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State Tournament scores from Thursday

The Lynden boys move on to play Pullman in the State-Semi finals Friday March 1st. Photo: KPUG

The defending state champion Lynden Christian boys suffered their first loss of the season Thursday at the State Tournament in Yakima. They fell to Kings 73-50. They will play Seattle Academy Friday at 12:15pm in a loser-out game.

The Lynden Christian girls beat Elma 55-25. The Lyncs will take on Medical Lake Friday at 5:30pm in the semi-finals. Medical Lake got there by beating Meridian 41-33. Now Meridian will battle Elma in a loser-out game Friday at 10:30am.

The Lynden boys defeated Columbia River 52-40. They will move on to play Pullman Friday at 3:45pm in the semi-finals.

The Lynden girls lost to East Valley 52-42 and will play against Port Angeles Friday at 12:15pm in a loser-out game.

You can hear all five games Friday on AM1170 KPUG or AM790 KGMI. For a complete listing of where you can hear each game, click here.

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