MARYSVILLE — Good defense and strong supporting performances have made the Highland Christian girls a more formidable team as the season has progressed.
MARYSVILLE — Although the Highland Christian boys played one of their most complete games to date, they gave up 27 points in the fourth quarter, falling 68-56 to Tulalip Heritage.
Their competitions each took unique turns. But by the end of the day, all eight Lakewood wrestlers ended up on the podium at Juanita High School Feb. 6, hoisting the district championship trophy.
After a close match in their dual meet this season, Arlington heavyweight Bryant Dickerson and Lake Stevens’ Zach Tueber seemed destined for a rematch.
Sultan and Cedarcrest dominated the Cascade Conference subregional tournament at Granite Falls, but a pair of Lakewood wrestlers helped make good for their team.
The clock was closing in on four minutes left in the first half. Arlington hadn’t scored in over seven minutes.
MARYSVILLE — The Highland Christian girls — the whole team back and energized — showed grit and determination as they held off a tough North Sounds Christian team, winning the teams’ third and final meeting 43-39.
LAKEWOOD — If the slumping economy wasn’t enough, add the Lakewood boys basketball team to that list. The Cougars are 0-8 league and 1-12 overall after going 0-3 last week.
MARYSVILLE — With a 62-56 win over North Sound Christian, the Highland Christian boys showed that they’re a factor in the up-in-the-air Northwest Conference.
ARLINGTON — A big game by Arlington senior Kyra Prause and supporting performances from the rest of the Eagle girls basketball team helped the Arlington girls avenge a loss to Marysville-Pilchuck a week earlier.
MARYSVILLE — Check two goals off of their list.
MARYSVILLE — It was the last dual meet of the season before beginning postseason wrestling and the clash of Marysville and Arlington wrestlers did not disappoint.