Thursday's boys Class 4A state tournament roundup

Gonzaga Prep 72, Kentridge 60

The Bullpups pulled away with a big third quarter after the teams had played even for the first half. Tied at 38 as the third quarter began, Gonzaga Prep built an eight-point advantage entering the fourth quarter. The final score was the biggest lead the Bullpups enjoyed.

Chris Sarbaugh scored a game-high 22 points for Gonzaga Prep, the same number as Chargers’ Gonzaga-bound guard Gary Bell. Sarbaugh also had eight rebounds.

Parker Kelly added 20 points and four assists for the Bullpups, and Stephen Ferraro scored 15 points and grabbed a game-high 11 rebounds.

Sarbaugh’s 22 points were efficient. He made 10 of 18 field goals and two of four free throws. Bell needed 19 shots, of which he made six (and just one of seven three-pointers). Bell also was 9-for-12 from the free throw line.

Garfield 90, Puyallup 80

Tony Wroten, Jr., scored 29 points, had 10 rebounds, five assists and six blocked shots for the Bulldogs, who moved into the semifinals. Scoring right with the University of Washington-bound Garfield senior was Puyallup senior guard Jay Balmer, who made 10 of 20 shots and finished with 28 points for the Vikings.

Puyallup also got 21 points from Erin Barber, while Daeshon Hall scored 21 points and had 12 rebounds for Garfield. The Bulldogs had four players in double figures scoring and three with double-digit rebounding totals.

Garfield led the entire way, getting out to as much as a 19-point lead, 70-51, in the fourth quarter.

Curtis 64, Olympia 49

The Vikings jumped in front by shooting nearly 50 percent from the field in the first half (13 of 27), then steadily extended the advantage. At one point late in the fourth quarter, Curtis (23-3) got its lead to 19 points, 64-45.

Darius Johnson-Wilson led the charge for the Vikings, scoring 15 points despite making only two of eight field goals (11 of 16 from the free-throw line) and grabbing 12 rebounds. Davonte Lacy had a game-high 17 points for Curtis.

Alex Weber-Brader and Jamey Smith each scored 14 points to pace the Bears (23-5). Weber-Brader also had 12 rebounds, while Dominick Franks added 10 boards for Olympia.

Davis 88, Jackson 76

The Pirates jumped out in front, racing to a 43-25 lead at the half. The Timberwolves closed to within nine, 75-66, midway into the fourth quarter.

University of Oregon-bound Brett Kingma, who made his first three-pointer of the game, missed his next seven in the first half and had only eight points at the break. He finished with a game-high 30, plus six assists.

David Trimble’s triple-double led Davis. Trimble scored 24 points, had 12 rebounds and dished out 10 assists. Marcus McClurkin added 18 points for Davis.