Saturday’s Games

TROPHY WATCH

Fifth-eighth: Garfield-Palouse 86, Tacoma Baptist 51

Fourth-seventh: Snohomish Co. Christian 76, Pateros 54

Third-sixth: Adna 91, Sprague-Harrington 75

First-second: Dayton 68, Toutle Lake 46

FIFTH-EIGHTH:

Gar-Pal 86, Tacoma Bapt. 51

Key to the game: Gar-Pal (25-4) outraced the Crusaders (21-8) from the tipoff, building a 15-2 lead and playing thereafter in a relaxed, let’s-have-fun fashion. Vikings seniors John Lawton, Beau Hilty-Jones, Steve Cofield and Rob Tiegs scored in double figures.

Other highlights: Gar-Pal shot 61 percent from the floor and outrebounded the taller Crusaders 40-30. Cofield had 20 points, 10 rebounds and made 8 of 11 field goals. Tiegs completed his State B career with 161 points.

Tacoma Baptist 8 14 13 16 - 51 Gar-Pal 24 20 21 21 - 86

TACOMA BAPTIST French 0, C.Shamp 4, Moore 0, Holcombe 2, Ford 0, Norman 9, A.Shamp 6, Crittendon 6, Russell 7, Van Der Hoek 16, Wells 1.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Lawton 10, Hill 4, HiltyJones 15, Cofield 20, Fox 5, Beck 1, Tiegs 14, Richards 6, Thurston 7, Hegg 2, Bischoff 0, Coles 2.

FOURTH-SEVENTH:

Sno. Co. Chr. 76, Pateros 54

Key to the game: The Lions (20-7) threw their attention at Garrett Zwar of Pateros (21-7), who had averaged 23 points per tournament game. Brady Quinlan held Zwar to 16.

Other highlights: Ben Swetman of the Lions made three 3-pointers, scored 23 and finished with a tourney-best 92 points. SCC shot 52 percent from the field and made 18 of 21 from the free-throw line. Pateros 20 9 10 15 - 54 Sno. Co. Chri. 24 13 17 22 - 76

PATEROS - Barth 5, Alvarez 12, Moore 0, Zahn 3, Hunter 6, Zwar 16, Neuneker 0, James 12, Michael 0, Miller 0, Sadowsky 0, Precht 0. SNOHOMISH COUNTY CHRISTIAN Hudson 16, Welk 0, Do 7, Anderson 4, Brotherton 3, Brown 0, Fant 2, Swetman 23, Carey 2, Quinlan 7, Gwaltney 4, Davis 8.

THIRD-SIXTH:

Adna 91, Sprague-Harr. 75

Key to the game: Adna (25-2) played a matchup zone defense on Ryan Floyd, who set a tourney record Friday with eight 3-pointers in a game. Floyd had just one 3-pointer and scored 10 (26 less than on Friday).

Other highlights: Adna’s inside game, with Jeff Ellis (30 points) and Mike Brown (22), led a 35-for-53 shooting performance. Brown and Ellis were 22 of 34. Adna’s Joel Humphrey had 10 assists. The Pirates topped 90 points despite an illness that had swept the team.

The Pirates jump to Class A next year. S-H had never placed.

Adna 23 15 21 31 - 91 Spr.-Harr. 18 12 18 27 - 75

ADNA Patterson 0, Fay 7, Lasley 4, Pierce 0, B.Humphrey 6, Johnson 4, Skeem 0, J.Humphrey 10, Ayers 4, Burdick 4, Brown 22, Ellis 30.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Newcomb 13, Floyd 10, Bly 12, Korby 0, Putney 0, Countryman 7, Schmitt 2, Hattrup 8, Carper 0, Colbert 23.

FIRST-SECOND:

Dayton 68, Toutle Lake 46

Key to the game: The Dayton (28-1) defense swarmed a Toutle Lake offense that had averaged 75 points per tournament game. Dayton’s Will Hutchens guarded Greg Kilponen (18 points per tourney game) and held the senior to six points.

Other highlights: Hutchens scored 10 consecutive points - including two 3-pointers - during a 14-0 third-quarter run quarter that demoralized the Ducks (25-2). Ducks guard Kevin Grabenhorst, averaging 20 ppg at the tourney, was slowed by an ankle injury and limited to six points. Nick Andrew (24 points) did all the Toutle scoring for nearly 10 minutes of the second half.

Dayton 12 16 28 12 - 68 Toutle Lake 15 6 14 11 - 46

DAYTON Howard 0, Lyonnais 3, C.Hutchens 3, Rundell 2, Skidmore 0, Steinhoff 0, Skeeter 6, W.Hutchens 27, Gembala 8, Talbott 8, Carlton 0, Hubbard 11. TOUTLE LAKE Wheatley 2, Grabenhorst 6, Hayden 0, Kilponen 6, Wick 8, Sparks 0, Andrew 24, Schaffran 0.

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