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Prep girls basketball: Stanwood 60, Everett 51

EVERETT — Jillian Jacobs scored a game-high 24 points to pace Stanwood to a victory over Everett in a 3A District 1 Tournament game. Sidney Rielly led the Seagulls with 20 points in the loss. With the win the Spartans advance to face Glacier Peak on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Glacier Peak.

At Everett H.S.

Stanwood13201017—60

Everett1216320—51

Stanwood—Sierra Palmer 7, Lauren Allison 0, Julia Heichel 14, Samantha Powell 1, Haley Strowbridge 2, Jillian Jacobs 24, Janea Taylor 5, Ashley Bierer 0, Tristan Murphy 7. Everett—Megan Dedrick 6, Caroline Overstreet 0, Sydney Taggart 0, Sidney Rielly 20, Tenika Wentworth 15, Julie Ramirez 0, Amber Hagar 6, Katy Hedington 4, Cierra Felder 0. 3-point goals—Jacobs 3, Palmer, Dedrick, Wentworth. Records—Stanwood 12-10 overall. Everett 12-10.

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