It was kind of a forgone conclusion, but the top-ranked Federal Way secured the South Puget Sound League South Division championship Friday night with a blowout of Beamer, 72-26.

The win moved the Eagles to 15-0 in the SPSL South and 18-1 overall with one game remaining in the regular season. Federal Way will take on the top seed from the SPSL North at 6:30 p.m. at Kent’s Showare Center Friday for the league’s top seed to the West Central District Tournament.

The loss dropped the Titans to 8-7 in the SPSL South and into a tie for fourth place with Spanaway Lake. Beamer can secure a playoff berth with a win over Puyallup Tuesday in their regular season finale or a loss by either Spanaway Lake or Bethel (7-8). The top-five teams qualify for the West Central District Tournament.

Federal Way dominated the Titans Friday night, outscoring Beamer 43-10 in the first and third quarters. The Eagles were led by the 18 points of junior Darah Huertas-Vining and 16 from senior guard Brittany Barrington. Dyesha Bellhumeur finished with 12 points.

Beamer was led by the 10 points of senior Shyla Akins and six from freshman Megan Huff.

In other action:

Jefferson 43, at Kentlake 41 — The Raiders picked up a huge two-point win Friday night over the Falcons. The victory moved Jefferson to 7-8 in the SPSL North Division and left them in a fourth-place tie with Tahoma with one game to play. The Raiders will host third-place Mount Rainier Tuesday night. A win will guarantee TJ a spot in the postseason.

Against Kentlake, the Raiders used a huge third quarter to take control of the game. Jefferson outscored the Falcons, 22-6, during the third quarter to take a 36-23 lead into the fourth. Kentlake, however, climbed back into the game by outscoring the Raiders, 18-7, during the final eight minutes. But it wasn’t quite enough.

Jada Piper led Jefferson with 19 points and Keryn Knight added 10 points. Jessica Barnes led Kentlake (5-10) with 23 points.

Auburn Mountainview 66, at Decatur 31 — The Gators couldn’t hang with the first-place Auburn Mountainview Lions Friday night in SPSL 3A action. The Lions outscored Decatur, 22-6, during the first quarter.

Alexis Cole led the Gators with 14 points, but she was the only player in double figures for Decatur.

The loss left the Gators (6-14 overall, 3-7 SPSL 3A) in a tie for fourth place in the SPSL 3A Division with Enumclaw. The two teams will play at tiebreaking game at 5:45 p.m. on Tuesday night at Bonney Lake High School. The winner will be the league’s fourth seed into the 3A Sub-district Tournament and the loser will be the fifth seed.

The Sub-district tournament will be held Friday and Saturday and the Decatur/Enumclaw winner will play at 7:30 p.m. against Hazen, the second seed from the Seamount League, in a loser-out game. The Decatur/Enumclaw loser will play at Bremerton at 5:30 p.m. Friday.