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Friday, February 29th, 2008
Posted by Doug Pacey @ 11:03:44 pm
Ferris beat Bellarmine Prep 75-60 and will play Federal Way for the state championship at 7 p.m. Saturday. Bellarmine's Abdul Gaddy scored 29 points and Avery Bradley had 17. Four Saxons scored in double figures, led by Jared Karstetter's 23 points. Jeff Minnerly had 18, DeAngelo Casto had 16 and Shawn Stockton had 15.
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Posted by Dale Phelps @ 10:12:41 pm
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Posted by Dale Phelps @ 10:10:49 pm
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Posted by Dale Phelps @ 09:59:31 pm
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:53:12 pm
The Lions are mounting a comeback and trail 64-53 with 3:20 left
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:47:27 pm
Abdul Gaddy just hit a 3-pointer, but Ferris still leads 58-43 with 7 minutes left to play.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:32:17 pm
The Saxons have started the third quarter on a 9-0 run and lead 43-29. BP just called time out.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:17:42 pm
Bellarmine Prep is hanging with bigger and more athletic Ferris. It'll be interesting to see how Bellarmine will deal with Bradley in foul trouble.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:11:12 pm
Avery Bradley was just called for his third foul. He's still playing, though.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:09:17 pm
Abdul Gaddy hit a 12-foot pull-up jumper, bring Bellarmine closer. The Lions trail 30-28 with 3:08left in the half.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 09:05:55 pm
Abdul Gaddy hit a 3-pointer to pull Bellarmine closer. It's 25-22 Ferris with 5 minutes left in the second.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:59:53 pm
Jared Karstetter scored four points in 10 seconds, getting Ferris out front in a hurry. The Saxons are looking tough. But Bellarmine doesn't seem to be in awe of the defending champs.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:55:41 pm
Abdul Gaddy hit a 3-pointer. It's Ferris 13-12 with 1:49 left in the first.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:51:15 pm
Ferris leads Bellarmine Prep 7-4 with 4:29 left. 6-foot-8 center DeAngelo Casto hit a 3-pointer early.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:43:27 pm
Gerald Hill hit two free throws with five seconds left, breaking a tie and giving Charles Wright a 54-52 win over Bellevue Christian. The Tarriers will play River View at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Yakima SunDome.
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Posted by Mindi Rice @ 08:40:16 pm
It's not pretty in this one, with Auburn Riverside up 49-17 at halftime. Barring anything totally out of the ordinary, Kennedy gets a rematch with the Ravens tomorrow at 6 p.m. Lakes will face Fort Vancouver.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 08:26:41 pm
Lewis and Clark, the two-time defending state champion, will try to make it three in a row on Saturday after defeating Prairie, 52-45.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:25:52 pm
FW wins 69-60 and will play the winner of Bellarmine-Ferris at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:23:19 pm
Decatur missed four or five shots on their last possession. It's all but over with FW out front 67-60 with nien seconds left. FW is in the finals for the first time in school history.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:21:51 pm
Free throws are letting FW extend its lead to 67-60 with 40 seconds left.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:17:56 pm
Barrington made both free throws. Decatur's Darious Walker scores on a put-back. FW up four with 1 minute left
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:16:13 pm
Isiah Umipig fed Aaron Broussard for an easy 2-footer. FW leads 52-58 with 1:11 left. FW's Barrington is shooting 1 and 1.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:13:57 pm
Broussard hit a 2-footer and Andre Barrington stole the in-bounds pass and made an easy layin i nthe first 25 seconds of OT. Hale comes back with another basket.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 08:11:46 pm
Prairie has just scored eight consecutive points to cut Lewis and Clark's lead to 43-35 with 4:44 to go. Still plenty of time in this one..
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:11:44 pm
FW's Aaron Broussard was called for a 5-second violation with 11 seconds left, giving Decatur a chance to win. But Michael Hale's 3-pointer rimmed out as time expired. FW blew an 11-point lead in the final 2:48 of the game. We're going to overtime.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:09:31 pm
Michael Hale hit a 3-pointer, Decatur stole the ball and Tibbs tied the score at 54 on a fast bteak layin. 30 seconds left
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:08:23 pm
Andre Barrington hit two free throws, giving FW a 54-49 lead with 1:31 left.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 08:03:34 pm
KJ Hong drilled a 3-pointer and was fouled by Isiah Umipig on the shot. He hit the free throw and FW leads 52-49 with 2:06 left. We've got a game again.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 08:02:55 pm
Lewis and Clark leads Prairie, 41-25, heading into the fourth quarter.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:59:51 pm
Jeff Forbes' 12-foot jumper just put Federal Way up 52-41. It's looking bleak for Decatur. Aaron Broussard as 22 points. Decatur's Marcus Tibbs has 20.
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Posted by Mindi Rice @ 07:58:39 pm
Despite a halftime lead, Lakes' girls basketball team dropped their WCD semifinal to Kennedy, 72-62. Lakes' coach Dave McEachern: "Better now than later." Auburn Riverside is already up 6-0 on Fort Vancouver and the game is barely a minute old. Looks like Kennedy gets a second shot at Auburn Riverside tomorrow night.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:56:28 pm
Aaron Broussard just converted a three-point play and Jeff Forbes hit a fast-break layin, giving FW a 50-41 lead with 4:34 left. Decatur called timeout.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:48:55 pm
Forbes hit a 3-pointer seconds before the third quarter expired, breaking a tie and giving FW a 38-35 lead.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 07:47:31 pm
Sporting a bandage on her nose, Lindsey Levanen has just checked back into the game for Prairie. Prairie trails now to Lewis and Clark, 34-14.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:44:05 pm
The Gators have maintained their lead, staying in front 33-31 with 3:44 left in the third quarter.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 07:34:48 pm
Lewis and Clark takes a comfortable 32-14 lead into the halftime break.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 07:28:52 pm
They've stopped the girls semifinal because of an injury to Lindsey Levanen of Prairie. Levanen hit the floor hard on her nose and was bleeding. She's out of the game and Prairie's behind, 25-12 to Lewis and Clark.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:27:24 pm
Decatur rallied to take the lead late in the second quarter.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:25:05 pm
Enumclaw defeated previously undefeated Auburn 45-42 in the 3A West Central-Southwest Bi-District tournament semifinals tonight.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:23:15 pm
Michael Hale fed Darious Walker for a fastbreak dunk. Decatur has the momentum and leads 25-22 with 2:37 to go.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:22:27 pm
Jerome Collins keeps bringing the style. The Federal Way coach has a dark pink pants, a dark pink striped jacket and a vest. I want to meet his tailor.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:20:01 pm
Tibbs just buried an NBA-range 3-pointer. It's FW 22-19 with 4:30 left in the second quarter.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:17:58 pm
Aaron Broussard just hit a pair of free throws and a baby hook, putting FD up 20-16.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 07:17:53 pm
3-pointers by Kelsey Baker and Daisy Burke help Lewis and Clark jump to a 20-8 lead early in the second quarter.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 07:14:28 pm
In the girls semifinals, Lewis and Clark leads Prairie, 14-6, after the first quarter. L-C outscored Prairie 11-2 over the final four minutes of the quarter.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:11:42 pm
FW's Jeff Forbes hit a 3-pointer as time expired in the first quater. The Eagles lea 14-10 and are on a 6-0 run.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 07:10:42 pm
Isiah Umipig just put Federal Way on top with an and-one free throw. Ten second left in the first quarter.
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Posted by Doug Pacey @ 06:53:18 pm
Here are our predictions for tonight's boys semifinals: Reporter Doug Pacey Reporter Darrin Beene Freelancer Mike Curto And for the girls...
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Posted by Mindi Rice @ 06:42:52 pm
I headed to Auburn for the showdown of No. 2 Lakes and No. 3 Kennedy and it's nearly everything it was billed to be... Lakes is up 38-31 at halftime with Sara Halasz and Chene Cooper leading the charge with 14 points each. Halasz had 12 in the second quarter while Cooper had 11 in the first. including an amazing buzzer-beater half-court three to end the first eight minutes. Daidra Brown has 13 to lead Kennedy, with 11 in the first quarter. Gearing up for the second half. Whichever team wins will face the Auburn Riverside-Fort Vancouver winner tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Puyallup.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 05:45:21 pm
The final consolation games are done and the next set of games – the ones in the 'championship' bracket – don't begin until 7 p.m. The boys semifinals features Decatur vs. Federal Way at 7 p.m. and then Ferris at Bellarmine Prep at 8:30 or close to it. In girls action, Prairie plays Lewis & Clark at 7 p.m. and then Moses Lake faces Pasco at 8:30. We'll have updates once the games begin.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 05:34:18 pm
The Ballard Beavers pulled away from Kentwood by outscoring the Conquerors 24-16 in the fourth quarter to win their consolation game. Kayla Williams scored 20 points and Jeanette Hansen had a double-double (15 points, 16 rebounds) for the Beavers. Kentwood was paced by Lindsey Moore's 21 ponts. Kelsey Jenkins added nine. Ballard held just a three-point lead heading into the fourth but finished strong.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 05:26:37 pm
Stats from Edmonds-Woodway's 59-44 win over Foss: * Foss fell behind 10-5 in the first quarter and never could get on track. The E-W lead grew to as much as 20 points (52-32) at one point before Foss scored late in the game. * The Falcons shot 29.4 percent for the game (15-of-51). * TeAire Bell led Foss with 10 points. LuQuam Thompson had seven. * Edmonds-Woodway was led by Connor Donaldson's 17 points and James Conti's 14. Eight players ended up scoring for the Warriors. * The Warriors shot 40 percent (18-of-45) from the field but helped themselves by nailing 20-of-27 free-throws (74.1 percent).
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 05:13:10 pm
Edmonds-Woodway wins this one with Foss, 59-44.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:58:41 pm
... and Foss is going to have to have something amazing happen. They are trailing Edmonds-Woodway, 46-30.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:48:12 pm
Foss' Julian Cruell made the shot of the tournment, sinking a buzzer-beating shot about 10 feet behind the half court line to end the third quarter. Unfortunately, the shot is about Foss' only highlight. The Falcons trail Edmonds-Woodway 38-24 heading into the final eight minutes.
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Posted by Joe Barrentine @ 04:41:21 pm
Foss guard LuQuam Thompson looks for a pass over the head of Edmonds-Woodway guard James Conti in the first quarter at the Tacoma Dome, Friday, Feb. 29. Chris Hunt for the Tribune 
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:41:09 pm
Foss, one day after a tough loss to Bellarmine Prep, is looking flatter than a flapjack against Edmonds-Woodway. Under three minutes to go in the third quarter and the Falcons are trailing, 33-18.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:30:26 pm
Stats from Edmonds-Woodway - Foss game: * Foss was led by TeAire Bell, who had eight points. The Falcons made only four field goals in the first half with Bell getting two of them. * The Falcons shot just 28.6 percent (4 of 14). * E-W was led by James Conti's six points. * E-W shot 37.5 percent, making nine of 24 shots.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:21:01 pm
A mini-rally by Foss helped the Falcons cut Edmonds-Woodway's lead to nine but the Falcons are still behind, 24-13.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:17:19 pm
Two minutes left and Foss just broke a two-minute scoreless drought on TeAire Bell's two free throws. Still the Falcons trail E-W 22-11.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:07:52 pm
Almost a quarter and a half of Foss' game against Edmonds-Woodway is over and the Falcons are searching for some offense. The Falcons are trailing 17-9 and look disjointed. They've been pressing on defense to see if they can get some quick turnovers, but so far E-W is handling the press pretty well.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 04:01:13 pm
First quarter ends with Edmonds-Woodway leading Foss 10-5.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:58:04 pm
The last boys consolation game of the day, Foss and Edmonds-Woodway, has begun. Foss is trailing 10-5 late in the first quarter.
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Posted by Mindi Rice @ 03:49:29 pm
The Vikings are again shut out of trophy day. Lake Stevens, which hasn't won a state girls basketball trophy since 1986 as a 3A school, lost 49-38 to WesCo opponent Snohomish. The Vikings tried to make a late comeback, pushing from a 20-point deficit to down seven, but Snohomish held on for the win. It will be the fifth trophy in the past five appearances for the Panthers, who were led by junior Karley Lampman's 15 points. Junior Katie Benson and sophomore Marjorie Heard each added 11 points. Senior Alona Personius led the Vikings with 14 points. Lake Stevens loses six seniors after this season, including all five starters.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:39:51 pm
The Abes beat Shadle Park, 46-39. Final stats: * Royal Tee Lexing led the Abes with 15 points. Kaleb Shelton added 10 and Turrell Smith had nine. * Lincoln shot 40 percent from the field (16-of-40) and 60 percent from the line (12-of-20). * Shadle Park was led by Anthony Brown's 14 points. Zach Humphrey had eight points and Aaron Dunn added a game-high 11 rebounds. * Shadle Park shot 34.8 percent from the field (16-of-46) and made 5-of-6 free throws. The Highlanders were hurt by their 3-point shooting (they made just 2-of-19 attempts with Humphrey, one of the best long-ranger shooters, going 0-for-9 from 3-point range).
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:27:53 pm
Shadle Park misses a couple of shots and is forced to foul with 15.2 seconds left. Royal Tee Lexing drains a free throw, Lincoln now leads 44-39 but Lincoln gets the rebound on the missed second attempt. Lexing makes two free throws, and it ends with Lincoln winning, 46-39.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:26:04 pm
Kaleb Shelton's free throw pushes Lincoln's lead to four, 43-39.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:24:38 pm
Turrell Smith sinks two free throws for Lincoln to increase the Abes lead to 42-39. Shadle Park calls timeout with 35.4 seconds to go.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:19:22 pm
Lincoln's working the clock. Lots of passes, lots of dribbles. Timeout, ABes with 1:23 to go.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:17:58 pm
Ryan Rogers made a driving layup and was fouled to give Lincoln a 38-36 lead. He missed the free throw but Shadle Park just missed a shot, so it's ABes ball with the lead and under two minutes to go.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:14:09 pm
Shadle Park's Anthony Brown just made two free throws to tie the game at 36. There's 3:47 to play.
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Posted by Mindi Rice @ 03:13:43 pm
The Panthers are up 40-20 after three on Lake Stevens and eight minutes away from knocking out the Northwest District's No. 2 team. Snohomish, the No. 3 team from the NW district, will be the only team remaining after Jackson was eliminated yesterday.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:10:16 pm
The Abes just took about a minute off the clock while running their offense. A blocked shot by Aaron Dunn snuffed their chance at points but the Abes still lead, 36-34, with under five minutes to play.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:07:35 pm
Lincoln and Shadle Park just started the fourth quarter. Both teams have traded baskets and the Abes still hold a four-point lead at 36-32.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 03:01:01 pm
The Abes have grabbed a 34-30 lead with 1:37 to play in the third quarter.
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Posted by Darrin Beene @ 02:51:41 pm
The scorers for Lincoln and Shadle Park at the half: LINCOLN (19) – Royal Tee Lexing 6, Kaleb Shelton 6, Jordan Russell 2, Darkus Milner 2, Rayshon Cranshaw 2, Turrell Smith 1. SHADLE PARK (21) – Anthony Brown 9, Zach Humphrey 4, Taylor Pettersen 3, Matt Barnes 3, Aaron Dunn 2. * Lincoln shot 33.3 percent from the field (7-of-21) and 75 percent from the free-throw line (3-of-4). * Shadle Park shot 39.1 percent from the field (9-of-23) and 100 percent from the free-throw line (1-of-1).
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Posted by Mindi Rice @ 02:50:43 pm
Snohomish is up fairly big, 25-15, on WesCo opponent Lake Stevens. The Vikings, who barely escaped Jackson and Kristi Kingma's 43 points Thursday, have fallen flat in the second quarter. Leah Tate has eight to lead Lake Stevens, while Katie Benson is leading the Panthers with nine. Karley Lampman has seven for Snohomish.
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