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

Snohomish, WALocal News

The Glacier Peak boys’ basketball team clinched third place in the state tournament at the Tacoma Dome, marking a significant achievement for the school. Despite an initial loss to Gonzaga Prep, the team demonstrated resilience by defeating West Valley in the semifinals with a score of 49-41. Meanwhile, the Glacier Peak girls’ team, starting as underdogs, impressed many by reaching the semifinals after victories against ranked teams, although they ultimately finished fifth after a close match with Woodinville. Both teams exhibited remarkable skill and teamwork throughout the tournament, contributing to a memorable season for Glacier Peak athletics. The boys' impressive record of 10-1 before the tournament underscores their strong performance this year.

These achievements not only highlight the talent within the teams but also serve to unite and inspire the local community. The success of both teams in the state tournament reflects the growing prominence of high school basketball in Snohomish County. Support for local sports is expected to surge as fans rally behind these accomplished teams.

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