LYNNWOOD – Katie Dewey sank two free throws with two seconds remaining in the fourth quarter to give Shorecrest a 48-44 victory over Lynnwood Wednesday in a Western Conference South Division game.
Dewey finished the game with 12 points including two 3-pointers. Teammate Mary Tseng, who led all scorers, ended up with 15 points, six of which came in the crucial fourth quarter.
Shorecrest, after trailing 25-19 at halftime, stormed back in the third quarter, cutting the lead to 32-31. Tseng took over from there, scoring six of Shorecrest’s 17 points.
“This was a good game,” Lynnwood coach John Rasmussen said. “It was back and forth and it came down to the last few mintues of the game.”
Daylene Wilkie scored 10 points to lead Lynnwood, which lost its second consecutive game by less than six points.
Shorecrest-Grounds 1, Binder 4, Tseng 15, Farquar 2, Dewey 12, Lawson 7, Magnusson 3, Dunlap 4. Lynnwood-Ayres 9, Hunsinger 8, Sorge 2, Janssen 7, Miller 3, Breidenbach 1, Wilkie 10, Crain 4. 3-point goals-Miller 1, Dewey 2, Tseng 1, Magnasson 1, . Records-Lynnwood 0-2 in league, 0-2 overall. Shorecrest 1-0, 2-0. |
Mount Vernon 62, Sedro-Woolley 49: Jackie Castillo scored 19 points and Andrea Fine had 13 to lead Mount Vernon to the non-league victory.
SW-Buchmeier 24, Knight 14, Hall 6, Schnitzer 4, Adams 1. MV-J. Castillo 19, C. Castillo 7, Fine 13, Pratt 12, Mugnos 4, Anderson 4, Brown 3. 3-point goals-Buchmeier 1, J. Castillo 4. Records-Mount Veron 2-1 overall. Sedro-Woolley 0-3. |
Lake Stevens 43, Burlington-Edison 26: Kiana Fisher came off the bench to lead Lake Stevens to the non-conference victory by scoring eight points and grabbing eight rebounds. Katie Holloway added 10 points and eight rebounds for the Vikings.
Lake Stevens-Estes 4, Housden 4, Alkire 2, LaPlant 1, West 8, Mace 4, Fisher 8, Healey 2, Holloway 10. Burlington-Edison-Peacock 8, A. Thomas 3, Botlich 2, Holt 4, Breckenridge 4, B. Thomas 4, Knutson 1. 3-point goals-Estes 1, A. Thomas 1. JV score-LS 42-18. Records-Lake Stevens 3-0 overall. Burlington-Edison 0-3. |
King’s 57, Shorewood 46: Caitlyn Faidley scored 22 points and Sara Mosiman netted 12 to lead King’s to the non-league game triumph. Stephanie West led Shorewood with 14 points.
King’s-Zevenbergen 10, Louie 4, Faidley 22, Kieling 4, Smart 1, Nordvedt 4, Mosiman 12. Shorewood-Eckerlin 4, West 14, Tulee 2, Huertas 7, Ozog 2, Fleck 12, Dubois 5. 3-point goals-Faidley 2, West 2, Huertas 1. Records-Shorewood, 0-1 overall. King’s 2-2. |
Marysville-Pilchuck 51, Kamiak 50: Nikki Jordan scored 22 points to lead Marysville to its third straight victory. Marci Garski scored 14 points to lead the Knights, who missed three close-range shots with eight seconds remaining in regulation.
M-P-Dunbar 4, Bailey 7, Meacham 2, Zamora 10, Jordan 22, Gribbler 6. Kamiak-McKnight 7, Roten 2, Freise 4, DeGree 1, Garski 14, Phillips 3, Ghassemieh 2, Vick 5, Nguyen 4, Shedrick 8. 3-point goals-Bailey 1, Zamora 1, Jordan 1, McKnight 1, Freise 1.. Records-Kamiak 0-1 overall. M-P 3-0. |
Meadowdale 92, Mountlake Terrace 31: Marelle Moehrle scored a game-high 18 points and Justine Lewis added 14 in Meadowdale’s season-opening victory over Mountlake Terrace.
Mead-Morte 9, Fenimore 5, Martin 12, Moehrle 18, Graham 4, Beucherie 5, Brewe 8, Craig 9, Draper 4, Lewis 14, Smith 4. MT-Russell 5, Smith 6, McEntire 9, Cumbey 1, Heck 10. 3-point goals-Morte 1, Fenimore 1, Martin 3, Beucherie 1, Craig 1. Records-MT 1-1 in league, 1-1 overall. Meadowdale 1-0. |
Boys basketball
Sultan 60, Klahowya 45: Shawn Wolters and Bryson Agnew stepped up for Sultan by scoring a combined 15 points in a 25-point third quarter. Wolter scored 20 in the non-contest conference.
Sultan-Nichols 5, Barnhilo 10, Agnew 10, Wolters 20, French 6, McPhearson 9. Klahowya-Sanford 11, Test 2, Mcelwee 7, Arena 9, Fischer 14, Rucker 2. 3-point goals-Wolters 4, Agnew 2, Nichols 1, Mcelwee 1. JV score-Sultan 42, Klahowya 40. Records-Sultan 2-1 overall. Klahowya 0-2. |
Lake Stevens 60, Burlington-Edison 57: Jacob Strong scored a team-high 13 points to lead Lake Stevens to the non-conference victory. Travis O’Neill had game-high honors with 19 points, including three 3-pointers for Burlington-Edison.
Burlington-Edison-O’Neill 19, Ingham 8, Jensen 2, Reichert 2, Garrett 4, Koenig 12, Voorhees 8, Arendse 2. Lake Stevens-Stevens 12, Bernethy 8, Hendrickson 8, Long 12, Strong 13, Tennet 7. 3-point goals-O’Neill 3, Hendrickson 1, Bernethy 2, Ingham 1. JV score-Lake Stevens 66, Burlington-Edison 46. Records-Lake Stevens 3-0 overall. Burlington-Edison 2-2. |
Boys swimming
Cascade 118, Burlington-Edison 35: Michael Fannin won the 100-yard backstroke and Brian Li won the 100 breastroke as Cascade defeated Burlington-Edison to collect its first non-league victory.
200 medley relay-Cascade (Fannin, Li, Aljets, Hesstedt) 2:06.46 200 freestyle-Christianson (Cascade) 2:21.2; 200 individual medley-Aljets (Cascade) 2:30.70; 50 freestyle-Fisher (Cascade) 28.11; 100 butterfly-Aljets (Cascade) 1:06.37; 100 freestyle-Green (Cascade) 59.95; 500 freestyle-Stubbs (Cascade) not reported; 200 freestyle relay-Cascade (Li, Christianson, Fisher, Hesstedt) not reported; 100 backstroke-Fannin (Cascade) 1:16.55; 100 breaststroke-LI (Cascade) 1:21.53; 400 freestyle relay-Cascade (not reported) 4:14.77. Records-Cascade 1-2 overall. Burlington-Edison not reported. |
Cascade 83, Sedro-Woolley 77: Adam Aljets won the 200-yard individual medley and 100 butterfly to lead Cascade past Sedro-Woolley in the non-conference meet.
200 medley relay-Sedro-Woolley (Adams, Gross, Deighton, Banks) 2:06.20 200 freestyle-Ware (SW) 2:16.4; 200 individual medley-Aljets (Cascade) 2:30.70; 50 freestyle-Banks (SW) 26.06; 100 butterfly-Aljets (Cascade) 1:06.37; 100 freestyle-Banks (SW) 58.49; 500 freestyle-Ware (SW) 6:42.62; 200 freestyle relay-SW (Ware, Gross, Banks, Johnson) 1:51.31; 100 backstroke-Fannin (Cascade) 1:16.55; 100 breaststroke-Gross (SW) 1:21.70; 400 freestyle relay-SW (Deighton, Ware, Johnson, Adams) 4:17.68. Records-Cascade 2-2 overall. Sedro-Woolley not reported. |
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