A Tournament
BOYS
Cascade 59, Foster 57 (2 OT)
Baskets by Jeremy Force and Terrence McIver snapped a 55-55 deadlock and enabled Cascade Leavenworth (20-6) to shock No. 1 Foster (20-3) in double overtime Wednesday in a boys state Class A high school first-round basketball tournament game at the Tacoma Dome.
Ryan Hanson, a 6-foot-1 junior with a 30.5-point scoring average, finished with 33 points, 24 in the second half.
Cascade 8 14 14 14 5 4 59
Foster 19 15 6 10 5 2 57
CASCADE (59) - Hansen 33, Force 15, Goehner 3, McDevitt 6, Ballew 2, McIver, Piestrup.
FOSTER (57) - Carver 13, Olcott 2, Sheppard 17, Aziz, Louis 25, Rabago, Nelson, Matteson.
Blaine 56, Elma 44
Bob Stewart had 19 points and 11 rebounds and Greg Wright added 16 points as Blaine (14-10) downed Elma (18-7). The Borderites raced to an 8-0 lead, built it to 15-4 at the end of the first quarter.
Elma 4 14 14 12 44
Blaine 15 10 13 18 56
ELMA (44) - Weld 11, Colard, Doyle 4, Mougous 4, Patch 12, Curtis 3, Dougherty, Valentine, Butorac, Moore 8, Carter 2.
BLAINE (56)- Roesch 8, Wright 16, Hawkins 5, Thayer 5, Stewart 19, Newell 1, Freeman, Luehmann 2, Domingo, Bradbuty, Smith.
Castle Rock 49, Steilacoom 48
Josh Auckland’s desperation 30-footer from the left side at the final buzzer enabled No. 7 Castle Rock (19-4) to edge Steilacoom (15-9).
Steilacoom 12 11 12 13 48
Castle Rock 13 12 12 12 49
STEILACOOM (48) - Alverio 12, Greene 5, McCann 4, Wilton 8, Krajewski 8, Perry, Crandell, Glenn 1, Harris 10, Baluyot.
CASTLE ROCKE (49) - Keatley, Tastad 5, Mitchell 13, Lowe 15, Auckland 10, N. Kandoll, Mesneak 2, Reeder 4.
Pt. Townsend 62, Lyn. Christ’n 58
Rich D’Agostino scored 25 points as No. 2 Port Townsend (19-5) held off No. 10 Lynden Christian (18-6).
Port Townsend 17 15 13 17 - 62
Lynden Christian 16 10 15 17 - 58
PORT TOWNSEND (62) - Logue 11, D’Agostino 25, Abbott 2, Fox 6, Eaton 12, Little, Johnson 4, Joy 2.
LYNDEN CHRISTIAN (58) - Kooy 2, De Ruyter 12, L. Bos 15, M. Bos 9, Pauley 11, Romjue 5, Dykstra 4, Molendyk.
La Center 59, Mount Baker 34
Sherman Gore scored 24 points to lead No. 8 La Center (20-4) past Mount Baker (18-7). The fast-breaking Wildcats opened with a 10-0 lead and built their advantage to 40-11 less than 2 minutes into the second half.
Mount Baker 4 5 15 10 34
La Center 14 19 13 13 59
MOUNT BAKER (34) - Galbraith 2, Pruiett 13, Horsmon 4, Olsen 2, Intveld 5, Bruland, Zamzow 3, Rosenburg 5, Klander, Butenschoen, Isenhart.
LA CENTER (59) - Hunter 5, Schader 12, De. VanWeerdhuizen 12, Du. VanWeerdhuizen 2, Gore 24, Harker, Kissinger, Winston 2, Kestner, Renner, Stephens 2, Shaffer.
GIRLS
llwaco 45, Zillah 31
Lori Newell and Kristin McClintock each scored 12 points Wednesday as No. 3 Ilwaco (20-1) trimmed Zillah (15-10) in a girls state Class A high school basketball tournament first-round game in the Tacoma Dome.
The Fishermen held Zillah to 22 percent shooting from the field. They also had 11-2 free throw and 42-34 rebound advantages.
Newell also had 14 rebounds and six steals.
Vanessa Arens scored 14 points, nine in the second half, for Zillah.
Zillah 08 06 07 10 - 31
Ilwaco 11 14 10 10 - 45
ZILLAH (31) - McRayde 5, Pollock, Arens 14, Jones 4, Deknikker 2, Cunningham, Fendell 4, Rowe, Campbell, Mastel, Scaife, Spurlock 2.
ILWACO (45) - Newell 12, Land 2, Je. Brown 7, Ja. Brown 8, McClintock 12, LaFave, Matteson, Manley, Weber, Tompkins, Staudenraus 4.
Cascade 62, Mt. Baker 61 (OT)
Megan Franza scored 29 points as No. 5 Cascade Leavenworth (24-1) nudged Mount Baker (18-6). Franza, a sophomore averaging 24 points per game, got a layup with 2:31 remaining to snap a 56-56 deadlock.
Cascade 14 11 14 15 8 - 62
Mount Baker 16 11 17 10 7 - 61
CASCADE (62) - B. Franza 6, Gransbury 6, M. Franza 29, Moreshead 3, Burgess 14, Darlngton 2, Geske, Stirling 2.
MT. BAKER (61) - Jacoby 6, Bruland 6, Perentchak 10, Van Brocklin 13, L. De Vore 14, Pavesi 2, Johnson 2, H. De Vore 8.
Cle Elum 54, Eatonville 45
Nikki Fields scored 25 points and hauled in 13 rebounds as No. 9 Cle Elum (18-7) turned back No. 8 Eatonville (20-3). Amanda Moen’s put-back basket with 5:56 remaining sent the Warriors ahead to stay.
Amanda Moen’s put-back basket with 5:56 remaining sent the Warriors (18-7) ahead to stay.
Fields, a 6-foot senior, collected 15 of her points in the second half. Mandy Lucht, a 5-7 sophomore, led the Cruisers (20-3) with 17 points.
Eatonville 9 14 9 13 - 45
Cle Elum 15 8 10 21 - 54
EATONVILLE (45) - Lucht 17, Fleshman, Cox, Dawkins 8, Harris 9, Fuhrman, Engelker 11, Geffre.
CLE ELUM (54) - Dahl 6, Carter 5, Simpson 2, Fields 25, Moen 14, Blackburn, Miller 2, Eames, Randleman, Hein.
Foster 73, King’s 61
Anna Dudek scored 22 points as No. 4 Foster (23-1) outscored King’s (18-7).
The Bulldogs raced to an 11-1 lead 3 minutes into the contest, but King’s fought back to tie the score 24-24 with 2:20 left before halftime.
Foster took the lead for good at 38-35 on Renee Gratzer’s 3-point shot midway through the third quarter. Foster boosted its advantage to 49-39 and never let King’s closer than three points after that.
Heather Reichmann paced the Knights with 17 points and nine rebounds.
King’s 9 17 20 15 - 61
Foster 14 16 19 24 - 73
KING’S (61) - Sherfey 9, Huebner 5, S. Roosendaal 13, L. Roosendaal 2, Vicknair 14, Blackmer, Foote, Travis, Armbruster 1, Reichmann 17, Wetmore, Lalley.
FOSTER (73) - Gratzer 8, Dudek 22, Apodaca 11, Fowler 14, Balch 14, Burgess, Shearer, Valley, Roberts, Thomas 4, Mitchell.
Elma 59, Omak 53
Kelly Seaberg scored 18 points to lead Elma (17-7) past Omak (13-10). Janae Sackrider’s put-back shot with 1:04 remaining sent the Eagles ahead to stay at 53-51.
Elma 12 10 15 22 - 59
Omak 12 12 14 15 - 53
ELMA (59) - Skalicky 11, Craighead 6, Kel. Seaberg 18, Bosler 6, Sutten 1, Dougherty, Lorraine 2, Liburdi 2, Van Foeken 6, Sacrider 7.
OMAK (53) - Lisenbey 2, Taylor 6, J. McCormack 5, Al. Howard 4, Range 19, Short 2, S. McCormack 9, Lay 2, Pearson 2, An. Howard 2.
Late scores
Boys: Cashmere 48, River View 43 (OT)
Girls: Lynden Christian 58, Toledo 45