LAKE STEVENS — Lake Stevens trailed by seven points with just under two minutes remaining, but it was able to force some turnovers and get some buckets down the stretch to get back in the game and eventually beat Marysville-Pilchuck 55-50 in overtime in a Wesco North game Monday at the Lake Stevens High gym.
“To break the door down a little bit and get a win against a team like Marysville is good for our team,” Lake Stevens coach Randall Edens said.
M-P’s Andi Adams was fouled with two seconds to go, she knocked down one of two free throws to send the game into overtime.
Meghan Warbis had 17 points for Lake Stevens, Stephanie Schumacher added 15. Warbis also had eight rebounds.
“We got a lot of contibutions from a lot of different kids,” Edens said.
“We were able to prevail,” Edens said. “It’s just a huge win for our kids.
Britt Harris led M-P with 20 points.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
M-P11138135—50
L. Stevens121041910—55
Marysville-Pilchuck—Cull, Martinis 11, Adams 9, K. Enberg, Oden 3, Harris 20, E. Enberg, Heckendorf 2, Pierce 5. Lake Stevens—K. Goddard, Puha 5, Peterson 2, Bostwick 6, Warbis 17, L. Goddard 2, Burke 8, Molstre, Swain, Schumacher 15. 3-point goals—Martinis 2, Adams 1, Bostwick 1, Schumacher 2. Records—M-P 1-2 league, 3-2 overall. Lake Stevens 2-1, 2-3.
Arlington 59, Sehome 24: At Bellingham, Quinn Kesselring led all scorers with 15 points and Kyra Prause added 13 points, eight rebounds and six assists to lead Arlington to the non-conference win.
At Squalicum H.S.
Arlington12111224—59
Sehome3678—24
Arlington—Prause 13, Scheppele 9, Evans 2, Duncan 1, Kesselring 15, Murrin 4, Weber 2, Daggett 6, Schumck 3, Wilson 4. Sehome—Johnson 4, Holmgren, Ackerman 4, Hall 3, Vertucei, Leenstra 4, Smith 4, Osborn 3, Greenberg 2. 3-point goals—Prause 1. Records—Arlington 3-2 overall. Sehome 0-5.
Issaquah 50, Monroe 35: At Bellevue, Monroe came out rusty in a 15-point loss to Issaquah. The Bearcats had practiced just three times in two weeks. Alexa Smith scored 15 points for Issaquah and provided a match-up problem for Monroe.
At Bellevue Community College
Issaquah9102110—50
Monroe491210—35
Issaquah—Pflaumer 6, Morris 4, Miller 3, Brady 2, Mendezona 2, Talley 2, Nicol 16, Smith 15, Holmes, Schiltz. Monroe—Drawsky 9, Ohlsen 7, Drivstuen 3, Ojalehto 2, Clark 14, Brazel, Robertson, Smith. 3-point goals—Ohlsen 1, Drawsky 1, Miller 1. Records—Monroe 3-2 overall. Issaquah 4-0.
Snohomish 84, Jefferson 77 (2OT): At Auburn, Katie Benson had a school record 38 points in the Snohomish victory over defending Oregon 5A state champion Jefferson at the Auburn Riverside Tournament. The previous record was 32 points held by Diane Black from the early 80’s. The Panthers went on a 7-0 run to start the second overtime before the lead was cut to three. But success at the free-throw line preserved the Snohomish victory. Benson had 14 rebounds as well.
At Auburn Riverside H.S.
S’homish20122110813—84
Jefferson1515191486—77
Jefferson—Jackson, Brazzle 8, Smith 2, Dixon, King 6, Carr 4, Reynolds 2, Brown, Blake 20, K. Forthan 35, Snohomish—Guthrie 13, Schmitt 7, Lampman 13, Keithley, Wayman 2, Timmerman, Berg 6, Benson 38, Bride, Balin 5. Records—Snohomish 4-1 overall. Jefferson not reported.
West Valley (Yakima) 52, Meadowdale 42: At Lynnwood, West Valley outscored Meadowdale 14-4 in the fourth quarter of the non-league game. West Valley’s Erin Richardson scored six of her 12 points in the fourth quarter. She also had 15 rebounds.
At Meadowdale H.S.
West Valley13111414—52
Meadowdale128184—42
West Valley—Larson, Martinez 14, Curry 8, Bealer 1, Curtis 3, Fillery 8, Richardson 12, Toner, Winkfield 6. Meadowdale—Zickefoose, J. Fjortoft 2, Barhoum, Landa, H. Fjortoft 4, Molitor 7, Beyer, M. O’Neill 14, Horn 2, Nugent 2, Lillquist 4, C. O’Neill 7. 3-point goals—M. O’Neill 2, C. O’Neill 1. Records—West Valley 6-0 overall. Meadowdale 3-1.
Mt. Vernon 57, Glacier Peak 46: At Mt. Vernon, A 17-2 second quarter for Mt. Vernon proved insurmountable for Glacier Peak in the non-league contest.
At Mt. Vernon H.S.
Glacier Peak1022113—46
Mt. Vernon9171417—57
Glacier Peak—Granger 4, Hawkins 2, Smith 3, Rasmussen 9, Hill 5, VanDlac 7, Freitas, Gillie, Heard 16. Mt. Vernon—Walker 13, Squires 6, Kutz 11, Barnett 17, Shilling 7, Espinoza 3, Keesee, Carter. 3-point goals—Rasmussen 3, VanDlac 1, Hill 1, Espinoza 1. Records—Glacier Peak 3-2 overall. Mt. Vernon 2-2.
Stanwood 54, Juanita 50: At Kirkland, Paisley Heckman had 16 points, Renee Lucero had nine points and Stanwood outscored Juanita 17-8 in the decisive fourth quarter to come from behind and defeat the Rebels in the non-conference game.
At Juanita H.S.
Stanwood11141217—54
Juanita1012208—50
Stanwood—Shaughnessy 2, Nemo 8, Vargas 4, Titus, Lucero 9, Bingham, Voelckers 4, Borseth 8, Wietzke 3, Heckman 16. Juanita—Wilson 10, Paddock 2, M. Baba 4, K. Baba 16, O. Marshall 5, Close 7, R. Marshall 4. 3-point goals—Close 1. Records—Stanwood 3-2 overall. Juanita 3-5.
King’s 42, University (San Francisco) 30: At San Diego, King’s closed the game on a 12-2 run to defeat University High School from San Francisco. Dionna Kirton led King’s with 12 points, eight rebounds, six blocks and three steals. King’s plays Ironwood Ridge High School from Tuscon, Arizona, today for third and fifth place.
At Point Loma H.S.
King’s138912—42
University71085—30
King’s— Taylor 9, McCormick, D. Kirton 12, Wood 2, Friar, Storkson 4, J. Kirton 4, Cutright 2, McConnaughey 9. University—Lee 5, Leon, Gonzalez, Lu, Watkins 2, Ruby 13, I. King 2, Li 2, A. King, Tse 6. 3-point goals—Taylor 1, McConnaughey 1, Ruby 2. Records—King’s 3-3 overall. University not reported.
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