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Sehome 60, Meridian 54
When senior forward Talon Jenkins hit two-of-two free throws with 1:35 left on the clock, it gave Meridian a 54-51 lead. The Mariners then closed the game out on a 9-0 run to take the road victory.
Sehome junior forward Xavier Kelley buried a corner three-ball to tie the game at 54-54, and that was followed up by a blocked shot on the other end of the court by sophomore forward Bane Mitchell, which just added to the momentum that was created by Kelley’s 3-pointer.
Kelley then found Mitchell in the paint, and his 4-foot-banker was good, while being fouled on the play. Although he missed his foul shot, it was rebounded by Kelley, and now the Mariners had a full shot clock, and a 56-54 lead, with 31 seconds left in the game.
The Trojans were forced to foul multiple times, but were four fouls away from getting into the bonus. Once in the bonus, junior point guard Nolan Wright hit both of his foul shots. Kelley was then sent to the line after a Meridian miss, and when he hit both of his foul shots, that was the game.
Wright and Kelley each scored 19 points to lead the Mariners. Kelley also had nine rebounds, and Wright added four assists.
Jenkins led the Trojans with 19 points on 7-of-14 from the field, and senior guard Jaeger Fyfe added 17 points.
Sehome 60, Meridian 54 SEH 6 17 19 18 - 60 MER 18 13 12 11 - 54 Sehome: Wright 19, Jackson 2, Tanovan 9, McAtee 3, Evans 2, Miller 0, Kelley 19, Mitchell 6. Meridian: Jenkins 19, Hayes 3, Fyfe 17, James 0, Haugen 0, Blankenburg 3, Alexander 0, Brzozowski 5, Hedahl 5, Payne 2.
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Lummi Nation 62, Providence Classical Christian 19
The Blackhawks were up 20-4 after the first quarter, thanks to the deadly outside shooting of sophomore guard Dyson Edwards who connected on four of five deep balls in the first.
Edwards finished with 20 points to lead Lummi Nation, while also picking up six rebounds and three assists.
Junior center Tracy Powell came off the bench and dominated the paint with eight points on 4-of-4 shooting from the field and five rebounds. Seniors Karson Revey and Tony Abrams, as well as sophomore Jerome Toby, each finished with seven points each.
Lummi Nation 62, Providence Classical Christian 19 PCC 4 7 4 4 - 19 LUM 20 18 15 9 - 62 Providence Classical Christian: N/A. Lummi Nation: Toby 7, LaFontaine 3, Edwards 20, Abrams 7, Bob 3, Lee 2, Revey 7, James 5, Powell 8.
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Orcas Island 71, Blaine 55
The Vikings got off to a hot shooting start, and the Borderites were unable to recover from it despite a strong surge in the fourth quarter.
Senior forward Abdul Kanagie scored 20 points on 9-of-13 shooting, and also led Blaine with six rebounds.
Senior guard Josiah Weeda added 11 points and five rebounds, and junior point guard Kai Kerwin dished out seven assists as the Borderites took their first loss of the season.
Orcas Island 71, Blaine 55 BLA 11 9 13 22 - 55 OI 19 22 21 9 - 71 Blaine: Kerwin 5, Dahl 1, Banks 0, Bleazard 7, Melton 6, Brown 0, Kanagie 20, Dohner 5, Weeda 11. Orcas Island: N/A.
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Burlington-Edison 66, Squalicum 60 (2 OT)
After both teams scored 48 points each through the first 32 minutes, a three-pointer by sophomore guard Hunter Calloway tied the game at 54-54 to send it into a second overtime. However, the Tigers made more plays than the Storm in the final few minutes and came out on top.
Emerging star guard Blake Elston, who started the season on the JV squad, hit 5-of-10 three-point shots and finished with a team-high 20 points for Squalicum.
Senior guard Marcus Nixon had 14 points, eight rebounds, seven steals, and five assists, and Calloway finished with 13 points, six boards and five assists.
Burlington-Edison 66, Squalicum 60 B-E 12 11 10 15 6 12 - 66 SQU 15 5 16 12 6 6 - 60 Burlington-Edison: N/A. Squalicum: Watt 1, Nichols 4, Fagaautau 2, Calloway 13, Nixon 14, Smith 0, Burke 0, Elston 20, Hofer 6.
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Sedro-Woolley 82, Mount Baker 56
The Mountaineers felt their first defeat of the season at home as the Cubs shot 63% from the field as they cruised to the win.
Junior point guard Jordan Bailey scored 13 points to lead Mount Baker, and he was followed closely by junior guard Carter Hill with 12 points and senior forward Darius Gilstrap who added 11 points.
Sophomore center Kell Reardon pulled down a team-high eight rebounds, and Gilstrap led the Mountaineers with five assists.
Sedro-Woolley 82, Mount Baker 56 S-W 22 22 24 14 - 82 MB 13 9 15 19 - 56 Sedro-Woolley: N/A. Mount Baker: L. Smith 7, Gilstrap 11, Bailey 13, G. Smith 0, Lukes 3, Abitia 5, Scott 0, Hill 12, Armbright 0, Reardon 5.
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