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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2017
Seaside: Boys, girls basketball teams inch closer to title
Continued from Page 10A
The winner of Thursday’s quar-
terfinal will play either North Bend
or Philomath in the semifinals.
“Whenever we have a big
break, we always come out the next
game on fire,” said Seaside senior
Attikin Babb. “We spend a lot of
time working out, and we have a
trainer who works us really hard,
so we make sure to keep in shape.”
Babb scored a game-high 16
points, and the Gulls opened the
second half with a critical 13-2 run
to put the game away.
The No. 16 seed Cougars trailed
22-9 early in the second quarter,
but fought back to within 27-24
late in the first half.
Seaside forced turnovers on
Cascade’s first three possessions
of the third period, and the Gulls
scored several times in transition
to pull away.
In addition to Seaside’s win,
three other Cowapa League teams
scored victories in Friday’s Sweet
16 round.
Banks, Tillamook and Val-
ley Catholic are also among the
final eight in Forest Grove, giv-
ing the Cowapa four teams in the
quarterfinals.
Danny Miller/The Daily Astorian
Jackson Januik drives to the basket during the first half as Seaside faces off against Cascade on Friday in Seaside.
No doubts
If the Cougars had any doubts
about the Gulls being the No. 1
team in the state — those doubts
were erased by the end of the first
quarter.
Cascade’s only lead was 4-2 in
the opening minute.
Jackson Januik and Hunter
Thompson
hit
back-to-back
3-pointers for Seaside, and the
Gulls were off and running, lead-
ing 15-6 after one quarter.
Minutes later, Duncan Thomp-
son scored on an offensive rebound
to give Seaside a 22-9 advantage.
The Cougars rallied and kept
the game close, but three straight
Cascade turnovers and scores for
the Gulls (Januik, Payton Wester-
holm and Babb) pushed Seaside’s
lead to 36-24.
More baskets in transition from
Chase Januik, Westerholm and
Babb made it 42-29 with under
three minutes left in the third, and
the Cougars never recovered.
After the early lead, “We got a
little lenient and got into some foul
trouble, so the game got slowed
down,” said Babb, who had three
fouls early and spent most of the
second quarter on the bench. “And
Jeff Ter Har/For the Daily Astorian
Trainers tend to Maddi Utti on the sidelines
during Saturday’s game after she landed hard.
Jeff Ter Har/For the Daily Astorian
Seaside’s Maddi Utti goes up for a shot in the first quarter
and is fouled. Utti landed hard and suffered an injury to
her chin and wrist. The girls play Cascade Thursday.
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Time off
Following Seaside’s last game
against Valley Catholic Feb. 21, the
10-day layoff was nothing new for
the Gulls.
In December, Seaside went nine
days without a game, then crushed
Elma, 97-40; and in their longest
layoff without a game (Dec. 28 to
Jan. 12), the Gulls returned to the
court after 15 days off and pounded
Newport, 83-67.
“We’ve had plenty of (long
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very well in the first half tonight.
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took some quick shots and some
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— to score.
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1-3-1,” he said. “We got better
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baseline and hit a couple shots. We
got the ball inside and got to the
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by (the Gulls are hoping) a very
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having already played Gladstone,
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because our kids have a lot of fight
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