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High school sports roundup for Dec. 21, 2024

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The high school sports roundup from December 21, 2024, highlights the impressive performances of Lynnwood's athletic teams, particularly in boys' and girls' basketball and wrestling. The boys' basketball team triumphed over Marysville Pilchuck with a score of 56-41, led by Cole Betancourt's 18 points and Hosny El-Aarag's 12 points. In a nail-biting finish, the girls' basketball team from Edmonds-Woodway edged out Bellingham 39-37, thanks to a last-second shot by Janie Hanson. The article also covers the Royal Classic wrestling tournament, where Lynnwood's girls' team claimed first place with a total score of 147. Individual performances, such as junior Mia Brockmeyer's 23-point game, are highlighted.

The piece includes detailed records for each team, emphasizing their season progress and upcoming match schedules, making it a valuable resource for local sports fans and fostering community support for high school athletics.

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