After 51 wins in a row, Brandon Roy suffers first loss as high school basketball coach

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Garfield could tumble in national rankings after Tuesday loss.

Brandon Roy is no longer undefeated as a high school basketball coach.

The three-time NBA All-Star saw his nationally-ranked Garfield (Seattle, Wash.) team fall 58-55 in district tournament play Tuesday night against Seattle Prep (Seattle).

Kalu Stricklin scored 15 points and Nikola Trifunovic added 13 to spark the upset for Seattle Prep (15-9), which took Garfield to overtime back in December.

HS Boys 3A 2018 Sea King Dist.2 Quarters Seattle Prep upset @MaxPreps #5 Nation Garfield. Prep Players and students sing the Prep Fight Song! @LuLu_stricklin @Niclynch17 @JaxonWoodward @DeclanK00 @ColinGale15 pic.twitter.com/OoXJEwkPOP

— 206HS/NWACScouting (@BillElleby) February 14, 2018

In his rookie season on the sideline, Roy and MaxPreps National Player of the Year Michael Porter Jr. led Nathan Hale (Seattle) to a 29-0 record en route to state and national titles.

After moving over to his alma mater Garfield this summer, Roy won his first 22 games this season. The Bulldogs beat teams from California and Oregon while climbing to No. 6 in this week's national rankings.



Seattle Prep moves on to meet Eastside Catholic (Sammamish) on Thursday in the SeaKing district semifinals while Garfield is bounced to the loser's bracket and a Friday meeting with Cleveland (Seattle).