Prep roundup for Tuesday, Feb. 21:
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BOYS BASKETBALL
3A State Regionals
Opening round (loser out)
Shorecrest 48, Stadium 45
SHORELINE — With its back against the wall, the Shorecrest boys basketball team pulled out another win to stay alive in its quest to the Tacoma Dome on Tuesday night.
The Scots drew the 16th seed when the bracket for the Class 3A state regional rounds were announced Sunday, earning home-court advantage against 17th-seeded Stadium of Tacoma.
Shorecrest prevailed 48-45 over Stadium in a highly competitive bout that saw the Tigers claw back from a 16-point second-half deficit. With the win, the Scots moved onto a second round loser-out game against No. 9 Gig Harbor at 8 p.m. on Saturday at Tacoma Community College.
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North Thurston 68, Everett 46
OLYMPIA — Nineteenth-seeded Everett’s season came to an end with a loss to No. 14 North Thurston in the opening regional round of the 3A state tournament.
Everett, which reached the state tournament for the first time since 2000, finished with an overall record of 15-11.
North Thurston (17-8) advanced to face No. 11 West Seattle in a loser-out, second-round game on Saturday.
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GIRLS BASKETBALL
3A State Regionals
Opening round (loser out)
Everett 63, Bishop Blanchet 28
EVERETT — The Everett High School girls basketball team wouldn’t relent.
The Seagulls created havoc all night with their full-court press. At times, it didn’t seem like challenger Bishop Blanchet could even get the ball up the court.
Business as usual for the suffocating Everett defense.
The Seagulls forced a whopping 32 turnovers and junior guard Mae Washington poured in 17 of her game-high 27 points in the third quarter as 12th-seeded Everett ran away with a 63-28 rout of 20th-seeded Bishop Blanchet in a loser-out opening round game of the Class 3A state tournament.
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