VASHON ISLAND — It took a ferry ride to Vashon Island but the Everett wrestling team came away with a strong showing Monday night, tying for second place at the Rock Island tournament. Todd Beamer took first with 169 points while Everett, Kamiak and Montsesano came in with 154.
Danny Lopez was the Seagulls’ hero of the day, wrestling at the 189-pound level despite weighing 171 to help fill out the team’s lineup. He was rewarded for his selflessness with a first-place finish. Despite trailing 4-1 early, Lopez rallied for a 5-4 triumph.
“It’s a really sportsmanlike thing he did for his teammates,” Everett coach Brien Elliott said. “He could have been selfish.”
At 215 pounds, defending state-champion Alec Bird remained undefeated on the year and took first. He dominated the final by a 6-0 score.
“He’s gotten so much better that he’s not getting challenged,” Elliott said. “The kids who saw him last year say he’s improved.”
In one of the more interesting bouts of the day Justine Palabrica placed fourth, losing to teammate Jesse Lopez at 103 pounds.
“I can’t say enough for Justine, a female beating guys,” Elliot said. “She’s a crowd pleaser. As far as strength goes, she doesn’t have it but she’s technically so strong.”
Levi Carroll (285 pounds) and Zane Crook (119 pounds) also made the finals at their respective weights but finished second.
Boys basketball
Bothell 42, Monroe 32: At Bellevue, Mike Hartvigson and Oliver Hurtin each scored 14 points to lead Bothell to the non-league win.
At Bellevue Community College
Monroe 11 6 2 13 — 32
Bothell 8 6 10 18 — 42
Monroe—Roppo 8, Bunge 4, Pham 0, Love 2, Drivstuen 4, Ulanovskiy 0, Jensen 0, Lustyuk 2, Meeus 6, Parker 6. Bothell—Hanley 1, Kirk 2, Hartvigson 14, Hurtin 14, McAllister 9, Nelson 2, Madsen 0. 3-point goals—Roppo 2, McAllister 1. Records—Monroe 1-5 overall. Bothell not reported.
Snohomish 72, Ingraham 66 OT: At Snohomish, Snohomish let an 11-point lead with 1:17 to go in the game slip away, but rallied in overtime to take out the visiting Rams. Missed free throws and turnovers set up the Ingraham heroics. After a 3-pointer, the Rams stole the inbound pass and scored a bucket as time expired to send it to OT. Blane Ortiz led the way for the Panthers with 22 points and John McGee had a double-double with 15 points and 11 boards.
At Snohomish H.S.
Ingraham 16 17 4 25 4 — 66
Snohomish 12 15 21 14 10— 72
Ingraham—Spellman 25, Gayden 12, Barnes 15, Pape 4, Beauiba 2, Parker 2, Richards 4. Snohomish—Yates, Hamlin 12, Ortiz 22, Sterley 2, Simpson, Newell, Carlson 10, Savage, Reichenberger, McGee 15, Steele 9, Caldwell 2. 3-point goals—Carlson 2, Hamlin. Records—Ingraham 2-5 overall. Snohomish 4-3.
Aliso Niguel, Calif., 56, King’s 44: At Costa Mesa, Calif., Dan Cheledinas scored 13 pouints and had16 rebounds to lead King’s in the non-league loss.
At Estancia H.S.
Aliso Niguel 15 17 12 12 — 56
King’s 10 8 12 14 — 44
Aliso Niguel—Kilson 6, Wong 2, Delaney 2, Fisher 7, Viscaino 3, L. Spitler 9, Yepsin 16, Brennan 2, Macaya 3, T. Spitler 6. King’s—Brugger 4, Sawtell 0, Hoff 8, Coshow 0, Berendsen 6, McCutchen 0, Porcello 3, Cheledinas 13, Clocksin 8, Doldier 2. 3-point goals—Hoff 1, Cheledinas 1, Viscaino 1, Yepsin 3, Macaya 1. Records—Visitor 7-3 overall. King’s 4-1.
Lakewood 62, Lambrick Park 39: At Marysville, Lakewood got its first victory of the year over Lambrick Park thanks to a 28-2 outburst in the second quarter. The Cougars threw every defense they had at Lambrick Park in the second quarter when they got many of their 16 steals on the night. Cameron Fry had 11 points four assists and four steals for Lakewood.
At Lakewood H.S.
Lambrick Park 10 2 17 10 — 39
Lakewood 11 28 10 13 — 62
Lambrick Park—Kang 0, Rai 2, Somers 1, Shields 16, Breel 10, Chuang 5, Mar 0, Mccuaig 3, O’Rourke 2. Lakewood—Fry 11, Lujan 0, Bird 4, Wiersma 0, Hawkins 10, Stanton 2, VonPein 7, Haslom 14, Jones 3, Hesselman 7, Sanders 0, Diggs 4. 3-point goals—Fry, VonPein. Records—Lambrick Park not reported. Lakewood 1-5 overall.
Highline 63, Cedarcrest 60: At Des Moines, Highline forced 25 turnovers and used a 12-5 offensive rebound advantage to edge the Red Wolves. Cedarcrest trimmed a 10-point halftime advantage to a single possession in the fourth quarter but dropped the first game of the two-day tournament. Cedarcrest will take on Sultan in a non-league contest today for third place.
At Highline H.S.
Cedarcrest 10 13 16 21 — 60
Highline 14 19 12 18 — 63
Cedarcrest—Rekers 23, Taylor 5, Dowd 2, Campbell 18, Hammontree 2, McCadam 4, McKinney 2, Marty 2, Houser 2, Duffy 0. Highline—Cassell 6, Ingram 11, Gebrcziabhner 2, S. King 2, G. King 0, Turner 20, Hellums 6, Werle 0, Godina 4, Hill 12. 3-point goals—Rekers 6, Campbell 4, Turner 4, Taylor. Records—Cedarcrest 3-3 overall. Highline 4-3.
Cleveland 69, Sultan 36: At Des Moines, Cleveland used a full-court press to topple Sultan, which may have been suffering a holiday hangover thanks to a 10-day layoff between games. Cleveland’s press created turnovers and a significant rebounding advantage blew the game open in the second half. The loss sends the Turks into the consolation game, a non-league matchup with Cascade Conference foe Cedarcrest. Cleveland gets Highline in the championship game, a rematch of an eariler 60-55 loss Dec 15.
At Highline H.S.
Cleveland 14 13 21 21 — 69
Sultan 10 7 10 9 — 36
Cleveland—Grady 4, Carter 12, Martin 8, Rhodes 2, Eckman 2, Osar 2, Fleming 3, Price, 6, Allen 0, Wilkins 24, Massey 6 Sultan—Ruddock 9, Beebe 8, Cotterill 3, Knoles 0, VandenEkart 13, Rutz 0, Hatton 0, Alwood 0, Pruitt 0, Hall 3. 3-point goals—Wilkins 2, Ruddock, Cotterill, VandenEkart, Fleming. Records—Cleveland 1-5 . Sultan 2-3 overall.
White Pass 45, Shoreline Christian 41: At Shoreline, Travis Hudson had a game-high 19 points for Shoreline Christian in the non-league game.
At Shoreline Christian H.S.
White Pass 5 8 18 14 — 45
Shoreline Christian 12 8 5 16 — 41
White Pass—Kelly 8, Hangar 0, Blackburn 7, Green 9, D. Sume 10, C. Sume 4, Muir 4, Martin 3. Shoreline Christian— Jacobs 5, Lidstrom 5, Drollinger 2, Hudson 19, Danhof 0, Deelstra 10. 3-point goals—not reported. Records—White Pass not reported. Shoreline Christian 6-3 overall.
Northwest 41,Grace Academy 29: At Shoreline, Grace Academy’s Garrett Weinberg had a game-high 23 points including four 3-pointers in the non-league loss.
At Shoreline Christian H.S.
Northwest 7 16 7 11 — 41
Grace Academy 2 7 7 13 — 29
Northwest—individual scores not reported. Grace Academy—O’Kelly 0, Weinberg 23, N. Lugg 0, Elvrom 2, Herrington 2, Jorgenson 0, Young 0, J. Lugg 2, Rock 0. 3-point goals—Weinberg 4. Records—Northwest not reported. Grace Academy 2-6 overall.
Neah Bay 68, Tulalip Heritage 52 score: At Tulalip, Neah Bay used a big third quarter to pull away from Tulalip Heritage for a 16-point non-league victory. A Tulalip rally in the fourth quarter fell short and rebounding proved to be the difference. Robert Moss was a force inside for Neah Bay with 17 points. Tulalip takes on Chief Leschi today at 5pm.
At Tulalip Heritage H.S.
Neah Bay 14 16 26 12 — 68
Tulalip Heritage 10 17 9 16 — 52
Neah Bay—Debari 2, Pascus 11, Ward 2, Moss 17, Bartlett 14, Doherty 10, Murner 2, Dulik 7. Tulalip Heritage—George 4, Davis 25, Enick 0, Reedy 2, Whitebear 4, Henry 1, Comenote 12, Hatch 2, Mclean 2. 3-point goals—Davis 3, Comenote 2, Doherty 2, Pascus. Records—Neah Bay not reported. Tulalip Heritage 5-2 overall.
Girls basketball
Stanwood 58, Juanita 47: At Stanwood, the Spartans defense held Juanita to eight points in the fourth quarter of the non-league game.
Juanita 10 10 19 8 — 47
Stanwood 18 16 12 12 — 58
Juanita—Terashima 0, Wilson 2, Feiler 0, Paddock 12, M. Babr 3, K. Babr 5, Dodd 4, Grager 5, Marshall 0, Cryderman 16. Stanwood—Shaughnessy 7, Titus 0, Bingham 19, Murphy 3, Borseth 13, Kelleigh 11, Swartz 5. 3-point goals—M. Babr 1, Shaughnessy 1, Borseth 2, Kelleigh 3, Swartz 1. Records—Juanita 4-5 overall. Stanwood 4-3.
Shoreline Christian 25, Grace Academy 20: At Shoreline, Rachel Schneider scored 20 points to lead Shoreline Christian to the non-league win. Shoreline Christian mixed its defenses in the second half, resulting in several Grace turnovers and clock violations.
At Shoreline Christian H.S.
Grace Academy 7 9 0 4 — 20
Shoreline Christian 6 6 7 6 — 25
Grace Academy—Moss 2, Emme 2, Likes 2, Schuler 0, L. Krumm 7, Cooper 0, Galbreath 0, H. Krumm 2, Wennersten 5, Schlumpf 0. Shoreline Christian—Anderson 3, Kredit 0, Hoskin 2, Call 0, Reynolds 0, Schneider 20, Ott 0. 3-point goals—none. Records—Grace Academy 5-4 overall. Shoreline Christian 2-7.
Tulalip Heritage 45, Chief Leschi 22: At Tulalip, After building up a slim one-point lead through one quarter, the Tulalip Heritage defense shut out Chief Leschi in the second quarter on the way to a convincing 23-point non-league victory. Candy Villa led the way with a game-high 14 points and Taylor Barry added 12 for Tulalip.
At Tulalip Heritage H.S.
Leschi 5 0 13 4 — 22
Heritage 6 17 9 13 — 45
Leschi—Elkins 5, Swift 2, T. Yazzie 7, Duenas 2, Frank 4, D.Yazzie 2. Tulalip Heritage—Jimicum 0, Todd 0, Barry 12, Jack 5, M. Fryberg 7, Villa 14, Enick 6, T. Fryberg 0, Hatch 1. 3-point goals—Enick 2, Jack, M. Fryberg. Records—Leschi not reported. Heritage 3-4 overall.
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