State Aaa Tournament

Decatur 66, Mercer Island 63

Quincy Wilder registered 33 points, 10 rebounds and five assists Friday to lead Decatur (21-6) to a semifinal win over Mercer Island (20-9) in the boys State AAA high school basketball tournament at Seattle’s KeyArena.

The unranked Gators, on an 11-game winning streak, will meet top-ranked Sehome in tonight’s final.

Mercer Island, which missed a 3-pointer at the buzzer, will play Evergreen for third and sixth places.

Wilder made 14 of 33 from the field. His 33 attempts were two short of the tournament record. His 81 points in three games lead the tourney.

Mercer Island 14 15 17 17 - 63

Decatur 13 12 18 23 - 66

Mercer Island - Maimon 6, Hill 4, Mobley 23, Houle 2, Katara 17, McCullum 2, Brown 3, Russell 2, Prasse-Freeman 4, Jordan 0, Laury 0.

Decatur - Bellessa 7, Brilhante 0, Wilder 33, Morris 9, Schilling 7, Stores 4, Lipscomb 6.

Sehome 82, Evergreen 63

Jeff Chapman scored 22 and Jared Stevenson added 20 as the Mariners (29-0) cruised over the defending champion Plainsmen (22-3).

Sehome 26 18 16 22 - 82

Evergreen 16 14 17 16 - 63

Sehome - Stevenson 20, Chapman 22, Kettman 10, Koskela 13, Spink 11, Turrell 0, Ryan 0, Gustafson 4, Felmley 2, Stratton 0, Pendry 0, Anderson 0.

Evergreen - Nesland 23, Dyment 3, Fisher 2, Birley 4, Cannon 15, Neal 10, Ewing 0, Luher 0, Scribner 3, Jones 0, LeCount 2, Whisenhunt 0.

Foss 69, Mount Tahoma 39

Gary Morgan registered 23 points, eight rebounds and five assists to lead the eighth-ranked Falcons (22-4) over the Thunderbirds (20-7) in a loser-out game. Foss will play Pasco today for fifth and eighth places.

Mount Tahoma 6 9 13 11 - 39

Foss 17 18 16 18 - 69

Mount Tahoma - Key 4, Matthews 9, Mattley 0, Allen 0, Wells 3, Harris 12, Towne 0, Pinkett 9, Tutt 0, Fields 2, Anderson 0, McDonald 0.

Foss - Williams 0, Owens 7, Smith 0, Murray 8, Morgan 23, Rogers 0, Davis 0, Moon 9, Pierson 4, Bussey 0, Bailey 2, Ward 16.

Pasco 71, Wilson 51

Nate Collins, with 18 points, led four players in double figures as the fourth-ranked Bulldogs (24-4) eliminated the Rams (17-9).

Pasco 21 15 12 23 - 71

Wilson 10 12 17 12 - 51

Pasco - Tippett 10, Collins 18, Fielding 9, Herron 13, Ady 11, Gibbons 2, Tamez 2, Guice 2, Fine 2, Hernandez 2, Hultgreen 0.

Wilson - Tiggs 6, Holland 16, Parker 5, S.Ecklund 4, Cotton 9, Billups 2, Trapp 1, Berndt 2, A.Ecklund 0, Munson 3, Amsbary 2, Bishop 1.

Redmond 70, Eisenhower 59

Senior center Brian Falkenborg scored 24 points on 10-of-14 shooting from the floor to lead the third-ranked Mustangs (24-5) over the Cadets (18-9) in a loser-out game. Redmond will play today for fourth and seventh places against Mountain View.

Redmond 19 13 17 21 - 70

Eisenhower 13 9 12 18 - 52

Redmond - Kennedy 8, Linville 18, Hunter 10, Falkenborg 24, Martin 0, Callon 0, Dire 0, Ives 6, Smith 0, Garcia 2, Dexter 0, Poort 2.

Eisenhower - Hansen 12, Salausa 5, Whitfield 5, McDonald 14, Erickson 3, Reeves 2, Roth 0, Smith 0, Williams 2, Hatfield 5, Hartshon 0, Cseh 4.

Mountain View 56, Mt. Vernon 55

Rich Houseman scored 10 of his team-high 26 points in the final 1:45 to help the seventh-ranked Thunder (21-5) eliminate the second-ranked Bulldogs (21-5).

Mountain View 16 13 15 12 - 56

Mount Vernon 14 8 20 13 - 55

Mountain View - Williams 2, Heinz 0, Houseman 26, Payne 6, Halsted 9, Whitely 0, Lucas 0, Bibens 11, Wildenburg 2.

Mount Vernon - Holliman 0, Leep 10, Swanson 5, Herzberg 9, Jones 16, Lind 11, Kruger 4, M.McManus 0.

GIRLS

Eastlake 70, Enumclaw 60

Kim Sorenson scored 24 points on 8-of-16 shooting from the floor - including three 3-pointers - to lead the Wolves (22-8) over the Hornets (19-9) in a loser-out game.

Eastlake will play Sehome today for fifth and eighth places.

Eastlake 18 20 23 9 - 70

Enumclaw 16 18 12 14 - 60

Eastlake - Cushmann 6, Lotfi 0, Omatsu 0, VonLehman 0, Stayboldt 0, Cannon 0, Patterson 5, Sorenson 24, Huffman 4, Looney 19, Ingalls 12.

Enumclaw - E.Youngquist 0, Watkins 3, K.Poe 3, Johansson 14, Barnes 0, Annas 16, Merriman 3, Rogers 2, Hoyt 5, B.Youngquist 2, Nater 9, S.Poe 3.

Sehome 52, Everett 37

Jessi Jones led a balanced attack with 12 points as the Mariners (17-10) beat the Seagulls (20-7) in a loser-out game.

Everett 6 14 4 13 - 37

Sehome 6 19 13 14 - 52

Everett - Thompson 16, Petersen 5, Pemberton 6, Stearns 1, Mahood 0, Kincaid 9, Sommer 0, Stupey 0.

Sehome - DeSpain 0, Shipley 0, Kauffman 0, Binning 10, Miller 10, Teig 0, Swindell 11, Muljat 0, Brown 9, Jones 12.

Mountain View 75, Bothell 63

Angelina Wolvert and Stacy Brough each scored 20 as the top-ranked Thunder (22-1) eliminated the fourth-ranked Cougars (24-5).

Mountain View plays today for fourth and seventh places against Lake Washington.

Bothell 12 16 12 23 - 63

Mountain View 16 15 17 27 - 75

Bothell - Ashbaugh 22, Butler 0, Babin 16, Nichols 6, Krell 14, McCain 0, Fitzer 4, Anthony 0, Raynor 1.

Mountain View - Farrison 2, Brough 20, Boehm 0, Abrahamsen 18, Beveridge 2, Newton 1, Wilson 12, Wolvert 20.

Lake Wash. 43, Federal Way 30

Erica Sciola and Kelly Middlesworth each scored 10 to lead the Kangaroos (25-8) over the Eagles (20-7) in a loser-out game.

Federal Way 6 11 7 6 - 30

Lake Washington 5 11 13 14 - 43

Federal Way - Kaczor 7, Thomas 10, Atkins 0, J.Clawson 2, Sandberg 0, Iserman 7, Muhammed 1, McNiel 3.

Lake Washington - Sciola 10, Middlesworth 10, Erickson 0, Devine 0, Yarbrough 7, Sturring 3, Geddes 7, Morrison 6.