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Tuesday’s highlights
Mount Tahoma’s girls beat Olympia, 69-65, in a Narrows League tie-breaker to claim the Bay Division’s No. 2 seed. The Thunderbirds’ Carrie Ojeda scored a game-high 23 points, Jassitey Mamea tallied 17 and Keana Magalei had 16. Olivia Rethwill led Olympia with 13 points. Mount Tahoma will face South Kitsap and the Bears will meet Shelton on Friday.
Fife’s Maazin Butler led the Trojans with 20 points in their 82-53 win over Washington.
Steilacoom’s Greg Herd scored 19 points, leading the Sentinels to a 57-49 win at Eatonville.
Kenneth Thomas tallied 15 points for White River, helping the Hornets to a 45-37 victory over Sumner.
Martin Sanchez’ 15 points led Orting in the Cardinals’ 52-45 win against Seattle Christian. Cory Bishop chipped in 13 points and Dylan Utley had 12.
Kelly Costello scored 14 points and Zelda Porter added 12 for No. 8 Vashon in the Pirates’ 54-29 win at Life Christian. The Eagles’ Dana Goularte finished with 18 points.
Washington’s Jackie Jamison poured in 18 points and Samantha Schubach had 17 in the Patriots’ 52-44 win at Fife.
Four Eatonville players scored in double-figures, led by Becca Schrimpsher’s 24 points, in the Cruisers’ 85-52 victory over Steilacoom.
Weather won't keep the two SPSL North tie-breaker basketball games from being played tonight.
The Federal Way-Auburn Riverside girls game will tip at 6 p.m. and the Federal Way-Kentwood boys game is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.
I spoke with someone at Auburn High School who said it was only raining at the school. Lucky them. I see at least two inches outside my window in DuPont right now.
The Mount Tahoma-Olympia Narrows League girls basketball tie-breaker was still a go, too.
If anything changes, we'll post an update here.
Direct from the coaches' voting, here are the all-Narrows League boys and girls basketball teams.
Boys
Bridge Division
MVP: LuQuam Thompson, Foss, SR
Coach of the Year: Mike Cocke’, Foss
First Team
Jordan Russell, Lincoln, SO
Jordan Coby, Wilson, SR
Denzel Dansby, Lincoln, JR
Michael Longmire, SK, SR
DeAndre Sutton, Foss, SR
Second Team
Mikey Hope, Wilson, JR
Tionne Curry, SK, SR
Nate Walker, Foss, SR
Austin Sefarian-Jenkins, Gig Harbor, SO
David Smith, Lincoln, JR
Honorable Mention
Chris Repar, Gig Harbor, SO
Jacob Dunnington, Shelton, SR
Jonathan Payne, Foss, SR
Damari Lewis, Foss, SR
Jibrell Stevens, Wilson, JR
Desmond Trufant, Wilson, SR
Demetrius Smith, Wilson, JR
Leon LaDeaux, SK, JR
Tre Haslom, SK, SO
CJ Wright, Lincoln, JR
Shane Stagg, Lincoln, SR
Bay Division
MVP: Abdul Gaddy, Bellarmine Prep, Senior
Coach of the Year: Scott McMinds, Central Kitsap
First team
Brandon Durham, CK, SR
Cody Thurmond, CK, SR
Phillip Thomas, CK, SR
Isaiah Thompson, CK, SR
Joshua Lord, MT, JR
Second Team
Xavier Bazile, MT, SO
Koloneus McClarron, MT, SR
Zach Meikle, Stadium, SR
Braden Sherman, Oly, SR
Romece Barnes, BP, SR
Honorable Mention
Jordan Cain, BP, JR
Alex Weber-Brader, Oly, SO
Donald Gaddy, BP, SO
DJ Brownell, Oly, SR
Ricky Fujita, Stadium, JR
Holden Rethwill, Oly, SR
Adrian Smitherman, MT, SR
Matt Wain, CK, SR
Girls
Bridge Division
MVP: Quincy Langworthy, Gig Harbor, Junior
Coach of the Year: Justin Parker, Shelton
First Team
Molly Werder, SK, JR
Janell Jordan, Foss, JR
Emily Bando, GH, SR
Cassi Fawcett, GH, JR
Kristina Pietroski, Shelton, JR
Second Team
Stephanie Osterdahl, SK SR
Jonnae Magalei, Lincoln SR
Julia Maslova, Foss SR
Kelsey Callaghan, SK SO
Janessa Flynn, Wilson FR
Honorable Mention
Rachel Smith, GH, SO
Leah Davis, GH, FR
Jena DeWalt, GH, SO
Angela Sheldon, SK, SR
Tori Fairweather, SK, SR
Michelle Davis, Shelton, JR
Alexan Ehrich, Shelton, SR
Erin Ranney, Shelton, SR
Max Kelly, Foss, JR
Kristina Solitaire, Foss, JR
Jasmine MeKinney, Foss, FR
Bianca Ballardo, Lincoln, SR
Trinera Carter, Lincoln, SR
LaChelle Milner, Lincoln, SO
Janiece Harrison, Wilson, SR
Natimia Doss, Wilson, SR
Bay Division
MVP: Simonne Potts B.P. SO
Co-Coaches of the Year: Kevin Meines Bellarmine Prep; Louise Webb, Olympia
First Team
Carrie Ojeda, MT, SR
Mechela Barnes, BP, JR
Sarah Hartwell, BP, SO
Keana Magalei, MT, SO
Marnie Brown, Oly, JR
Second Team
Grace Beardemphl, BP, SO
Nicole Mertens, Oly, SR
Amanda Evans, CK, SR
Olivia Rethwill, Oly, SO
Leana Magalei, MT T, SR
Honorable Mention
Jassitey Mamea, MT, SR
Shalece Butler-Woods, BP, SR
Kristen Anthony, CK, SO
Tajanae Tibbs, CK, JR
Marissa Ang, Oly, SR
Lauren Herseth, Oly, JR
Emily Zimmerman, Stadium, JR
