FEDERAL WAY — Terrell Smith poured in 26 points and Aaron Broussard had a big double-double as Federal Way, No. 4 in The Seattle Times' Class 4A preseason rankings, beat Mount Rainier 99-80 Friday night in a nonleague boys basketball game.
Broussard had 19 points and 15 rebounds for the Eagles and Marques Hollins added 16 points.
Junior guard Alfie Miller scored 19 and John Morine 17 for the Rams, ranked 10th in Class 3A.
Other highlights
At Rogers 51, Franklin Pierce 49
Jeff Allen's layup with one second left gave the Rams (2-1) a win. C.J. Shula of Rogers and Eric McAlister of Franklin Pierce each scored 21.
Tahoma 57, at Wilson 56
Turnovers by the Bears (1-0) nearly allowed Wilson to erase a 13-point fourth-quarter deficit. Riley Tubbs scored 19, Nate Sawin 16 and J.J. Thompson 13 for Tahoma.
At Decatur 79, Beamer 64
Darious Walker's 18 points and 12 rebounds led the Gators (1-0). Dakin Wanquist scored 22 for the Titans (0-2).
At Kentridge 95, Lindbergh 45
Travis Sterling had a double-double (16 points, 11 rebounds), Renado Parker scored 16 and the Chargers (2-0) had 20 assists. Jesse Schaab-Martin's 17 points led the Eagles (0-1).
At Meadowdale 73, Arlington 48
Milan Moncrief had 20 points and seven rebounds to lead four double-digit scorers for the Mavs in their season opener.
Marysville-Pilchuck 68, at Mountlake Terrace 57
Nathan Lozeau scored 24 and Jared Stohl 21 and the Tomahawks, ranked third in 4A, hit 8 of 9 fourth-quarter free throws to win their opener.
Auburn Riverside 73, at North Thurston 65
Alex Terrien (26 points, 15 rebounds) and David Paulson (12 points, 12 rebounds) had double-doubles for the Ravens (1-1), who rallied from a nine-point halftime deficit.
At Redmond 72, Stanwood 47
Galen Squiers sank 14 of 15 free throws and tied his career high with 29 points to lead the Mustangs to a season-opening win. Derek Anderson scored 20 for the Spartans.
White Rock, B.C., 57, at Woodinville 51 (3 OT)
The Falcons went scoreless in the third overtime. Ryan Shelton scored 19 and Taylor Banks 16 for Woodinville.
Sammamish 67, at Interlake 50
Geoffrey Tundrea, the Totems' 5-4 point guard, hit five three-pointers and made 12 of 14 free throws in a 31-point performance in the KingCo 3A and season opener for both schools. Mike Darbinyan's 15 points led the Saints.
At Issaquah 58, Liberty 38
The Eagles (1-0) survived a cold first half and capitalized on Liberty turnovers to win a KingCo 3A opener. Robbie Primrose's 15 points for Issaquah led all scorers.
At Mount Si 65, Skyline 54
Nick Crossan scored Skyline's first nine points and finished with 25, but it wasn't enough as Mount Si rallied to win a KingCo 3A opener.
Rainier Beach 53, at Bishop Blanchet 33
Rainier Beach, the state's top-ranked 3A team, led only 19-14 at halftime before pulling away in a Metro League opener. Michael Ladd scored 20 for the Vikings.
At Bainbridge 64, Ingraham 48
Six-foot-9 Coby Gibler had 24 points, 12 rebounds and six blocks and Gonzaga signee Steven Gray had 17 points and 10 assists for the second-ranked Spartans in a Metro opener. Davon Dennis scored 14 for the Rams.
At O'Dea 75, Cleveland 56
Jamelle McMillan had a career-high 27 points and eight assists, and Chris Banchero got 15 of his 19 points in the second half as the third-ranked Irish (1-0) pulled away from the Eagles (0-1) in a Metro opener.
Chief Sealth 66, at Lakeside 55
The sixth-ranked Seahawks raced to a 17-5 lead after one quarter in the Metro opener for both. Melvin Jones had a game-high 21 points for Sealth.
At Seattle Prep 74, West Seattle 47
A 29-4 second-quarter burst secured a Metro League win for the ninth-ranked Panthers in their season opener. Jack Hanley had 16 points, eight rebounds and five assists for Seattle Prep. Onyi Okolie scored 15 for West Seattle.
At Eastside Catholic 39, Nathan Hale 26
The Crusaders held the Raiders scoreless in the first half to give new coach Steve Cramer his first victory.
At Sultan 75, Sedro-Woolley 73
The Turks survived a fourth-quarter comeback by the Cubs that nearly wiped out their 13-point lead. R.J. Perkins poured in 33 points and Jordan Nicholes had 18 for Sultan.
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