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IVH\ I KGIRLS BAS K ETBALL
Owls advance to WlAA regional
, finish third in districts
By DEAN SIEMON
The Mary M. Knight
High School girls basket-
ball team have advanced
to the regional round of the
1B WIAA state tournament
after taking third place in
the District IV tournament.
The Owls (9-12) defeated
Lake Quinault High School
(6-12) on Monday at Monte-
sano High School in Monte-
sano, 47-36.
Linda Cook led the Owls
with 14 points and also had
19 rebounds, 12 of which
were on defense.
"Linda is the big reason
for this win," said Owls
head coach Lance Valley.
"She came in big for us."
While the Owls won
the two previous meetings
during 1B Coastal League
play (January 8, 53-45, and
January 28, 33-30), Valley
not expect a walk in the
park.
"I knew it was going to
be a battle," Valley said.
Mary M. Knight led 14-6
after the first quarter, but
the Lady Elks gained two
points for a 23-17 halftime
score.
The Owls took care of
the ball a little better in
the second half- only eight
turnovers in the second
half and 19 overall.
"It was a season low for
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they know you are there, and
what you have to offer.
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us," Valley said, noting the
Owls have averaged about
30 turnovers per game.
Miranda Sowle contrib-
uted 12 points, as well as
five assists, five steals and
five rebounds.
"Miranda stepped up
again," Valley said.
The Owls lost their pre-
vious district game on Sat-
urday at Centralia High
School, losing 46-42 to Co,
lumbia Adventist Academy
(6-1).
The Owls led by one point
entering the fourth quarter
before being outscored 12-7
in the final frame.
Cook led the team with
12 points and 10 rebounds.
Mary M. Knight enters
the first round of the state
tournament by facing High-
land Christian High School
(6-8) at 4:45 p.m. on Fri-
day, Feb. 25, at Timberline
High School in Olympia.
February 21 at Monte-
sano High School in Mon-
tesano
1B District IV girls bas-
ketball tournament - Third
place game
L. Quinault 6 11 7 12 - 36
MMK 14 9 10 14 - 47
Lake Quinault - Wilder
11, A. Neeland 7, Allen 7,
Castillo 6, M. Neeland 4,
Cook 1
Mary M. Knight - Cook
14, M. Sowle 12, Adsero
9, A. Sowle 7, Dierkop 3,
Johnson 2
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Journal photo by Dean Siemon
Mary M. Knight High School's Emily Johnson holds up the third-place
trophy, surrounded by teammates Ashley Sowle, far left, and Miranda
Sowle, far right, after Monday's win against Lake Quinault High School.
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