EDMONDS — The Edmonds-Woodway girls basketball team is still tied with Jackson in the running for the Wesco South’s No. 1 4A seed in the District 1 tournament, for now.
The Warriors defeated Mountlake Terrace 64-42 at Edmonds-Woodway High School to remain tied atop the South standings with Jackson and Class 3A Meadowdale. If the season ends in a tie, Jackson has the advantage and would take the No. 1 seed. Jackson and E-W split the season series, but the Timberwolves swept Meadowdale, the next team in the standings and the Warriors split that series too.
All this means the Warriors will have to come out take care of business against Lynnwood on Thursday and hope Mountlake Terrace can upset the Timberwolves.
“Jackson is an outstanding team,” E-W head coach Wayne Edwards said.
The Warriors (14-3 in league, 15-4 overall) were led by a couple of sophomores. Sydney Donaldson had 20 points (eight in the second quarter), seven rebounds and two blocks. Angela Woods contributed 12 points, five rebounds and five steals.
“Donaldson had a great game,” Edwards says. “Woods had her usual good game … they’re both very good players.”
On Senior Night, E-W got solid performances from their two seniors too. Abby Butler had 15 points — 11 in the fourth quarter — and Jennifer Singh added eight poings and three steals.
Majorie Heard carried the load for Glacier Peak (10-7, 11-8), scoring exactly half of the Grizzlies 42 points.
“Heard played one heck of a game,” Edwards said. “She’s just a super, outstanding player.”
After having several starters miss multiple games with colds and injuries, Edwards says his team is finally back to full strength and ready to take on the postseason.
“We were healthy tonight, and its the first time we’ve been healthy since prior to the Meadowdale game (on Janurary 28th),” Edwards said. “We’re healthy now so we’ll go from here and try to win the next game.”
At Edmonds-Woodway H.S.
G. Peak810717—42
E-W15211018—64
Glacier Peak—Granger 3, Hawkins 7, Smith 6, Rasmussen 3, Hill 0, VanDlac 2, Freitas 0, Gillie 0, Heard 21. Edmonds-Woodway—Kasper 0, Butler 15, Kenney 5, Singh 8, Nash 0, Albertson 4, Donaldson 20, Woods 12. 3-point goals—Butler 2, Kenney 1, Singh 1, Woods 1, Heard 2, Rasmussen 1. Records—Glacier Peak 10-7 league, 11-8 overall. Edmonds-Woodway 14-3, 15-4.
Kamiak 56, Shorecrest 29: At Shoreline, Kamiak jumped out to a 10-0 lead and never looked back as it rolled to a Wesco South victory.
At Shorecrest H.S.
Kamiak12181115—56
Shorecrest51059—29
Kamiak—Sovich 2, Simmons 6, Barnes 0, Patrick 10, Burns 2, Kussman 8, Mahjoubian 5, Johnson 2, Stephens 0, Lipscomb 10, Larson 0, McClaskey 11. Shorecrest—Axelson 0, Grubaugh 0, Tseng 5, Glesener 0, Lasconia 2, Hagood 11, Richards 0, Towles 3, Uppinghouse 6, Matheson 2. 3-point goals—Hagood 2, Patrick 2, Kussman 1, Mahjoubian 1. Records—Kamiak 13-4 league, 14-5 overall. Shorecrest 5-12, 6-13.
Meadowdale 44, Lynnwood 36: At Lynnwood, the Wesco South game was tied at 29 entering the fourth quarter, but Meadowdale outscored Lynnwood 15-7 in the final session to get the victory.
At Meadowdale H.S.
Lynnwood79137—36
Meadowdale1310615—44
Lynnwood—Horton 0, Cross 6, Hella 7, Hill 2, Evans 8, Fajemisin 12, Parker 0, Eddy 1, Coates 0. Meadowdale—Zickefoose 8, J. Fjortoft 6, H. Fjortoft 6, Molitor 2, Beyer 8, M. O’Neill 2, Horn 2, Nugent 8, Helber 0, Lillquist 2, C. O’Neill 0. 3-point goals—Hella 1, H. Fjortoft 2, Beyer 2. Records—Lynnwood 7-10 league, 7-12 overall. Meadowdale 14-3, 15-4.
Jackson 82, Mountlake Terrace 45: At Mill Creek, Leigh-Ann Haataja had 17 points and 11 rebounds, Kristin Stoffel had 11 points and 15 rebounds and Erin Feeney added 18 points — 13 of which came in the first half — to lead Jackson to the Wesco South win.
At Jackson H.S.
Terrace911178—45
Jackson24232015—82
Mountlake Terrace—Chikoore 10, Seidlitz 2, Pingul 6, James 8, Bouche 13, Kristianson 0, Berry 0, Staley 6, Shook 0. Jackson—Gjertsen 2, Coacher 2, Sam 6, Feeney 18, K. McArthur 5, M. McArthur 9, Johnson 3, Bylsma 0, Guzman 7, King 2, Stoffel 11, Haataja 17. 3-point goals—James 1, Feeney 5, K. McArthur 1, M. McArthur 2. Records—Mountlake Terrace 2-15 league, 2-17 overall. Jackson 14-3, 16-3.
Mariner 61, Shorewood 48: At Everett, Brittany Ruscha had 33 points and 25 rebounds to lead Mariner. The win clinched the Wesco South’s fourth seed and a play-in game to the district playoffs for Mariner.
At Mariner H.S.
Shorewood319818—48
Mariner9161918—61
Shorewood—Fasbender 0, Echert 11, Bridges 2, Hasegawa 2, Farden 15, Lundquist 0, Nephew 10, Clark 6, England 2, Holley 0. Mariner—Grant 0, Wallin 0, Anderson 4, S. Lausch 0, Varde 9, Leach 0, Todhunter 8, Branham 7, Wilson 0, Ruscha 33. 3-point goals—Echert 3, Farden 1, Clark 1, Varde 1. Records—Shorewood 1-16 league, 2-17 overall. Mariner 5-12, 6-13.
Cascade 68, Stanwood 45: At Stanwood, Danielle Love (17 points) and Katy Gross (15 points) led Cascade, which outscored Stanwood 42-20 in the first half of the Wesco North win.
At Stanwood H.S.
Cascade20221214—68
Stanwood1191411—45
Cascade—Devan Love 5, Bergman 5, Hood, Danielle Love 17, Gross 15, Davis, Goff, Gordon 9, Dorcas 9, Odegard 0, Nelson 8, Joyce 0. Stanwood—Shaughnessy 2, Nemo 4, Chapin 3, Vargas 2, Lucero 5, Bingham 4, Voelckers 0, Borseth 0, Wietzke 17, Heckman 8. 3-point goals—none reported. Records—Cascade 6-9 league, 8-11 overall. Stanwood 2-13, 3-14.
Snohomish 62, Arlington 54: At Arlington, Katie Benson had 14 points in the first half, shooting 7-for-8 from the field in the Wesco North game.
At Arlington H.S.
Snohomish22101317—62
Arlington1751517—54
Snohomish—Wilson 0, Guthrie 11, Schmitt 14, Lampman 10, Timmerman 0, Berg 2, Benson 20, Bride 0, Balin 5. Arlington—Prause 20, Scheppele 6, Evans 0, Kesselring 13, Murrin 3, Weber 0, Daggett 0, Schumck 0, Wilson 6, Ferro 6. 3-point goals—Guthrie 3, Schmitt 3, Lampman 1, Prause 2, Schepple 2. Records—Snohomish 15-0 league, 17-2 overall. Arlington 10-5, 13-6.
Lake Stevens 40, Everett 31: At Lake Stevens, the Vikings were 10-for-11 from the foul line and outscored Everett 15-6 in the fourth quarter of the Wesco North game, picking up the win with the help of Stephanie Schumacher’s game-high 13 points.
At Lake Stevens H.S.
Everett410116—31
Lk. Stevens771115—40
Everett—Hope 7, Antiojo 10, Letourneau 2, Bell 0, MacCormac 10, Peel 0, Burton 2, Lauritzen 0, Taggart 0. Lake Stevens—K. Goddard 5, Puha 0, Peterson 0, Bostwick 0, Warbis 2, L. Goddard 11, Co. Burke 5, Schumacher 13, Ch. Burke 0, Molstre 0, Swain 4. 3-point goals—Hope 1, Antiojo 2, K. Goddard 1, Schumacher 1. Records—Everett 1-14 league, 3-16 overall. Lake Stevens 7-9, 8-11.
Archbishop Murphy 65, Lakewood 33: At Marysville, Archbishop Murphy held Lakewood’s leading scorer Anna Work to just four points in a Cascade Conference victory.
At Lakewood H.S.
Murphy24171410—65
Lakewood126105—33
Archbishop Murphy—Rasmussen 6, Lyman 8, Bartholomew 5, Pettinger 14, Fletcher 2, Shober 6, Anderson 2, Smith 12, Carlson 10. Lakewood—Hernandez 0, Jillian Shafer 8, Wessell 2, Eby 0, Wiederkehr 0, Jocelyn Shafer 9, Work 4, Mizell 6, Smith 0, Diggs 2, Darrah 2. 3-point goals—Lyman 2, Bartholomew 1, Smith 1, Jocelyn Shafer 1. Records—Archbishop Murphy 11-0 league, 17-0 overall. Lakewood 3-8, 5-13.
Sultan 48, Coupeville 34: At Sultan, Bianca O’Hara had 14 points to help Sultan win the Cascade Conference game.
At Sultan H.S.
Coupeville123910—34
Sultan1118316—48
Coupeville—K. Smith 1, Boyd 3, Caselden 4, Rosenkrance 0, Murdy 0, M. Smith 20, Sherman 1, Lawson 4, Hesselgrave 1, Manker 0. Sultan—Batts 10, Nuyen, Brink 0, Hassler 2, O’Hara 14, Korn 3, Haney 8, Johnson, Beucherie 11. 3-point goals—M. Smith 3. Records—Coupeville 0-13 league, 2-16 overall. Sultan 7-4, 9-8.
South Whidbey 55, King’s 34: At Langley, South Whidbey’s Lindsey Newman paced the Falcons with 37 points, 22 rebounds and three blocks, putting South Whidbey in the race for the third direct entry to district as the Falcons currently sit fourth among the Cascade Conference’s 2A teams with three games remaining.
At South Whidbey H.S.
King’s821212—34
S. Whidbey14171212—55
King’s—Taylor 2, McCormick 2, Kleffner 5, D. Kirton 8, Wood 2, Friar 6, Storkson, J. Kirton 5, Cutright 4, McConnaughey 5. South Whidbey—Peterson 3, O’Sullivan 3, Alber 3, Newman 37, T. Pope, Calderwood 4, S. Pope 5. 3-point goals—Newman 1, Alber 1, S. Pope 1, O’Sullivan 1, Friar 2. Records—King’s 4-9 league, 8-12 overall. South Whidbey 6-5, 8-8.
Cedarcrest 47, Granite Falls 25: At Duvall, Cedarcrest held Granite Falls to three points in the second quarter on seven percent shooting and Rachael Kevin and Anne-Claire Den-Hartog each had 12 points apiece to lead Cedarcrest to the Cascade Conference win.
At Cedarcrest H.S.
G. Falls8386—25
Cedarcrest1491014—47
Granite Falls—S. Spencer 0, Jensen 3, P. Spencer 5, Smith 2, Kramer 6, Alexander, Wesala 0, Hensley 2, Murphy 7. Cedarcrest—Chapman 9, Houser 6, O’Donnell 0, Taylor 6, Richter 2, Den-Hartog 12, Paquette 0, Kevin 12, Vakamoce 0. 3-point goals—none. Records—Granite Falls 7-5 league, 10-8 overall. Cedarcrest 9-3, 13-5.
Darrington 56, Mount Vernon Christian 40: At Darrington, Darrington’s man-to-man defense held Mount Vernon Christian to just three field goals in the first half of the Northwest 1A/2B League game.
At Darrington H.S.
MV Christian75721—40
Darrington1891415—56
Mt. Vernon Christian—Whitener 0, Munoz 13, McConnell 2, VanBerkum 4, DeHaan 2, Freeman 0, Geertsma 5, Hoag 2, Kuipers 12. Darrington—Fanning 0, H. Wales 28, Cousins 11, R. Wales 9, Baker 5, Pugh 3, Brooks 0. 3-point goals—Munoz 2. Records—Mt. Vernon Christian 6-5 league, 10-6 overall. Darrington 6-5, 12-6.
North Sound Christian 39, Grace Academy 31: At Mountlake Terrace, North Sound Christian was without leading scorer Melissa Castor, but Hannah Raymore led the charge with 11 points, nine steals and nine rebounds, keeping North Sound in second place in the Northwest 1B standings.
At North Sound Christian H.S.
Grace41269—31
N.Sound108714—39
North Sound Christian—Raymore 11, Meeks 4, Speck 10, Washio 3, Oakland 9, Jenness 2. Grace Academy—Likes 10, L. Krumm 2, Cooper 5, Galbreath 2, H. Krumm 2, Wennersen 4, Moore 2, Eneix 2, Schlumpf 2. 3-point goals—zero. Records—North Sound Christian 9-6 in league, 11-8 overall. Grace Academy 4-11, 5-15.
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