No. 2 seed North Kitsap beat No. 6 seed Enumclaw 78-68 Friday night to advance to the championship game of the 2A District 2/3 boys basketball playoffs Feb. 19.

The Vikings will play at 7 p.m. at Highline High Schools against No. 1 seed White River, which beat No. 4 seed Port Angeles 57-54 Friday night.

Enumclaw upset third-seeded Renton in an away game Wednesday 57-50.

North Kitsap had a tougher time at home than expected Wednesday night, but the Vikings still won their first-round playoff game against Clover Park 81-72.

Meanwhile, the Kingston boys had their season end with a 63-50 loss at home against Foss Wednesday. The Bucs were seeded 12th and Foss 13th.

Thursday, both girls teams from North Kitsap and Kingston won. No. 6 seed NK beat No. 15 seed Bremerton, and No. 10 seed Kingston beat No. 8 seed Franklin Pierce to advance.

North Kitsap will play No. 7 seed Renton and Kingston will play No. 4 seed Enumclaw Feb. 19.

North Kitsap lost, but Kingston won their first round games in girls basketball Tuesday night.

The Vikings, seeded sixth, fell to No. 3 seed Sammamish 40-34 in an away game. Kingston, seeded No. 10, demolished No. 16 seed Highline 76-19 at home.

North Kitsap

Seventh-ranked Port Angeles shocked No. 1 ranked North Kitsap in boys basketball last week in the final Olympic League game of the season at home 80-63.

They tied for the league title with 13-1 records. The Vikings are 18-3 overall while PA is 16-4. NK beat the Roughriders by two points at home earlier in the season.

The Vikings also beat Kingston last week 94-45 and also ran away from the league’s third-place team, Bremerton, 90-55.

Against Port Angeles, the game was tied 36-36 at halftime. But the Roughriders defense toughened in the second half, rebounding better against the shorter Vikings and limiting their second-chance points, which is critical to their normally potent running game.

The home team hit four 3-pointers in the third period to take a lead then hit free throws at the end when NK was forced to foul.

Harry Davies and Jonas La Tour each had 17 points. Cade Orness added 13 for the Vikings.

In girls basketball, NK lost to PA last week 62-42. They also lost a heart-breaker to league-leading Sequim 38-37. The Viking girls rebounded to beat North Mason 50-42.

NK clinched third place in the league with its record of 10-4, 13-5 overall.

Kingston

The Kingston High School girls basketball team fell to league-leading Sequim last week 45-41 after dropping a game to Klahowya 60-41.

The Bucs finished 7-7 in league and 9-9 on the season, prior to the playoffs.

The Kingston boys team finished its regular season with a 61-53 win over Olympic. The teams tied near the bottom of the standings with 4-10 records, 8-12 overall.

Bainbridge

Both the boys and girls basketball teams have ended their seasons.

They did not qualify for play-in games because the 3A squads didn’t finish third or better in the 2A league.

The boys were fourth with a record of 8-6 in league, 10-7 overall. The girls were fifth with a 6-8 record in league play, 7-9 overall.