4a Roundup

Boys

Garfield 62, Rogers 48

Sparked by Jerry Petty, the Bulldogs (23-5) outscored the Rams (24-4) 19-9 in the second quarter and earned a semifinal victory.

Petty, a senior guard, had 22 points, including eight in the second period, and seven rebounds for the Bulldogs (23-5).

The Bulldogs have suffered only two losses to Washington state teams.

Garfield 14 19 16 13 - 62

Rogers 12 9 8 19 - 48

GARFIELD - Roy 8, Smith 5, Smiley 8, Petty 22, Leonard 5, Davis 6, Gates 3, Nickens 5.

ROGERS - Johnson 2, Clancy 10, Dillon 5, Cardin 5, Palm 7, Lee 10, Jurgensen 2, McHugh 1, Bell 7.

Wilson 56, Sehome 47

Senior guard Josh Tiggs scored 21 points and Larry Stevens had 13 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Rams (22-6) to a semifinal victory over the Mariners (21-6).

The Rams will play Garfield in the championship game tonight in a bid for their first state title. Their highest finish to date was a third place.

Wilson 16 7 16 17 - 56

Sehome 11 14 4 18 - 47

WILSON - Robinson 7, Allen 13, Tiggs 21, Stevens 13, Calloway 2.

SEHOME - Turrell 2, Stevenson 7, Summer 5, Pendry 10, Vitalich 6, Smith 13, Carver 4.

Evergreen 77, Davis 62

Senior guard Chris Neal scored 30 points, including six 3-pointers, as the Plainsmen (19-6) eliminated the Pirates (21-8).

Evergreen 22 14 26 15 - 77

Davis 17 15 14 16 - 62

EVERGREEN - Davis 11, Neal 30, Gilliam 8, Matheney 4, Walden 13, Nashif 8, Thurgood 3.

DAVIS - Guy 10, Anderson 13, Stubblefield 11, Lewis 8, Williams 14, Gratton 2, Culler 2, Anderson 2.

Franklin 54, Gig Harbor 41

Will Henricks scored 18 points and the Earthquakes (23-6) outscored the Tides (22-6) 22-8 in the fourth to earn a loser-out victory.

Jason Murphy led the Tides with 11 points and six rebounds. Tyler Kaune added nine points for Gig Harbor, which shot 35 percent from the field and had 25 turnovers.

G. Harbor 6 14 13 8 - 41

Franklin 14 8 10 22 - 54

GIG HARBOR - Harris 8, Fagering 6, Kaune 9, Enloe 7, Murphy 11.

FRANKLIN - Atabeha 12, Lewis 12, Hendricks 18, Haywood 8, Snow 4.

Richland 55, Wenatchee 42

Senior guard David Lehrschall had 18 points and 15 rebounds as the Bombers (23-5) eliminated the Panthers (20-8).

Wenatchee shot 23 percent from the field. It was led by the 18 points of Josh Cooprider.

Richland 10 12 14 19 - 55

Wenatchee 12 14 10 6 - 42

RICHLAND - Oliver 8, McClelland 4, Lehrschall 18, Martin 1, Neill 13, Mortimer 6, Leonard 5.

WENATCHEE - Cooprider 18, Nebel 4, Crollard 9, Crollard 5, Miller 4, Stacy 2.

Girls

Enumclaw 64, Bothell 55

Senior forward Tammy Annas scored 24 points and Kristin Poe added 15 points and 14 rebounds to pace the Hornets (25-3) to a semifinal victory over the Cougars (24-4).

The Hornets will be looking for their first state title against Prairie today.

Annas’ 24 points gave her a tournament-leading, three-day total of 69 points.

Enumclaw 14 16 20 14 - 64

Bothell 11 11 18 15 - 55

ENUMCLAW - Poe 15, Johansson 12, Rogers 9, Youngquist 2, Annas 24, Turner 2.

BOTHELL - Ashbaugh 11, Maag 18, Krell 4, McCaine 15, Wright 2, Tuttle 5.

Prairie 37, Richland 36

Junior forward Angela Beveridge hit a 15-foot jumper with 1.8 seconds left to give the Falcons (23-2) a semifinal victory over the Bombers (25-3).

The Falcons will be looking for their second title in five years today. They beat Battle Ground for the 1994 title.

Richland 10 8 10 8 - 36

Prairie 10 8 11 8 - 37

RICHLAND - Duncan 5, Kautzky 3, Holsten 6, Solo 8, Vanni 12, Gies 2.

PRAIRIE - Beveridge 12, Molderhauer 2, Grimm 2, Mollerup 3, Cushing 16, Oury 2.

Federal Way 37, Kennewick 33

Senior forward Ruth Taylor scored 11 points and the defending state champion Eagles (25-3) eliminated the Lions (16-12) by holding them to 13 points in the second half.

The Lions were led by the 15 points and eight rebounds of Heather Thoelke.

Kennewick 11 9 8 5 - 33

Fed. Way 7 7 10 13 - 37

KENNEWICK - Gregorich 1, Mensinger 4, Thoelke 15, Steidel 2, Browing 2, Olson 2, Faurholt 7.

FEDERAL WAY - Blackner 6, Kaczor 5, Iserman 10, Taylor 11, Turney-Loos 3, Clawson 2.

Bellarmine Prep 54, Inglemoor 47

Julie Butler scored 14 points and as the Lions (22-6) used a 14-2 run in the opening period to eliminate the Vikings (17-11).

Sarah Short added 11 points for the Vikings, who were 0-for-8 from 3-point range.

Bell. Prep 18 14 12 10 - 54

Inglemoor 9 10 19 9 - 47

BELLARMINE PREP - Jurich 10, Spriestersbach 12, Johnson 8, Causseaux 2, Butler 8, Butler 14.

INGLEMOOR - Olson 2, Best 4, Porterfield 2, Short 11, Enghusen 19, Smith 2, Chaney 7.