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The Spokesman-Review Newspaper
Spokane, Washington  Est. May 19, 1883

Prairie Back On Top As 4a Girls Champ

Courtney Cushing scored 17 of her 19 points in the second half as Prairie won its second state title in five years with a 68-55 victory over Enumclaw Saturday in the State 4A girls basketball tournament in the Kingdome.

Enumclaw forward Tammy Annas, named the tournament’s Most Valuable Player, led the Hornets with 22 points.

Prairie 14 15 20 17 - 68

Enumclaw 21 9 17 8 - 55

PRAIRIE - Beveridge 6, Molderhauer 18, Grimm 10, Mollerup 8, Cushing 19, Nevenner 7.

ENUMCLAW - Poe 8, Johansson 7, Rogers 3, Youngquist 10, Annas 21, Willner 3, Cash 2.

Richland 39, Bothell 38

Allison Holsten’s free throw with 2.6 seconds on the clock gave the Bombers (25-4) a triumph over the Cougars (25-4) for third place. The Cougars took sixth.

Richland 5 8 13 13 - 39

Bothell 8 9 11 10 - 38

RICHLAND - Kautzky 10, Holsten 7, Vanni 21, Gies 1.

BOTHELL - Ashbaugh 10, Maag 4, Krell 16, Wright 2, Tuttle 2, Lambinicio 2, Pallansch 2.

Federal Way 40, Bellarmine Prep 27

Defending state champion Eagles (26-3) had 13 points from senior point guard Julie Kaczor and 12 from Jessica Iserman, defeating the cold-shooting Lions (22-7) for fourth place. The Lions finished seventh.

Bell. Prep 6 14 3 4 - 27

Fed. Way 11 5 12 12 - 40

BELLARMINE PREP - Jurich 2, Johnson 2, Causseaux 4, Butler 5, Butler 2, Spriesterbach 8, O’Brien 4.

FEDERAL WAY - Blackner 5, Kaczor 13, Minkler 2, Iserman 12, Taylor 7, Sandberg 1.

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