Wolverines fall to Darrington in one-point loss; 42-41 | Girls basketball

The Wolverines (2-3) led by one point at the half and tallied the first eight points of the third period to gain a 26-17 advantage. But the Loggers rallied, tying the score at 37-37 late in the final period, and went up by a single point, at 42-41, when Amy Miles buried a three-point shot with one minute left in regulation.

December 16, 2013 11:41 am
Friday Harbor's Maddie Kincaid looks to make a pass inside to an open teammate in the Wolverines 42-41 loss to league-leading Darrington
Friday Harbor's Maddie Kincaid looks to make a pass inside to an open teammate in the Wolverines 42-41 loss to league-leading Darrington

Trailing by a point and with no time left on the clock, back-to-back free-throw attempts by Emily Guard rattled the rim but fell to the floor, and with them went the Wolverines chance of a hard-fought upset over league-leading Darrington, the defending Northwest 1A/2B League champ, in a 42-41 heartbreaker, Saturday, at home.

The Wolverines (2-3) led by one point at the half and tallied the first eight points of the third period to gain a 26-17 advantage.

But the Loggers rallied, tying the score at 37-37 late in the final period, and went up by a single point, at 42-41, when Amy Miles buried a three-point shot with one minute left in regulation.

Friday Harbor’s Tabatha Keane scored a game-high 16 points.

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Friday Harbor travels to Mount Baker Wednesday, and to Concrete, Thursday.