Snohomish Holds Off Stanwood 74–64
Snohomish defeated Stanwood 74–64. Stanwood cut a double-digit Snohomish lead to three points several times late in the game but could not get over the hump. Rece Green led the Spartans in scoring with 28 points, including 18 in the second half.
Snohomish Tops Stanwood 37 to 32 Win Wesco North Title
Snohomish defeated Stanwood 34–27 in a defensive struggle to claim the Wesco North title.
Sienna Capelli had to work for each of her game-high 16 points.
Ellalee Wortham faced constant pressure and extra defensive attention from Snohomish but still finished with 14 points and nine rebounds.
Stella Berrett chipped in 10 points and five rebounds.
Spartan Defense Dominates as Stanwood Rolls Past Marysville-Pilchuck, 73–26 🏀
Stanwood set the tone early, forcing turnovers and turning defense into easy offense. The pressure paid off immediately, as the Spartans jumped out to a 20–5 lead after the first period, leaving Marysville-Pilchuck struggling to find any rhythm.
The Spartans wouldn’t slow down from there. Wave after wave of defensive stops led to fast-break opportunities, and the balanced scoring showed just how locked in the entire roster was. Eight different Spartans found the scoring column, led by Brenner Perry’s 18 points, including timely shots that kept momentum firmly on Stanwood’s side.
Armani Ortiz added 14 points, attacking gaps and finishing strong, while Jayden Abell chipped in 12, using his physical play to control the lane. Rece Green contributed 9 points, capitalizing on transition chances created by the Spartans’ relentless defense.
By halftime, the outcome was all but decided, but Stanwood continued to play with intensity, extending the lead and showcasing depth, discipline, and energy on both ends of the floor. When the final buzzer sounded, the 73–26 scoreline reflected a complete team effort—and a statement win built on defense first.
LaComb’s 10 Threes Set School Record as Stanwood Cruises on Senior Night
On senior night, Mylee LaComb delivered a performance to remember, breaking the Stanwood school record for most made three-pointers in a single game. LaComb connected on 10 shots from beyond the arc, finishing with a game-high 30 points to lead the Spartans to a dominant 78–15 win over Marysville Pilchuck. The previous record of nine three-pointers was set last season by Jazmyn Legg.
Stanwood set the tone early and never looked back, building a commanding lead behind sharp perimeter shooting and steady offensive pressure. Ellalee Wortham provided another strong scoring presence, pouring in 24 points as the Spartans showcased their depth and balance. Stanwood’s defense also played a key role, limiting Marysville Pilchuck’s scoring opportunities throughout the night.
The record-setting performance capped a special evening for the Spartans, who celebrated senior night with a statement victory in front of the home crowd.
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Stanwood Spartans Boys Top Marysville-Pilchuck 54-43
The Stanwood Spartans secured a 54-43 victory over Marysville-Pilchuck with balanced scoring and strong team play. Brenner Perry and Kam Gleaves each contributed 11 points, while 10 Spartans scored overall, spreading the offense effectively. Stanwood capitalized on steals and transition opportunities to maintain control, holding off Marysville-Pilchuck for the win.
Stanwood Rolls Past Marysville-Getchell, 74–15
Stanwood Spartans put on a dominant performance, cruising to a 74–15 win over Marysville-Getchell. The Spartans had four players score in double figures, led by Mylee LaComb with 15 points and Ellalee Wortham with 14.
Overall, seven different Spartans contributed on the offensive end, showcasing great balance. The smothering defense set the tone all night, creating multiple steals and leading to easy transition baskets.
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Stanwood battles back but falls 64-57 to Everett
tanwood showed fight down the stretch, but an early deficit proved too much to overcome in a 64-57 loss to Everett on Tuesday night.
The Spartans fell behind 17-8 after the first quarter and spent the rest of the game trying to claw back. Jayden Abell led Stanwood with 18 points, attacking the glass and converting key baskets to keep the Spartans within reach. Rece Green added 17 points, scoring repeatedly through traffic and along the baseline to spark multiple rallies.
Each time Stanwood threatened to close the gap, Everett responded behind Noah Owens, who finished with 17 points and eight assists while controlling the pace for the Seagulls (10-7, 4-2).
Stanwood cut the margin to single digits late, but couldn’t fully erase the early hole despite strong defensive effort and improved ball movement over the final three quarters.
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Stanwood dominates Everett with decisive third-quarter run
Stanwood used a dominant third quarter to pull away from Everett, cruising to a 58-35 league victory on Tuesday night. After a competitive first half, the Spartans erupted for an 18-0 run coming out of halftime, turning a close game into a comfortable win. Stanwood’s defense set the tone during the surge, forcing turnovers and limiting Everett’s scoring opportunities as the Seagulls struggled to find rhythm.
Stella Berrett and Ellalee Wortham led the Spartans with 14 points apiece as Stanwood improved to 12-3 overall and 5-1 in league play. Everett fell to 8-7 overall and 3-3 in league action, unable to recover after the decisive third-quarter stretch. Stanwood maintained control the rest of the way, continuing to pressure defensively and execute offensively to seal the win.
Balanced Attack Lifts Stanwood Girls to 73–40 Win Over Monroe
The Stanwood girls basketball team delivered a dominant performance Friday night, rolling past Monroe with a convincing 73–40 victory. Stanwood set the tone early with strong defensive pressure and efficient scoring, building a comfortable lead that continued to grow throughout the game. Monroe struggled to keep pace as the Spartans controlled both ends of the floor.
Presley Harris led all scorers with 19 points, knocking down five three-pointers to spark Stanwood’s offense. Harris’ ability to stretch the defense created space for her teammates and fueled multiple scoring runs. Her shooting touch proved to be a major factor in breaking the game open.
Stanwood also benefited from balanced scoring and highlight-worthy teamwork. Mylee LaComb finished with 14 points, while Dorothy Berrett added 11 of her own in the win. One of the night’s standout moments came when Ellalee Wortham delivered a perfectly timed no-look pass to Stella Berrett, who finished the play for two, underscoring the unselfish play and chemistry that defined Stanwood’s Friday night victory
Wortham Makes History in Stanwood’s 60-43 Win Over Skyline
Ellalee Wortham made history and set the tone as Stanwood pulled away for a 60-43 win over Skyline on Friday night.
The senior guard opened the scoring with a 3-pointer, then went on to score a game-high 24 points to become the Spartans’ all-time leading scorer. Wortham finished the night with 1,283 career points, surpassing Rachele Kloke’s school record of 1,273 set during the 2006–07 season, with eight regular-season games still remaining.
Wortham was efficient throughout, knocking down nine field goals that included two shots from beyond the arc, and converting all four of her free-throw attempts. She also helped create opportunities for her teammates, including a first-half assist to Stella Berrett in the paint for an easy two.
Berrett provided a strong secondary scoring presence, finishing with 13 points as Stanwood steadily built its lead. The Spartans used balanced offense and consistent defensive pressure to keep Skyline from gaining momentum.
With the victory, Stanwood improved to 8-3 on the season, while Wortham’s milestone added a memorable highlight to an already impressive senior campaign.
Balanced Scoring Powers Stanwood Past Cascade, 63–42
Stanwood used balanced scoring and strong defense to pull away for a 63–42 win over the Cascade Bruins, controlling the game from start to finish.
The Spartans set the tone early with energy on both ends of the floor. Rece Green knocked down a three-pointer to spark the offense, and Jayden Abel followed with a steal and lay-in that fueled a quick five-point swing and forced Cascade to regroup. Stanwood continued to push the pace, getting quality looks in transition and moving the ball effectively in the half court.
Kam Gleaves added to the momentum with a fast-break lay-in after a sharp pass from Green, highlighting the Spartans’ unselfish play. Multiple players contributed on the scoreboard as Stanwood steadily built its lead, making it difficult for Cascade to mount a comeback.
Defensively, the Spartans applied pressure and limited second-chance opportunities, keeping the Bruins from finding any sustained rhythm. By the second half, Stanwood’s depth and consistency began to show, allowing the Spartans to extend the margin and close out the game comfortably.
With contributions coming from across the roster, Stanwood secured a convincing 63–42 victory over Cascade.
Stanwood Showcases Strength with Key Pins Despite 52–29 Loss to Monroe
Stanwood showed fight and resilience despite a 52–29 loss to Monroe in a league wrestling dual on Thursday night.
The Spartans were highlighted by several strong individual performances, earning four victories on the night. Soren Anderson led the way with an impressive first-period pin, setting an aggressive tone and giving Stanwood an early spark. Luke Smelser and Mephis Ellis also delivered momentum-shifting pins, each finishing their matches decisively. Austin Lewis added another win for the Spartans, contributing valuable team points.
While Monroe’s depth across the lineup ultimately proved too much, Stanwood’s wrestlers continued to battle in every bout, refusing to back down as the dual progressed. The Spartans’ ability to secure pins and compete aggressively showed promise as they move forward in the season.
Stanwood will look to build on those individual successes as it prepares for upcoming matches, aiming to turn strong performances into team victories.
Stanwood 70, Marysville Getchell 56
An early slam by Dylan Wallace ignited the Spartans, setting the tone for a 70-56 win over the Marysville Getchell Chargers.
Rece Green, named North Sound Physical Therapy Player of the Game, led Stanwood’s offense and anchored the defense. He hit jumpers, drove aggressively to the basket, and consistently kept the team in control.
Stanwood built a strong lead early and never looked back, combining crisp passing with tenacious defense. Marysville Getchell fought hard but couldn’t keep pace with Green and the Spartans’ balanced attack.
With the victory, Stanwood improves to 1-1 in Wesco North.
Stanwood dominates Marysville Getchell, 73–23
Stanwood delivered a dominant all-around performance Tuesday night, rolling past Marysville Getchell 73–23 in Wesco North action.
Ellalee Wortham led the way with a game-high 28 points, setting the tone early as the Spartans built a commanding lead and never looked back. Stanwood’s pressure defense fueled its offense, creating turnovers that turned into easy scoring opportunities.
Georgia Lenz provided a spark on both ends of the floor, coming up with steals and converting in transition, including a coast-to-coast drive for two.
The Spartans controlled the game defensively, holding Marysville Getchell to 23 points and limiting clean looks at the basket throughout the night.
With the win, Stanwood improved to 7–1 overall and 2–0 in league play. Marysville Getchell fell to 3–7 overall and 1–1 in conference action.
Balanced Attack Lifts Mount Vernon Past Marysville-Pilchuck, 66–55
Mount Vernon used a balanced offensive effort to earn a 66–55 win over Marysville-Pilchuck. Alejandro Ochoa-Garcia led the way with strong outside shooting, while Taran Hanjrah and Kingston Collins provided consistent scoring in the paint.
The Bulldogs pulled away in the second half behind timely three-pointers and physical interior play, answering every Tomahawks run to secure the victory.
Stanwood Stays Perfect With 52–44 Win Over Jackson
The Stanwood Spartans improved to 6–0 on the season with a 52–44 victory over Jackson in a matchup of unbeaten teams. Ellalee Wortham and Presley Harris each scored 15 points to pace Stanwood, with Harris catching fire in the third quarter by knocking down four of her five three-pointers during the frame.
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Anacortes Edges Sedro-Woolley 65–63 in Overtime Thriller
Sedro-Woolley came up just short Monday night, falling to Anacortes 65–63 in overtime in a tightly contested home conference matchup. The Cubs forced the extra period when Ethan DeJong scored the game-tying basket with 10 seconds remaining in regulation, capping a strong late push.
In overtime, Anacortes sealed the win when Spencer Roberts knocked down the game-winner with two seconds left. Roberts and Brennan Morgenthaler led the Seahawks with 15 points apiece, while Micah Dickison added 14. DeJong led all scorers with a standout 25-point performance for Sedro-Woolley.
Spartans Battle, But Eagles Stay Unbeaten at 73–60
Arlington 73, Stanwood 60
STANWOOD — Stanwood stayed competitive early, but undefeated Arlington pulled away late for a 73–60 win.
Kam Gleaves led the Spartans with 17 points, while Armani Ortiz scored 14 and Brenner Perry added 11, giving Stanwood three players in double figures. The Spartans battled throughout before Arlington’s depth took over in the second half.
Arlington (4–0) was led by Carson Rowell’s game-high 22 points and a complete effort from Mac Crews, who finished with 16 points, 10 rebounds, seven assists and four steals. Micah Robison chipped in 11. Stanwood falls to 1–4.