Saturday Boys (Prep Basketball)

NORTHEAST A LEAGUE

Lakeside 54, ML 39

George Petticrew led the Eagles (4-3, 6-4) to an upset of previously undefeated Medical Lake (5-1, 8-1), which is ranked second in the state, with his game-high 18 points. He scored 10 in the fourth quarter.

Petticrew also had four 3-pointers in the game.

Jared Hatch had nine rebounds, helping the Eagles to a 35-22 edge on the boards.

Medical Lake 9 8 6 16 - 39

Lakeside 18 9 6 21 - 54

MEDICAL LAKE Verstrate 3, Moffatt 7, Simmons 8, J.Deutsch 9, M.Deutsch 5, Fischhaber 7, Cortez 0.

LAKESIDE (Nine Mile Falls) - Bender 2,

Hatch 7, Klein 8, Mathews 10, Petticrew 18, Tenny 0, Nelson 8.

KF 86, Freeman 80

Jeff Graves had 20 points to lead the Bulldogs (2-5, 3-8) in their win over the visiting Scotties (5-2, 7-4).

Travis Goldsmith scored a game-high 28 points for Freeman.

Freeman 18 18 17 27 - 80

Kettle Falls 21 23 19 23 - 86

FREEMAN VanVoorhis 2, Hill 7, Oberst 8, Goldsmith 28, Miller 6, Reed 3, Lynch 2, Friberg 8, Schuerman 16.

KETTLE FALLS G.Johnston 10, Eslick 3, Hartill 2, Williams 16, Entwistle 13, Graves 20, J.Johnston 2, Siegel 7, Dotts 13.

Newport 51, Colfax 48

After trailing the Bulldogs (1-7, 2-9) by nine points at the end of the first quarter, the Grizzlies (3-3, 6-4) rallied behind the scoring of Raymond Walden. Walden finished with 17 points.

The Grizzlies’ Adam Smyly hit two free throws with 12 seconds left in the game and the Bulldogs’ Levi Berquist missed a pair of 3-point attempts to seal the Newport win.

Colfax 22 10 10 6 - 48

Newport 13 17 8 13 - 51

COLFAX Edinger 9, Becker 0, Heaton 0, B.Stoner 4, Fulfs 2, Hansen 2, Berquist 17, D.Stoner 14.

NEWPORT Larson 2, Randles 5, Wilson 0, Frederick 6, Walden 17, Smyly 2, Taylor 3, Bishop 2, Carrara 14, Knapp 0, Wilson 0.

BI-COUNTY LEAGUE

ACH 62, Reardan 51

Pat Andersen scored 10 points, hauled in 12 rebounds and had six steals for the Warriors (6-0, 8-3) in their win over the visiting Indians (4-2, 7-5).

Matt Elder led ACH with 13 points. Reardan’s Joe Holwegner had a game-high 14 points.

Reardan 15 14 8 14 - 51

ACH 14 14 20 14 - 62

REARDAN Titchenal 0, Jones 0, Graham 4, Soliday 11, Busse 0, Krupke 3, Jenkin 0, Schultz 6, Holwegner 14, Blomgren 13, Flaa 0.

ALMIRA/COULEE-HARTLINE Pierce 12, Murray 11, Elder 13, Janzen 8, Slahtasky 8, Carstensen 0, Goodwin 0, Evers 0, Andersen 10.

S-H 93, Chr. Her. 41

Ryan Floyd led the undefeated Falcons (6-0, 12-0) in a romp over the visiting Patriots (0-6, 1-8), scoring 23 points, handing out 12 assists and grabbing 11 rebounds.

Nick Colbert added 14 points and 10 rebounds for the Falcons while Tim Fischer led the Patriots with 16 points.

Chr. Heritage 9 12 8 12 - 41

Sprague-Harr. 27 25 23 18 - 93

CHRISTIAN HERITAGE Colvin 14, Kirstein 0, B.Newbill 0, J.Fischer 2, J.Newbill 2, Klein 2, T.Fischer 16, Bishop 0, Smith 5.

SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON Newcomb 4, Floyd 23, Bly 7, Korby 14, Putney 11, Countryman 6, Schmitt 4, Hattrup 7, Carper 3, Colbert 14.

Wil.-Cres. 50, Liberty 45

Matt McMurray had 10 points and six rebounds as the Wildcats (4-3, 6-6) edged the visiting Lancers (2-4, 2-10).

Lex Katich sank 3 of 4 free throws in the final minute to keep the cold-shooting Wildcats ahead. W-C hit just 2 of 14 from the field in the fourth quarter.

Liberty 11 13 10 11 - 45

Wilbur-Creston 13 15 13 9 - 50

LIBERTY Tee 0, Horlacher 5, Brama 2, J.Rafter 2, Hudkins 13, D.Cornwall 15, T.Cornwall 2, Greenwalt 6, Dauenhauer 0.

WILBUR-CRESTON Gochenour 5, Leonard 2, Katich 8, Turner 10, Harris 2, Kuchenbuch 8, McMurray 10, Nelson 5, Hanson 0.

Lind 65, Davenport 51

Michael Watson had 24 points and Chris Keltz added 20 as the Bulldogs (3-4, 5-5) downed the host Gorillas (3-3, 5-6).

Tom Turnbough led Davenport with 20 points.

Lind 13 18 15 19 - 65

Davenport 9 17 7 18 - 51

LIND Montejano 5, Ruiz 2, Watson 24, Keltz 20, Schrenk 12, Palmer 2, Pennel 0.

DAVENPORT Goodman 2, Cannon 2, Deal 3, Swain 8, Parsons 2, Hogan 9, Fitzpatrick 1, Coley 0, Hammond 4, Turnbough 20.

Ritz. 72, Val. Chr. 50

Travis DeVore led the Broncos (4-3, 4-8) with 17 points, including four 3s, in their win over the visiting Panthers (2-5, 6-6).

Teammate John Galbreath added 16 points. Ritzville shot 54 percent from the field.

Valley Christian 14 8 13 15 - 50

Ritzville 15 20 17 20 - 72

VALLEY CHRISTIAN Schlafmann 0, Tobin 5, Kitteridge 0, Spuler 2, Harken 2, Sandin 10, Wright 11, Asbury 2, Gerrells 18.

RITZVILLE Hille 0, J.Galbreath 16, DeVore 17, Noble 5, Boness 8, Duff 3, Roberg 10, Barden 1, Roth 6, Weber 6, Powers 0.

PANORAMA LEAGUE

Curlew 57, St. G. 52

The Cougars (5-0, 9-0) were led by Gary Hughes’ 16 points as they edged the Dragons (4-1, 5-4) to remain undefeated.

Curlew raced to a 17-1 firstquarter lead. But St. George’s came back.

The Dragons’ Brent Davis, who had a game-high 18 points, hit a 3-pointer with 1:24 left in the third quarter to bring his team within two points, 40-38.

After being intentionally fouled, the Cougars’ Curt Nelson hit two free throws with 18 seconds left to ice the game.

Curlew 17 14 11 15 - 57

St. George’s 5 17 16 14 - 52

CURLEW Engeland 0, Baker 0, Paul 13, Whitted 0, Brown 6, Miller 0, Edwards 3, Hughes 16, Thurik 0, Wakefield 5, Nelson 14.

ST. GEORGE’S Davis 18, Tseng 0, Kennedy 0, Clarke 0, Kuney 0, Charbonneau 0, Laugen 8, Ala 14, Averett 0, Cook 5, Treybig 0, Thomas 7.

NWC 61, Inchelium 27

The Crusaders (5-0, 8-1) were led by Nate Dunham’s 19 points in their easy victory over the visiting Hornets (0-5, 1-7).

Adam Rapelje led the Crusaders with 12 rebounds while Shawn Christianson led the Hornets, also grabbing 12 boards.

Inchelium 4 4 8 9 - 27

NW Christian 13 14 20 14 - 61

INCHELIUM Pakootas 9, C.Desautel 2, J.D.Finley 0, T.Finley 2, M.Finley 2, Marchand 0, G.Desautel 0, Sutton 11, C.Finley 0, Christianson 1.

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN Whelham 3, Iverson 10, Murphy 7, Rapelje 2, Woods 2, Affeldt 0, Dunham 19, Thompson 0, Meyers 9, Dryden 2, Phelps 5, Klaje 2.

Rep. 56, Springdale 49

John Kuchenmeister led the Tigers (4-1, 4-5) with his game-high 20 points in their win over the visiting Chargers (3-2, 3-5).

Ben Peterson led the Chargers with 16 points and was 8 of 9 from the field.

Springdale 12 14 12 11 - 49

Republic 19 15 7 15 - 56

SPRINGDALE Nortz 2, Carr 0, McCurdy 0, Mann 5, Melville 8, Bra.Coe 5, Peterson 16, Bri.Coe 11, Blanchard 2.

REPUBLIC Hanks 10, Krohn 2, Baldwin 16, Rickard 14, Symmes 0, J.Kuchenmeister 20, K.Kuchenmeister 0, Hunt 4.

Wel. 72, St. Mich. 71 (OT)

Led by Alex Flett’s gamehigh 22 points, the Redskins (4-1, 6-3) knocked off visiting St. Michael’s (0-5, 2-6) in overtime.

St.M 8 11 22 20 10 - 71

Wellpinit 25 19 10 7 11 - 72

ST. MICHAEL’S Dav.Baarstad 18, Cons 19, C.Argentino 19, J.Harding 4, Vogel 5, K.Harding 2, B.Argentino 0, Lajoie, Dan Baarstad 4.

WELLPINIT L.Ford 16, Moses 5, D.Flett 2, Holt 11, Lebret 0, A.Flett 22, Payne 11, S.Flett 3, Andrew 2.

Selkirk 69, Northport 38

Led by Nathan Dial’s game-high 24 points, the Rangers (3-2, 4-5) easily defeated the visiting Mustangs (0-5, 2-7).

Dial scored 10 points in the third quarter, helping Selkirk to a 52-30 advantage. James Hays chipped in 14 points, including six during the Rangers’ 21-5 first-quarter surge.

Northport 5 14 11 8 - 38

Selkirk 21 15 16 17 - 69

NORTHPORT Buffan 5, Murphy 0, Mine 2, Baribault 9, Jimenez 8, Dusresne 2, Day 10, Parish 2.

SELKIRK Coppock 5, A.Kenney 0, Larson 11, Smith 1, Pichette 1, Davis 6, Garrett 1, Newman 4, Hays 14, Fandrey 2, Dial 24.

Cusick 62, Columbia 49

The Panthers (1-4, 1-8) rallied from a four-point halftime deficit as Brook Nelson scored 18 of his 25 points in the second half in a victory over the visiting Lions (1-4, 1-8).

Columbia 14 16 8 11 - 49

Cusick 11 15 20 16 - 62

COLUMBIA Brisbois 10, Kastellic 0, Whitney 6, Bangert 5, R.Denison 8, Smith 4, Wilson 2, Cornwall 2, Hoiland 12.

CUSICK Scott 9, Nelson 25, Meek 1, Webb 4, Birchall 5, Russell 11, Finley 7.

WHITMAN COUNTY

G-P 75, Rosalia 40

Steve Cofield led the Vikings (2-0, 10-1) in a romp over the visiting Spartans (1-1, 8-3) with his game-high 30 points.

Cofield also added nine rebounds and five steals while teammate Rob Tiegs contributed 15 points.

Rosalia 6 15 10 9 - 40

Gar-Pal 19 13 23 20 - 75

ROSALIA Nereim 11, Naught 0, Maley 6, Webb 2, Scheele 2, Finley 5, Bruce 8, Blank 4, McLaughlin 2.

GARFIELD-PALOUSE Lawton 3, Hill 1, Hilty-Jones 10, Cofield 30, Fox 2, Tiegs 15, Richards 2, Thurston 6, Coles 5, Bischoff 1.

LaC.-Wash. 61, Colton 49

Cory Goll triggered the Tigercats (2-0, 7-5) over the visiting Wildcats (0-2, 4-6) with his 25 points and 16 rebounds.

Clint Ledbetter chipped in 12 points and 11 rebounds for LaCrosse-Washtucna.

Colton 15 15 14 5 - 49

LaCrosse-Wash. 25 13 10 13 - 61

COLTON Merk 11, McArthur 0, Wallace 4, Busch 9, BeLieu 14, Moss 0, Cuellar 2.

LACROSSE-WASHTUCNA Nealey 9, Ledbetter 12, Bryan 2, Wigen 2, Goll 25, Kinch 4, Rouleau 4, Whitman 3.

St. J-E 63, T-O 52

Justin Roths’ 17 points led the Eagles (1-1, 5-6) to a victory over the visiting Nighthawks (0-2, 3-8).

Gabe Storment added six assists and seven points for St. John-Endicott.

Tekoa-Oaksdale 11 14 15 12 - 52

St. John-End. 15 16 13 19 - 63

TEKOA-OAKESDALE Graffis 4, Fox 8, Freeburg 17, Zehm 12, Mason 1, Crooks 2, Marsh 2, Wall 2.

ST. JOHN-ENDICOTT Kleweno 8, Johnstone 2, Coliar 6, Strader 0, Storment 7, Gering 6, Hergert 12, Barnes-Bailey 5, Roths 17.