Viking senior Jack Weyer hit the go-ahead layup as the Inglemoor High boys basketball team picked up a huge conference win over Issaquah on Tuesday in Kenmore.

Weyer scored on an inbounds play — the ball passed in to Jalen Woodley, then swung to Chinedu Ugokwoli, who dumped down low to Weyer for an off-balance shot at the rim.

Weyer finished with a team-high 15 points in the win for Inglemoor, which has been on a roll as of late. The Vikings (5-4 KingCo, 6-8) started the year with seven losses in their first nine games, but have won four of five and three straight, including wins over Skyline, Bothell and Issaquah.

Skyline, Bothell and Issaquah are the top three teams in the conference standings, but with five games to play, Inglemoor is still within reach of the top spot.

Ryan Hamilton scored eight points for Inglemoor on Tuesday. Ugokwoli had eight rebounds and three assists.

Next, Inglemoor is scheduled to play Woodinville — fifth in the KingCo standings) at 7:30 p.m. on Friday at Woodinville High School. Woodinville won the match up on Dec. 16.

Bothell 79, Newport 68

The Cougars won to retain the top spot in the conference standings on Tuesday in Bellevue.

No individual or team stats were reported.

Next, Bothell is set to play Mount Si at 8 p.m. on Jan. 20 in Snoqualmie.

Cedar Park Christian 71, Sultan 59

The Eagles pulled away for a Cascade Conference victory on Tuesday in Sultan, clinching a berth in the Class 1A District tournament.

Senior Drew McLaurin tied a season high with 27 points in the win for Cedar Park (4-4 Cascade, 9-7). George Reidy had 17 points.

Next, the Eagles are set to play Cedarcrest at 8 p.m. on Friday in Duvall.