Snohomish slips past Vikings

Herald Staff

SNOHOMISH – In a game where neither team led by more than five points, Snohomish prevailed 41-38 in a Western Conference North Division girls basketball game.

The victory allows the Panthers to maintain their hold on second place in the division, 1 1/2 games behind Oak Harbor.

After trailing by five points early in the fourth quarter, Lake Stevens rallied for a 38-38 tie.

Snohomish got the winning points when Ann Bailey broke through a Lake Stevens trap to score on a layup with 19 seconds remaining. Bailey was fouled and converted the free throw for a three-point lead.

Lake Stevens’ Maicie Todd had two attempts to tie the game, but her first 3-point shot with six seconds remaining missed and another attempt was short at the buzzer.

“Lake Stevens made it difficult for us by playing a zone,” said Snohomish coach Ken Roberts. “Their zone forced us to take some outside shots. Neither team could make a run to put the game away. Defensively we played great, we just struggled to score points.”

Lake Stevens junior point guard Gina Carbonatto scored eight of her 13 points in the fourth quarter to keep the game close.

Snohomish’s Emmy Cornwell, a senior guard, was 5-for-5 at the free throw line.


Lake Stevens-Espes 6, Carbonatto 13, Cochran 5, Russam 4, Todd 8, Halloway 2. Snohomish-Cornwell 10, Moore 6, Angell 9, Kling 2, Thompson 6, Bailey 5, Snowden 3. 3-point goals-Cochran 1, Cornwell 2, Moore 2, Angell 3. JV score-Snohomish defeated Lake Stevens. Records-Lake Stevens 6-4 in league, 8-6 overall. Snohomish 8-1, 11-2.

Mountlake Terrace 53, Mariner 17: Annie Everett led all scorers with 14 points and the Mountlake Terrace defense held Mariner to just three first-half points.


Mountlake Terrace

8

16

13

16

53

Mariner

2

1

7

7

17


Mountlake Terrace-Everett 14, Tiebeman 10, Coppin 5, Herry 6, Gover 3, Leer 2, MaKanani 7, McEntre 2, Logar 4. Mariner-Burns 2, Moore 5, Rambo 2, White 4, Flowers 1, Richardson 2, Bartlett 1. 3-point goals-Gover 1, Tiebeman 1, White 1. Records-MT 6-6 in league, 8-6 overall. Mariner 0-11, 2-11.

Jackson 55, Shorewood 47: Emilee Eisinger scored 11 of her game-high 24 points in the second quarter to help Jackson to its eighth Wesco South victory. Kim Vanderzee led Shorewood with 14 points.


Jackson

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15

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Shorewood

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12

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16

47


Jackson-Arango 9, McClenahan 2, Jones 7, Shadle 13, Eisinger 24. SW-McCormick 11, Vanderzee 14, Brenee Mullin 12, Thompson 10. 3-point goals-Vanderzee 1. JV score-Jackson 46, Shorewood 28. Records-Jackson 8-3 in league, 10-3-overall. Shorewood 6-5, 6-7.

Kamiak 49, Edmonds-Woodway 45: Katie Arnestad scored seven points in the fourth quarter as Kamiak erased an Edmonds-Woodway lead and held on through the remaining minutes for the Wesco South victory. Arnestad and teammates Kelsey Larsen and Emily Jenkins all scored 13 points for the Knights. Kamiya Woodard and Katie Trew scored 13 points apiece for Edmonds-Woodway, which let a 28-17 halftime margin slip away.


Kamiak

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10

19

13

49

Edmonds-Woodway

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14

9

8

45


Kamiak-Larsen 13, Arnestad 13, Jenkins 13, Petersen 8, D. Garski 2.. Edmonds-Woodway-Hitchner 10, Cooper 2, Woodard 13, Harter 2, Trew 13, J. Wells 5. 3-point goals-Larsen 3, Petersen 1, Hitchner 2, Woodard 1, JV score-Kamiak 58, Edmonds-Woodway 31. Records-Kamiak 10-1 in league, 10-3 overall. Edmonds-Woodway 4-8, 5-10.

Shorecrest 60, Lynnwood 53: Haley Martin scored 22 points and teammate Lindsey Dennis chipped in 14 points as Shorecrest won at Lynnwood in a Wesco South game. Molly Hunsinger paced Lynnwood with 15 points.


Shorecrest

8

15

23

14

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Lynnwood

7

6

20

20

53


Shorecrest-Dennis 14, Farquhar 1, Michaels 13, Martin 22, Osuna 10. Lynnwood-Owen 7, Ayres 4, Quast 8, Hunsinger 15, Mcgaughey 2, Filipo 13, Wilkie 4. 3-point goals-Dennis 4, Quast 2, Hunsinger 1. JV score-Shorecrest def. Lynnwood. Records-Shorecrest, 6-5 in league, 8-5 overall. Lynnwood , 2-10, 2-12.

Stanwood 53, Arlington 37: Zoe Urness scored 17 points and Christina Palmer added 14 to lead Stanwood, which broke open the game after going on a 16-4 third-quarter run.


Stanwood

17

10

16

10

53

Arlington

13

10

4

10

37


Stan-Palmer 15, Buckholtz 3, C. Urness 7, Z. Urness 17, Beauchamp 7, Irwin 2, Bartlett 2. Arlington-Penix 8, McCormack 6, Tomsin 14, Dreke 3, Murdock 4, Court 2. 3-point goals-Buckholtz 1, Beauchamp 1, Dreke 1.Records-Stanwood 3-7 league, 3-12 overall. Arlington 2-8, 2-11.

Monroe 48, Mount Vernon 27: Chelsey Zimmerman scored all of her game-high 13 points during the first half in which Monroe outscored Mount Vernon 27-9. Stephanie Pratt led Mount Vernon with nine points.


Monroe

14

13

13

8

48

Mount Vernon

4

5

7

11

27


Mon-Zimmerman 13, Kay. Kolrud 8, Kac. Kolrud 6, McKenzie 3, Bunge 4, Blanchard 5, Barnes 4, MacIntyre 3, Herman 2. Mt. Vernon-Pratt 9, Anderson 6, Mills 5, VanNortwick 3, Smith 2, Lorenz 2. 3-point goals-Zimmerman 1, McKenzie 1, Blanchard 1, Pratt 1, Anderson 1. JV score-Monroe 48, Mount Vernon 40. Records-Monroe 6-4 in league, 7-7 overall. Mt. Vernon 0-10, 1-13.

Chief Leschi 57, Tulalip Heritage 21: Nora Jerry scored 12 of her game-high 21 points in the second quarter to lead Chief Leschi. Tisha Anderson led Tulalip Heritage with 12 points.


Chief Leschi

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Tulalip Heritage

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Chief Leschi-Markishturn 6, Davis 4, McKenny 6, Ruiz 2, Jerry 21, Decotegy 2, Suluskin 8, Killsnight 6, Currilo 2,. Tulalip Heritage-Anderson 12, Bumgarner 7, Jones 2,. 3-point goals-Jerry 3, Anderson 3. Records-Chief Leschi not reported. Tulalip Heritage 2-1, 2-11.

Boys Basketball

Stanwood 81, Arlington 54: Stanwood’s Ryan Appleby had a game high 23 points and 10 assists while Loren Brokaw contributed 15 points on 5-for-7 shooting to lead Stanwood to the home victory. Stanwood remains on top in the Westco North.


Arlington

7

14

19

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54

Stanwood

17

22

22

26

81


Arlington-Bourasaw 5, Luce 20, Jefferson 5, Twitchell 5, Libs 2, Fletcher 3, Boitano 2, Klein 12. Stanwood-Jamieson 2, Brokaw 15, Toshner 2, Zweber 2, Appleby 23, Ali 2, Bodfish 3, Steele 18, Whitney 5, Messerli 7, Smith 8. 3-point goals-Luce 6, Jefferson 1, Brokaw 2, Appleby 4, Whitney 1, Steele 1. JV score-Arlington defeated Stanwood. Records-Arlington 4-6 in league, 7-7 overall. Stanwood 9-1, 12-2.

Tulalip Heritage 70, Chief Leschi 37: Tyler Parks scored 30 points and Kenny Miller followed with 24 as Tulalip Heritage won the non-league game. Marty Wallace led Chief Leschi with 15 points.


Chief Leschi

14

8

9

6

37

Tulalip Heritage

12

14

24

20

70


Chief Leschi-Wallace 15, George 2, Susee 5, Quigg 4, Johnston 11. Tulalip Heritage-White 9, Monger 3, Miller 24, Parks 30, Fryberg 4. 3-point goals-Wallace 1, Susee 1, White 3, Parks 2. Records-Tulalip Heritage 5-2 in league, 10-4 overall. Chief Leshi not reported.

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