3/5/2026

(Spokane, WA) You can follow along with all the games of the 3A and 4A State Tournaments for both boys and girls. Full schedules, links to the live broadcasts followed up with written re-caps, MVP’s of each game and stats. Our coverage begins 3A boys then 3A girls followed by 4A girls and 4A boys. 

*Note: Our coverage will get updated as we can and additional coverage may be added later such as video highlights. We have one person covering each location so we will be posting 60 re-caps each. We hope you understand and can give us a little patience. 

All stories by Jamie Council

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1B Boys

Thursday, March 5, 2026
Day 2 Quarterfinals
Winners to Semifinals, Losers to Consolation bracket

(4) DeSales 78, (6) Liberty Christian 74 
(1) Lummi Nation 70, (7) Neah Bay 48 
(3) Tulalip Heritage 72, (5) Moses Lake/Covenent Christian 53 
2p (17) Columbia Adventist vs (2) Almira-Coulee-Hartline

1B Girls

Thursday, March 5, 2026
Day 2 Quarterfinals
Winners to Semifinals, Losers to Consolation bracket

3:45p (6) Crosspoint Christian vs (5) Oakesdale
5:30p (7) Pateros vs (1) Neah Bay
7:15p (4) Yakama Tribal vs (3) Waterville-Mansfield
9p (8) Lummi Nation vs (2) Garfield-Palouse

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2B Girls

Thursday, March 5, 2026
Day 2 Quarterfinals
Winners to Semifinals, Losers to Consolation bracket

(5) Cle Elum-Roslyn 68, (6) Toutle Lake 43
(1) Napavine 58, (7) Adna 40
(4) Reardan 52, (3) Brewster 38
2p (9) Davenport vs (2) NW Christian (Colbert)

2B Boys

Thursday, March 5, 2026
Day 2 Quarterfinals
Winners to Semifinals, Losers to Consolation bracket

3:45p (5) Tri Cities Prep vs (3) Okanogan
5:30p (10) Freeman vs (1) Colfax
7:15p (12) Columbia (Burbank) vs (6) Reardan
9p (9) Adna vs (8) Liberty Bell

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1B Boys

Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Day 1 Round of 12 
Winners to Quarterfinals, Losers Out

(6) Liberty Christian 71, (11) Muckelshoot Tribal 38
Patriots shooting beyond the perimeter helped them take a commanding lead, including three by Harrison Cowan. On defense, team transition helped then create quick scores.

Game MVP: Ryker Wageman (sr) – 25 points being a dominant offensive force
MT out and LC plays DeSales tomorrow in the quarterfinals
(7) Neah Bay 74, (10) Sunnyside Christian 58
Neah Bays adjustment on defense to triple team the 6-7 opponent as well as converting from the charity stripe made a difference in this game.
MVP: Tyler Swan (Rebounds, free throws, and team leader
NB plays Lummi Nation in quarterfinals tomorrow
(5) Moses Lake/Covenant Christian 47, (12) Touchet 45 
Aylen Garret scored 35 points, including a buzzer-beater 3 at the end of the first half, but Touchet’s first-ever trip to state was cut short by Moses Lake CCC. The Gulenko brothers protected the rim while Johnny Ferguson wowed the crowd with two first-half dunks en route to his 24-point performance and a win for the Lions
MVP: Johnny Ferguson
(17) Columbia Adventist 57, (8) Wahkiakum 52
Perimeter shooting helped CA take the lead and never look back, including huge 3s from the left corner Wyatt Franz that included a buzzer beater to end the 3Q. Despite being down 43-29 after three quarters on play, Parker Leitz offensive production helped W make it a two-possession game, but it would not be enough.
MVP: Evan Akrawi: Defensive guarding and 15 points/ Leader on the floor

1B Girls

Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Day 1 Round of 12 
Winners to Quarterfinals, Losers Out

(6) Crosspoint Christian 53, (11) Liberty Christian 44 
A fourth-quarter push shoved Crosspoint into the quarterfinals. Down by three after three quarters, Libby Parker and the Crosspoint defense held the Patriots to only 10 points in the final frame. Taylor Haak had 5-3 pointers for Liberty Christian in their season finale.

MVP: Lucia Wasson – 21 points (12 G)
CPA – Quarterfinals tomorrow
(7) Pateros 59, (10) Pe Ell 45 
Wilson and Ravenstem dominated the paint, combining for 38 of Pateros’ 59 points. Stevie Simmons directed traffic as Nanny PG to cruise into the quarterfinals
MVP: Nevelyn Wilson – 21 points
(4) Yakama Tribal 50, (13) Pomeroy 39
The swarming defense and depth of Yakama Tribal made the difference — Creating 37 Pomeroy turnovers. Defense met offense in the second half of play, matching their whole first half scoring in the third frame at 19 points. All 12 players took the court, not letting up, while 10 of the players converted points to help the cause. Julia George scored 8 of her 10 points in the fourth quarter, that make the deficit insurmountable for Pomeroy.
MVP: Julia George. Yakama Tribal faces Waterville-Mansfield 7:15 PM Thursday in the quarterfinals.
(8) Lummi Nation 56, (9) Almira-Coulee-Hartline 48 (OT)
Tied at 47 at the end of regulation, the nightcap kept the fun going in Spokane. Eighth grader Jordan Reeder made a splash in her playoff debut. She had 14 of her 17 points in the 4th quarter and OT frame to keep the Lady Blackhawks season alive. Jemma James carried the Blackhawks early, with team high 20 points. ACH senior Naomi Molitor had a game-high 26 points for her final game as a Warrior.
MVP: Jordan Reeder

2B Girls

Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Day 1 Round of 12 
Winners to Quarterfinals, Losers Out

(6) Toutle Lake 58, (11) Lake Roosevelt 48
LR Kenzie Brown had 10 points in 1Q to give LR a great start, but TL had scoring by committee — 6 scorers including two above 20. Kendall Dean had 21 and Lainey Dean had 20 points. TL outscored LR 42-17 in 2nd half.

Game MVP: Kendall Dean – 11 pts in 3Q/ 21 points total
TL in Quarterfinal tomorrow 9 AM vs Cle Elum-Roslyn

(7) Adna 53, (10) Colfax 30
Huge start for Pirates, leading 22-3 at the end of the first frame. Rylee Bebe spinning drive was unstoppable on offene and the Adna press created the desired turnovers. Allie Jenkin had 19, but it’s the end of the line for Colfax.

MVP: McKenna Torrey (Leadership, defensive pressure, offensive poise, play making -15 points)
Adna faces Napavine in quarterfinals

(4) Reardan 43, (12) Raymond-South Bend 37
Tied 9-9 after 1Q, tied at half and tied at 33 in the 2nd half, but Reardan caused turnovers and converted from the free throw line to put the game out of reach.

MVP: Terrice Waters for scoring
Reardan plays Brewster tomorrow in the quarterfinals

(9) Davenport 52, (8) Mt Vernon Christian 34

The Davenport defense came out disruptive. MVC was 11/57 from the field in the loss. Clare Lathro finished with 8 rebounds and 5 blocks.
MVP: Glenna Soliday (25 points, 6 rebounds. Full game effort.
Davenport will face depending state champion #2 Northwest Christian in the quarterfinals tomorrow

2B Boys

Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Day 1 Round of 12 
Winners to Quarterfinals, Losers Out

(3) Okanogan 60, (11) Mt Vernon Christian 51
Mt. Vernon Christian struggled in efficiency while Okanogan took full advantage in creating opportunities. The Bulldogs created turnovers and won the game on the boards. Lucas Carlton led the way on defense into offense with 15 rebounds and 5 blocks.

MVP: Lucas Carlton. Okanogan plays Tri-Cities Prep at 3:45 on Thursday in the quarterfinal.

(10) Freeman 58, (7) Napavine 47
Temperatures ran high in the loser-out game as Freeman upset the Tigers. Napavine took their first lead of the night at 42-40, but the Scotties answered back in the double-digit win.

MVP: Finn LaPointe – 31 points and great defensive play. Freeman vs. Colfax – Quarterfinals tomorrow

(12) Columbia (Burbank) 63, (4) Toledo 55
Schumacher brothers knocked down four tres in the first quarter to set the tone for the defending state champions. It was 18-8 after one quarter of play. Burbank lost 8 or its 10 players from last year’s squad but are back in the dance. Cooper Fallon had 18 points, bringing Toledo within 1 at one point in the game.

MVP: Brody Schumacher – 16 points
(9) Adna 49, (8) Liberty Bell 39
Trevin Salme struck from distance to open the third quarter to carry Adna to the finish line. The Paz brothers helped keep it close for Liberty Bell, but Salme iced the game with FT.
MVP: Trevin Salme

 

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