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BAYBORO – Treyvon Respers wasn't a starter last season, nor did he get a ton of playing time.
In his junior season, he delivered when his number was called in Pamlico's first playoff game in six years.
Respers caught six passes for 99 yards and three touchdowns in the Hurricanes' 44-6 win over Southside in Friday's first round of the 1A state playoffs in Bayboro.
It was Pamlico's first playoff victory since 2004.
"It feels good," Respers said. "This is the first time I actually had three touchdowns, ever. Last year, I wasn't starting at all, so I wasn't playing much.
"Now, I have three touchdowns in a game. It's just shocking."
Respers used every bit of his 6-foot-2 frame to come down with a couple touchdowns. He scored on a 15-yard pass from quarterback Josiah Simmons on Pamlico's first offensive possession.
He scored his next touchdown on an 11-yard pass with a minute remaining in the first quarter, and then snagged a 30-yard strike on the final play of the first half.
"The cornerback, he's not a bad cornerback at all," Respers said. "I'm taller and I was just focused tonight. I was focused on the ball all night."
Simmons completed 9-of-13 of his passes for 163 and three touchdowns. He ran for 125 yards on six attempts, and had touchdown runs of 67 and 40 yards.
"He's incredible," said Pamlico coach Kevin Yost. "He's engaged Monday through Thursday and he did exactly what we wanted him to do.
"He made good reads, he stayed composed and I thought he was on the money."
Cameron Moore corralled two passes for 49 yards and Tarik Davis gained 40 yards on the ground.
The Hurricanes (8-4) racked up 328 yards on offense.
"I'm ecstatic. I hate to talk about the past, but it's been a long road," Yost said. "All I want is for these guys to experience success because they've worked so hard."
Southside running back Lawrence Brown rushed for 125 yards on 27 carries, but the Seahawks were limited to 70 total yards.
Defensively, Arthur Randall and Connor Hough were all over the field, leading Pamlico in tackles.
The Hurricanes play host to Northampton County (9-3) next Friday in Bayboro. Northampton County crushed Columbia 48-8.
"It's going to be good to be here," Yost said. "I like the excitement we had from the community. I thought the fans were great.
"It's great to be home and have some familiarity."
Southside 0 6 0 0 – 6
Pamlico 20 16 8 0 – 44
First quarter
PC – Treyvan Respers 15 pass from Josiah Simmons (Ignacio Lugo-Pichardo kick), 10:05
PC – Simmons 67 run (Lugo-Pichardo kick), 6:05
PC – Respers 11 pass from Simmons (kick missed), 1:03
Second quarter
SS – Dylan Lewis 26 run (conversion failed), 10:08
PC – Tarik Davis 6 run (Lugo-Pichardo kick), 9:15
PC – Lugo-Pichardo 26 field goal, 1:10
PC – Respers 30 pass from Simmons (kick missed), :1
Third quarter
PC – Simmons 40 run (Cameron Moore run), 9:43
Team statistics
First downs 13 9
Total 145 328
Rush-attempt 54-145 17-165
Comp-Att-Int 0-2-0 9-13-0
Passing yards 0 163
Fumble-lost 0-0 1-0
Punt-yards 4-107 1-34
Penalties-yards 5-55 5-30
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Passing: Southside – Johnny Sullivan 0-2-0 0. Pamlico – Josiah Simmons 9-13-0 163 3 TD.
Rushing: Southside – Lawrence Brown 27-125, Dylan Lewis 8-44 TD, Isaac Harrell 9-12, Darius Whitely 3-7, Matt Baxter 2 (-2), Sullivan 5 (-41). Pamlico – Simmons 6-125 2 TD, Tarik Davis 6-40, Tony Credle 3-2, Will Becton 2 (-2).
Receiving: Southside – no yardage. Pamlico – Treyvon Respers 6-99 3 TD, Cameron Moore 2-49, Becton 1-8.


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Glacier Peak girls lose to Bellevue
Grizzlies play University on Friday at 10:30 a.m. in consolation bracket
The two teams were tied at 26 after three quarters, but the Wolverines flexed their muscle in the final period and dismissed the Grizzlies 50-39 in the 3A state quarterfinals at the Tacoma Dome.
Bellevue moves on to face Cleveland in today's semifinals. Glacier Peak plays University in a loser-out game.
Glacier Peak coach Brian Hill wanted to control the pace of the game, and for three quarters his team did just that. The Grizzlies led at times, but couldn't gain separation. Their biggest lead of the day was two points. Bellevue had the advantage most of the time, but couldn't pull away either. The biggest lead of the first three quarters for the Wolverines was five points.
It was the type of game the Grizzlies have played all season. The team was executing its defense to perfection and by dictating the pace, GP kept the game close.
After three quarters, Hill couldn't have been happier.
"Beautiful," he said. "It's like our game right? It's going to be a 30-to-31 game. It was good. It was how we wanted it."
But everything changed in the fourth quarter. The Wolverines, who had scored just 26 points through three periods, put up 24 in the fourth quarter.
"The style changed," Hill said. "We dictated the style I thought for three quarters and then the style changed."
Bellevue head coach Leah Krautter said the Wolverines knew the Grizzlies would try to control the pace.
"We talked about that a lot all week," Krautter said. "This team is going to try and slow-play us. They score in the low 40s. That is their game. They are really controlled. They are really smart. We have to try and run on them. They controlled the pace. It was a little concerning in the first half.
"I think we scored half of our points in the fourth quarter. So it just took us a while to get our composure and get back into our speed of play."
Part of the problem for the Wolverines was lack of offense from their better players. Leading scorer Shelby Cansler (16.0 ppg) was held scoreless in the first half and shot 0-for-7 from the field. Tatiana Streun managed just five points. Bellevue's only real scoring came from second-leading scorer Mandy Steward, who had nine points in the first half on 4-for-10 shooting.
The Wolverines picked it up in the second half. Cansler made four of her seven second-half shots and finished with eight points to get the Wolverines going.
"Shelby has been kind of our go-to girl all season," Krautter said. "She struggled a little bit in the first half. She was 0-for-7. We knew she was going to get back on, she always does. So we just told her to keep her composure. She never gives up. She is a really confident girl."
Steward finished the game with 14 points and Streun added 12 to lead the Wolverines.
Hill said the defensive intensity changed in the final quarter.
"We got a little lazy on our defense," he said. "I think we kind of got slow, a little flat-footed. They were able to just keep attacking the rim. They had a lot of buckets down the stretch."
Bellevue stretched its lead to 34-28 early in the fourth quarter, but a baseline 3-pointer by Allie Weathersby stopped the 6-0 run and cut the deficit to three. It was as close as the Grizzlies would get the rest of the way.
Nicole Fausey lead the Grizzlies with 10 points. Kianna Garner added eight.
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Bellevue – Erin McGowan 7, Elisa Park 0, Tatiana Streun 12, Dajah Rogers 2, Mackenzie Keeter 0, Sierra Sublet 2, Kate Holmes 4, Mandy Steward 14, Shelby Cansler 8, Morgan Maring 0, Corrine Foster 0. Glacier Peak – Taylor Baird 4, Sadie Mensing 2, Sophia Gaffney 4, Victoria Goudreau 0, India Smith 0, Sarah Smith 2, Sawyer Manning 0, Kianna Garner 8, Kaela Collins 0, Nicole Fausey 10, Allie Weathersby 8. 3-point goals – Steward 1, McGowan 1, Weathersby 2. Records – Bellevue 25-2 overall, Glacier Peak 18-7.
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AKRON, Ohio—Miami University's men's basketball team staged a late comeback after a double-figured deficit, but the RedHawks (5-9; 1-2 Mid-American Conference) could not complete the rally as they were edged at Akron (11-5; 3-0 MAC) on Wednesday evening, 59-52.
Senior forward Will Felder led all players with 16 points and had a team-leading seven rebounds. He was the lone RedHawk to score in double figures.
A triple by junior guard Will Sullivan at 19:38 and a layup from senior guard Quinten Rollins at 18:55 gave Miami a quick 5-0 lead. The RedHawks caused three Akron turnovers in the opening three minutes to help their efforts.
The Zips came back to knot the game twice at 11-11 and 13-13, but a 7-0 RedHawk surge off a freshman forward Joshua Oswald 3-pointer and a pair of buckets from Felder put the RedHawks out in front 20-13 with 5:35 to go in the opening half.
The teams traded baskets and a sophomore guard Geovonie McKnight jumper put the RedHawk lead back at seven at the 4:03 mark, 22-15. Akron retaliated with a 7-0 run to again tie the game, 22-22, but Miami took a 23-22 lead with 47 seconds left when Rollins sunk the first of two free throws. The Zips came down the floor and took their first lead of the game off a Demetrius Treadwell layup with 32 seconds to play, 24-23.
Miami had the ball for the last play of the half, and senior forward Bill Edwards drained a long jumper as time expired to hand the Red and White a 25-24 lead at the half.
Akron opened the second half on a 13-3 run to claim a 37-28 advantage by the 12:43 mark with the lone RedHawk points coming off a Sullivan trey at as the shot clock expired at 16:14. Miami rattled off six straight points, capped by a Felder layup at 12:43, to pull within three of the Zips, 37-34. Akron pushed its lead to eight points, but Miami was able to cut the deficit to four off and Edwards 3-pointer at 17:52 to close within 42-38.
The Zips extended their lead to double figures and held an 11-point advantage, 55-44, with 3:22. But Miami would not relent, and the RedHawks used a 6-0 run over the next two minutes to close within five off a McKnight dunk at 1:09. After a pair of Quincy Diggs free throws to put the Akron lead back at seven, but Miami came back down the floor and closed within five off an Edwards layup with 17 seconds to play. Treadwell sunk a pair of free throws with 15 seconds left to clinch the game for Akron.
McKnight finished with eight points, four steals and four assists, while Rollins chipped in four assists, two steals and six rebounds. With his two steals, Rollins moved into second on Miami's career steal chart with 176. Rollins' four assists moved him into 10th at Miami for career assists with 329.
Treadwell paced Akron with 15 points and 10 rebounds.
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The article reported "It isn't easy to sum up the business of doing business in northwestern Pennsylvania over the past decade. The years brought both hopeful examples of building for the future and deep disappointment as remnants of the past slipped away. It was a decade that brought us surging stock prices that rose to their zenith in October 2007. But it was also a decade that saw local manufacturers shed thousands of jobs."
Just prior to the opening of the LECOM School of Pharmacy, one of the economic low points for the region was the loss of 750 jobs as the International Paper Company closed the century old local plant. A few of the displaced workers sought new careers by enrolling in the School of Pharmacy. Having a top quality and affordable pharmacy school in Erie made the transition from heavy industry to health care possible for these workers.
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Grab a spoon—it's National Ice Cream Month! It's really no surprise that many of us love to spoil our pets with bits of our tasty summer treats, but pet parents please beware: Ice cream is just one of many summer goodies that could double as serious health hazards to our pets!
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Just say no to the cone. One lick or two (no chocolate, please!) is fine, but because pets do not possess significant amounts of lactase—the enzyme that breaks down lactose in milk—milk and other milk-based products can cause them diarrhea or other digestive upset.
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Feeding your pet raw bones may seem like a natural option, but chicken bones splinter easily and can cause choking or may become lodged in your pet's digestive tract.
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A little sweet, a little tart—and a lot hazardous! Citrus plants contain citric acid, limonin and oils that can cause irritation, and possibly even central nervous system depression, if ingested in significant amounts. Clinical signs of central nervous system depression include vomiting, diarrhea, depression and potential photosensitivity.
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Cooked chicken bones splinter, but I've been feeding my dogs raw chicken bones (chicken backs and chicken necks) for years as part of their raw diet.
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(AU) Ironwood Book Launch and Event: "An Extra Special Invitation" (3 jul 2012)
Book Launch: "Off The Record: Performing Practices in Romantic Piano Playing" by Neal Peres da Costa
Location: Recital Hall East and Atrium, Sydney Conservatorium of Music, Macquarie Street, Sydney AU
"Some of us have very, very busy recently (in fact, for the past few years)...Neal, our wonderful keyboard specialist - harpsichord, fortepiano, historic pianoforte - has a very special event coming up soon that we would like to tell you all about. We hope you may be able to come along, hear all about his new book, and hear Neal with Ironwood putting some of the book into practice with a bit of Brahms. This is the book, the research & the musician that is informing Ironwood's performances in music of the mid-late 19th century German repertoire. A very special & historic - maybe even hip - evening... "
(DE) Dancing Through the Centuries (Tanz durch die Jahrhunderte) (18, 20, 21 jul 2012)
(US) Ariama Article: "Front Runners For The Best of the Year" by Craig Zeichner (12 jun 2012)
(UK) The Bach Players Concert Tour: "Bach's Library" with Marion Moonen (flute) (27-30 jun 2012)
Cambridge Early Music: St John's College Chapel, Cambridge (27 June, 2012)
St John's Downshire Hill, London NW3 (28 June, 2012)
The Octagon Chapel, Norwich (29 June, 2012)
Music in Lyddington: St Andrew's, Lyddington (30 June, 2012)
The Bach Players present a selection of pieces that J.S. Bach had in his library and which provide a context for his celebrated Orchestral Suite in B minor. The flute was the fashionable instrument of the mid-eighteenth century and will take a prominent role in our programme.
(EU) Fair Treatment for Musicians Tavelling on Planes With Their Instruments
(Recently mentioned on various music-related websites.)
A recent petition organized by the International Federation of Musicians is being promoted by many groups. If you are a professional musician travelling the air spaces of Europe, you may want to read up on the reasons behind this petition.
Click on the following link should you wish to read more of the petition: Fair treatment for musicians travelling on planes with their instruments
(* Please note that EarlyMusicNews.org is only passing on this message for information purposes only and is in no way involved in organizing nor advocating a positive or negative response to this petition. -- Marc Paré, Editor)
(CZ) Opera Barocca 2012 (14 aug-9 sep 2012)
Location: Palace Clam-Gallas, Husova 20, Prag 1 CZ
The Institute Baroque Culture in cooperation with organizers of Prague Carnevale present in a new production for Summer Season 2012 series of musical- dance images from famous ballets and operas XVII. and XVIII. century in performances called:
QUAND LES DIEUX DANSENT / When the Gods Dance
SEGRETO / Secret of Prague Palace
VIVAT CARNEVALE / Vivat Carnevale
(US) Institute for Advanced Study, School of Historical Studies (Fellowship Grant Deadline: 1 nov 2012)
(US) Hidden Valley Institute For the Arts - Early Music Road Scholar (28 oct-3 nov, 4 nov-10 nov 2012)
Letitia Berlin, workshop director; Peter Meckel, HVIA director
Location: Carmel Valley, CA
Enroll for one or both weeks. Adults of all ages welcome.
- Week I: intense classes for upper intermediate to advanced levels. Harpsichordists welcome. Faculty: recorder: Letitia Berlin, Frances Blaker, Louise Carslake, Lisette Kielson; viola da gamba: David Morris
- Week 2: open to all levels except beginner. Harpsichordists welcome. Faculty: Recorder, Janet Beazley, Tish Berlin, Frances Blaker; Viola da gamba, Joanna Blendulf; early strings, Shira Kammen
Classes include recorder technique, viol consort, Baroque chamber music, consort classes for Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary repertoire, workshop orchestra. Evening events include faculty concert, student concert, free-lance playing. Free Wednesday afternoon for more playing or sightseeing. Improve your playing in a supportive, friendly atmosphere with world-class teachers.
(DE) Festival Alte Musik Knechtsteden 2012 (21-29 sep 2012)
(From the latest Festival Alte Musik Knechtsteden 2012 newsletter)
Location: Dormagen, DE
The program of the 21st EARLY MUSIC FESTIVAL Knechtsteden has now been posted online. You may also find many slideshows from last year's performances as well as a few videos.
This year's festival concerts feature an interesting mix of performers such as …
(HR) VARAŽDIN Baroque Evenings (21 sep - 2 oct 2012)
(US) SFEMS Children's Music Discovery Workshop - A Midsummer Night's Dream (29 jul - 3 aug 2012)
(Part of the group of summer workshops hosted by the San Francisco Early Music Society (SFEMS))
"A Midsummer Night's Dream. Early music and Renaissance social history for young people from ages 7 to 15. Study the music and dance of England in Shakespeare's time. Beginners to advanced students are welcome. …
(NL) Huismuziek Summer Workshops and Classes 2012-2013
(From the latest Huismuziek newsletter)
A reminder from Huismuziek of its summer workshops and early music classes offerings for the upcoming summer of 2012 and months of 2013.
(IL) The 3rd International Tel Aviv Early Music Seminar (1-9 oct 2012)
Location: Tel Aviv, Sukkot, IL
The Music of the 17th & 18th Centuries
Music Director: Drora Bruck
"A unique course focusing on music from the 17th and 18th centuries. While familiarizing themselves with the culture and customs of the period and their impact on the development of music and musicians, students will enjoy nine days of studying, playing, singing, attending master classes, workshops and listening to and performing in concerts,in the pleasant atmosphere of the new building of The Israeli Conservatory of Music, Tel Aviv. …
(UK) Opera Today Review by Robert Hugill (4 jun 2012): "Handel and the Rival Queens: Lufthansa Baroque Festival"
(US) Lark Camp - Celebration Of World Music, Song & Dance (News Update) (27 jul - 4 aug 2012 )
(From the latest Lark Camp newsletter)
Location: Mendocino, CA 95460 USA
32nd Year Of Lark Camp
Music and Dance from the World Over
Music, Song & Dance Workshops * Cabins * Dances * Parties * Sessions * Great Food * Dance Hall * Dining Hall * Camping * Fire Circles * Mendocino Woodlands Redwoods
Full Camp 8 Days or Half Camp 4 Days
Lark Camp promotes worldwide understanding through music and dance.
Lark Camp provides an open forum for the exchange of creative ideas between musicians, singers, dancers and composers. The Lark Camp experience is enhanced by motivational instructors and inspired students, who also share their passions and skills with the rest of the participants.
News: The 2012 schedule may now be found online.
(NL) Brill will digitize Art Sales Catalogues from the Frick Art Reference Library in New York (20 march 2012)
(US) Cantus and The Rose Ensemble Concert (15 jun 2012)
Location: St. Olaf Catholic Church, Minneapolis
"In conjunction with Chorus America's 35th Annual Conference, Cantus and The Rose Ensemble will be taking the stage together for the first time on June 15. Lasting approximately one hour, this joint performance will feature highlights from Cantus' On the Shoulders of Giants and That Eternal Day programs and The Rose Ensemble's critically acclaimed Land of Three Faiths program."
(IT) Libreria Musical Italiana (LIM): Newly Published
From the "Novità" pages of the Libreria Musical Italiana (LIM) website, newly published titles:
- Pietro Gnocchi Sei concerti per archi a cura di Claudio Toscani (edizione critica)
- Tra feste e cerimonie Catalogo di una collezione dispersa a cura di Daniela petrobelli Boella
- Le fonti musicali in Piemonte Vol. III: Asti e Provincia a cura di Paolo Cavallo
- Rivista Italiana di Musicologia XLVII - 2012
- Fonti della musica sacra Testi e incisioni discografiche a cura di Alessandro Argentini e Ludovica de Nardo
(IE) Cork International Choral Festival (2-6 may 2012) (June 2012 Newsletter - Festival round-up)
A week of colour and culture that surpised and inspired...
"With the final 't's' being crossed in wrapping up what has been a hugely successful year, the team at Cork International Choral Festival would like to sincerely thank all the fantastic choristers that travelled from near and far, our loyal sponsors and supporters, incredible volunteers, and importantly you, the public, for coming out, participating in and supporting the Festival in this, its 58th year. …
(FR) Ensemble Céladon (Newsletter No. 57 - 7 jun 2012)
(From the latest Ensemble Céladon newsletter)
The most recent newsletter from Ensemble Céladon reminds us of the upcoming events:
- 20 June: Deo Gratias Anglia / Eglise de Largentière (07), FR
- 30 June: Baroque Land Prieuré de Saint-Romain-Le-Puy (42), FR
Additionally, you may be interested in hearing a podcast of a recent airing of the …
(US) Carmel Bach Festival's 75 Years of Highlights in Music and Stories (14-28 jul 2012) (News Release)
75 Years of Highlights in One Concert: David Gordon Previews Carmel Bach Festival's "Inside the Music"
Stories, images and musical masterworks from the Festival's origin to the presentCARMEL, CA, June 7, 2012 -- For 15 days this July, the picturesque seaside village of Carmel will become a center of great music and ideas as the Carmel Bach Festival celebrates 75 years of performances by world class musicians.
(US) Washington Early Music Festival (2-30 jun 2012)
(From the latest Washington Early Music Festival newsletter)
(Please note there has been a change of venue for the June 16 event – ed.)
"PASSION will wind its musical way through June in Washington, as it has through centuries of music.
This intriguing theme will unleash creative forces in our artists' programming. We can look forward to emotional performances of sacred or secular passion – love, intrigue, jealousy, death, spirituality.
As has become a tradition, the Festival will offer events throughout the entire month of June. We invite you to take expeditions into the heart of D.C. to attend our concerts, visit museums, try new restaurants, stroll the neighbourhoods. …"
(US) Make Music New York (2012 June 21)
(FR) Ensemble Enthéos: First Acadmy (Workshop) (9-15 jul 2012)
Location: Mirecourt (88), FR
"Enthéos is organizing its first Summer Academy to share the fruits of its research. It will focus on song and the Renaissance madrigal, two genres that help us discover the art of composers and French and Italian poets of the sixteenth century. This academy will highlight great composers who have benefited from the patronage of the great families of Lorraine as the dukes of Lorraine and Guise ... This repertoire is the subject of the next disc Entheos which is due out this fall. We will focus also works by Claudin de Sermisy which this year marks the 450th anniversary of his death. …
(US) Gotham Early Music Scene Newsletter: GEMS Fifth Anniversary Gala Reception (4 oct 2012)
(From the latest GEMS newsletter)
New York Society for Ethical Culture
2 West 64th Street (at Central Park West)
Manhattan NY, US
"Tickets are now on sale for the GEMS Fifth Anniversary Gala Reception and Sinfonia New York's performance of The Art & Ecstasy of the Chaconne on Thursday, October 4 at 7:30 pm! …
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I agree with Sam Harris there is no need to have a separate name for those who have "examined the claims of religion and found them unconvincing". This I found interesting.
"Contempt for out-groups—those members of society that are identified as "not like me"—is as old as time. But for all the awareness of bias, hate crimes, and prejudice against minorities, some get overlooked. Atheists are the most mistrusted, reviled, and disliked minority in the United States, according to numerous studies. Jews, African Americans, homosexuals, illegal immigrants, and even the much-mistrusted Muslim communities are all held in higher regard by the average American than are Atheists. The threat of spiritual alienation is more compelling than anything other than immediate injury.
It may be surprising that we Americans are more suspicious of atheists than we are of Muslims, but there you have it! Bias works in mysterious ways. Gad Saad's blog post last year1 (Atheists Are the Most Mistrusted Group: They Are Evil and Immoral!) cast a bright light on a 2006 study published2 (but previously largely unnoticed) by researchers from the University of Minnesota."


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Billy Porter and Stark Sands star in the colorful and fun new Broadway musical Kinky Boots. Find out if the show won over Word of Mouth panelists Anna, Travis and Yiping.
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Getchell withstands MP's late surge in 75-67 win
After the Marysville Pilchuck girls ran away with the opening act 73-25, Getchell got revenge in the boys game, holding on for a 75-67 win.
Getchell coach Corby Schuh was one of the voices that argued for the event that played out with such a festive atmosphere.
"I think its great for our community," Schuh said, of why he pushed for a change in the schedule that originally had the boys and girls playing the same night in opposing gyms. "It's good for both sides ... I think it was cool. A good little atmosphere."
The Getchell boys (4-5 league, 6-10 overall) held off a feisty Pilchuck (0-9, 0-16) team that looked nothing like a winless opponent on the road.
"I definitely felt that they came for us," Getchell's Nathen Grimm said. "Being a cross-town rival they wanted blood. Because of the last one (earlier this season) they wanted revenge." Grimm finished with 33 points to lead all scorers.
MP held the halftime edge 32-31, which was its first lead since 2-1, but the Chargers retook the lead and slowly built a 13-point advantage thanks to Grimm.
The junior guard did it all offensively for the Chargers, hitting 3s, driving the lane for contested buckets and converting 11 free throws on the night.
His drive and bank off the glass with 3:44 to play in the game gave the Chargers what seemed like an insurmountable 67-54 advantage.
"He's had a lot of playing time and a lot of experience and it definitely paid off tonight," Schuh said of his shooting guard who started as a point guard last year. "You could tell he was calm, cool, collected. Made good decisions. He played really well and stepped up huge."
MP rode Michael Painter, who led the team with 22 points, for most of the game, but the sophomore guard began to tire under the pressure of the Getchell defense in the fourth quarter.
Pilchuck lost the first game between the teams 57-49 and could have easily packed this one in as well, but Dante Fields wouldn't let the Tommies give up.
Fields scored seven of his 14 points in the next 1:36 on hustle plays and free throws as the Tommies chopped nine points off the Getchell lead. The Chargers floundered a bit trying to protect a large late-game lead for the first time.
"The (six) wins that we have I think we've come from behind in all of them except for the first time against MP. So we haven't been in a situation where we've been up and trying to stay up is definitely a challenge for us. It's something we want to learn from."
With the lead just 67-63 and 1:13 to play, Grimm went to work, driving the lane, drawing a foul and sinking the bucket to break the hearts of the Tommies.
"If I have the ball then my job is to drive," Grimm said. Offensively I'm looking to assist but if I know that this guy in front of me is not capable of taking me then I'm going to take it."
He converted the 3-point play to make it 70-63.
The Chargers sank 5-of-6 free throws down the stretch to hold of MP, which pushed until the final seconds.
"We told the guys throw the records out the window," Schuh said. "It's a rivalry game. They are going to come ready to play. Our guys showed up and played really hard defensively and did some good things. We finished it out so it's definitely a good win."
The Chargers now look to secure second place in the Wesco 3A North after pulling into a tie with Oak Harbor. It would be MG's first trip to the district playoffs in school history.
"That last game of the year versus Oak Harbor could be big for us," Schuh said. "We want to push ourselves to be top two at Wesco 3A North."
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Marysville Pilchuck 11 21 18 17 -- 67
Marysville Getchell 15 16 28 16 -- 75
Marysville Pilchuck--Austin Lobaugh 0, Conner Martinis 4, Kaleb Keeton 0, Kyle Garton 6, Nick Henry 6, Michael Painter 22, James Couls 0, TJ Rice 15, Dante Fields 14. Marysville Getchell--Zander Seymer 6, Kaleb Seymer 12, Nathen Grimm 31, Omar Sakin-Romulus 5, Elijah Jordan 18, Jordan Hurtado 0, Austin Miller 0, John McClinton 3, Kody Phaysith 0. 3-point goals--Painter 1, Rice 1, K. Seymer 2, Grimm 4, Sakin-Romulus 1, Jordan 2. Records--Marysville Pilchuck 0-9 league, 0-16 overall. Marysville Getchell 4-5, 6-10.
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