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Saturday, March 20, 2004 - Page updated at 02:04 a.m.
Class 4A state tournament recap: Roosevelt girls win it all Wearing a championship net around her neck and cradling 15-month-old daughter Trekayla in her arms, Darnellia Russell danced a jig in front of the Roosevelt High School faithful... [12:24 A.M. Mar. 15, 2004] Other links:High School Sports Stuckey brothers lift Kentwood to state title Their legacy had long been established, but last night it was cemented. Kentwood's Stuckey brothers, Rodney and Ronnie, capped their high-school careers in dramatic fashion, leading... [12:58 A.M. Mar. 14, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Russell keys Roosevelt title ride Darnellia Russell and her Roosevelt teammates are going out champions after beating Garfield 55-52 last night in the championship game of the Class 4A girls state high-school basketball tournament at the Tacoma Dome... [01:03 A.M. Mar. 14, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 2A boys tournament: Champions, Hoquiam perfect (28-0) Justin Reed scored 18 points and was named tournament MVP in leading top-ranked Hoquiam to the Class 2A boys state basketball championship last night, defeating East Valley of... [01:05 A.M. Mar. 14, 2004] Other links:High School Sports 2A girls tournament: Chelan Goats (27-0) stand atop mountain Freshman Kristin Schramm scored 11 points and grabbed nine rebounds as Chelan's girls finally won a state title last night, defeating Pullman 30-29 in the championship game of... [01:06 A.M. Mar. 14, 2004] Other links:High School Sports Boys 4A state tournament: Kentwood rolls into boys final Rodney Stuckey and his Kentwood Conquerors will get the chance to go out as champions. Stuckey, a 6-foot-5 guard, scored a game-high 24 points to lead the third-ranked Conquerors... [02:50 P.M. Mar. 13, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 4A girls basketball: Fearless Garfield rocks defending champ Prairie Time ticked away, but there was no wild celebration. The Garfield High School girls basketball team slayed the dragon, but there is still more to do. Samantha Tinned, a 6-foot-1... [02:51 P.M. Mar. 13, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 2A boys roundup: No. 1 Hoquiam, E. Valley to play for state crown Justin Reed scored 14 of his game-high 22 points in the second half to spark a furious Hoquiam second-half rally as the Grizzlies defeated upstart Lakeside of Nine Mile Falls 63-51... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 13, 2004] Other links:High School Sports 2A girls roundup: Chelan, Pullman in final Freshman Kristin Schramm hit an 18-foot jumper with 1:17 remaining to push Chelan in front for good and as the top-ranked Goats beat 13th-ranked Mount Baker 34-31 last night in... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 13, 2004] Other links:High School Sports 4A boys basketball: Stuckey's OT effort lifts Kentwood boys Kentwood coach Dean Montzingo said after the opening round that his team was eager for a rematch with second-ranked Mount Tahoma... [12:37 A.M. Mar. 12, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 4A girls basketball: Upsets rock girls favorites Look who's crashing the party. The Snohomish Panthers weren't picked by many to be in the Final Four of the Class 4A state girls basketball tournament. But here they are, in tonight's... [03:34 P.M. Mar. 15, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Class 2A boys roundup: Medical Lake wins QF game in 2 OTs Michael Perez hit the second of two free-throw tries with 3 seconds left as fourth-ranked Medical Lake outlasted No. 8 Cashmere 47-46 in two overtimes yesterday in the quarterfinal... [12:15 P.M. Mar. 12, 2004] Other links:High School Sports Class 2A girls roundup: East Valley's bid for three-peat ends Kelli Davis scored 15 points and, Amanda Troutt had 14 points and 14 rebounds as Pullman beat two-time defending champion East Valley of Yakima) 40-23 yesterday in the quarterfinals... [12:16 P.M. Mar. 12, 2004] Other links:High School Sports Boys 4A state tournament: Late shot deflates Franklin in opener The complexion of the Class 4A boys state basketball tournament changed with one flick of the wrist yesterday, three days of hype ended with one emphatic swish. Bethel junior Jordan Sutton... [08:46 P.M. Mar. 11, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Girls 4A state tournament: Garfield keeps dream alive They watched the celebration a week ago, and envisioned one of their own. Samantha Tinned and Malia O'Neal have dreams of cutting down the nets after leading Garfield to the championship... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 11, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Basketball legend Joyce Walker brings golden touch to Garfield She arrived with gold hair, gold braces and a golden arm. "I was kind of scared," Malia O'Neal recalls of the first impression. But Joyce Walker has proven to have the golden touch... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 10, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 4A boys basketball title up for grabs Last year's Class 4A boys state basketball tournament followed a basic script — co-favorites Franklin and Mead of Spokane stayed on a collision course all week and played... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 10, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Notebook: Rainier Beach AD says Giles still committed to U. of Miami C.J. Giles, Rainier Beach High School center, continues to make news even though his boys basketball season ended in Saturday's double-overtime defeat to O'Dea in the Class 3A... [12:02 A.M. Mar. 10, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Burleson adds finishing touch to family's high-school era tomorrow Every shot, every dribble, brings him closer to the end. It will all be over by Saturday night, a season, a high-school career, even an era. That's why this week is so important... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 09, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Foster boys riding wave of optimism Last summer, Marc Callero jumped at the opportunity to coach the Foster High School boys basketball team. Six days ago, he literally jumped for joy when the Bulldogs locked up... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 09, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Complete prep basketball All-Stars [12:00 A.M. Mar. 09, 2004] High School Sports Boys 4A state basketball: Franklin draws No. 1 Bethel in opener John Rogers seemed unfazed by his team's fate, which some would have called unlucky. He smiled, said all the right things, and showed the confidence befitting of a senior leader... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 08, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Class 1A, B boys and girls all-tournament teams [12:00 A.M. Mar. 08, 2004] High School Sports O'Dea boys spoil Rainier Beach's 3-peat hope Move over Shadle Park-Mercer Island 1981 and every other historic high-school game. You've got fresh company. In one of the most dramatic championship games since Washington high-school... [03:09 P.M. Mar. 07, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports No. 1 Meadowdale earns girls crown The Meadowdale Mavericks finally captured the elusive prize they had sought, the Class 3A state girls basketball championship, beating Rainier Beach 66-53 at the Tacoma Dome... [02:06 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports West Central 2A District: Steilacoom boys handle Foster, take district title The Steilacoom boys basketball team proved why it is the best team in the Nisqually League and now, the best in the West Central 2A District. Steilacoom won its third straight... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] High School Sports Class 1A boys state tournament: Brewster gets second straight state 1A title Tournament MVP David Pendergraft scored 21 points to lead top-ranked Brewster to its second straight Class 1A boys state basketball championship, 59-52, over second-ranked Northwest... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Class B boys state tournament: Republic gets state title Sophomore guard Zach Gianukakis scored 20 points as second-ranked Republic beat third-ranked Cathlamet 65-43 last night in the championship game of the Class B boys state basketball... [12:04 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports KingCo 4A boys tournament: Mustangs escape Inglemoor, 54-53 Stephen Ishmael paused while untying one of his size-15 sneakers last night. Whoops of excitement echoed off the locker room walls around him. Players hugged coaches, coaches hugged... [12:27 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports KingCo 4A basketball: Roosevelt girls headed for state again The excuses would have been easy to make, especially after they fell behind by so much early. They could have said they were tired, which they were. They could have blamed their... [12:28 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Beach party: Boys, girls each in 3A state basketball finals Everything has built toward tonight, all the work, all the sacrifice and all the hype. They have talked about it almost from the time they walked off the Tacoma Dome floor last... [11:51 A.M. Mar. 06, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Meadowdale girls finally jumping for joy Quinn Brewe is doing her best to make sure she won't end the season with another broken dream. After three disappointing finishes at the Class 3A state girls basketball tournament... [11:51 A.M. Mar. 06, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 1A boys roundup: King's title bid blocked Robert Lippman and Andy Beyer each scored 10 points to lead second-ranked Northwest Christian of Colbert to a 44-35 victory over King's yesterday and its first trip to the championship... [11:50 A.M. Mar. 06, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Boys B roundup: Cathlamet, Republic state championship Shane Kehrli scored 18 points, 16 in the second half, as third-ranked Cathlamet defeated 11th-ranked Tekoa-Oakesdale 56-49 last night in the semifinals of the Class B boys state... [11:50 A.M. Mar. 06, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Class 4A, 2A state tournament field Here are the teams that have qualified so far for the Class 4A and Class 2A state basketball tournaments. [12:45 A.M. Mar. 07, 2004] High School Sports Familiar opponent Meadowdale facing Beach boys Rainier Beach's route to a possible third straight Class 3A boys basketball title has the same Day 3 obstacle as last year — Meadowdale. Beach dispatched Timberline of Lacey... [08:02 A.M. Mar. 05, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Class 3A Sealth girls close to goal Their intentions are clear. Their mission simply stated. The Chief Sealth Seahawks aren't shy about sharing their plans to win the Class 3A state girls basketball championship... [08:03 A.M. Mar. 05, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 1A boys roundup: King's enters semis; Faidley nears record Chris Faidley is on the verge of history, and the King's Knights are on the verge of getting into the championship game once again. Faidley, the MVP of the Class 1A boys state... [08:03 A.M. Mar. 05, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Class B boys roundup: Valley trips defending champ Darrington, 74-56 Tony Feuchter had 26 points and 17 rebounds to lead fourth-ranked Willapa Valley past Darrington 74-56 last night in the quarterfinals of the Class B state boys basketball tournament... [08:02 A.M. Mar. 05, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports 3A boys state tourney: Beach makes late escape The Great Escape. Mount Rainier was on the threshold of pulling one of the biggest state-tournament upsets in decades yesterday, but Rainier Beach finally pulled out a 58-53... [11:13 A.M. Mar. 04, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports 3A girls state tourney: No regrets, no problem for Meadowdale They're wearing their hearts on their sleeves. "No regrets." That's the slogan the top-ranked Meadowdale Mavericks chose for the shirts they had printed for this week's Class... [11:14 A.M. Mar. 04, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Charting a leader's growth: Heytvelt paving way for Clarkston He is a leader now. That's the thing that often is overlooked with Josh Heytvelt. People see the size and the skill and the scholarship to Gonzaga and they forget how it used to... [12:00 A.M. Mar. 03, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports Three for the show: Beach looking for third straight title The three-hour Monday practice was finally over, and Rainier Beach coach Mike Bethea called his team to the middle of the gym. Bethea sat on a chair. His assistant coaches stood... [12:11 A.M. Mar. 03, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Senior girls take aim at final dream Last chance at the big dance. For the seniors in the Class 3A state girls basketball tournament, this is it. No more wait-till-next-year. No more second chances. When Meadowdale's title dreams... [12:23 A.M. Mar. 03, 2004] Related stories:Other links:High School Sports Hoop genes: Meadowdale's Brewe was born to play basketball A basketball version of manifest destiny protruded from an expanding stomach at the state tournament in 1986. Even then, they had to know that something like this would happen... [12:27 A.M. Mar. 02, 2004] Other links:High School Sports 1A basketball: No. 3 King's reward: Top-ranked Tonasket The King's girls basketball program has made 11 straight state-tournament appearances, finished in the top three five times, and has an overall tournament record of 25-18. So what do the... [12:09 A.M. Mar. 02, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports 3A boys hoops tourney teams among the most talented in years Just like Labrador dogs jumping in the water to retrieve a ball, basketball coaches instinctively delight in talking about how tough and balanced a tournament field appears to... [01:17 P.M. Mar. 01, 2004] Related stories:High School Sports 3A girls: No. 1 Meadowdale draws Blanchet Two veteran coaches, two storied programs. One big game. Top-ranked Meadowdale and No. 16 Bishop Blanchet will collide in the biggest first-day showdown of the Class 3A state high-school... [01:18 P.M. Mar. 01, 2004] High School Sports Final list of Class 3A tournament qualifiers The list of boys and girls teams that are headed for the Tacoma Dome. [12:14 A.M. Feb. 29, 2004]
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