2021 High School Basketball Schedule

We’re bringing you High School basketball all season long! The KPUG, KGMI and KBAI sports broadcast crew will feature select games throughout the season!

*On-Air Schedule subject to change

DATE	MATCH	COVERAGE	TIP-OFF	STATION
2/22	Ferndale @ Kennewick (boys)	6:45pm	7:00pm	KPUG
	2/25 PLAYOFFS:
2/25	Lynden vs Sequim(Girls) at Mt Vernon HS	5:45pm	6:00pm	KPUG
2/25	Lynden vs Port Angeles (boys) at Mt Vernon HS	7:45pm	8:00pm	KPUG
2/25	Sehome vs N Kitsap (boys) at Foss HS	5:45pm	6:00pm	KGMI
2/25	Squalicum vs Nooksack (girls)	7:15PM	7:35pm	KBAI

	2/26 PLAYOFFS (all at Mt Vernon High):
2/26	Nooksack Valley vs Colville (girls)	1:45PM	2:00pm	KGMI
2/26	Blaine vs Wahluke (boys)	3:45pm	4:00pm	KGMI
2/26	Lynden Christian vs Seattle Academy (Girls)	5:45PM	6:00pm	KGMI
2/26	Lynden Christian vs Annie Wright (boys)	7:45pm	8:00pm	KGMI

Click Here For The Complete 2021-22 Northwest Conference Boys Basketball Schedule

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