Arlington’s Jenna Villa and Keira Marsh celebrate in the closing second of play Saturday evening at during the 3A District 1 Title game against Stanwood at Everett Community College in Everett, Washington on February 19, 2022. (Kevin Clark / The Herald )

Arlington’s Jenna Villa and Keira Marsh celebrate in the closing second of play Saturday evening at during the 3A District 1 Title game against Stanwood at Everett Community College in Everett, Washington on February 19, 2022. (Kevin Clark / The Herald )

Arlington girls race past rival Stanwood for district title

The Eagles beat the Spartans 52-39, but both teams will advance to the state tournament.

EVERETT — Top-seeded Arlington (18-2) rolled past No.3-seed Stanwood (12-4) by a score of 52-39 to capture the 3A District 1 Tournament championship on Saturday night.

The game was the second of the season between the two rivals, with the Eagles winning the first game 57-47 on Jan. 8.

Both teams advanced to the state tournament.

See below for photo gallery from the game

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