SEQUIM — John Textor sank two free throws with five seconds left to lift the Sequim boys basketball team to a 71-70 upset of Olympic League-leading Bremerton on Tuesday night.
Textor and Corbin Webb combined for 36 points to propel Sequim (5-2 in league, 5-5 overall) over the Knights (6-1, 6-3), who were previously undefeated in league.
“It was four quarters of fun and excitement,” Sequim coach Greg Glasser said about the game.
Textor scored a team-high 19 points while Webb was right behind with 17 for the Wolves’ well-balanced scoring attack.
“This is the first time this year anyone on our team has scored more than 15 points,” Glasser said.
Josh McMinn scored nine points while Clancy Catelli and Jeremie Oliver scored eight each.
Bremerton’s standout scorer Jarell Flora scorched the nets for 27 points, but it wasn’t enough.
The Knights were up by three with 30 seconds left but Michael Dunning sank a 3-pointer to tie it up.
Terrance McGee shot a free throw to give the Knights a one-point lead before Textor settled it with his own two free throws with five seconds left.
The Wolves next play at Olympic, which now has the services of standout guard Larry Dixon, on Friday night.
Sequim 71, Bremerton 70
Bremerton 10 18 20 22 — 70
Sequim 14 18 16 23 — 71
Individual Scoring
Bremerton (70)
Flora 27, McGee 16, Coleman 10, Shadle 12, Wilson 2, Lawrence 2.
Sequim (71)
Dunning 5, Webb 17, Textor 19, C. Catelli 8, Oliver 8, McMinn 9, F. Catelli 5.
Onalaska 70, Forks 35
ONALASKA — Onalaska, the No. 4-ranked Class 1A team in the state, put on a clinic against the Spartans in Tuesday night’s Southwest Washington League game.
For the fourth game in a row, everyone who played for Onalaska scored.
All nine Onalaska players scored against Forks.
The Spartans trailed 41-20 at halftime and were too much in a hole to climb back into the game.
“We had 29 turnovers, a new season record for us,” Forks coach Scott Justus said.
Fernando Hernandez led Forks with 12 points, five rebounds and four assists. Frank Noles brought down nine boards.
Onalaska 70, Forks 35
Forks 12 8 4 11 — 35
Onalaska 18 23 12 17 — 70
Individual Scoring
Forks (35)
Hernandez 12, Noles 7, Gaydeski 6, T. Penn 5, Decker 3, Contreras 2.
Onalaska (70)
Hallstrom 12, Miles 11, Naillon 9, Barnes 9, Netbed 8, Sweett 6, Dalton 6, Majors 4, Stanley 3, Kelly 2.
Girls Basketball Bremerton 53, Sequim 24
BREMERTON — The Wolves simply didn’t have an answer for stopping the Knights’ Carpenter twins Tuesday night.
“We came up well short on defense against those two,” Sequim coach Stephanie Lewis said of the duo, who finished with 42 points combined.
Bremerton took a 30-7 lead into halftime that was never challenged.
Rylleigh Zbaraschuk led the Wolves with six points. Lindsey Soha and Jessica Lauritzen each added five for Sequim (0-6, 0-8).
Bremerton 53, Sequim 24
Sequim 4 3 10 7 — 24
Bremerton 18 12 14 17 — 53
Individual Scoring
Sequim (24)
Zbaraschuk 6, Lauritzen 5, Soha 5, Harrison 4, Balkan 2, Ignagni 2.
Bremerton (53)
J. Carpenter 27, K. Carpenter 15, Sein 9, Wood 4, Gaines 3, Gretzenberger 2, White 2.
Boys Swimming North Kitsap 114, Sequim 70
POULSBO — The Wolves had some nice highlights in Tuesday’s Olympic League duel.
Ezra Perkins took first place in the one-meter diving, scoring 172.5 points. Noe Calderon was first in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 55.65 seconds.
Parker Steichen won the 100 breaststroke in 1 minute, 15.36 seconds.
PA beats 2 teams
PORT ANGELES — The Roughriders (8-0)remained perfect by beating Olympic 103-79 and Klahowya 113-42 in an Olympic League double-dual meet Tuesday at William Shore Memorial Pool.
Nick Peterson and John Christian were both double winners for the Riders.
Peterson beat both teams in 1-meter diving with a score of 213.40 and in the 100 free in 57.14.
Christian pulled a double in the 200 free (2:03.20) and 500 free (5:50.93).
In addition, the Riders had two additional double winners against Klahowya as Ben Flowers took the 100 butterfly (57.15) and the 200 individual medley (2:14.22), and Tyler Burke won the 50 free (24.83) and 100 backstroke (59.96).
The Riders swept three events against Klahowya, placed first and outscored the Eagles in all 12 events.
Port Angeles placed first in half the events against Olympic.
Also taking first for the Riders were the 200 free relay with Flowers, Charlie Parks, Christian and Peterson and the 400 free relay with Christian, Peterson, Burke and Flowers.