Basketball Shorecrest and Shorewood both have make or break games on Saturday

Shoreline, WASports

On February 22, 2025, Shorecrest and Shorewood high school basketball teams are gearing up for critical games in the 3A District 1 Tournament, both looking to secure a place in the state competition. Shorecrest's recent journey included a solid win against Snohomish (52-43) but ended with a narrow loss to Monroe (48-44), pushing them into the consolation bracket. Now, they must defeat Marysville Getchell to keep their championship hopes alive. Meanwhile, Shorewood, after a strong performance against Marysville Getchell (68-62), faced a setback against Edmonds Woodway (67-37), also landing them in the consolation bracket. They will meet Sedro Woolley in a do-or-die match, with both teams feeling the pressure to perform.

The excitement surrounding these games showcases the community's passion for high school sports and the dedication of young athletes. As the tournament progresses, local supporters eagerly anticipate the outcomes that will determine the path to state competition. These matchups not only reflect the competitive spirit of the teams but also highlight the importance of local sports in fostering community ties.

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