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Prep roundup for Friday, Feb. 17

Prep roundup for Friday, Feb. 17:

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BOYS BASKETBALL

3A District 1 Tournament

Consolation (winner to state, non-elimination)

Mount Vernon 69, Marysville Getchell 68

EVERETT — The Marysville Getchell boys basketball team made a major push in the fourth quarter of Friday’s winner-to-state matchup against Mount Vernon.

Ultimately, the Chargers came up short after delivering a 19-2 run in the final frame, dropping the contest at Everett Community College, setting up a loser-out bout against Everett at 4 p.m. Saturday at the same location.

Sophomore standout guard Arion ‘Bubba’ Palacol had 24 points and four rebounds while backcourt-mate Shawn Etheridge, a junior, added 19 points and eight boards.

Despite hefty contributions from both, along with sophomore Zachary Rice (17 points, four 3-pointers), Getchell (16-8), couldn’t slow down junior guard Quinn Swanson, who had a monster outing, compiling 30 points, six boards, two steals and two blocks.

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Shorecrest 58, Everett 50

EVERETT — After a tough loss in the district semifinals against Arlington on Wednesday, the Shorecrest boys basketball team rebounded in a big way, pulling out the victory they needed and punching a ticket to the state regionals.

The Scots took down Everett, holding the Seagulls to nine fourth-quarter points in a winner-to-state 3A District 1 game.

The Seagulls will play Saturday at 4 p.m. in a loser-out game against Marysville Getchell (16-8), which came up short in a 69-68 loss to Mount Vernon.

Senior 6-foot-5 guard Parker Baumann registered 17 points and hauled in 12 rebounds with four assists as Shorecrest’s surrounding pieces helped seal the win late.

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1A District 2 Tournament

Championship (both to state)

King’s 61, Overlake 43

SHORELINE — Top-seeded King’s cruised past No. 2 Overlake to take home the 1A District 2 Tournament title.

King’s (17-5) will be making its 16th consecutive state appearance, including titles in 2015, 2016 and 2020.

Overlake (16-7) is back in state for the first time since 2019.

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BOYS SWIMMING

4A State Championship prelims

At King County Aquatic Center

(locals in top 8, will compete for state medals)

200 freestyle—4. Ethan Georgiev (Jackson) 1:45.76 (top time: Adam Kwon, Curtis, 1:44.82); 50 freestyle—8. Ethan Chen-Parks (Jackson) 21.95 (top time: Tolu Young, Curtis, 19.86); 100 freestyle—8. Georgiev (Jackson) 48.16 (top time: Young, Curtis, 45.72); 200 freestyle relay—6. Lake Stevens (Camden Blevins-Mohr, Coren Coe, Sam Lamb, Laird Marlatt) 1:29.48, 7. Jackson (Georgiev, Chen-Parks, Nathaniel Nguyen, Jaelen Oh) 1:30.46 (top time: University, 1:27.59).

3A State Championship prelims

At King County Aquatic Center

(locals in top 8, will compete for state medals)

50 freestyle—3. Sean Neils (Shorecrest) 21.13 (top time: Jason Nordgren, Bainbridge, 20.70); 100 freestyle—3. Neils (Shorecrest) 46.49 (top time: Nordgren, Bainbridge, 46.41; 500 freestyle—7. Colton Stoecker (Shorecrest) 4:46.89 (top time: Matt Williamson, Mercer Island, 4:29.92); 200 freestyle relay—5. Shorecrest (Kason Kirkpatrick, Tristan Serrano, Ian Reece, Neils) 1:29.19 (top time: Mercer Island 1:25.27); 400 freestyle relay—8. Shorecrest (Serrano, Reece, Stoecker, Neils) 3:16.10 (top time: Bainbridge, 3:10.51).

2A/1A State Championship prelims

At King County Aquatic Center

(locals in top 8, will compete for state medals)

200 individual medley—8. Evan Wold (Archbishop Murphy) 2:02.87 (top time: Jake McCoy, Pullman, 1:52.49); 100 breaststroke—3. Wold (Archbishop Murphy) 1:00.07 (top time: Zachary Harris, Anacortes, 59.62).

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BOYS WRESTLING

4A State Tournament

At Tacoma Dome

Team scores (leader and locals in top 10): 1. Chiawana 80, 6. Lake Stevens 50.

(local semifinalists)

106—Ahmad Banishamsa (Lake Stevens); 113—Jacob Christianson (Lake Stevens); 145—Gil Mossburg (Glacier Peak); 220—Koen Mattern (Lake Stevens); 285—Connor Aney (Glacier Peak).

3A State Tournament

At Tacoma Dome

Team scores (leaders and locals in top 10): 1. Mead 129, 3. Stanwood 114.

(local semifinalists)

132—Tyler Rhue (Stanwood), Keaton Mayernik (Stanwood); 138—Tre Haines (Arlington); 152—Dustin Baxter (Arlington); 182—Mason Ferguson (Stanwood); 195—Elijah Fleck (Stanwood); 220—Hunter Tibodeau (Shorewood).

2A State Tournament

At Tacoma Dome

No local wrestlers reached the semifinals.

2B/1B State Tournament

At Tacoma Dome

Team scores (leader and locals in top 10): 1. Forks 90.5, 9. Darrington 34.5.

(local semifinalists)

106—Creed Wright (Darrington); 126—Aksel Espeland (Darrington).

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

2A District 1 Tournament

Consolation (winner to state, loser out)

Sehome 44, Archbishop Murphy 42

MOUNT VERNON — Fifth-seeded Archbishop Murphy’s season came to an and with a nail-biting loss to No. 3 Sehome in a winner-to-state, loser-out consolation game of the 2A District 1 Tournament.

Archbishop Murphy finished its season with a 13-11 overall record.

Sehome (18-5) clinched a state berth for the first time since 2015.

1A District 2 Tournament

Championship (both to state)

King’s 54, Seattle Academy 38

SHORELINE — Top-seeded King’s rolled to a win over No. 3 Seattle Academy in the 1A District 2 Tournament championship game.

King’s (21-3) will be making its ninth trip to the state tournament in the past 11 full-length seasons. The Knights won the state title in 2015 and finished second in 2014 and 2016.

Seattle Academy (15-6) is making its third consecutive state appearance.

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GIRLS WRESTLING

4A/3A State Tournament

At Tacoma Dome

Team scores (leader and locals in top 10): 1. Moses Lake 88, t9. Arlington 51.

(local semifinalists)

105—Finley Houck (Shorewood); 115—Danielle Crew (Arlington), Kira Songer (Marysville Getchell); 125—Karianne Baldwin (Glacier Peak), Parker Lastala (Glacier Peak); 130—Madisen Bowers (Lake Stevens); 135—Rylee Northall (Jackson); 190—Alivia White (Marysville Pilchuck); 235—Mia Cienega (Everett).

2A/1A/2B/1B State Tournament

At Tacoma Dome

No local wrestlers reached the semifinals.

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