Sports Beat Gig Harbor boys, girls secure district playoff berths

Gig Harbor, WASports

In a thrilling matchup, the Gig Harbor boys basketball team earned a district playoff berth by defeating North Thurston 62-52, with Michael Masini leading the charge with a game-high 25 points. Senior guard Cole Browne played a pivotal role, scoring eight points in the first quarter and becoming the all-time wins leader in Gig Harbor's boys basketball history. The Tides showcased strong defensive strategies, with DJ Darling and Colin Nelson making significant contributions to disrupt North Thurston's offense. The game also highlighted the team's ability to stretch the floor, as junior Quentin Bockhorn and reserve guard Jack Brown hit key three-pointers. Masini demonstrated his all-around offensive skills, including a critical 3-pointer in the final minutes that helped seal the victory.

With this win, the Tides are gearing up for their upcoming seeding game against Silas, which will finalize their position in the playoffs. The article emphasizes the growth and resilience of the team throughout the season, particularly under pressure. As they prepare for the playoffs, the Tides aim for a successful run, building on their recent achievements.

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