State B Girls: Day 3 recap

Toutle Lake 49, DeSales 34

Unlikely sources and improved 3-point shooting paced the Ducks on their way to a victory over the Irish in consolation play.

Toutle Lake took a 22-9 lead into the locker room at half and held off an improved second half from DeSales (24-3).

Valerie Noble finished 4 for 5 from beyond the arc, leading the Ducks with 12 points and finishing with 10 points more than her average of two a game.

In their first-round game loss to Evergreen Lutheran, the Ducks were 0 for 15 from 3-point range. They improved in the second round, hitting four 3s and sending North Beach home with a 0-2 tournament record.

This time, Toutle Lake finished 8 for 22 from 3-point range and held all DeSales players to single-digit scoring.

The win over the team that eliminated them in the same game two years ago assures the Ducks (18-10) their fourth trophy in six appearances.

Toutle Lake (18-9) – Preston 3, Campbell 0, Ke.Kent 0, Noble 12, Wall 7, Vickaryous 8, Henderson 6, Cox 0, Ka.Kent 2, Scheffler 6, Hoffman 5.

DeSales (24-3) – Kirka 0, Conley 6, C.Duncan 2, Hamada 4, Arnzen 0, N.Duncan 9, Jausoro 0, Roach 0, McCaw 7, Cole 6, Crowley 0, Zimmerman 0.

Shoreline Chr. 56, Liberty Bell 48

In a game that was close throughout, Julia DeKoekkoek took matters into her hands, scoring 27 points in a loser-out win for Shoreline Christian.

She sank 11 of 14 free-throw attempts and shot 7 for 15 from the line with nine boards to keep the Crusaders (23-3) in the hunt. Colleen Woods added 11 points for Shoreline.

Shelby Scott and Jillian Layfield both reached double figures for a Liberty Bell squad (18-9) that shot 12 for 23 from the field in the first half, but just 6 for 36 in the second half.

Shoreline Christian (23-3) – Barrick 7, Lam 1, Daigneault 0, A.DeKoekkoek 0, Hodges 6, A.Ott 0, J.DeKoekkoek 27, Woods 11.

Liberty Bell (22-3) – Bradshaw 3, Scott 14, Bourn 9, Campbell 4, Lundgren 2, Layfield 10, B.Bradshaw 0, Paluck 4, Stahl 0.

Napavine 57, Reardan 35

Napavine’s stifling defense held Reardan to 1-for-16 shooting in the first half on the way to a loser-out win.

Napavine (24-1) forced 23 turnovers and capitalized at the free-throw line, shooting 10 for 12.

Courtney May had a game-high 19 points for the Tigers on 7-of-13 shooting from the field.

Brook Ferderer led the Indians (19-11) with 11 points and seven rebounds as the only other player in double digits.

Reardan (19-11) – A.Peone 1, Wilke 2, M.Peone 9, Jeney 1, Christerson 5, As.Perleberg 2, Wagner 3, Am.Perleberg 1, Ferderer 11.

Napavine (24-1) – Potter 4, S.Hylton 2, McNelly 9, Hamre 5, Williams 0, May 19, Erven 4, Goettelman 0, K.Williams 0, Lantau 6, G.Hylton 0, Richardson.

White Pass 72, St. George’s 48

White Pass leading-scorer Breanna Moody wasn’t about to let her team down. The junior forward had game highs of 21 points, 13 rebounds, six assists and three steals as the Panthers routed St. George’s in consolation action.

Senior Deanna Riffe added 17 points on 7-of-11 shooting and grabbed nine rebounds for White Pass (17-10), which held the Dragons to 27.8 percent (15 for 54) shooting from the field.

Meanwhile, the Panthers shot 51 percent (26 of 51) from the floor, including 17 of 27 from the free-throw line.

Freshman Chessey Thomas tallied a team-high 12 points for St. George’s, but converted on just one of her 11 3-point attempts. Teammate and fellow freshman Lena Leverett-Standal chipped in 10 points.

The Dragons (19-12), coming off a 60-35 loss to Mossyrock on Thursday, made just 4 of 21 3-point attempts.

Freshman point guard Mikel Elliott added 16 points, including two 3-pointers, for the Panthers, who outscored the Dragons 47-27 in the second half to put the game away.

White Pass (17-10) – Riffe 17, Christiansen 1, Eastman 0, Redmon 1, Mullins 6, Dotson 2, Hanger 2, Moody 21, Elliott 16, Gillispie 6, Clark 0, Coleman 0.

St. George’s (20-10) Blake 3, Burns 6, Clark 5, Leverett-Standal 10, McQuade 5, Meyer 5, O’Brien 2, Ogden 0, Sturbaum 0, Thomas 12.

La Salle 59, Evergreen Luth. 33

Junior Jasmine Stohr scored a game-high 14 points and La Salle defeated Evergreen Lutheran in a semifinal game.

The Lightning outscored Evergreen Lutheran 17-3 in the first quarter and held the Eagles to just 2-of-14 shooting in the first half.

Junior forward Dani Blodgett tossed in eight points and senior forward Molly McGree pulled down a team-high 14 rebounds for La Salle (23-2), which led 32-11 at halftime.

The Lightning dominated in almost every category. La Salle’s bench outscored the Eagles bench 26-6 and Evergreen Lutheran committed 20 more turnovers than the Lightning.

Senior Erika Laete had a team-high nine points and 14 rebounds for the Eagles (24-3), who held a slim 42-40 advantage in rebounds.

La Salle advances to the championship game tonight against Mossyrock.

Evergreen Lutheran (24-3) – Hansen 1, Lorette 1, Ide 8, D’Andrade 0, Weimer 0, Oka 3, Daniels 1, Bender 2, Laete 9, Warner 8.

La Salle (23-2) – Sullivan 6, Newell 2, Wytko 1, McGree 5, Anderton 5, Marquis 3, Schneider 7, Stohr 14, Miller 0, A. Bonny 4, M. Bonny 4, Blodgett 8.

Mossyrock 66, Waterville 41

Senior guard Lexi Belcher had game-highs of 19 points, 10 rebounds and five assists as Mossyrock routed Waterville in a semifinal game.

The Vikings thoroughly dominated the action in the first half, outscoring the Shockers 37-12. Mossyrock shot 47.1 percent (16 of 34) from the field in the first half while Waterville converted just 19 percent (4 of 21) of their shots, including 0 of 7 from beyond the arc.

Junior guard Sarah Petrino tossed in 15 points, including 4 of 7 from 3-point range, and senior guard Corina Allen added 11 points and six rebounds for the Vikings (23-2), who held a slim 38-35 advantage in rebounds.

Senior forward Jacque Brown scored 12 points and pulled down six rebounds to lead the Shockers (22-4), who made just 1 of 14 3-point attempts.

Mossyrock advances to the championship game Saturday at 6 p.m. against La Salle, which knocked off Evergreen Lutheran earlier in the day.

Waterville (22-4) – L. Brown 4, Trevino 1, Glover 3, Loebsack 0, Lutz 0, Kr. Simmons 9, Ka. Simmons 2, Danielson 0, J. Brown 12, Daling 8, Thomsen 2.

Mossyrock (19-8) – Petrino 15, Stamper 0, Swayze 2, Pomeroy 0, E. Belcher 4, Allen 11, Clowe 3, L. Belcher 19, Jacobson 0, Durga 0, Pelletier 10, Kuse 2.