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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2015
Clash: Seaside girls dominate Astoria in 50-29 win
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found that if you have a bigger
kid on Januik, he can’t shoot over
the top as easily,” Goin said.
“And we had to rely on them
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nitely missed some 3-pointers
that they’re used to making. But
defensively we’ve done that to
everybody all year. Our problems
have just been offensively.
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ally executed a game at both ends
of the court.”
Offensively, the night was
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for the Fishermen.
Back-to-back scores by Jarrett
and Ryan Palek had given Asto-
ria a 27-18 lead with 2:55 left in
the third quarter, before Seaside
responded with a layup by Zach
Marston and a 3-pointer from
Hunter Thompson.
Big Shot No. 1: Astoria’s Kyle
Strange answered Thompson’s
trey with a 3-pointer of his own,
and Fruiht scored shortly after to
give the Fishermen a 32-23 lead
going into the fourth.
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period with a short jump shot by
Marston, and Astoria decided to
slow things down on their next
possession.
Jarrett passed up a wide-open
look at a 3-point shot, and instead,
the Fishermen were patient and
finally got the ball to Fruiht, who
scored Big Shot No. 2 — a back-
door cut that resulted in an easy
layup and a 34-25 lead.
“That showed some maturity,”
Goin said. “I don’t think we make
that play a week ago. And against
a team like Seaside, we talked
about making them play some
defense. They want to get up and
down as quick as possible, and
our advantage this time was in-
side, and making them play some
defense.”
Still, the Gulls wouldn’t go
down easily.
Januik buried a 3-pointer at
the 2:32 mark, and Attikin Babb’s
trey with 1:19 left cut the Fisher-
men lead to 35-31.
Which led to Big Shot Nos. 3
and 4.
After Babb’s score and a time-
out, Strange hit Palek with a long
pass on the ensuing inbound play,
with Palek scoring and drawing a
foul.
Palek missed the free throw,
but Johnson gathered in the loose
ball and scored underneath to
push Astoria’s lead to 39-31 with
1:11 left.
From there, Johnson made
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seconds to clinch the win.
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JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian
Astoria’s Libby DiBartolomeo, No. 12, watches as Seaside’s Whitney Westerholm, No. 24,
steals the ball in the second half of their basketball game at Astoria High School Tuesday.
to a 50-29 victory. The Gulls won
the first meeting, 59-20.
Haylee Dundas led a trio of
ston 4, Meyer 2, Eagon 2, Lewis.
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AST (42): Morgan Fruiht 13,
with 14, followed by Maddi Utti
Jarrett 9, Strange 7, Johnson 7,
(11) and Sydney Villegas (10).
Palek 4, Fremstad 2, Scroup,
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Keating.
Seaside
6 10 7 10—33
from Astoria’s Chloee Hunt had
Astoria
11 8 13 10—42
the Lady Fish within 11-7 late
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Girls
ney Westerholm answered with
Seaside 50, Astoria 29
a short jump shot that sparked a
SEA (50): Haylee Dundas 14,
Utti 11, Villegas 10, Westerholm
15-0 run for the Gulls.
6, P.Ideue 5, Bussert 4, Brown,
Dundas and Utti hit 3-point-
West, Trott, Zagata, J.Ideue.
ers
in the third quarter, as the lead
AST (29): Chloee Hunt 15,
eventually reached 40-14.
Wallace 5, Abrahams 3, Mitch-
ell 2, Dalton 2, DiBartolomeo 1,
Astoria had open looks all
DeMander 1, Colson, Albright.
night, but couldn’t buy a basket in
Seaside
15 13 14 8—50
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Astoria
7 2 12 8—29
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Hunt found her shooting touch
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Seaside 50, Astoria 29
game-high 15 points, to go with
In the Clatsop Clash girls’ 12 rebounds.
game, it was a closer score than
The Gulls (8-1 in league)
JOSHUA BESSEX — The Daily Astorian
WKH ¿UVW WLPH DURXQG ZLWK WKH locked up a share of the league
same winner.
title with the win, and can earn the Seaside’s Haylee Dundas, No. 15, puts up a shot while de-
Seaside built a 19-point half- title outright with a win Friday at fended by Astoria’s Alexis Wallace, No. 42, during the first
half.
time lead Tuesday night, on its way Tillamook (2-7).
SCOREBOARD
PREP SCHEDULE
THURSDAY
Girls Basketball — NWL
Playoff, Neah-Kah-Nie at Knap-
pa, 7 p.m.
FRIDAY
Girls Basketball — Astoria at
Valley Catholic, 5:30 p.m.; Sea-
side at Tillamook, 5:30 p.m.
Boys Basketball — Astoria at
Valley Catholic, 7:15 p.m.; Sea-
side at Tillamook, 7:15 p.m.
BASKETBALL
HIGH SCHOOLS
Boys
Astoria 42, Seaside 33
SEA (33): Hunter Thompson 8,
Smith 6, Babb 6, Januik 5, Mar-
we’ve run a sustained offense
without panicking,” Goin said.
“We got in trouble a little, but
we did some good things and we
made some plays that we haven’t
made all year. A lot of people
stepped up tonight and did their
job.”
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Clatsop County School Board
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The terms for Positions #1, #3 & #5
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The City of Astoria is now
accepting applications for the
position of Communications
Operator (dispatcher).
This is a regular benefited position
at Salary Range 22,
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Jewell School District #8
Announces Elections for:
School Board Member
Positions #1, #3 & #5
Clatsop County School Board
Elections will be held May 19, 2015.
The terms for Positions #1, #3 & #5
on the Jewell School Board end
on June 30, 2015 and the new
term will begin July 1, 2015 and
run through June 30, 2019.
If you would like to consider
representing Jewell families on
the governing board, please
visit or call the Clatsop County
Elections Department.
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