PREP ROUNDUP: Moses Lake beats out Snohomish at MP tourney

MARYSVILLE — It came down to the final bout in the final weight class, but Moses Lake snatched the victory from Snohomish with 231 points — just 1.5 more than the second-place Panthers — at the Marysville Premier Tournament.

With both the heavyweight and team titles on the line, Moses Lake’s Kabe Fluaitt prevailed 7-1 over Snohomish’s Mike Maybin.

“Anytime you don’t get the championship it should be disappointing but our kids are not disheartened,” Snohomish coach Rob Zabel said. “Most of our kids feel good about their performance as do we as a coaching staff.”

Michah Morrill, a 160-pound senior for Snohomish, pinned his way through four bouts to the weight class crown and was named the tournament’s outstanding wrestler as voted by the coaches.

“We’ve gotten to a point where Michah has to be considered one of the elite kids in the state,” Zabel said. “From what we’ve seen he’s head and shoulders above all the 160-pounders in the state.”

Host Marysville-Pilchuck also had a solid showing in the tournament, coming in at fifth place as a team. Jake Carlton made the final at 189 pounds to lead the Tomahawks.

Glacier Peak’s Josh St. Marie made the final at 119, and Stanwood’s Jarred Studley took second at 130.

Team Results (Top five plus local participants)

1. Moses Lake 231; 2. Snohomish 229.5; 3. Wenatchee 197.5; 4. Burlington 137.5; 5. Marysville 125.5; 7. Glacier Peak 114; 9. Mariner 75; 11. Stanwood 60; 13. Darrington 49; 15. Granite Falls 29; 16. Lynnwood 25

Matman Classic At Silverdale, Lake Stevens — ranked second in 4A according to Washington State Wrestling Report — finished third and behind Orting, which is the top-ranked team across all classes, and Graham Kapowsin. Lake Stevens finished third with 161 points. Jacob Anderson (160 pounds) and Andrew King (140) were the only finalists for the Vikings. Both were victorious.

Willie Stewart Invite: At Tacoma, Monroe got a small measure of revenge at the Willie Stewart Invite at Foss High School in Tacoma, placing third overall — one spot ahead of Cascade, which beat the Bearcats earlier in the season. W.F. West of Chehalis was first out of the 16 schools. Monroe had three finalists, Joel Callahan (103 pounds), Bub Johnson (130 pounds), and Anthony Dimaggio (160 pounds), who all took second. Cascade’s Lex Duncan (135 pounds) took second as well. The Bruins’ Heavyweight, Timothy St. Marie won his first tournament ever with a pin in the finals and ran his 2009-2010 season individual record to 24-3. Shorewood’s Brandon Leach took the 119-pound crown.

Rocky Mountain Classic At Missoula, Mont., Arlington’s Blake McPherson (160 pounds) placed sixth and Seth Henderson (171) eighth at the 32-team, three-state tournament won by Spokane’s University High.

Boys basketball

Shorecrest 60, Shorewood 41: At Shoreline, Isaiah Clevenger scored 11 points in the fourth quarter to cement the 19-point win for the Scots, who climbed into a tie for second in the Wesco South with the victory.

At Shorecrest H.S.

Shorewood 6 15 8 12 — 41

Shorecrest 13 20 10 17 — 60

Shorewood—Brazell 0, Carroll 1, Andrews 1, Mitchell 13, Kadiric 15, Berquist 8, Smallwood 3, Simpkins 0, Hawkinson 0. Shorecrest—Clevenger 26, T. McCoy 0, Diel 13, Hake 5, Bateman 9, B. McCoy 2, Brown 0, Chibuogwu 5, Johnson 0. 3-point goals—Mitchell 3, Diel 3, Hake, Clevenger. Records—Shorewood 5-4 league, 5-6 overall. Shorecrest 7-2, 8-3.

Neah Bay 75, Highland Christian 25: At Neah Bay, Highland Christian’s Randy Teal rolled his left ankle in the first quarter and its offense went downhill from there in the loss.

At Neah Bay H.S.

Highland Christian 12 5 2 4 — 25

Neah Bay 21 25 14 13 — 75

Highland Christian—Teal 2, Breakvelt 4, Jaharus 5, Wold 9, Star 1, Poortinga 2. Neah Bay—Debari 10, Pascula 6, Maniel 12, Dottery 16, Arnold 12, Smith 5, Michael M. 4, Bulik 7, Raco 5. 3-point goals— Smith, Jaharus. Records—Highland Christian 1-12 overall. Neah Bay not reported.

Girls basketball

Shorecrest 47, Shorewood 28: At Shoreline, India Matheson had a season-high 18 rebounds to go with eight points and Shorecrest jumped into a tie for third in the Wesco South.

At Shorecrest H.S.

Shorewood 2 5 10 11 — 28

Shorecrest 16 13 13 5 — 47

Shorewood—Fasbender 0 , Godfrey 0, Echert 4, Bridges 0, Lindgren 6, Hasegawa 2, McDonald 1, Nephew 2, Ellersick 5, Holley-Lair 1, Shtikel 5. Shorecrest—Axelson 3, Ruhlman 2, Jones 2, Schrote 4, Jarvis 0, Schachle 5, Greenburg 3, Lasconia 6, Tulee 5, Uppinghouse 9, Matheson 8, Ibsen 0. 3-point goals—Axelson, Schachle, Tulee, Uppinghouse, Ellersick, Shtikel. Records—Shorewood 3-6 league, 4-7 overall. Shorecrest 6-3, 7-3.

Neah Bay 63, Highland Christian 14: At Neah Bay, Alisha Kallappa led the way for Neah Bay with 21 points.

At Neah Bay H.S.

Highland Christian 5 0 5 4 — 14

Neah Bay 14 22 15 13 — 63

Highland Christian—Brown 2, Diemer 0, Olin 5, Sykes 0, Titmus 0, Zimmerman 0, Sytsma 2, Tuemmler 5, Enge 0. Neah Bay—Kallappa 21, Pullen 10, Winck 2, Thompson 2, Tyler 4, Green 2, Moss 6, Allen 2, Fonzi 15. 3-point goals—Fonzi 5, Kallappa, Tuemmler. Records—Highland Christian 4-8 overall. Neah Bay not reported.

North Sound Christian 45, Grace Academy 31: At Mountlake Terrace, North Sound secured its ninth straight victory and maintained its stranglehold on first place of the Northwest 1B conference.

At North Sound Christian H.S.

Grace Academy 11 6 8 6 — 31

North Sound 8 13 10 14 — 45

Grace Academy—Moss 3, Emme 4, Ukes 2, Schuler 3, L. Krumm 6, Cooper 6, Galbreath 0, H. Krumm 3, Moore 0, McAullife 0, Schlumpf 4. North Sound Christian—M. Castor 22, Otis 4, J. Castor 9, Speck 7, Washio 2, Oakland 1, Martell 0. 3-point goals—None. Records—Grace Academy 4-4 league, 9-6 overall. North Sound Christian 6-0, 9-1.

Boys swim and dive

District 1 Diving Qualification meet: At Marysville.

Class 4A

1. Eddie Young, Shorewood 452.25 (State qualifying and All-American consideration)

2. Zack Russell, Marysville-Pilchuck 366.50 (Qualified for State)

3. Matt Johnson, Kamiak 360.80 (Qualified for State)

4. Mitchell Wright, Kamiak 356.90 (Qualified for State)

5. Michael Kilpatrick, Snohomish 298.85

6. Dillon Christensen, Marysville-Pilchuck 291.75

7. Kramer Lorig, Marysville-Pilchuck 289.40

8. Scott Wanner, Kamiak 289.20

Class 3A