Wolverines misfire at Lynden Christian | Girls basketball

The loss to the Lyncs is the latest dip in the Wolverines roller-coaster season. They bounced back from a 62-38 defeat at Orcas, Jan. 17, to rout Concrete 52-13 at home. Tabatha Keane scored 13 and Maddie Kincaid contributed 10 in the win.

January 28, 2014 6:19 pm
Maddie Kincaid looks inside for an open teammate in a December game against Darrington in Turnbull Gym.
Maddie Kincaid looks inside for an open teammate in a December game against Darrington in Turnbull Gym.

Points proved hard to come by as the Friday Harbor girls basketball team failed to score in double digits in all four quarters of play in a 65-24 defeat, Saturday, at Lynden Christian.

The Lyncs led 39-13 at the half and pocketed the win after outscoring the Wolverines 26-11 in the second half.

The loss against the Lyncs is the latest dip in the Wolverines (6-9, 1-3 league) roller-coaster season. They bounced back from a 62-38 defeat at Orcas, Jan. 17, to rout Concrete 52-13 at home. Tabatha Keane scored 13 and Maddie Kincaid contributed 10 in the win. Keane tallied 11 to lead the Wolverines in the loss at Lynden Christian.

Friday Harbor travels to Coupeville Wednesday, and to La Conner, Friday. They are back home to host Blaine, Saturday; tip off is 1:30 p.m.

Next:

Friday Harbor faces Coupeville, Wednesday, at 4 p.m., and La Conner, Friday, 4 p.m., in back-to-back road games. They host 1A conference rival Blaine, Saturday; tip off is 1:30 p.m. in Turnbull Gym.

— Scott Rasmussen