The Bothell High girls basketball team posted its most-dominant result of the season on Wednesday, beating Newport 68-33 and remaining unbeaten in conference play.

Bothell (9-0 KingCo, 13-1) has won six games since falling to White River on Dec. 22, and clinched a spot in the upcoming conference tournament with Wednesday’s win over Newport.

The Cougars led 17-10 after the first quarter, but put on the defensive clamps for a 37-16 halftime lead.

Next, Bothell is set to play Mount Si at 6:30 p.m. on Friday in Snoqualmie. The top six teams qualify for the conference tournament, which begins on Feb. 8 at Lake Washington High School in Kirkland. Bothell can finish no worse than 9-6 in conference play.

Issaquah 50, Inglemoor 45 (OT)

The Vikings rallied to force extra time on Wednesday, but Issaquah won the overtime 7-2 for a huge KingCo victory at Inglemoor High School in Kenmore.

Inglemoor (3-6, 6-8) outscored Issaquah by five in the fourth quarter.

Freshman Lucy Young led the Vikings with 13 points and eight rebounds. Amanda Luckett had 10 points.

It was the third tough loss for Inglemoor in succession. The Vikings held a late lead against Bothell on Jan. 13 and lost, and dropped a close game to Skyline on Jan. 11.

Next, Inglemoor is scheduled to play Woodinville at 6 p.m. on Friday at Woodinville High School.

Archbishop Murphy 60, Cedar Park Christian 22

The Eagles had trouble stringing together points in a lopsided conference loss to Archbishop Murphy on Tuesday in Bothell.

The Wildcats led 20-6 after the first quarter, and gave up four points in the second period and only one point in the third.

Sophomore Emily Rodabaugh led Archbishop Murphy (8-0 Cascade, 11-3) with 18 points.

The Eagles fell to 3-5 in conference play and 8-8 overall. Cedar Park had won four consecutive games to start the year before losing to Kings on Jan. 13 and Archbishop Murphy on Jan. 17.

Next, Cedar Park is set to play Cedarcrest at 6:30 p.m. on Friday in Duvall.