Jackson checks Cascade – with one exception

MILL CREEK – The Jackson boys basketball team held district rival Cascade in check – except for one player – to take a 52-42 non-league victory Tuesday at the Jackson gym.

Jackson mounted a 10-point halftime lead to outlast the Bruins and Dirk Snel’s game-high 30 points.

“One guy for them had a great game and we had pretty balanced scoring,” Jackson coach Steve Johnson said.

Jackson had eight of 13 players score in the game. Brian Rucker and Chris Reimer each had 12 points to lead the Timberwolves.

“It was a little more to it than just a regular non-league game. It is a game that should be played every year,” Johnson said of playing Cascade.

At Jackson H.S.

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Cascade-Benson 6, Snel 30, Wilkins 2, Reading 4. Jackson-Ozuna 5, Reimer 12, Koch 5, Sullivan 2, Eisinger 6, Rucker 12, Wishko 8, Heneghan 2. 3-point goals-Snel 4, Reimer 4, Rucker 2, Ozuna 1. JV score-Jackson 53, Cascade 51 OT. Records-Cascade 0-1 overall. Jackson 1-1.

Darrington 87, Tulalip Heritage 35: At Darrington, Brennan Vincent scored 15 points and Mark Jones added 13 points, including four 3-pointers to lead Darrington to the non-conference victory. Lesjar McKinney made four 3-point field goals and scored a game-high 16 points to lead Tulalip Heritage.

At Darrington H.S.

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Tulalip Heritage-Kublic 3, Miller 6, McKinney 16, Wooster 3, Hatch 2, Reedy 2, Monsuger 3. Darrington-O’Dell 9, Hoveskeland 4, Vincent 15, Green 9, Parris 14, Haywood 5, Jones 13, A. Olsen 7, Grimmer 4, N. Olsen 3, Kelley 2, Lenker 2. 3-point goals-Jones 4, McKinney 4, Kublic 1, Wooster 1, Green 2, O’Dell 1, Vincent 1, Haywood 1. JV score-Darrington 54, M-P sophs 44. Records-Tulalip Heritage 0-2 overall. Darrington 1-1.

Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) 56, Concrete 28: At Bothell, Jon Ramos scored 13 points, including three 3-pointers, to lead Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) to the non-conference victory.

At Cedar Park Christian (Bothell)

Concrete44812-28

Cedar Park Christian15161510-56

Concrete-Smith 6, Hansen 3, O’Neal 2, Dezarn 2, Walker 10, Schooland 5. Cedar Park Christian (Bothell)-Anderson 2, Angell 2, Bettinger 12, Brown 6, Fells 2, Long 6, Orrico 4, Potts 1, Ramos 13, Rappuhn 2, Raschick 4, Springer 2. 3-point goals-Ramos 3, Orrico 1, Bettinger 1, Hansen 1, Schooland 1. Records-Concrete 0-1 overall. Cedar Park Christian (Bothell) 1-1.

Shoreline Christian 44, Bear Creek School 43 (OT): At Redmond, James Varmeer had 17 points to lead Shoreline Christian to the non-league overtime victory. Remy Hudson scored the overtime basket for the Crusaders.

At Bear Creek School

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Shoreline Christian-Daigneault 2, Dodd 2, Dovinh 6, Hodges 7, Hudson 3, Thomas 2, James Vermeer 17, Jason Vermeer 5. Bear Creek School-Dunn 2, Grahm 5, Erickson 2, Castle 10, Benson 1, Myer 11, Renfield 1, Amela 4, Sanger 7. 3-point goals-Dovinh 2, Hodges 1, Jason Varmeer 1, Castle 2, Myer 3, Sanger 1. JV score-Shoreline Christion def. Bear Creek Academy. Records-Shoreline Christian 1-1 overall. Bear Creek School 1-1.

Puget Sound Adventist 62, Grace Academy 37: At Marysville, Eran Wilson, a 6-foot, 5-inch post, scored a game-high 24 points and Puget Sound Adventist defeated Grace Academy in the non-conference game. Grant Weinberg led Grace with 12 points.

At Grace Academy

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Puget Sound Adventist-Mizumatra 2, Maneppu 2, Mumu 2, Arjona 4, Chinn 18, Donnelly 8, Hoffman 2, Wilson 24. Grace Academy-Israel 12, Young 2, Conklin 10, Gr. Weinberg 12, Yorio 1. 3-point goals-Isreal 4, Chinn 2. JV score-Grace Academy 30, Puget Sound Adventist 28. Records-Puget Sound Adventist not reported. Grace Academy 1-1.

Eatonville 81, Sultan 70: At Eatonville, RJ Perkins scored a game-high 22 points to lead Sultan in the non-conference game.

At Eatonville H.S.

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Sultan-Webster 3, Clarke 2, Johnson 10, Je. Nicholes 6, Ruddock 3, Perkins 22, Lemmon 6, Champeaux 8, Jo. Nicholes 10. Eatonville-Snyder 3, McAtee 4, Schaub 14, LaRance 7, Kinsley 14, Brandt 7, Waddles 4, Tipton 4, Barrett 2, Gourley 21. 3-point goals-LaRance 1, Ruddock 1, Champeaux 2, Webster 1. Records-Sultan 1-1 overall. Eatonville not reported.

Lynnwood 53, Arlington 43: At Arlington, Conner Milne scored 10 points to lead Lynnwood to the non-league victory. Tyler Caudle scored 11 and Cole Carpenter had 11 to pace Arlington.

At Arlington H.S.

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Arlington138157-43

Lynnwood-Beatty 6, Stone 6, Milne 10, Oasay 8, Hunsinger 3, DeGraw 2, Matzen 9, Fajesimin 7. Arlington-Hawkins 2, Carpenter 10, Bourasaw 4, Caudle 11, Disotell 5, Gray 8, Gunter 3. 3-point goals-Hunsinger 1, Matzen 2, Caudle 1, Gray 1, Gunter 1, Carpenter 2. JV score-Arlington def. Lynnwood. Records-Lynnwood 1-0 overall. Arlington 0-2.

King’s 50, Monroe 31: At Shoreline, Charlie Enquist grabbed 10 rebounds and scored nine points to lead King’s to the non-conference victory. Jason Waltman paced Monroe with nine points.

At King’s H.S.

Monroe371011-31

King’s1391216-50

Monroe-Wright 2, Clark 2, Silva 7, Pearl 4, J. Waltman 9, MacIntyre 5, S. Waltman 2. King’s-Clark 2, Ayers 6, Fuhlendorf 7, Bowlin 2, Wright 6, Uhrich 2, Tadele 8, O’Neil 8, Enquist 9. JV score-Monroe 65, King’s 49. Records-Monroe 0-1 overall. King’s 1-0.

Coupeville 52, Mount Vernon Christian 46: At Coupeville, Casey Larson scored nine of Coupeville’s 15 fourth-quarter points, leading the Wolves to the non-conference victory. Larson finished with 17 points and Kramer O’Keefe added 16 on 6-for-9 shooting. Dan VanderKooy scored 18 points for Mount Vernon Christian.

At Coupeville H.S.

Mt. Vernon Christian1113175-46

Coupeville13101415-52

Mount Vernon Christian-Blade 3, Marriott 9, D. De Vries 5, VanderKooy 18, C. McClelland 11. Coupeville-Larson 17, Evans 5, Smith 6, Prosser 3, O’Keefe 16, Emerson 2, Folkestad 2, Miller 1. 3-point goals-Blade 1, Marriott 1, VanderKooy 2, C. McClelland 2, Larson 1, Evans 1, O’Keefe 2. JV score-Coupeville 35, Mt. Vernon Christian 16. Records-Mt. Vernon Christian 0-2 overall. Coupeville 1-1.

Marysville-Pilchuck 51, Kamiak 47: At Marysville, 6-foot-3 senior forward Sean Moser recovered an offensive rebound and made a put-back basket with 10 seconds to play to break a tie and give M-P the non-league win. Moser missed the ensuing free throw, but again snared the offensive rebound and made one of two free throws. Moser rebounded his own miss, was fouled and again made one of two free throws. Once again, he recovered his own miss and held the ball until the clock ran out. Moser finished with eight points and 12 rebounds.

At Marysville-Pilchuck H.S.

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Kamiak-Iddins 13, Bullock 6, Martinez 11, Stormo 3, Swarthout 3, Parcells 11. Marysville-Pilchuck-Holm 11, Stohl 12, Lanphere 2, Moser 8, Stevens 4, Lozeau 14. 3-point goals-Iddins 1, Bullock 1, Martinez 3. JV score-M-P 48, Kamiak 38. Records-Kamiak 0-2 overall. Marysville-Pilchuck 3-0.

Snohomish 68, Mountlake Terrace 32: At Snohomish, Kegan Bone led all scorers with 14 points and teammate Tim Diederichs added six points, five rebounds and eight assists for Snohomish in the non-conference victory.

At Snohomish H.S.

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Snohomish14142119-68

Mountlake Terrace-Berlin 3, Kunduklija 1, Wiley 5, Strieby 11, Theis 5, Stracener 4, Griffin 2. Snohomish-Shilling 4, Bone 14, M. Low 2, Diederichs 6, Wilde 9, Shaw 6, Jenkins 12, Jelinek 10, Johnson 11. 3-point goals-Berlin 1, Diederichs 2. Records-Mountlake Terrace 0-2 overall. Snohomish 2-0.

Granite Falls 50, Northwest School 27: At Granite Falls, Josh Knudson of Granite Falls tallied 20 points to lead all scorers and teammate Sean Counley added 11 points and 10 rebounds in the non-conference game.

At Granite Falls H.S.

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Granite Falls11141510-50

Northwest School-Win 2, Hansmen 10, Ikeda 2, Drummond 2, Wakeley 1, Cheyeh 4, Schumach 4, Boland 2. Granite Falls-Cuddeback 7, Knudson 20, Londerville 2, Gamache 2, DeNoma 4, Counley 11, Bazan 4. JV score-Granite Falls def. Northwest School. Records-Northwest School 1-3 overall. Granite Falls 2-0.

Meadowdale 57, Everett 48: At Everett, Teagan Dooley scored nine of his 14 points in the fourth quarter and Matt Gorman added seven in the final quarter helping Meadowdale pull away from Everett in the non-conference game. Brian Barhanovich led Everett with a game-high 24 points.

At Everett H.S.

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Everett8111316-48

Meadowdale-O’Neill 4, Clampitt 2, Moncrief 14, Gorman 11, Werner 7, Dooley 14, Threet 5. Everett-Barhanovich 24, Lund 7, Jones 3, Safstrom 14, Stroud. 3-point goals-O’Neill 1, Werner 2, Dooley 2, Barhanovich 2, Lund 1. JV score-Meadowdale def. Everett. Records-Meadowdale 2-0 overall. Everett 0-3.

Shorecrest 57, Lakewood 47: At Lakewood, Mark Golike scored 21 points to lead Shorecrest to the non-conference victory. Dan Spencer scored 18 points and grabbed seven rebounds to lead Lakewood.

At Lakewood H.S.

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Shorecrest-Meyers 6, Jochim 15, Zuyev 10, Ewing 1, Batt 2, Golike 21, Kramer 2. Lakewood-Boyce 2, Holland 1, Ordonez 2, Spencer 18, Borisov 12, S. Noteboom 2, K. Noteboom 5, Loucks 5. 3-point goals-Jochim 3, Zuyev 1, Meyers 1, Borisov 2, K. Noteboom 1. JV score-Shorecrest 53, Lakewood 38. Records-Lakewood 1-1 overall. Shorecrest 2-0.

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