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High School Basketball finals from Friday night

It was senior night at the Mount Baker v Sehome girls game February 1st and over a dozen girls were honored before the start of the game. Photo: KPUG

The Mount Baker girls defeated Sehome 38-28 Friday night. It was Senior Night for the Mountaineers and their last game in regular play for the season. Seniors Danielle Tyler and Haylee Malone had the top scores with 12 and 9, respectively.

Also on the girls side Nooksack Valley beat Blaine 41-31 & Lakewood fell to Lynden Christian 76-21.

In boys play Lynden defeated Ferndale 77-51.

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