Lily Lamothe’s camp is April 21.
More than 400 teams went to Spokane to shoot hoops — and the 8th grade Hornets came away on top.
However, the girls came in behind the opposing teams.
The girls team won three of the four matches in Yakima.
Anthony Mills, John Carrier. Ryan Fehr, Wyatt Neu, Gunnar Trachte, and Riley Rutledge are going to the next level.
The boys, however, made an early exit.
And all four Hornets basketball teams are heading to state.
WRHS girls were the No. 1 seed this year for the SPSL 2A league, with the boys coming in at No. 2.
Eight of the athletes hail from White River; the other seven are from Enumclaw.
Six Enumclaw Hornets were honored by SPSL 2A with all-state recognition.
Enumclaw and White River will be at the Feb. 2 – 3 state championship.
Both the Enumclaw and White River high schools are about to become small fish in a bigger pond.
And the Enumclaw girls are in second with one loss — to White River, of course.
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