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Snohomish Panthers Defeat Glacier Peak in Girls Basketball Rivalry

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The Snohomish Panthers secured a significant victory against the Glacier Peak Grizzlies, winning 62-42 on December 14, led by Tyler Gildersleeve-Stiles' impressive 25-point performance. After a quiet start that left them one point behind at the end of the first quarter, the Panthers rallied in the second quarter to gain a 29-20 lead. Their momentum carried into the second half, where they extended their advantage to 20 points. This win is crucial for the Panthers as they face their crosstown rivals, showcasing their determination and teamwork. Meanwhile, the Glacier Peak Varsity Boys team responded strongly in the second game of the doubleheader, defeating Snohomish 76-42.

The outcome of both games emphasizes the intense rivalry and competitive nature of high school basketball in the area. Events like these foster community spirit and support for local athletes. As the season progresses, both teams will aim to build on these performances in upcoming matches.

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Rev. Carol Jensen, tireless advocate for justice, remembered

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