Glacier Peak boys take third in State basketball tournament, GP girls fifth Snohomish County Tribune

Snohomish, WALocal News

The Glacier Peak Grizzlies boys basketball team claimed third place at the state tournament in Tacoma, showcasing their skills and determination throughout the games. They secured a 49-41 victory against West Valley in the semifinals, following a challenging quarterfinal match against Gonzaga Prep, where they were defeated 62-50. Meanwhile, the girls team, ranked No. 13, started their tournament journey with impressive wins over No. 5 Union Titans and No.

3 Chiawana Riverhawks, but ultimately faced a setback against No. 1 Davis. Their performance in the consolation semifinals against Woodinville ended with a close score of 54-55, placing them fifth in the state. The article highlights the competitive spirit and achievements of both teams, reflecting the community's pride in their local athletes. By detailing key moments and player highlights, it provides an engaging narrative for sports enthusiasts.

This coverage not only celebrates the teams' successes but also encourages ongoing support for high school sports in the region. The Grizzlies' journey through the tournament serves as an inspiring story for future athletes and a testament to the dedication of their coaches and supporters.

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