Herald staff
MUKILTEO – Ryan Sommer sparked a Snohomish 26-7 run in the third quarter to knock off the defending Western Conference boys basketball champion Kamiak Knights 58-39 Tuesday night in a non-conference game.
After leading 25-19 at halftime, Snohomish’s Sommer scored 15 of his game-high 21 points in the third quarter, including three 3-pointers. When the dust had settled the Panthers had a 25-point lead 51-26.
“They would penetrate into the middle and then kick it back out to Sommer,” Kamiak coach Jeff Leary said of the third quarter.
Kamiak’s Jamaul Jackson scored nine of his 10 points in the fourth quarter and had 14 rebounds to lead the Knights. Chris Grounds also finished with 10 points.
Snohomish used experience and defensive pressure to keep the young Knights off-balance.
“They returned nine seniors and we have a young team,” Leary said.
Josh O’Conner made his defensive pressure felt by hampering Kamiak’s guards up and down the court, according to Leary.
Senior Matt Holzer added eight points as senior teammate Scott Shine had nine points for Snohomish.
Bellingham 77, Monroe 70: Kyle Sasser scored 20 points and teammate Josh Waite had 23 to lead Monroe in a non-conference game. .
19 15 18 25 – 77 9 25 17 19 – 70
Eatonville 69, Sultan 35: Phil Powers had nine points and Brandon Agnew added seven points and 14 rebounds in Sultan’s non-conference loss to Eatonville. It was the first game of the year for both teams.
19 19 9 22 – 69 8 5 17 5 – 35
Lake Stevens 72, Burlington-Edison 60: In the Vikings first game of the year, Ryan Andrews had 16 points and 14 rebounds and teammates Chris Daniel and Lee Miller scored 14 and 11 points respectively to lead Lake Stevens to the non-conference win.
20 17 14 21 – 72 12 15 11 22 – 60
Stanwood 78, Squalicum 73: Stanwood overcame a 13-point deficit in the first quarter to take the non-conference victory. Marcus Steele led the way for the Spartans with 21 points followed by Ryan Appleby with 18. Jordan Beede led Squalicum with 28 and scored his 1,000th career point in the game. 13 15 22 28 – 78 26 14 16 17 – 73
Mount Vernon 55, Sedro-Woolley 39: Kyle Kendrick scored 26 points, including six 3-point field goals, and Stan Johnson had 13 points to lead Mount Vernon to the non-conference victory over Sedro-Woolley.
7 18 10 20 – 55 9 10 6 14 – 39
Arlington 54, Ferndale 44: Ben Bourasaw, Bryan Luce and Michale Klein scored 11 points each for Arlington.
16 14 16 8 – 54 4 19 6 15 – 44
Sehome 60, Marysville-Pilchuck 45: Dom VandeVeer scored 10 points to lead the Tomahawks in the non-conference loss.
10 8 5 22 – 45 10 18 11 21 – 60
Arlington 54, Ferndale 44: Ben Bourasaw, Bryan Luce and Michale Klein scored 11 points each for Arlington.
16 14 16 8 – 54 4 19 6 15 – 44
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Snohomish-Sommer 21, Holzer 8, Shine 9, Paul Brockman 4, John Brockman 4, Vandlandingham 4, O’Conner 5, Baltzell 1, Brekke 2. Kamiak-Grounds 10, Jackson 10, Lowery 1, Ching 3, Rosenberger 7, Saban 8. 3-point goals-Sommer 3, Holzer 1, O’Conner 1, Grounds 1, Saban 1, Ching 1. JV score-Snohomish 56, Kamiak 50. Records-Snohomish 1-0 overall. Kamiak 0-1.
Bellingham
Monroe
Bellingham-Seim 6, Mellema 3, Sellerert 30, Foote 10, Ireland 2, Bearden 6, Holmes 8, Parrish 12. Monroe-Sasser 20, M. Hammerquiest 1, Walsh 2, Waite 23, E. Hammerquiest 6, Lewis 8, Manthe 1, Snyder 10. 3-point goals-Sasser 1, Waite 1, Snyder 1, Sellerert 3. JV score-Bellingham 64, Monroe 34. Records-Bellingham 1-0 overall. Monroe 0-1.
Eatonville
Sultan
Eatonville-Osborne 18, Jones 16, Stevens 9, Starkel 9, Roof 6, Arthur 4, Foster 3, Estrada 2, Whitman 2. Sultan-Powers 9, Agnew 7, Davidson 6, Teinato 5, Losleden 4, Donovan 2, Wiedeman 2. 3-point goals-Osborne 4, Roof 1, Powers 1. Records-Eatonville 1-0 overall. Sultan 0-1.
Lake Stevens
B-E
Lake Stevens-Stevens 5, Carbonatto 6, Adrian 2, Thomason 8, Andrews 16, Johnson 7, Daniel 14, Long 2, Miller 11, Haynes 1. B-E-Smith 9, Clem 9, Haddock 8, Tallquist 8, Zimmerman 18, Haveman 6, Garrett 6, Reichert 6, Kaage 8. 3-point goals-Andrews 2, Smith 1, Clem 3, Zimmerman 2, Haveman 2. Records-Lake Stevens 1-0 overall. Burlington-Edison 0-1.
Stanwood
Squalicum
Stanwood-Brokaw 8, Appleby 18, Ali 2, Bodfish 9, Steele 21, Messerli 15, Smith 3. Squalicum-Beede 28, Baker 5, Cedergreen 8, Sarfo 2, Nevitt 23, Follis 5, Lee 2. Records-Stanwood 1-0 overall. Squalicum 0-1.
Mount Vernon
Sedro-Woolley
Mount Vernon-Johnson 13, Cutz 2, Storrer 4, Rylaarsdam 4, Carrillo 1, Kendrick 26, Skjei 2, Martin 3. Sedro-Woolley-Baird 15, Crape 2, Cook 11, Morrell, Lewis 2, Coldwell 2, Shope 2. 3-point goals-Johnson 1, Storrer 1, Kendrick 6. JV score-Mount Vernon 63, Sedro-Woolley 51. Records-Mount Vernon 1-0 overall. Sedro-Woolley 0-1.
Arlington
Ferndale
Arlington-Bourasaw 11, Luce 11, McCormick 9, Libs 2, Boitano 8, Klein 11, Newell 2. Ferndale-Lane 12, Ruck 3, Budo 2, Erickson 7, Dahl 4, Boyd 10, Shooter 6. 3-point goals-Bourasaw 1, Luce 3, Boitano 1, Lane 1, Erickson 1. JV score-Arlington 61, Ferndale 57. Records-Arlington 1-0 overall. Ferndale 0-1.
Marysville-Pilchuck
Sehome
M-P-VandeVeer 10, B. Hinderman 4, Harris 9, Soper 7, Burman 4, Kehler 2, T. Hinderman 2, Gill 7. Sehome-Wark 5, Monrean 12, Walton 5, Fridrich 15, Nicholes 2, Murphey 5, Thompson 1, Baxter 15. 3-point goals-Wark 1, Fridrich 2, VandeVeer 2, Harris 2, Soper 1. JV score-Mount Vernon 50, Sehome 48. Records-M-P 0-1 overall. Sehome 1-0.
Arlington
Ferndale
Arlington-Bourasaw 11, Luce 11, McCormick 9, Libs 2, Boitano 8, Klein 11, Newell 2. Ferndale-Lane 12, Ruck 3, Budo 2, Erickson 7, Dahl 4, Boyd 10, Shooter 6. 3-point goals-Bourasaw 1, Luce 3, Boitano 1, Lane 1, Erickson 1. JV score-Arlington 61, Ferndale 57. Records-Arlington 1-0 overall. Ferndale 0-1.
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