Prep basketball roundup for Tuesday, Feb. 11

Tulalip Heritage finishes second in district tournament.

Prep basketball roundup for Tueday, Feb. 11:

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BOYS BASKETBALL

1B District 1 tournament

(both to Tri-District tournament)

Lummi Nation 52, Tulalip Heritage 48

BELLINGHAM — The Lummi Nation Blackhawks (19-3) edged Tulalip Heritage (18-2) for the second time this season to claim the 1B District 1 tournament championship. JJ Grey scored a team-high 12 points and pulled down five rebounds for the Hawks while Ziggy Myles-Gilford contributed eight points and 10 rebounds. Both teams will participate in the District 1-2-3 tournament, which begins Feb. 15. The top four seeds, which had not been announced at press time, will receive first-round byes and host games Feb. 18.

1B District 1 tournament

(winner to Tri-District tournament, loser-out)

Cedar Park Christian (Lynnwood) 63, Darrington 55

2A District 1 tournament

(loser out)

Sehome 69, Marysville-Pilchuck 54

Emerald Sound

King’s 71, Cascade Christian 67

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

1B District 1 tournament

(both to Tri-District tournament)

Grace Academy vs. Lopez Island, score not reported

1B District 1 tournament

(winner to Tri-District tournament, loser-out)

Providence Classical Christian 45, Darrington 34

Wesco 4A

Glacier Peak 56, Cascade 10

Emerald Sound

King’s 66, Cascade Christian 32

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