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3A bi-district: Street to state more durable for Mountain View ladies after OT loss

Washington3A bi-district: Street to state more durable for Mountain View ladies after OT loss

No person stated winner-to-state bi-district basketball video games come straightforward. 

Mountain View’s quest for the ladies basketball program’s first state berth since 2001 isn’t over, however the highway bought more durable after Saturday’s 50-47 time beyond regulation loss at dwelling to River Ridge within the 3A bi-district quarterfinals. 

Whereas River Ridge, out of the Hawks Prairie of Lacey, celebrated its first state berth since 2016 and two years faraway from an 0-20 marketing campaign, the Thunder (15-7) now should win two loser-out video games to succeed in state. This system’s final state look got here throughout a 22-6 season in 2001. 

It begins Wednesday internet hosting Silas of Tacoma. 

“To get that close and to not finish is tough,” first-year coach Chuck Knight stated. “A tougher route, but that was our message in the locker room. We’re still alive and got a great chance to still move on.”

For each River Ridge and Mountain View, Saturday’s sport was a fast turnaround from their bi-district openers Friday evening. It went an additional 4 minutes after the groups completed regulation tied at 43-all; Mylee Thompson (10 factors) hit two free throws with 19.9 seconds left that tied the sport after 5 lead adjustments within the closing quarter. River Ridge’s largest lead of 36-31 got here to begin the fourth after a 19-2 scoring run. 

In time beyond regulation, River Ridge junior Brandi Stanford took over. She scored six of her game-high 24 in time beyond regulation. Mountain View, with out two starters the ultimate 3:25 of time beyond regulation after fouling out, tied it twice. The latter got here at 47-all on Thompson’s layin with 1:40 to play. 

The Thunder had the ultimate possession with 12.2 seconds left, however didn’t get a shot off. 

Sveva Bernasconi led the Thunder with 14 factors earlier than fouling out the ultimate minute of regulation. Jadlyn Senderson added 10 and Amaya Paschal chipped in 9. 

RIVER RIDGE 50, MOUNTAIN VIEW 47 (OT)

RIVER RIDGE — Jada Flynn 0, Maya Armstrong 7, Makiah Wilbourn 9, Kai Paresa 0, Iris Thomas 0, Dakari Weatherly 2, Future Robinson 0, Brandi Stanford 24, Jayla Cavalier 8. Totals 20 (2) 9-21 50.

MOUNTAIN VIEW — Mylee Thompson 10, Jadlyn Senderson 9, Layla Senderson 0, Colette Kuffner 0, Sveva Bernasconi 14, Camaria Brown 6, Amaya Paschal 8. Totals 19 (4) 5-10 47.

River Ridge 7 11 18 7 7 – 50

Mtn. View 14 13 4 12 2 – 47

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