4a Roundup

BOYS

Garfield 65, Lincoln 53

Sophomore forward Ed Roy had 13 points and nine rebounds to lead the Bulldogs (21-5) to a first-round victory over the Abes (16-10).

Garfield had six players score seven or more points and led Lincoln by as many as 20 points in the third quarter.

Lincoln 11 9 16 17 -53

Garfield 15 17 24 9 -65

LINCOLN - Liotti 13, Wyatt 2, Adams 22, Warren 3, Strong 0, Long 0, Haire 0, Shelton 0, Glenn 4, Sawyer 9, Shelton 0.

GARFIELD - Roy 13, Leonard 2, Smith 2, Smiley 8, Petty 9, Rebasso 7, Davis 10, Gates 9, Howard 2, Johnson 3, Mosby 0.

Evergreen (Vancouver) 78, Mount Tahoma 69

Sophomore guard James Davis scored 24 points and Chris Neal chipped in with 19 to spark the Plainsmen (18-5) to victory over the Thunderbirds (19-8).

Evergreen, the Class 3A champion in 1995, led 63-60 with 2:58 left and made 11 of 14 free throws down the stretch.

M. Tahoma 18 20 11 20 -69

Evergreen 22 14 16 26 -78

MOUNT TAHOMA - Johnson 15, Massingale 8, Anderson 19, Key 13, Kelley 4, Phillips 2, Wells 0, Banks 8.

EVERGREEN - Davis 24, Neal 19, Gilliam 12, Mattheney 0, Walden 13, Nashif 6, Harrington 0, Thurgood 0, Metz 2, Chamberlain 2.

Davis 50 Bellarmine Prep 49 (OT)

Taylor Stubblefield’s two free throws with 25 seconds left in overtime lifted the Pirates (21-6) past the Lions (18-9).

Stubblefield, a sophomore guard, led Davis with 16 points.

Bell. Prep 14 11 10 8 6 -49

Davis 15 11 3 14 7 -50

BELLARMINE PREP - Williams 4, Merritt 25, Swillie 6, Keely 4, Brown 4, Black 0, Maul 0, Jerkovich 0, White 4, Simmons 2.

DAVIS - Wheeler 3, Anderson 10, Stubblefield 16, Lewis 5, Williams 10, Guy 2, Anderson, Gratton 4.

Richland 61, Gig Harbor 42

Senior guard David Lehrschall had 18 points, nine rebounds and six assists to lead the Bombers (22-4) past the Tides (21-5).

Lehrschall, who has been suffering from an ailing ankle, was 7 for 12 from the field for Richland. The Bombers broke open a close game in the third quarter with a 20-11 run against the Tides.

Richland won despite going 3 for 21 from 3-point range.

Richland 12 13 20 16 -61

G. Harbor 14 9 11 8 -42

RICHLAND - Oliver 6, McClelland 8, Lehrschall 18, Martin 0, Mortimer 16, Markley 5, Oakes 0, Tierney 0, Neill 8, Carter 0, Morasch 0, Leonard 0.

GIG HARBOR - Harris 14, Fagering 7, Kaune 2, Enloe 6, Murphy 11, Gimse 0, Ross 0, Davis 2, Hall 0, Schmit 0, Metaker 0, Sand 0.

Wilson 57, Prairie 54

Senior guard Josh Tiggs scored 25 points and Travis Calloway made two key baskets down the stretch as the Rams (20-6) staged a fourth-quarter comeback to beat the Falcons (16-8) 57-54.

Prairie 20 11 12 11 -54

Wilson 13 12 13 19 -57

PRAIRIE - Edwards 6, Swenson 2, Twiss 23, Soeland 4, Gourde 17, Vossler 2, Shults 0, Halvorson 0.

WILSON - Robinson 3, Allen 10, Tiggs 25, Calloway 9, Stevens 3, Trufant 0, Dordal 0, Cvitanich 3, Guevara 0, Trapp 4, Hunt 0.

Wenatchee 43, Franklin 35

Senior guard Josh Cooprider scored 18 points and the Panthers (20-6) outscored the Earthquakes (21-6) 17-7 in the final quarter as Wenatchee prevailed.

Franklin, one of the tournament favorites, was 15 for 53 from the field, including 1 for 13 from 3-point land against Wenatchee’s tough zone defense.

Franklin 7 7 14 7 -35

Wenatchee 4 10 12 17 -43

FRANKLIN - Atsbeha 6, Lewis 4, Brooks 0, Henricks 10, Haywood 5, Tsuchikawa 2, Snow 8, Davis 0, Tarborough 0, Hudson 0 WENATCHEE - Cooprider 18, Nebel 9, Crollard 3, Crollard 6, Miller 6, Johnson 0, Stewart 0, Pennington 0, Stacy 1, McCreary.

GIRLS

Richland 63, Tahoma 38

Junior guard Meggen Kautzky scored 19 points and the Bombers (23-3) outscored the Bears (19-8) 17-3 in the first quarter en route to their victory.

Richland 17 11 17 18 -63

Tahoma 3 10 8 17 -38

RICHLAND - Duncan 0, Kautzky 19, Holsten 4, Solo 13, Vanni 16, Neill 0, Gies 4, Miller 1, Spohr 2, Lucas 0, McClellan 0, Smith 4.

TACOMA - Saari 6, Demetruk 5, Bennion 5, Wixson 3, Crotts 8, Jonasson 0, Pilgrim 2, Glockner 6, Dillon 3, Fischer 0, Prabhucharan 0, Cladek 0.

Bellarmine Prep 64, Sehome 53

Sisters Julie and Kim Butler scored 18 points each and the Lions (21-5) outscored the Mariners 23-13 in the last period.

Sehome 17 11 12 13 -53

Bell. Prep 13 15 13 23 -64

SEHOME - Oberleitner 8, Jensen 5, M. Miller 12, Schuett 10, Onion 12, Kauffman 0, L. Miller 0, Beaumont 6.

BELLARMINE PREP - Jurich 10, Johnson 8, Causseaux 5, K. Butler 18, J. Butler 18, Klein 0, Spriesterbach 3, O’Brien 2.

Inglemoor 40, South Kitsap 36

Senior post Cori Enghusen scored 18 points, five in the last 1:53, to lead the Vikings (17-9) over the Wolves (24-4).

S. Kitsap 14 10 7 5 -36

Inglemoor 10 8 16 7 -40

SOUTH KITSAP - Foster 8, Boyd 8, Hopper 3, Allen 11, Sampson 3, Lemalu 0, Dreller 3, Bracken 0.

INGLEMOOR - Thompson 0, Best 4, Porterfield 12, Short 4, Enghusen 18, Olson 2, Hagen 0, Chaney 0.

Kennewick 63, Foss 53

Sophomore forward Heidi Mensinger scored 15 points and pulled down eight rebounds, and the Lions (16-10) led from the first quarter on in upsetting the Falcons (23-3). Kennewick was the last seed from Eastern Washington to qualify for the tourney.

Kennewick 16 14 18 15 -63

Foss 8 7 23 15 -53

KENNEWICK - Gregorich 7, Mansinger 15, Thoelke 13, Steidel 4, Rittenberg 9, Browning 2, Olson 0, Faurbolt 13, Steichan 0.

FOSS - Ryan 15, Reed 19, Arenas 1, Jackson 6, Craig 10, Soradahl 0, Davis 2.

Enumclaw 60, Columbia River 53

Tammy Annas scored 16 points and the Hornets (23-3) held off the upset-minded Lions (15-10).

Erin Johansson and Janae Rogers each scored 13 points for Enumclaw, a tourney favorite.

C. River 13 15 12 13 -53

Enumclaw 13 13 20 14 -60

COLUMBIA RIVER - Price 6, Tommaney 16, Malone 18, Cooper 5, Johnson 0, Crumpacker 0, Christiansen 4, Staggs 4, Ponciano 0, Vakili 0, Hermens 0.

ENUMCLAW - Poe 11, Johansson 13, Rogers 13, Youngquist 2, Annas 16, Clude 0, Walker 0, Wilner 3, Turner 2, Gamblin 0, Frerichs 0.

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