State B Records

Wed., Feb. 28, 1996

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL

Game

Points: 43 Jennifer Stinson, Davenport, 1995

Field goals: 17 Tammy Tibbles, Creston, 1984

3-point field goals: 6 Brandy Clark, Morton, 1994

Consecutive 3-pters 9 Tiffany Coles, Gar-Pal, 1994

Free throws: 16 Tammy Tibbles, Creston, 1983

Consecutive FT: 14 Lynn Nicholas, Selkirk, 1983

Rebounds: 30 Amy Jordan, Lake Quinault, 1989

Assists: 15 Trish Sears, Mossyrock, 1989

Steals: 15 Jill Sonseby, NW Christian, 1992

Blocked shots: 15 Sandie Edwards, Darrington, 1991

Tournament

Points: 126 Susan Theel, Lake Quinault, 1987

Field goals: 46 Susan Theel, Lake Quinault, 1987

46 Jennifer Stinson, Davenport, 1993

3-point field goals: 14 Brandy Clark, Morton, 1994

Free throws: 38 Jennifer Stinson, Davenport, 1995

Rebounds: 73 Connie Frank, Quilcene, 1982

Assists: 45 Stacia Marriott, Davenport, 1993

Steals: 26 Kari Hutchinson, St. George’s 1994

Blocked shots: 27 Sissel Pierce, Wishkah Valley, 1995

Career

Points: 421 Jennifer Stinson, Davenport, 1992-95

Field goals: 164 Jennifer Stinson, Davenport, 92-95

Free throws: 90 Jennifer Stinson, 1992-95

Rebounds: 213 Jennifer Stinson, Davenport, 92-95

Assists: 98 Jenni Ruff, Mossyrock, 1989-92

Steals: 62 Kari Hutchinson, St. George’s, 92-94

Blocked shots: 59 Sissel Pierce, Wishkah, 1993-95

TEAM Game

Highest winning score: 90 Mossyrock, 1989

Lowest winning score: 28 Connell, 1976

Highest losing score: 66 Wishkah Valley, 1985

Lowest score: 20 Quilcene, 1989

Highest total points: 150 Cathlamet 84, Wishkah 66, 1985

Fewest total points: 53 Wellpinit 29, Washtucna 24, 1980

53 Connell 28, King’s 25, 1976

Largest win margin: 52 Creston 84, Darrington 32, 1984

Field goals: 41 Creston, 84; Cathlamet, 85

3-point goals: 9 North Seattle Christian, 1992; Morton 1994

Free throws: 28 Almira, 86; Willapa Valley, 88; Rainier, 93; Gar-Pal, ‘94

Rebounds: 59 Watson Groen Christian, 1995

Assists: 30 Mossyrock, 1989

Steals: 30 St. George’s, 1994

Blocked shots: 19 Darrington, 1991

Tournament

Points: 266 St. George’s, 1994

Field goals: 109 St. George’s, 1992

3-point goals: 17 Morton, 1994

Free throws: 75 Willapa Valley, 1985

Rebounds: 193 Curlew, 1978

Assists: 89 Mossyrock, 1989

Steals: 87 St. George’s, 1994

Blocked shots: 32 Wishkah Valley, 1995

BOYS INDIVIDUAL

Points (in overtime): 54 Gordon Harris, Tenino, 1963

Points (regulation): 50 Keith Dyk, NW Christian, 1982

Field goals: 22 Gordon Harris, Tenino, 1963

3-point goals: 8 Ryan Floyd, Sprague-Harr., 1995

Free throws: 19 Tom White, Sunny Chris., 1986

Tournament

Points: 164 Gordon Harris, Tenino, 1963

Field goals: 61 Gordon Harris, Tenino, 1963

Consecutive FG: 11 Andy Krause, Sea. Lutheran, 89

3-point goals: 13 Shane Schutz, Rainier, 1991

13 Kevin Sprouffske, Rainier

12 Gabe Estqueda, Granger, 1989

Consecutive FT: 23 Jason Wood, Morton, 1988

Career

Points: 346 Blaze Burnham, St.J-End., 86-88

Rebounds: 227 Ron Cox, Coulee City, 70-73

TEAM Game

Highest winning score: 96 Pateros, 1995

Low winning score: 15 Zillah, 1932

Highest losing score: 84 Curlew, 1971

Lowest losing score: 7 Valleyford, 1932

Highest total points: 174 Wil. Valley 95, Coulee-Hartline 79, 1986

Lowest total points: 28 Zillah 15, St. John 13, 1932

Largest winning margin: 52 Coulee City 89, Bickleton 37, 1973

Tournament

Points: 308 Brewster, 1975

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