AUBURN – The champs came to play at the Auburn Riverside Tournament .
Two-time Oregon 4A state champion Southridge of Beaverton, Ore., played Snohomish in the championship game of the White Division and defeated the Panthers 55-40 Saturday.
“They’re the real deal,” Snohomish girls head coach Ken Roberts said of the Skyhawks, who were the 10th-ranked team in the nation last year.
The Panthers went toe-to-toe with Southridge, trailing by only one point going into halftime.
Snohomish stayed within four until the Skyhawks went on a 12-0 run in the last two minutes of the third quarter to pull away for good.
“You have to play perfect to stay with this team,” Roberts said, “and we didn’t play perfect the whole game.”
Snohomish’s Katie Benson led all scorers with 19 points and teammate Karley Lampman added 11 points for the Panthers.
At Auburn Riverside H.S.
Snohomish515713-40
Southridge 1382212-55
Snohomish-Schmitt 2, Lampman 11, Burns 1, Benson 19, Yates 3, Heard 3, Scott 1. Southridge-Tate 16, Earl 14, Jenkins 14, Wells 4, Picken 3, Meteir 2, Smith 2. 3-point goals-Picken 1, Benson 2, Lampman 2. JV score-Snohomish def. Lake Stevens. Records-Snohomish 5-3 overall. Southridge not reported.
Auburn Riverside 72, Lake Stevens 62: At Auburn, Mary Ochiltree led all scorers with 28 points but it wasn’t enough as Lake Stevens fell to Auburn Riverside in a consolation game in the Auburn Riverside tournament. The Vikings outscored Auburn Riverside 37-30 in the second half, but couldn’t overcome the 27 points put up by Ravens’ leading scorer Stephanie Wilbur.
At Auburn Riverside H.S.
Lake Stevens10151621-62
Auburn Riverside18241515-72
Lake Stevens-Ochiltree 28, K. Tri 3, Johnson 3, Housden 6, Aanstad 8, B. Tri 2, Gallagher 12. Auburn Riverside-Wetmore 7, Amoso 7, Grad 4, Jenkins 4, Jackson 3, Wilbur 27, Gibbons 8, Eguawpa 12. 3-point goals-Jackson 1, Wilbur 2, Gibbons 2, Ochiltree 2, K. Tri 1. JV score-Snohomish def. Lake Stevens. Records-Lake Stevens 4-3 overall. Auburn Riverside 7-1.
Stanwood 70, Mount Vernon 47: At Stanwood, Rachele Kloke did it all, posting a double-double with 28 points and 11 rebounds to help Stanwood defeat Mount Vernon in a non-conference game. Kloke just missed a triple-double with nine assists and added two steals and six blocked shots.
At Stanwood H.S.
Mount Vernon1291016-47
Stanwood14231617-70
Mount Vernon-Squires 2, Walker 8, Noste 4, Kutz 8, Ridnour 4, Shiro 3, Madson 6, Thine 9, Bone 3. Stanwood-Collins 6, Vargas 2, Harris 8, Kline 3, Kloke 28, Nemo 6, Nicholas 10, Piccolo 2, Shaughnessy 5, Sudweeks. 3-Point Shots-Shaughnessy 3, Walker 1, Madson 1 Shiro 1. JV score-Mount Vernon def. Stanwood. Records-Mount Vernon not reported. Stanwood 6-3 overall.
South Whidbey 63, Port Angeles 43: At Port Townsend, South Whidbey pulled away, out-scoring Port Angeles by 12 points in the final period. South Whidbey coach Henry Pope said his team kept up its full-court press the whole game. “By the fourth quarter they (Port Angeles) were tired,” Pope said. Lindsey Newman had a game-high 28 points for the Falcons. Teammate Samantha Pope had 16 rebounds, five steals and three blocked shots.
At Port Townsend
Port Angeles1461013-43
S. Whidbey15121125-63
Port Angeles-Minor 5, Napiontek 15, Horton 1, Goodwin 2, Cook 4, Jones 5, Sakor 5, Baumstark 3, Manwell 3. South Whidbey-Johnson 3, Martinovic 3, Newman 28, Pope 4, Rawls 6, Sandri 16, Wanamaker 3. 3-point goals-Newman 2, Napiontek 1, Cook 2. Records-South Whidbey 4-3 overall. Port Angeles not reported.
Coupeville 56, Australian team 26: At Coupeville, Sarah Burgoyne and Shawna West each had 12 points apiece to lead Coupeville over the Australian team in a non-conference game.
At Coupeville H.S.
Australian team44018-26
Coupeville2116127-56
Australia team-Child 6, Fraser 6, Lanigan 4, Pocock 10. Coupeville-Myhr 2, Rosenkrance 8, Burgoyne 12, Smith 11, Caselden 1, West 12, Kelley 2, Vass 2, Manker 6. Records-Australian team not reported. Coupeville 3-3 overall.
Lodi 63, King’s 55 (OT): At San Diego, in the championship game of the Surf division of the Surf N Slam tournament, King’s fell to Lodi High School in overtime. Danielle Clauson had 21 points and nine rebounds for the Knights and teammate Bianca Rowland added a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds.
At San Diego
King’s2013985-55
Lodi1115111313-63
Lodi-Meier 13, Ehlers 13, Armstrong 16, Munsh 6, Benson 15. King’s-Jack 3, Strand 15, Clauson 21 Friar 2, Cutright 3, Rowland 11. 3-point goals-Meier 3, Ehlers 3, Armstrong 3, Benson 1, Strand 1, Clauson 1, Cutright 1. Records-King’s 4-1 overall. Lodi 9-3.
Darrington 51, Seattle Lutheran 29: At Darrington, Kylie Thompson scored all nine of her points in the fourth quarter as Darrington blew open the non-league game.
At Darrington H.S.
Seattle Lutheran81065-29
Darrington715920-51
Seattle Lutheran-Depew 6, Lisko 2, Yazzolino 4, Norton 1, Smart 5, Antioquia 8, Nolan 3. Darrington-Thompson 9, Pendergrass 6, Ashe 6, N. Green 4, Turner 11, Corley 6, Woodward 5, Frable 4. JV score-Seattle Lutheran def. Darrington. Records-Seattle Lutheran 2-6 overall. Darrington 5-3.
Orcas Island 37, Forest Ridge 26: At Eastsound, Cara Peacock led all scorers with 10 points and had five steals to help Orcas Island win the non-league game.
At Orcas Island H.S.
Forest Ridge8864-26
Orcas Island612118-37
Forest Ridge-McCormick 8, Graves 8, Zinsley 5, McKelvey 3, Kitchen 2. Orcas Island-McClary 5, Moran-Hodge 6, Nigretto 2, S. Padbury 9, Peacock 10, Thomas 3, Wrightsman 2. 3-point goals-S. Padbury 1, Peacock 2, McCormick 1. JV score-Orcas Island 41, Forest Ridge 15. Records-Forest Ridge 2-4 overall. Orcas Island 5-4.
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