murphy 5, Sannon 12, Setzer 4. Cedar Park Christian-Foulkes 8, Johnson 2, Luke 12, Haug 6, Norton 4, Tallman 1, Kepler 4. 3-point goals-Luke 1. JV score-Granite Falls 50, Cedar Park Christian 12. Records-Granite Falls 2-0 overall. Cedar Park Christian 0-1.
Shoreline Christian 54 Mount Vernon Christian 32: At Mount Vernon, junior forward Julia DeKoekkoek shot 10-for-16 from the field, scored 25 points and added 10 rebounds and five steals to lead the Crusaders to the Northwest 1A/B League-opening victory. Senior guard Kara Fertello had eight steals to highlight Shoreline’s defense.
At Mount Vernon Christian H.S.
Shoreline Christian2115810-54
Mount Vernon Christian49910-32
Shoreline Christian-Barrick 3, Fertello 5, Nelson 2, Hodges 3, Ju. DeKoekkoek 25, Woods 16. Mount Vernon Christian-Stephenson 9, VandenBosch 8, Geertsma 1, Weber 3, Peters 8, VanBerkum 1. 3-point goals-Fertello 1, Hodges 1, Ju. DeKoekkoek 1, Woods 1, Peters 2. JV score-Shoreline Christian 57, Mount Vernon Christian 11. Records-Shoreline Christian 1-0 in league, 2-1 overall. Mount Vernon Christian 0-1, 0-1.
Darrington 34, Orcas Island 31: At Darrington, with her team behind 31-29 with less than a minute to play, Kylie Thompson hit a 15-foot shot from the wing, giving Darrington the lead and the Northwest 1A/B League victory.
At Darrington H.S.
Orcas Island115213-31
Darrington46717-34
Orcas Island-Curtis 2, Kucklick 7, Holtman 6, Padbury 2, Tellefsen 2, Moran-Hodge 8, J. Peacock 4. Darrington-Thompson 5, Hayden 4, Turner 8, Corley 2, Fromong 10, Frable 5. 3-point goals-none. JV-Orcas Island def. Darrington. Records-Orcas Island 0-1 in league, 0-2 overall. Darrington 1-0, 2-1.
Master’s Touch 38, Northwest Yeshiva 35 (OT): At Mercer Island, Tylah Santeford scored 23 points and grabbed 20 rebounds to lead Master’s Touch to the non-conference victory. Kaitlyn Harkins had eight assists and Sarah Brown had eight rebounds in the second half for Master’s Touch.
At Northwest Yeshiva H.S.
Master’s Touch893153-38
Northwest Yeshiva891260-35
Master’s Touch-Hodges 2, Brown 2, T. Santeford 23, S. Santeford 3, Breekveldt 8. Northwest Yeshiva-Golan 7, Lovy 5, Becker 16, Notik 4, Garkav 3. 3-point goals-Dolan 1, Becker 2. Records-Master’s Touch 1-1 overall. Northwest Yeshiva 2-1.
Seattle Academy 44, North Sound Christian 31: At Seattle, Chloe Jourdan scored nine points to lead Seattle Academy to the non-conference victory. Elyse Bunger led North Sound Christian with 13 points.
At Seattle Academy
North Sound Christian41377-31
Seattle Academy11111111-44
North Sound Christian-Jourdan 9, Langston 8, Ramseyer 8, Primomo 7, Lester 6, Kaplan 4, Higgins 2. Seattle Academy-Bunger 13, Brekkaa 8, Reymore 6, Bozlinski 4. Records-Seattle Academy not reported. North Sound Christian 1-2 overall.
Girls bowling
Cascade 3, Jackson 0: At Anacortes, Breanne Mattson rolled a 212 game and a 581 series, Maddie Rizzuto rolled a 231 game and a 560 series and Anastasia Adams had a 189 game and a 539 series for Cascade (12-3 overall), which caught Jackson (12-3) for first place in the Wesco meet at San Juan Lanes. Michelle Carlson had a 171 game and a 473 series for Jackson.
Anacortes 3, Ferndale 0: At Anacortes, Cassie Aguilar rolled a 170 game and a 456 series for Anacortes (5-10). Ceci Schuch had a 144 game and a 381 series for Ferndale (2-13).
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