Moses Lake settles for eighth place

TACOMA – Angela Woods scored 12 points and Ashley Albertson had 10 to help Edmonds-Woodway beat Moses Lake 44-38 to take fifth place in the State 4A girls basketball tournament Saturday at the Tacoma Dome.

The Warriors (25-3) won despite scoring just four points – all on free throws – in the fourth quarter.

Moses Lake (17-14) cut a 40-29 deficit after three quarters to 40-38 with 4:30 remaining, but the Chiefs went scoreless the rest of the game. The Chiefs twice missed on 3-pointers that could have tied the game in the final minute.

Tiffany Morris had 14 points to lead Moses Lake, which placed eighth. Kayla Bensen added seven points and six rebounds while Natalie Diaz had six points and eight rebounds.

Woods scored nine points in the second half for Edmonds-Woodway, which had no seniors on its roster.

Sydney Donaldson scored nine points for the Warriors, all in the first half.