Kasey Ulin

Kasey Ulin

BASKETBALL: Nate Crippen Memorial Tournament results

Nate Crippen Memorial Tournament at Forks High School

Team Awards

Men’s Upper Division

First Place: Olympic Sporting Goods (Forks)

Second Place: Spoons (Bellingham)

Third Place: Rip City (Tacoma) and Black Diamond Electrical (Port Angeles)

Men’s Lower Division

First Place: D&R Cedar (Forks)

Second Place: Ron’s Food Mart (Forks)

Third Place: Native Nation (Neah Bay) and WRD (Clallam Bay)

Women’s Division

First Place: 7 Cedars (Port Angeles)

Second Place: Neah Bay

Third Place: Makah Nation (Neah Bay) and Inkredibles (LaPush)

Individual Awards

Women’s MVP: Miranda Schmillen, 7 Cedars

Women’s All-Tournament First Team

Krista Johnson, Makah Nation

Bracey Ulin, 7 Cedars

Cherish Moss, Neah Bay

Lenecia Witherspoon, Inkredibles

Gabi Fenumiai, Neah Bay

Women’s All-Tournament Second Team

Jessica Angulo, Wee Road Deli

Tessa Hurn, Steven’s Angles

Tierra Eastman-Williams, Tiff’s Team

Cassi Romberg, D&C Lock and Key

Hazel Greene, Makah Nation

Men’s Upper Division MVP: Kasey Ulin, Olympic Sporting Goods

Men’s Lower Division MVP: Colton Raben, D&R Cedar

Nate Crippen Award: Parker Browning, Ron’s Food Mart

Men’s All-Tournament First Team

Tyler Amaya, Black Diamond Electrical

Adam Fullet, D&R Cedar

Graham Lasse, Spoons

Beau Pelon, Olympic Sporting Goods

Randy Evans, Spoons

Men’s All-Tournament Second Team

Fidel Angulo, WRD

Abraham Venske, Native Nation

Pat Lewis, Rip City

Jeff Nelson, Black Diamond Electrical

Dustin Daniel, Ron’s Food Mart

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