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Prep roundup for Thursday, Dec. 19

Bothell, WALocal News

The article offers a detailed overview of high school basketball games played on December 19, emphasizing the Jackson boys' team's exciting 52-47 win over Marysville Pilchuck. Joe Eichhorn led the Timberwolves with 18 points, while Jackson Rabe contributed 12 points, including three-pointers in each quarter. Despite the loss, freshman Michael Ranger-Smathers was the top scorer for the Tomahawks with 22 points. In a thrilling double overtime game, Redmond defeated Marysville Getchell 88-83, with Bubba Palacol scoring an impressive 35 points for the Mustangs. La Conner showcased their dominance by beating Lakewood 77-27, highlighted by Caleb Greenwood's 25-point performance.

This article celebrates the achievements of local student-athletes and keeps the community informed and engaged with high school sports.

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