Sparts 2-1 on the year thanks to nine returners and ace hurlers.
Island sports briefs.
They’re a young team, but several players have talent.
Ten Bainbridge players make their respective All-Metro teams.
Spartans never get out of first gear, drop 3A title game to O’Dea. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON – The dream season of the Bainbridge boys basketball team is over, with the Spartans left holding the second-place trophy instead of the big gold one.
That one went to the O’Dea Fighting Irish, who took control from the get-go in a 56-31 win over the Spartans in the 3A state championship game Saturday night on the University of Washington campus in Seattle.
Two wins in two days ensures BHS at least a sixth-place finish.
Bainbridge takes down O’Dea 42-38 to claim the district title and a rare ‘three-peat’ of wins.
Four games stand between No. 1 Bainbridge and its first title in 59 years.
Island sports briefs.
Sparts hang tough, but Vikings take over in fourth quarter.
Davis leads the way with 16 points and three big free throws in overtime.
BELLEVUE – All Caleb Davis needed to do was hit his free throws, and the Bainbridge boys basketball team was off to the 3A Sea-King District 2 championship.
With a sizable crowd roaring to distract him, the junior guard stepped up, took a deep breath, made a few dribbles, and knocked down both freebies with ease with 30.9 seconds left.
Four players score in double figures as BHS makes it to State after 9 years.
Bainbridge bounces back from a loss to Mount Si, downing Nathan Hale by 9.
