Meadowdale Mavericks Advance with 70-25 Win Over Mount Vernon Bulldogs

Edmonds, WASports

The Meadowdale Mavericks delivered an impressive performance, defeating the Mount Vernon Bulldogs 70-25 in a crucial District tournament game. Sophomore Lexi Zardis led the scoring with 22 points, showcasing her talent and contributing significantly to the team's success. This victory is especially important as it keeps Meadowdale's hopes alive for qualification in the 3A state tournament following their earlier upset loss to the Monroe Bearcats. The Mavericks will face the top-seeded Snohomish Panthers, who recently lost to the Shorecrest Scots, in an elimination match on February 22. The scoring by quarter highlighted Meadowdale's dominance, particularly in the second and third quarters where they outscored Mount Vernon significantly.

Individual contributions from players like Audrey Lucas and Payton Fleishman further solidified the Mavericks' commanding lead. With a current record of 16-7, the Mavericks are looking to build momentum as they aim for state qualification. This matchup not only emphasizes the competitive spirit of high school basketball but also the potential for local teams to make an impact in state tournaments.

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