Prep girls basketball 61-59 OT win vs. Snohomish sends Mavs to regional round of state tourney

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The Meadowdale Mavericks secured a thrilling 61-59 overtime victory against the Snohomish Panthers, advancing to the regional round of the WIAA 3A State Girls Basketball Tournament. This win serves as a powerful redemption for the Mavericks, who faced disappointing losses in the previous season's tournament. Senior Audrey Lucas played a crucial role, scoring 16 points, while junior Mia Brockmeyer expressed her personal motivation to defeat Snohomish after last year's painful defeats. The game was marked by a late rally, with the Mavericks overcoming a 50-46 deficit in the final minutes of regulation. As the game progressed into overtime, Meadowdale seized the momentum, aided by Lucas's critical scoring contributions.

Coach Benson Sims commended the team's perseverance and Lucas's ability to overcome her initial struggles. The Mavericks' victory not only highlights their resilience but also sets the stage for a hopeful run towards the Tacoma Dome in the state tournament. With nine players returning from last year's squad, the team's collective memory of past losses has become a driving force for their current success.

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