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High school sports roundup for Dec. 23, 2024 Meadowdale breaks 32-year-old school record Warriors improve to 7-0

Lynnwood, WASports

In an exciting high school sports roundup, the Meadowdale Mavericks broke a long-standing school record for 3-point shots in a resounding 75-58 victory over the Everett Seagulls. This impressive achievement saw the Mavericks make 14 shots from beyond the arc, surpassing the previous record of 13 set in 1992. Leading the charge was Natnael Ghirmay, who scored 21 points and made all three of his attempts from 3-point range. Adam Desta and Payton Hernandez also played crucial roles, scoring 17 and 12 points respectively, with Hernandez making four 3-pointers. On another front, the Edmonds-Woodway Warriors continued their strong season by defeating Marysville Getchell 58-42, improving their record to 7-0.

Cam Hiatt's double-double of 16 points and 10 rebounds was instrumental in the victory, while Bubba Palacol stood out for the Chargers with 24 points. Both teams are looking ahead to their upcoming matches, keeping the excitement alive for local basketball fans. This roundup highlights the dynamic nature of high school sports and the remarkable performances of local athletes.

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