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Lynden 76, Bellingham 46
The Lion defense shined early as they raced to an 11-0 lead to start the game. The Bayhawks found their rhythm as the quarter finished out, however, Lynden remained out in front 22-13.
A 9-2 run by the Lions to end the first half pushed them out in front by 20 points.
Two more runs in the third and fourth quarter helped Lynden pull even further ahead and pick up the home win.
Senior forward Brant Heppner shot 10-for-15 from the field, which included 6-of-8 from three-point range, and he finished with 28 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals.
Junior guard Spencer Adams also had a hot hand as he ended up with 15 points on 6-of-8 shooting.
Bellingham senior guard Fabian Singh came off the bench to lead his team with 11 points, while hitting three of his five attempts from downtown.
Lynden 76, Bellingham 46
BEL 13 8 16 9 - 46
LYN 22 19 22 13 - 76
Bellingham: Wright 4, Isaly 3, G. VanHofwegen 3, Harward 9, C. VanHofwegen 3, VanHouten 6, Gasca 0, Singh 11, Wienkers 5, Johnson 2.
Lynden: Navarre 5, Bedlington 7, Price 5, Bowman 0, Ellis 0, Mar. Koenen 0, Mal. Koenen 10, Broersma 3, Heppner 28, Jorgenson 3, Adams 15, Smith 0.
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Squalicum 62, Mount Baker 51
The Storm were down 21-19 at the half, and then ripped off 43 points in the second half as Squalicum defended its home court against the Mountaineers.
Sophomore guard Hunter Calloway enjoyed the best game of his young varsity career as he shot 15-of-21 from the field for 32 points.
Senior guard Marcus Nixon finished with 11 points, seven assists and five rebounds, and senior forward Jaxon Hofer added eight points.
Mount Baker was led by junior guard Carter Hill who scored 18 points.
Senior forward Darius Gilstrap had 14 points and five rebounds, and sophomore center Kell Reardon finished with 11 points, six rebounds and three blocked shots.
Squalicum 62, Mount Baker 51 MB 12 9 12 18 - 51 SQU 14 5 18 25 - 62 Mount Baker: Smith 2, Gilstrap 14, Bailey 3, Lukes 1, Abitia 2, Armbright 0, Hill 18, Reardon 11. Squalicum: Nichols 5, Fagaautau 2, Calloway 32, Nixon 11, Knowlton 2, Hoffman 0, Elston 2, Hofer 8.
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Lummi Nation 76, Taholah 55
The Blackhawks shot over 50% from the field, and they made 50% of their three-point shots which led them to the home win.
Junior guard Jerome Toby finished with 24 points, 10 assists, five rebounds and three steals to lead Lummi Nation to the conference victory.
Sophomore center Deandre James also had a double-double as he finished with 17 points and 13 rebounds on 8-of-12 shooting.
Sophomore guard Landon LaFontaine connected on five of his seven shots from downtown as he finished with 15 points, and sophomore guard Dyson Edwards added 14 points, five assists and four boards.
Lummi Nation 76, Taholah 55 TAH 15 12 13 15 - 55 LUM 21 17 24 14 - 76 Taholah: N/A. Lummi Nation: Toby 24, LaFontaine 15, Edwards 14, Lee 2, Revey 0, James 17, Powell 4.
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Anacortes 57, Ferndale 46
The Seahawks took an early lead, and the Golden Eagles just weren’t able to close the gap on the road.
Senior forwards Hunter Wills and Jonah Brillowsky each scored 11 points to lead Ferndale, with Wills connecting on a trio of three-pointers in the second half.
Junior forward Mantaj Singh also notched double-digit scoring with 10 points.
Senior forward Tommy Mack came off the bench to add five points in the fourth quarter.
Anacortes 57, Ferndale 46 FER 9 15 10 12 - 46 ANA 12 20 13 12 - 57 Ferndale: Singh 10, Brillowsky 11, Wills 11, Vincent 0, Thomas 2, Mack 5, Grewal 3, Dhillon 4. Oak Harbor: N/A.
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