Sports Beat Gig Harbor boys open district play with double-overtime win

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Gig Harbor Tides showcased their resilience by defeating Todd Beamer 70-65 in a gripping double-overtime game during the Class 3A District 3/4 boys basketball tournament on February 12. The Tides started strong with senior guard Cole Browne and junior Quentin Bockhorn making significant contributions, including Bockhorn's five successful 3-pointers. Michael Masini was a standout player, scoring 28 points and grabbing 17 rebounds, breaking the school's single-season record for rebounds. The game was characterized by intense officiating, leading to four players fouling out and Masini taking an astounding 28 free throws. Despite a late-game three-pointer from Todd Beamer's Terrance Whiting, who finished with 31 points, the Tides held their ground in the second overtime.

Key plays from Ty Buchanan and reserve guard Troy Arnold helped secure the victory, much to the relief of coach Billy Landram. Gig Harbor now prepares for a crucial winner-to-state game against Bellarmine on February 14, where they aim to solidify their state tournament aspirations. This victory not only highlights the team's skill but also their determination in high-pressure situations.

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