Everett Dumps Wv

3A boys basketball

Zlatko Savovic and Tim Bjella scored 12 points each to lead Everett (21-5) to a 47-29 victory over cold-shooting West Valley (Yakima) in the first round of the Washington high school Class 3A boys basketball tournament Wednesday in Seattle.

West Valley of Yakima (22-4) shot just 18 percent from the field, including 3 for 23 in the opening half. Everett only shot 28 percent, but outscored the Bears 17-6 from the free-throw line.

Everett 47, West Valley (Yak) 29

Everett 6 10 12 19 - 47

W. Valley 7 5 4 13 - 29

EVERETT - Savovic 12, Nunez 7, Bjella 12, Holm 0, Gunnerson 6, Richer 5, Terrill 4, Schelle 0, Daniels 1, Keigler 0, Parks 0.

WEST VALLEY (YAKIMA) - Christianson 11, Chronister 6, Aamodt 8, Taggert 0, Borton 0, Davenport 0, Schefter 0, Hinckley 0, Stelzer 0, Chase 0, Gravbot 4.

Olympia 61, Newport 39

Mark Bigelow, who will play at BYU next season, scored 28 points to go with 12 rebounds to lead the Bears (23-1) to a victory over the Knights (17-11).

Newport 5 13 8 13 - 39

Olympia 15 17 17 12 - 61

NEWPORT - Thompson 5, Lanoe 15, Behrens 0, Pupo 0, McDonald 0, Vetvick 0, Coney 0, Sanchez 10, J.Storlie 0, Caton 4, C.Storlie 4, Santa 1.

OLYMPIA - Bigelow 28, DeBord 4, Weller 6, Juergens 10, Ask 5, Hedrick 2, Higson 0, Swanson 1, Anderson 1, Ammons 4, Clarno 0, McCliment 0.

Mercer Island 60, Burl.-Edison 47

The defending champion Islanders (25-2) got 12 points apiece from juniors Josh Fisher and Tyler Besecker to beat the Tigers (20-4).

Mercer Island outscored Burlington-Edison 15-6 in the last half of the second quarter to take a 31-20 lead. The game was never in doubt after that.

M. Island 14 17 17 12 - 60

B. Edison 9 11 15 12 - 47

MERCER ISLAND - Prasse-Freeman 8, Fisher 12, Besecker 12, Nobmann 4, Lanz 0, Logie 9, Huhs 4, Griffith 0, Sabree 0, Edwards 0, Jordan 11.

BURLINGTON-EDISON - Johnson 19, Dahlstedt 16, Williams 5, Randles 4, Brester 1, Woolcook 2, Roth 0, Lehman 0, Barentson 0, Voorhees 0, Fisher 0, Hopley 0.

Rainier Beach 76, Tumwater 52

Jamal Crawford scored 28 points and the Vikings (24-2) used their full-court press to force 21 turnovers en route to a win over the Thunderbirds (19-6).

Tumwater 15 16 4 17 - 52

R. Beach 20 30 10 16 - 76

TUMWATER - Laneer 4, Rutledge 19, Gore 9, Stoddard 9, Callahan 3, Sshipman 0, Newkirk 0, Howard 4, Szendrei 4, Taylor 0, Flaherty 0, Grover 0.

RAINIER BEACH - McGinnis 0, Ellis 6, Heath 5, Crawford 28, King 18, Frazier 4, Polk 0, Conroy 3, Jack 4, Huger 8, O’Brien 0, Smith 0

O’Dea 65, Bainbridge 39

Doug Wrenn scored 18 points and Gene Woodward added 12 to go with 10 rebounds to lead the Irish (24-3) to a victory over the Spartans (20-6)

Bainbridge 6 12 6 15 - 39

O’Dea 11 12 25 17 - 65

BAINBRIDGE - Stoknes 7, McKenzie 2, Stenesen 8, Hervin 10, Somsen 3, Burkland 0, Lee 2, McCloskey 0, Schwager 7, Lynn 0, Kellywn 0, Chris Brase 0.

O’DEA - Burleson 7, Burleson 7, Roth 5, Wrenn 18, Woodard 12, Slagle 5, Drake 0, Duty 9, Licoln 2, Proctor 0, Bond 0.

Moses Lake 56, Ed.-Woodway 53

Senior guard Roger Sandberg sank two free throws with 3 seconds left to seal the Chiefs’ (21-7) victory over the Warriors (16-11).

Ed.-Wood. 15 7 19 12 - 53

M. Lake 21 9 11 15 - 56

EDMONDS-WOODWAY - Alseth 6, Somoza 8, Cartwright 5, Arington 29, Keeney 0, Prichard 5, Manning 0, Winters 0, McMorris 0, Baker 0.

MOSES LAKE - Sandberg 8, Ferguson 9, Kast 15, Getzinger 13, Green 6, Cain 0, Geiger 0, Jackson 3, Weaver 0, Maygren 2.

Clover Park 53, Sammamish 50

Senior forward Sam Moore scored 26 points and had 19 rebounds as the Warriors (18-6) held off the Totems (15-11) last charge.