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| Shorewood’s Taryn Shelley put up a shot as Shorecrest’s Sheridan Stephenson #23, Ari Rantz #10, and Bianca Harris #4, defend. |
Reporting by Frank Workman
Photos by Wayne Pridemore
The injury-depleted Shorewood girls basketball team went on a 21-4 streak to open the third quarter, opening a twenty point lead on their way to an easy 59-48 win over crosstown rival Shorecrest Wednesday night, December 17 in the T-Birds' gym.
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| Jalyn Hizey #5 fires a pass across the lane. SC #11 Jazzlyn Owens, #23 Sheridan Stephanson, #10 Ari Rantz |
Correction: Jalyn Hizey is #5 in white in the photo above. Chelsea Tuiasosopo-Williams is out for the season with a knee injury. 12-18-2014 10am
Junior Lily Gustafson scored twelve of her game-high 24 points, and Senior Karrin Leazor added nine of her eleven points in the third quarter.
Junior Lily Gustafson scored twelve of her game-high 24 points, and Senior Karrin Leazor added nine of her eleven points in the third quarter.
Shorewood was without the services of Lily's sister Abby Gustafson who sprained an ankle at practice on Tuesday, as well as freshman Kaitlyn Amundsen who suffered a devastating season-ending knee injury in Monday's game at Marysville-Pilchuck.
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| Shorecrest forward Julia Strand pulls down a rebound between Shorewood’s Lily Gustafson #30 and Karrin Leazer #40. |
Sophomore Jalyn Hizey, a Scot last year who transferred this year to Shorewood, scored seven points against her old team, while Soph Danica Bernabe played a near-flawless game at point guard, scoring but two points but splendidly directing traffic and distributing the ball to her taller teammates.
Junior Wurrie Njadoe scored 18 points for the Scots, while teammate Jazzlyn Owens had twelve points on four 3-pointers.
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| Thunderbird forward Karrin Leazer drives into the lane and puts up a running shot. |
(Correction: Karrin Leazer in the photo above)
Shorecrest travels to Glacier Peak on Friday, while the T-Birds play at Edmonds-Woodway.
SC 6 15 16 11 48
SW 12 12 26 9 59
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