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High school sports roundup for Feb. 21, 2026

By
Steve Willits

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Boys Basketball

Consolation Bracket – winner to state/loser out

Edmonds-Woodway defeated Everett 69-39

Edmonds-Woodway boys basketball senior Will Alseth (12) shoots a layup falling away during the Warriors – Everett Seagulls District 1 3A district tourney semifinal game Saturday, Feb. 21 at Jackson High School. (Photos by Michael Bury)
Warriors senior Andreas Simonsen (2) lifts for a shot inside the lane.
Warriors senior DJ Karl (23) catches a Seagulls defender too far out from the right side.
Warriors junior Grant Williams (3) looks for a path inside from the left.
Warriors senior Will Alseth (12) comes down from a shot with the Seagulls defenders all on the floor.
Warriors sophomore Shayaan Shah (4) shoots a long two-pointer from just inside the lane.
Warriors senior Julian Gray (24) gets under and past a Seagulls defender for a shot.
Warriors junior Lincoln Bradford (0) shoots falling away for a late-game basket.
The Warriors punch their ticket to State.

The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors kept their season alive and advanced to the 3A State Tournament with a 30-point victory over the Everett Seagulls, winning 69-39. DJ Karl led the Warriors with 16 points, 10 of those coming in the first half. Julian Gray scored eight of his 12 in the first half as the Warriors built a 34-17 lead at the break and never looked back.

Edmonds-Woodway next heads into the state tournament as the 11th seed. They will play the winner of a Tuesday night game between No. 14 Enumclaw vs. No. 19 River Ridge. The winner of that game will face Edmonds-Woodway at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb 28 at North Creek High School, with the winner advancing to the 12-team field that will play in the Tacoma Dome beginning on Wednesday, March 4.

Scoring by quarter: Total
Everett 7 -10-12-10 39
Edmonds-Woodway 17-17-20-15 69

Edmonds-Woodway individual scoring:
DJ Karl 16, Julian Gray 12, William Alseth 11, Dre Simonsen 10, Shy Shah 9, Grant Williams 7, Lincoln Bradford 2, Harris Dobson 2

Everett individual scoring:
Noah Owens 17, Gemini Jones 6, Henry Selders 6, Julius Pringle 4, Michael Selders 4, Micah O’Connell 2

Records: Edmonds-Woodway 22-3; Everett 16-10
Edmonds-Woodway next game: State Regional game vs Tuesday’s Enumclaw-River Ridge game; Saturday, Feb. 28; 6 p.m. at North Creek High School

Girls Basketball

District Championship Game

Snohomish defeated Edmonds-Woodway 58-22
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Records: Snohomish 18-6; Edmonds-Woodway 20-4
Edmonds-Woodway next game: vs Bellevue (both teams have already advanced to the Tacoma Dome the following week); Friday, Feb. 27; 6 p.m. at Bellevue College

Consolation Bracket – winner to state/loser out

Meadowdale defeated Shorecrest 62-39

Meadowdale celebrates its district tournament win over Shorecrest to clinch a State Tournament berth on Saturday, Feb. 21, 2026 at Jackson High School. (Photos by Andrew Robinson)
Meadowdale junior Kaya Powell (14) shoots a 3 in front of the Shorecrest bench.
Meadowdale sophomore Hannah Keeney (23) searches for senior Mia Brockmeyer (11) as she scans for a passing lane.
Meadowdale senior Mia Brockmeyer (11) shoots a midrange jumper over Shorecrest junior Lina Yang (13).
Meadowdale junior Quinn Gannon (3) with a midrange jumper over Shorecrest senior Jorja Perrin (12).
Meadowdale senior Kylie Richards (4) drives the lane against Shorecrest junior Lina Yang (13).
Meadowdale junior Lexi Zardis (12) eyes the high post as she looks to pass.
Mavericks teammates Lisa Sonko (10) and Hannah Keeney (23) combine to contest a shot by the Scots’ Callie Lasconia (3).
Mavericks junior Lisa Sonko (10) lays it in at the rim.
Meadowdale sophomore Mara Keller (20) hits a corner 3.

The Meadowdale Mavericks, seeded fourth in the District tournament, defeated the sixth-seeded Shorecrest Scots 62-39 to advance to the state tournament. The Mavericks join Snohomish, Edmonds-Woodway and Stanwood as the 3A District 1 teams that will advance to the 20-team tournament.

Juniors Kaya Powell and Lexi Zardis led the Mavericks with 14 points each while senior Mia Brockmeyer added 10. The Mavericks will enter the state tourmament as the No. 15 seed and will take on No. 18 seed River Ridge at Edmonds-Woodway High School at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 24 in a loser-out game. The winner of that game will advance to play No. 10 seed Enumclaw at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28 at Auburn High School.

Scoring by quarter: Total
Shorecrest 7 -8 -16 -8 39
Meadowdale 13-13-14-22 62

Meadowdale individual scoring:
Kaya Powell 14, Lexi Zardis 14, Mia Brockmeyer 10, Hannah Keeney 6, Charlotte Finnell 5, Lisa Sonko 5, Mara Keller 3, Quinn Gannon 3, Kylie Richards 2

Shorecrest individual scoring:
Anna Usitalo 16, Luciana Trujillo 10, Jorja Perrin 6, Calle Las 4, Harper N 3

Records: Meadowdale 14-10; Shorecrest 11-14
Meadowdale next game: vs No. 18 River Ridge (loser out); Tuesday, Feb 24; 7 p.m. at Edmonds-Woodway High School

Boys Swimming

3A State Championships
at the King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way

Individuals who finished in the Top 16:

50 yard freestyle adaptive
6th place – Tor Newquist, Lynnwood

500 yard freestyle:
12th place – Evan Calkins, Lynnwood 4:54.97

200 yard individual medley:
15th place – Evan Calkins, Lynnwood 2:02.15

Relay teams that finished in the Top 16:

200 yard medley
14th place – Edmonds Woodway (Liam Schell, Lennox Norenberg, Luca Hooks, Connor Smith) 1:44.88

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