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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • MONDAY, MARCH 13, 2017
Lady Gulls: ‘We wanted to win it for each other’
Seaside
Seagulls’
Lucy
Bodner
goes
up for a
rebound
against
Marsh-
field on
Saturday.
Continued from Page 10A
No one could have pre-
dicted an 18-2 run to start the
fourth, but that’s what hap-
pened — in Seaside’s favor.
Two free throws by Vil-
legas and a layup by Ideue
started the rally, and the Gulls
were on their way.
The running game opened
up, and Villegas found her-
self on the finishing end, as
the senior — held scoreless
over the first three quarters —
scored 12 points in the final
period, including 10 in a 14-0
run by the Gulls that pushed
their lead from 39-37 to 53-37.
Marshfield did not even
score until a 3-pointer from
Jazmin Chavez as time
expired.
Other than a few bright
spots during Saturday’s game,
it was a rough tournament and
a brutal two days for the young
Pirates, who had four sopho-
mores in their starting lineup.
One night after Marshfield
went 2-for-22 from the 3-point
line (and 6-for-49 overall) in
a Friday loss to Banks, the
Pirates were 4-for-30 from the
3-point line in the loss to the
Gulls, 14-of-64 overall.
“We really stepped up in the
fourth quarter,” said Utti, who
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the last time we were going to
play together, and we wanted
to win it for each other. Made
history.”
Strictly Stricklin
Photos by Danny Miller/The Daily Astorian
The Seaside team celebrates their win against Marshfield on Saturday in Forest Grove.
had 16 points, 15 rebounds, six
assists, three steals and three
blocks, and was named Sea-
side’s Player of the Game.
“Everyone hit the import-
ant shots that they needed to,
and we were flying around on
defense. I think (the Pirates)
were fatigued, and we were in
better shape.”
Hawes, meanwhile, left it
up to his seniors.
“It’s Maddi, Sydney and
Lucy — their last game,” he
said. “We just said, ‘be heroic.’
I know you’re tired, and I knew
(Marshfield) would be. So we
weathered that little stretch at
the end of the second quarter.”
Utti finished her high
school career the way she
wanted, before she heads off
for Fresno State.
“We’re really excited
and happy with the way we
played,” she said. “We were
ready to come back stronger
and better (after Friday’s loss
to Sutherlin).
“It was a tough loss, not
making it to the finals. It was
an emotional game for all of
us. We definitely talked about
it. It was really emotional for
all three of (the seniors). We
knew today was going to be
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Sutherlin won Friday’s
Final Four game with one
of the tournament’s all-time
best shooting performances,
from Bulldog senior Taylor
Stricklin.
Seaside built a 31-27 half-
time lead, thanks to 12 first half
points from Utti. But Suther-
lin’s 6-foot guard knocked
down three straight 3-pointers
to start the third quarter, and
hit two more midway through
the second half as the Bulldogs
extended their lead to 49-36.
The Gulls closed to within
50-42, but Sutherlin made
7-of-8 free throws in the final
minutes to close it out. The
Bulldogs finished 11-of-29
from the 3-point line.
Utti had 19 points and Vil-
legas added 14 for Seaside,
while Stricklin had 24 and
Harlee Baker tossed in 18 for
Sutherlin, which would over-
come an 18-point deficit Sat-
urday night to beat Banks, giv-
ing the Bulldogs their fourth
straight state championship.
“Although the Stricklin girl
made tremendous shots, we
threw the ball away for about
two minutes at the end of the
second quarter to let them right
back in the ball game,” Hawes
said.
Utti also had four assists
and three steals, as Seaside’s
Player of the Game.
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