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These 4 Seniors are signing off! Last time in a Ce

These 4 Seniors are signing off! Last time in a Cedarcrest uniform. 🥹
In a win-or-go-home district playoff battle, Cedarcrest and Renton delivered a gritty, defensive showdown that came down to the final possessions. Despite a fierce fourth‑quarter push, Cedarcrest fell just short, dropping a 41–39 heartbreaker that ended the Red Wolves’ season.
First Half
Renton opened strong, using early second‑chance opportunities and timely threes to build a 12–6 lead after one. Cedarcrest found its rhythm in the second quarter behind aggressive rebounding and steady defensive stops, clawing back to trail just 22–16 at halftime.
Cedarcrest Highlights
Kiki Anderson powered the Red Wolves offensively, scoring a game‑high 13 points while grabbing 8 rebounds and battling through constant defensive pressure.
Avery Dice anchored the paint with an impressive 15 rebounds, adding 3 points and a steal in a strong all-around effort.
Stella Metcalf contributed across the board with 5 points, 9 rebounds, 4 assists, and a game‑high 6 steals, showcasing relentless effort on both ends.
Maddie Davis added 6 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 assists, while Willow Ash chipped in 7 points including a key three-pointer that fueled Cedarcrest’s late run.
Off the bench, Emma Plecher provided a perfect shooting night, scoring 5 points on 2‑for‑2 from the field.
Cedarcrest dominated the glass with 48 total rebounds, including 23 offensive boards, creating numerous second‑chance opportunities.
Second Half & Final Minutes
The Red Wolves surged after halftime, outscoring Renton 23–19 over the final two quarters. Cedarcrest held Renton to just 10 points in the fourth, giving themselves multiple chances to tie or take the lead.
With under a minute left, Cedarcrest cut the deficit to two on a put-back bucket. A defensive stop gave them the ball back, but the final possession ended in a contested miss as time expired.
Despite the loss, Cedarcrest battled with heart, effort, and toughness—embodying the resilience that defined their season. The Red Wolves finish their year with pride, having fought to the final whistle in one of the most intense games of the district tournament.

In a high‑stakes, loser‑out matchup, Cedarcrest de

In a high‑stakes, loser‑out matchup, Cedarcrest delivered one of its most balanced and disciplined performances of the season, defeating Foster 56–47 to advance in the district tournament. The Red Wolves controlled the interior and relied on efficient scoring in the paint to secure the win. Senior forward Kiki Anderson was unstoppable, powering Cedarcrest with 23 points and 11 rebounds on 9-for-17 shooting. Anderson consistently punished Foster inside and at the free‑throw line (5–8 FT), setting the tone with relentless physicality.
Secondary scoring and ball movement shine as the team delivered timely production:
Stella Metcalf was outstanding in her minutes, scoring 8 points while adding 4 assists and 5 steals. Her efficiency and defensive disruption were game‑changers. Maddie Davis provided a steady two‑way performance with 9 points, 3 assists, and just 1 turnover. Willow Ash added 6 points and 5 rebounds, continuing to provide reliable interior defense. Avery Dice scored 6 points and battled on the glass with 8 rebounds contributing early second‑chance opportunities that kept momentum on Cedarcrest’s side.

This victory demonstrates Cedarcrest’s growth under pressure—balanced scoring, leadership, impactful bench minutes, and a connected defensive effort. With the win, the Red Wolves survive and advance, showing the toughness and cohesion necessary for postseason play. The next matchup occurs Wednesday night back at Foster High School in a loser out, winner to state matchup with Renton.

UPDATED: See Below Rooters Bus to District Playof

UPDATED: See Below
Rooters Bus to District Playoff Girls/Boys Basketball

There will be a Rooters Bus departing at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, February 18th, to Foster High School for District Playoff Basketball.

Girls Game: vs. Renton at 6:00 p.m.
Boys Game: vs. Foster at 7:30 p.m.

Both games are winner/loser out to State, so come support our teams!

The bus will begin loading at 4:15 p.m. Please arrive early.
Sign up in the main office. There is room for 40 Red Wolf student fans!

Free entry to the game for the 40 Red Wolf student fans that sign up!

Bus will head home directly after the boys game concludes.

Please note that anyone riding the rooter bus needs a field trip form signed by a parent or guardian prior to boarding the bus.

Road to State rolls on Wednesday @ 6:00 pm. CHS L

Road to State rolls on Wednesday @ 6:00 pm. CHS Lady Red Wolves face Renton in a must-win game! We need a packed house at Foster H.S! Stick around for the CHS Boys game as they chase State glory. It will be an exciting night of CHS basketball! 🏀 🐺♥️🙌🏻⛹️‍♀️🖤

Time to put on our game faces! Our 4 Seniors don’t

Time to put on our game faces! Our 4 Seniors don’t want this to be their last game! They need your support!! Come out and cheer them on as they take on Foster, Monday, February 16th, 6:00 pm @Foster H.S.

These girls are not giving up and are fighting for

These girls are not giving up and are fighting for a spot at State!
Cedarcrest 48, Cleveland 33
Cedarcrest delivered a complete team performance to extend its postseason run with a 48–33 victory over Cleveland in a loser‑out district matchup. The Red Wolves controlled the game on both ends of the floor, winning three of four quarters and holding Cleveland to just 20% shooting from the field and 15% on two‑point attempts.
Cedarcrest’s efficiency inside proved decisive, led by a breakout performance from Senior Kiki Anderson. Anderson was nearly unstoppable in the paint, finishing 10-of-13 from the field on her way to a game‑high 22 points, adding 5 rebounds, 2 steals, and 1 block. Alongside her, Senior Avery Dice delivered one of the most well-rounded stat lines of the night. In 21 minutes, Dice, scored 4 points, dished out 5 assists, and grabbed 10 rebounds leading to control of the interior on both ends.
Sophomore guard Maddie Davis added key scoring and tempo control for Cedarcrest, finishing with 11 points, 4 assists, and 4 steals while attacking the lane throughout the night.
Stella Metcalf quietly delivered one of the night’s best all-around efforts: 6 points, 6 assists, 4 rebounds, and 4 steals, helping anchor Cedarcrest’s defensive pressure that forced Cleveland into 25 turnovers.
Cedarcrest’s swarming defense was the difference.
They forced 25 Cleveland turnovers
Held Cleveland to 5-for-33 on two‑pointers
Allowed only 6 points in the first quarter and 3 in the third.
Cedarcrest continues play on Monday night versus Foster at Foster High School.

Game Summary: Cedarcrest vs. Nathan Hale – SeaKing

Game Summary: Cedarcrest vs. Nathan Hale – SeaKing Round 2
Cedarcrest battled wire‑to‑wire in a physical, high‑tempo Round 2 matchup at the SeaKing Tournament, ultimately falling 60–55 to Nathan Hale despite a strong second‑half surge and standout individual performances.
First Half: Defensive Grind
The game opened with both teams trading stops and playing through heavy defensive pressure. Cedarcrest trailed 13–12 after the first quarter and entered halftime trailing 19–20 after a low‑scoring second period. The Red Wolves controlled the paint early, winning the rebounding battle and generating second‑chance opportunities behind the activity of Kiki Anderson, Avery Dice, and Stella Metcalf.
Second Half: Momentum Swings
Cedarcrest erupted for 21 points in the third quarter, their best offensive frame of the night. Metcalf and Maddie Davis pushed the pace, and the Red Wolves repeatedly broke through Hale’s first line of pressure to convert at the rim. Cedarcrest carried a 40–37 lead into the fourth.
But Nathan Hale answered with a huge final period, outscoring Cedarcrest 23–15 behind a barrage of threes and free throws from their leading scorer, Boise State commit Zia-Daye Anderson, who finished with 45 points. Despite Cedarcrest’s defensive intensity and multiple late-game stops, Hale’s perimeter shooting proved to be the difference.
Cedarcrest continues on in the consolation bracket with a game at 1:30pm on 2/14 at Foster High School. They will play Cleveland in this loser out matchup.

Let’s show this team some love tomorrow!! 🖤🐺♥️Join

Let’s show this team some love tomorrow!! 🖤🐺♥️Join us at 1:30 pm @Foster H.S. as they take on Cleveland H.S. in a must-win playoff game tomorrow!!! LETS GO!!!

Get ready for Thursday night playoffs @ 6:00 pm! O

Get ready for Thursday night playoffs @ 6:00 pm! Our Lady Red Wolves are taking on Nathan Hale, the #1 seed. Let's pack the stands and cheer them on!

Cedarcrest Dominates Lindbergh in District Playoff

Cedarcrest Dominates Lindbergh in District Playoff Opener, 58–21
The Cedarcrest Red Wolves opened the district playoffs with a commanding 58–21 victory over Lindbergh, using a blistering first half and relentless defensive pressure to secure the win.
Cedarcrest set the tone early with a 22–4 first‑quarter burst and took a 41–13 lead into halftime. The Red Wolves shot an impressive 52.2% from the field, including 56.4% on two‑pointers, while holding Lindbergh to just 15.7% shooting overall and 0% from three‑point range.
Senior forward Kiki Anderson delivered a breakout postseason performance, scoring a game‑high 19 points on 8‑of‑12 shooting while adding 4 rebounds, 5 steals, and 4 blocks.
Fellow senior Avery Dice was nearly perfect from the floor, finishing with 8 points and 6 rebounds on 6‑for‑9 shooting. Sophomore guard Maddie Davis added 11 points and contributing 3 assists and 3 steals. Sophomore Stella Metcalf filled the stat sheet with 10 points, 3 rebounds, 5 assists, and a team‑high 12 steals, spearheading a defensive effort that forced 40 Lindbergh turnovers.
With the game well in hand, Cedarcrest spread minutes throughout the roster and cruised to the 58–21 win. Every Red Wolf contributed defensively, and 10 players recorded either a point, rebound, assist, or steal.
Next up for Cedarcrest is a Thursday district matchup with away at #1 seed Nathan Hale. Game time TBD.

WIAA District 2 Tournament Game @ CHS! Tip off at

WIAA District 2 Tournament Game @ CHS! Tip off at 7:00 pm against Lindbergh H.S. Come cheer on our Lady Red Wolves!
Exciting News!! Game will be streamed live online!
https://valley1049.org/listen-live/
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Renton Claims KingCo Girls Basketball Championship

Renton Claims KingCo Girls Basketball Championship with 50–40 Victory over Cedarcrest
The Cedarcrest Red Wolves battled with heart and resilience but ultimately fell 50–40 to Renton in the KingCo Girls Basketball Championship on Saturday night, closing out a hard-fought league title game between two of the conference’s top programs.
Cedarcrest set the tone early, taking a 15–13 lead after the first quarter behind strong interior play and disciplined defense. The Red Wolves continued to compete possession by possession, but Renton’s balanced scoring and rebounding depth began to shift momentum in the middle quarters. Renton outscored Cedarcrest 11–4 in the second quarter and 14–7 in the third to build a lead they would maintain through the final horn.
Despite the loss, Cedarcrest delivered a determined performance anchored by Stella Metcalf, who led the Red Wolves with 14 points, 9 rebounds, 3 assists, and 3 steals, showcasing her all-around impact on both ends of the floor. Senior Kiki Anderson added a strong presence in the paint with 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 blocks, while Senior Avery Dice contributed 8 points, 7 rebounds, and a three-pointer, providing energy and versatility.
Cedarcrest’s defensive pressure was evident throughout the game, forcing Renton into 18 turnovers and recording 10 steals and 5 blocks as a team. Maddie Davis played a key role defensively and as a facilitator, finishing with 5 assists, 4 steals, and a block, while helping control the tempo.
The Red Wolves continued to fight late, outscoring Renton 12–14 in the fourth quarter, but were unable to close the gap as Renton sealed the win from the free-throw line and on second-chance opportunities.
Cedarcrest finished the night shooting 39% from the field and holding Renton to 27.6% overall shooting, underscoring the defensive intensity that defined the Red Wolves’ championship run.
While the final score favored Renton, Cedarcrest’s appearance in the KingCo Championship reflects a season marked by growth, toughness, and teamwork. The Red Wolves now turn their attention to postseason play, carrying forward the experience and confidence gained on the league’s biggest stage.

Last night's game didn't go as planned, but we're

Last night's game didn't go as planned, but we're proud to celebrate our 25-26 Kingco All Tournament Team Players of the Game, Maddie Davis & Stella Metcalf! 🎉💪🏀
MVP of the Game was Gigi Victor Hill from Renton.

Update on our Holiday Free Throw A-Thon that was h

Update on our Holiday Free Throw A-Thon that was held on 12/19/25. Thanks to everyone who donated. The girls enjoyed their prizes this past week.

Game faces ready! We know Friday night is busy, b

Game faces ready! We know Friday night is busy, but the Lady Red Wolves would love some support tomorrow night at Lindbergh High School as they face off against Renton again - it should be a close one! We need to pack Lindbergh’s gym with CHS fans!! Tip-off is at 6:00 pm. 🏀💪🎉♥️🖤⛹️‍♀️🐺

Congrats to our KingoCo All-Division Lake - Honora

Congrats to our KingoCo All-Division Lake - Honorable Mention, Maddie Davis!

UPDATED: Congrats to our 25-26 KingCo All-Divisio

UPDATED: Congrats to our 25-26 KingCo All-Division: Lake Award Winners

FIRST TEAM:
Kiki Anderson
Stella Metcalf
HONORABLE MENTION:
Maddie Davis
COACH OF THE YEAR:
Hillestad

Huge congrats to our JV team on the win against Re

Huge congrats to our JV team on the win against Renton yesterday! It was a real nail-biter!
Varsity game review, generated by AI:
Cedarcrest and Renton Split Season Series; Finish as KingCo Co‑Champions
In a matchup befitting two league champions, Cedarcrest and Renton closed the regular season Friday night with a hard‑fought contest, as the Redhawks earned a 56–43 victory. The result completed a season series split, with both teams winning on the road, and secured Cedarcrest and Renton as Co‑Champions of the KingCo League.
Renton built momentum behind a strong rebounding and interior presence, finishing with a 47–24 advantage on the glass and converting consistently inside. Cedarcrest battled throughout, forcing turnovers and creating scoring opportunities, but was unable to overcome Renton’s second‑chance points and late‑game execution.
For Cedarcrest, Stella Metcalf led the scoring effort with 14 points, adding five assists and four steals in a complete two‑way performance. Maddie Davis followed with nine points, going 5‑for‑7 from the free‑throw line while adding four steals. Avery Dice contributed nine points, including two three‑pointers, while Kiki Anderson added six points, four rebounds, and two assists.
Cedarcrest finished the night with 14 assists and 11 steals, highlighting strong ball movement and defensive pressure. The Red Wolves shot 35.4% from the field and held Renton to under 25% from three‑point range.
Renton was led by a balanced scoring attack, paced by 22 points from #33, who also pulled down six rebounds. #23 posted a double‑double with 10 points, 14 rebounds, and three blocks, anchoring the Redhawks defensively. Renton finished shooting 39.3% from the field and controlled the paint with 20 offensive rebounds.
Despite the outcome, the night underscored the competitiveness between the two programs. Earlier this season, Cedarcrest earned a road win at Renton, while Renton returned the favor in this rematch — a fitting reflection of a season in which both teams stood atop the league standings. Post season play begins next week and these teams are sure to match up again.

It's time to pack the Den, Saturday 5:40 pm! CHS r

It's time to pack the Den, Saturday 5:40 pm! CHS ranked 20th in the WIAA 2A RPI takes on 13th ranked Renton! They won't go down without a fight after our victory earlier in the season! 🐺🏀💪#packtheden #supportwomensports🏀

Cedarcrest Girls Basketball Earns Road Win Over Ty

Cedarcrest Girls Basketball Earns Road Win Over Tyee, 41–30

The Cedarcrest High School girls’ basketball team delivered a strong defensive performance Wednesday night, defeating Tyee 41–30 in an away conference matchup. The Red Wolves set the tone early and never trailed, holding Tyee to just 30 points while forcing 34 turnovers.
Cedarcrest jumped out to an early advantage behind disciplined defense and steady offensive execution, leading 8–2 after the first quarter and extending the margin to 21–11 at halftime. The Red Wolves continued to control the tempo in the second half, matching Tyee’s physical play while protecting the lead down the stretch.
Senior Kiki Anderson led Cedarcrest with a game‑high 11 points, while adding an all‑around defensive presence with 10 rebounds, 6 steals, and 4 blocks. Maddie Davis provided a spark on both ends, finishing with 10 points, 5 assists, and 5 steals, and posting a +21 plus‑minus in just under 23 minutes.
Willow Ash contributed 9 points, knocking down two three‑pointers, while Stella Metcalf chipped in 5 points, 3 assists, and 3 steals. Cedarcrest’s defensive pressure resulted in 19 steals and 7 blocks, disrupting Tyee’s offensive rhythm throughout the game.
As a team, Tyee outrebounded 35–42, but Cedarcrest made up for it with active hands, strong help defense, and timely free‑throw shooting, converting 7-of-12 from the line. Cedarcrest also finished with 14 assists on 16 made baskets, underscoring the team’s emphasis on ball movement.
Tyee was led by balanced scoring but struggled from the field, shooting 26.0% overall and 17.6% from three‑point range, as Cedarcrest’s pressure forced contested shots and limited open looks.
Cedarcrest improves its momentum heading into the next stretch of league play and will look to continue building on its defensive intensity and balanced scoring.

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