Boys basketball: Seton Catholic 58, King’s 55

Strong defense and few turnovers helped get the Cougars past King’s in Seattle.

“It was our outstanding team defense vs. a very athletic team,” Seton coach Phil Kent said. “We kept them out of the paint.”

Seton also took care of the ball with just seven turnovers.

Isaiah Parker led the Cougars in scoring with 19 points, Luke Pitzer had 13, and Andrew Olson had 11.

Seton never gave up the lead in the fourth quarter, and King’s had the final shot to tie but it rimmed out.

SETON CATHOLIC 58, KING’S 55

SETON CATHOLIC (5-8) — Isaiah Parker 19, Matthew Kent 9, Luke Pitzer 13, Topher Strong 0, Chris Dumas 0, Malik Williams 4, Andrew Olson 11, Zach Cowger 2, Tayvonte Deloney 0. Totals 20 (6) 12-20 58.

KING’S (6-8) — Shane McGaughey-Fick 7, Hunter Reeves 0, Nikko McNeal 0, Campbell 3, Josiah Siers 2, Tyler Durbin 5, Will Pohland 0, Levi Bundrant 2, Hansen Jaron 8, Eyon Zevenbergen 7, Luke Bobin 12, Taylor Schoenfeld 9. Totals 21 (3) 5-17 55.

Seton 10 17 16 12–58

King’s 12 13 16 14–55

JV — King’s won.