The Zone Northwest Sports Update 21425 - My Bellingham Now

Bellingham, WALocal News

The February 14, 2025, sports update from My Bellingham Now provides an in-depth look at the high school basketball district tournaments currently underway in the region. Squalicum's boys' team fell short against Anacortes in a close game, while Lynden's boys continued their undefeated season with a significant victory over Sehome. The article also mentions Bellingham's tough loss to Burlington-Edison, which places them in a crucial loser-out game against Archbishop Murphy. In the 3A bracket, the Ferndale boys advanced to the district quarterfinals after defeating Meadowdale. Additionally, the Western Washington University men’s basketball team showcased their resilience with a comeback win against Western Oregon, largely thanks to Tijan Saine's career-high scoring.

On the women’s side, the Vikings faced a setback against Alaska Anchorage but are set to honor Mark Scholten in their next game against Alaska Fairbanks. The coverage emphasizes the excitement and competitive nature of local sports, engaging the community and promoting school spirit. This article serves as a vital resource for fans and supporters of high school and collegiate basketball in the area.

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