Shorecrest boys play Tuesday at Oak Harbor, Thursday at home after Friday loss to MLT

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This week, the Shorecrest boys' basketball team is focused on improving their Wesco 3A standings as they face Oak Harbor and Everett. After a recent 55-46 loss to Mountlake Terrace, where junior Chibuogwu scored an impressive 23 points, the Scots are determined to bounce back. With a current record of 7-5 in the league and 10-8 overall, they are vying for a better position in the playoffs. A victory against Oak Harbor, who sits at 4-8, would be particularly beneficial, especially since Shorecrest had previously defeated both Oak Harbor and Everett earlier in January. The Scots could potentially surpass Mountlake Terrace if they secure two wins this week.

This article highlights the competitive nature of high school basketball and the significance of each game as the season nears its conclusion. The urgency of the upcoming matches is underscored by the potential impact on tournament qualifications. As the team prepares for these crucial games, the performance of key players like Chibuogwu will be pivotal in shaping their postseason prospects.

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