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Steve Dion and Paul Valencia breakdown the Greater St. Helens League. The reclassifications have impacted the number of playoff teams coming out of this tough league.

In the 4A GSHL – Can Union make a run with their new coach? Will Skyview push their way to the top? Or will Camas hang on to their strangle hold of league dominance? Who will represent SW Washington at the end of the season?

The 3A and 2A leagues have also seen major changes, we’ll break it down for you.

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Defending Champs Mark Morris Yakima Bound Again


Defending Champs Mark Morris Yakima Bound Again
By Steve Dion

Saturday- February 27th 2016 Girls 2A Regionals
Bellevue College 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final
Toppenish 11 13 18 13 55
Mark Morris 12 20 10 23 65


Mark Morris Monarchs

The Mark Morris Monarchs have taken one step closer to repeating as state champs by defeating the Toppenish Wildcats on Saturday afternoon in regional round play. Their balanced attack included four double digit scorers with Brooke Walling, Libby Bartleson, Zsaleh Parvas, and Alexis Troy recording 18, 14, and a dozen apiece respectively.

After facing an eight point deficit at halftime, Jenni Johnson (23 points, 6 rebound, 6 steals) and Janealle Sutterlict (13 points, 5 steals) led a third quarter charge that brought the Wildcats within a single bucket heading into the final quarter. Could Toppenish take the lead?

Midway through the final quarter, Parvas knocked down a three pointer following a blocked shot and outlet pass. She was fouled in the process and the bucket seemed to remove any remaining momentum the Cats still held. With the victory, Mark Morris will vie for back-to-back titles next weekend.

The Final Score
Mark Morris 65, Toppenish 55.

Top Performers:

Mark Morris
Brooke Walling- 18 points, 11 rebounds

Toppenish
Jenni Johnson- 23 points, 6 rebounds