Sequim’s Isaiah Moore drives to the basket around the defense of WF West’s Brian Anouma (23). Also in the play are Sequim’s Zach Thompson (1) and WF West’s Tyler Klatush (24). (Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

Sequim’s Isaiah Moore drives to the basket around the defense of WF West’s Brian Anouma (23). Also in the play are Sequim’s Zach Thompson (1) and WF West’s Tyler Klatush (24). (Emily Matthiessen/Olympic Peninsula News Group)

PREP ROUNDUP: Sequim boys, Port Angeles girls fall

SEQUIM — The Sequim boys basketball team stuck with a good WF West team, but was hurt by a 22-point Bearcats’ third quarter in a 60-44 nonleague loss on Tuesday.

The Wolves went into the half down just 29-21 to the 5-2 Bearcats, but got outscored 22-11 in the third as WF West opened up a 19-point lead.

Sequim was led by 14 points from Isaiah Moore and 11 from Zach Thompson.

“Zach Thompson played great for us. He handed the ball and led our team,” said coach Craig Brooks.

Keenan Green hit three 3-pointers and scored nine points.

Sequim (1-2, 2-4) plays again tonight at 5 p.m., hosting Granite Falls (1-6).

WF West 60, Sequim 44

WFW 18 11 22 9 — 60

Sequim 9 12 11 12 — 44

WF West (60) — Dalan 16, Iswald 12, Brumfield 8, Klatush 8, Potter 5, Jones 4, Hoff 4, Kelley 2, Lutman 1.

Sequim (44) — Moore 14, Thompson 11, Green 9, Grider 4, Carrizosa 4, Smithson 2.

Girls basketball

Lynden 47, Port Angeles 35

LYNDEN — Going up against the No. 2-ranked 2A team in the state, the Port Angeles girls basketball team kept the game close until the second half, ultimately falling to Lynden 47-35.

The score was 23-21 Lynden at the half.

“We had our strongest first half of the year, down only two points at half to the Lions, currently 7-0 and ranked No. 2 in the WIAA RPI rankings,” said coach Michael Poindexter. “Our zone defense did a good job of disrupting Lynden’s offensive rhythm and we rebounded well on both ends of the floor.”

“Anna Petty did an exceptional job of floor leadership and offensive attack mentality. Piper Williams and Teanna Clark had good nights defensively along the baseline in our zone defense,” Poindexter said. “Lynden’s guard depth and physicality made it difficult for us to score much in the second half, but we were pleased with our defense throughout the contest.”

Petty led the Roughriders with 15 points and six rebounds, while Lindsay Smith scored seven. Lexie Smith led the team with nine rebounds, adding five points, while Paige Mason had seven rebounds and four points.

The Roughriders (3-1, 3-5) played 6-1 Sehome on Wednesday after press deadline. Sehome previously beat an undefeated WF West team in the tournament being held at Lynden High School.

Lynden 47, Port Angeles 35

PA 15 6 6 8 — 35

Lynden 17 6 13 11 — 47

Port Angeles (35) — Petty 15, Lindsay Smith 7, Lexie Smith 5, Clark 4, Mason 4, Rognlien, Williams.

Lynden (47) — Koetje 14, K. Newcomb 13, A. Newcomb 7, Mills 6, VanderYacht 5, Stephen 2.

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