Monroe Bearcats Upset Meadowdale Mavericks in District Tournament Quarterfinals

Lynnwood, WASports

The Monroe Bearcats pulled off a remarkable upset against the Meadowdale Mavericks, winning 50-49 in the District tournament quarterfinals. Senior Halle Keller clinched the victory with a game-winning layup just three seconds before the final buzzer, showcasing her clutch performance with 17 points and nine rebounds. Her twin sister, Hope Keller, also made a significant impact, achieving a double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Meadowdale's scoring was led by cousins Lexi Zardis with 12 points and Mia Brockmeyer with 11 points, highlighting the familial connections in the game. Monroe's victory propels them into the semifinals where they will challenge Stanwood, while Meadowdale heads to the consolation bracket to face Mount Vernon.

The excitement of high school basketball is palpable, and this game exemplifies the competitive spirit and local pride in the sport. As the tournament progresses, both teams will aim for a spot in the state tournament, making future games crucial. This matchup not only entertains but also fosters community engagement and support for local athletes.

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